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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

The Florida Campaign.-The failure
of Gen. Calls late expedition against
the Indians having been attributed to
his disappointment in not finding sup
ply of provisions on the Wy thlacoochie.
it has been naturally supposed by many
that this disappointment was imputabIe
to some remissness in the Subsistence De.
partment of the Government in not piac-
ing sufficient supplies Of provisions with
in the reach of the General commanding
in Florida; and this opinion has been
freely expressed through our own CO.
iumns. as well as those Of other journals.
1t is due, however, to the vigilant Ad-
ministration Of that Department to state,
that we have authentic evidence of its
innocence ofany delinquency in the case
referred to. or of its being chargeabIe
with any of the blame which attaches to
General Calls failure. On the contrary,
there were placed in depot, on the east
side Of Florida. on the st. Johns, and
at other points, as early as the month of
September, not less than six hundred
thousand rations and on the west side
Of the Peninsula, at Tampa Bay, on the
0u" onSS, shu o'hSi po'utS, thtCC HUI
dred thousand rations. This large stock
of provisions. at various depots on both
sides of the Peninsula, was placed at the
disposition of General Call he was Off
cially advised by the Department Of
their deposite, and it was left to him to
order supplies to be transported to any
Of the points at which his operations
might require them, before he moved
his army. If he failed to do so. and suf-
fersd the Illustration Of his expedition in
consequence. the blame cannot justly at
tach to the Subsistence Department.
We learn that an express started from
the city yesterday morning to Florida,
to relieve Governor Call from the com.
mand OF the army, and assign 1t to Gen.
Iecun - NM INF M. =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

Accounts from Cbihuahua, Mexico,
represent that district to be in great a.
lsrm in consequence of the hostile atti-
tu&e assumed by the ApacheL Indians.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

The Boston Post says that a Portland Doc
tor has discovered an effectual cure for the
tooth ache-lt is:-Fill your mouth with
cream and then bump your head against the
wall ill il turns 10 butter
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

A drea,iful fire occurred at Newark. IN.
j. on Friday last. Fifty houses were on.
iireiy consumed. The los. is estims .sti at
5000 COCOON hall of Which. perhaps, there
was Insurance..
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

The average majority Of the Union Tick
OF 10 Georgia is about s0O--lsst year 1t was
upwards Of 1000. The AnG-Vsn Buren,
Press speaks confidently of carrying the
State against him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

APpointment by the President.
JESSE MibbER, Of Penhsy lvania, to be
Firs. Auditor of the Treasury Department,
in the place of r. Harrison, resigned.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

General Bernard, formerly in the SER
vice of the United States, has been plac.
ed at the head Of the War Department
in France.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

We insert opposite the names Of the
States the number Of Senators and Re
representatives. Of each. according to which
the distribution is to be made.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10
'WAsHiEGToN, Oct. ~, 1886.

"WAsHiEGToN, Oct. %, 1886.
"THE PRINCIPLE MUST BE SET
TIED, THAT NO LEGISLATIVE
BODY CAN GRANT A CHARTEROR
A PRIVILEGE WHICH ANY SUISSE
QUENT LEGISLATURE OR THE
PEOPLE IN CONVENTION MAY
NOT ABROGATE OR RECALL"
II Van Buren, is elected, we see no reason
why the fifty millions in the Treasury should
not, under the above declared doctrine, be
divided among the bsndi,ti.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

The Postmaster General, Amos X cndall,
has written letter to Philadelphia, which
contains the following Jack Cads principles:
From limos RendalPs letter, dated
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-11-10

The South SEQ EIpedition.-The ves-
sells destined for this interesting service
are all launched. and Fill doubtless be
soon equipped for the voyage.
The frigate Macedonian, the flag shin
OF the expedition. has been rebuilt at
Norfolk on portion of her original tim
bess, and was launched on Tuesday last:
and the two brigs ordered TO be built ct
the Boston navy yard, have also been
launched within the last ten days. and
one of them is already spared and rig
ged. They are represented as very
strong vessels, Of about two hundred and
forty tons burden, and have been built
in seventy working days.--Not. Int.
The Boston Gazette states that the tvs
brigs which were ordered 10 be bull, at
the Charlestown Navy Yard, for the
exploring expedition. are completed
and one was LAUGHED on Tuesday last.
and is already spared and rugged. The
ether was LAUGHED on Saturday, at
o'clock. They are stout substantial YES
sells of about $40 tons burthen, built in
the best manner Of live oak, and appear
well sdaped 20 that service. These yes.
sells have been built in less than seventy
working days-an instance of dispatch
seldom witnessed in this country.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10

nebt atsso Sobre, tpst1e tpis biz
Wfen bl6bsten. 9as Bsbttasen Die
ftr unelldtlben Slnelinse bsp
tbser 2lutunft aSf DEN, Wbtptaee,
uno Die 9ebetet tpeIbe lie in ibrer
Mutterfprabe nit ausesreceten Nr-
men, enteeno ODER auf Die groe tle'
seno gen 6imtnel ribtstsn erlbittsr,
ten PAS !6erh ia Die Steine bdttsn
ilm uber fte erbarn1sn tn6sen. .--
''N bfbrtft.6eutet d polmfonn,
taet ben 27ften Mdrs spar fir mid
etn Sag Der ttefIteu Srauer uno Be
trabnt6. Tim 6 llbr Dsorsens besann
Die 9tnrlbtun9 BON 4l2 ameriFanifben
Oefansensn, uno oauerts bis llbr
bis Der leRte erfbo6en tpuroe. Tim IL
fleng oos 9erbrenuen Der Gei6en an.
QBts tangewtto es pdbrtn bis is sur
Nlbe 1erbronnt (ino! SD Fam oib
psrftbern, ooB Die 3nbl ser 2(uslanoer,
ypelhe In Sspas wabrsno btelem
Selebuse 9efallen fno, 1900 lbsrfei.
SStn mae. sBtr babsn nocb 80 bsp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10
S6ertff6 8erfauf.
Oabib 2inb unb 0larn
4nn, fein Q8eib, unb Gefub
siIpsfsr @tiper y. u,n Qlbsbsiluns.
9e9en . -.
Qsipte 8 Neiber.

afaft eines 8efebI5 in ot:sem @t6t Stale,
nsroe idb an oer eonrtb in Canton
auf 2 omItas DEN llten ndeb(ten SUM
folsenees in etarf 60. selestne gtad 9ane
5uin 8erfaufe anbeten einsn Ibel Der n6ro:
ltben IQdlfte BON Sestipu 81, in Gaunf6ip
i1(plain) Ranse 8, anfan8eno an Der upro=
0itIltben ede beiaeter gettiou, bann nOroIiob
an Der y dtJEinie 3wifben 5ettiou 26uuo 81,
100 Nutbsn gu Dem 0iertets= DfOfen an beta9
ter 9inie. oann spetlb In beIaster 97. SeftiOn
1913 e 10 Nutben 81. eiuem Vfolten, bann moro:
ltb 18 1 g 9rabe, bftleb II A. 10 3utben Su
einem pioiten. Damn nbro!lb Is @'raoe, psit.
lid 1 go Nutben 5u einem pfotteu, rann
nbrolib 454-10 Natben au eiuem pfoRsn an
Der 2inie 5pifeben Setiion 90 uno 81, oanl
6itlidb an beia8ter Sinie 19o &utbsu 3ur Stea'
os5 Mafanss, sutbaltene 1913 80 100 9Ider,
mebr oSer tpenises, aussenemnen uuaefabr 90
9lfet Is 9utben, init einlbluB Der Wabls nne
6as-Mhble. abseIest outb Drms0nnssn nno
9rdnjen, 3u Jaccb ooftetser uno sarab, lein
lpeib, init oeln oarauf baftenoeu Gi9embune
reebt bslaster Sarab, als Wittme bon Yaul
Meioer, welober bas 3sit idbe perlse.
Ser @srsauf fanst I'm ubr an.
.. Gee. SC. Bebb.
Canton Osap 6, 1885. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10
9S . / #
ssSdCOb 0(tnetttQnt1 !?

9ebirtia aus 3iesenbain, int @burfarfene
tbum 9eftn. Derlelbe fbrisb unterm 5teu
Sanuar eisies Sabres an fsine betammerteu
sItern bon 3anespiue, In 9bio, aus. baB er in
un9efabr 8 Wooben bier III @ban1bsrsbure(pa.)
SEP oenfeIben entreftn w1'os; bod oerielbe
fam uidbt uno lieB AUDI feitoem nibts Don itb
bbren, unb atle Sriefe, Die nau letoem an lin
ooer aneers eeute oaleIbit 9el6riebeu, tlieben
enttpeoer nnbetiffbti3t Obsr fonntsn teinen
Auff6uB ertbeiIen. @r bielt iltb ldn8ere 3ett
in 3anesuile uno in oem beuabbarten Staotz
den GaSlorSille auf wUIslbft er Nb init Der
lbrn,aberep ernaNte Die 8riefe an ibn rpur=
Den sewbbnlib an eirsn perru SprnSer In
3anespile aorefi3st. 9ae Nlenfbenfrenaee,
melGe etwas aber Den sesenpdrtisen Qlufents
balt oes Sbenseuannten oorr aber leinen sttra'
isen Zoo tpifen. wereen erfuebs alsbaieise
sefaaiste Nabri1t an ben tlnter5eidb nsteu,
8elaneen su la0en. ~..... !. e
YietorSe rtba,
9erausseber osS Srspbeitsls
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10
Da6 :NDDreB ! lll1D

6 on, n, IS fo.ns- s-8ur.eaut
Stro. 50. Gds Der smitbf. II. es.
beforgt folgenoe 0efbafts: i.
gs perf6afft ginpanberrn eeleaenbeit aur
M,iterreiI,, 9ebt ibnen nit gatsm Natb mne
Gssshruna an bic 0anb, &C. Durdb ieiue Ser
mittlung fSnnen Sitter pauIer. Maaren ansr
Qlrt gefanft ooer Uertau ft; eanber.
Elem. Qiufer, Wobnunsen, u. {. 10. pers
Iebnt ooer 8emietbet meroen.
g6 ,perben TabridbsiIBsra, Manvfaeturift ten,
Gertfbaften &c. abraubbare 2sute Su per
fbdffen gefnb t--uno 1anowersern,
Mrbeitern, gtaberiuuet, ,,nb nienitrnaoden, .e.
anfteHnngtn perf6aft spesoen.
Speoitions Gefhdfte;
ueberfesungen IN beutfbtr. engli ,
fdber ftansbfilcbv ,anp psudnbif%er spradbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10
Neue 0utet!!

Die unteribriebenen nebmen iid sic Grep:
bet, oas pubitum biermit 3u benabrtbtisen,
oaB ite io ebeu erba!ten babeu Elm Aiortment
Oorte 2Baaren als:
sattIsrwaaren, Qeusabe'n, Blasbdlse fir
5bmeos, (1dmmer. '1tdsel, SenitersIas, OsL
6arben, SbaufeIn uno 3anssn, 1bse &s0Cs.
pfanuen, MeGsr u. @abeIn, 2bfsl. 8rillen
tidterit6de, @ahsen1dblsn, @afFeer6fsr, 2bee
erettsr, Sbubnlabr &tt. g bub Drabt,
5insfaben, 8silen, 0utma6er Gi1en, &arten,
Sbeersn Siuserbite uno 0laoeln, @erber
Differ, stabI, (oobsI, Montirunsen, SiyniB,
&c. au oen biuisften preifen.
" Games SobnIon u. g..
Wea1lIIou Map %. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-10
StoriSa.

Storioa.
tOle Don Gen. Scott an ser Hurt
oes WSitslacoobie ,urice gelo0enen
81 Mann baben (tb in ibrsm Sort 5
BoDsn lang 9esen Die eefamte Mobt
Der Semtnolen 9spebrt. Sbr 0efebls-
baoer, ept. 0cltoulant 1T NIT 4 anosrn
aYpor getbotet, ober nod bdtt Gb Die
Mannfboft, uno IS 1T 8 Mdnnert1 ee-
lun9en, In einem Sanoe nab S>aaaba,
fee au eutfoa1sn nnD J5ilfe fur bic Se.
brdngten 5u begsbren. QBtr Soften,
tiefe miro tbnsn bel 3siten ;uFonmen.
Oen. 9cott'5 Set0Sug 1T Durbous oere
febtt ; Die Semlnolen Ssgen Geb iber-
all 3urldf uno bitsten ib Cebr, NIT llse
i11obt ansubinoen. $50 (ie ibre Bet-
bsr uno &inosr perborsen balten, bat
bls jeet mob Otitmono ausmaben
fonnen. Siber ,paren fte an, 9Bbitss
loceo6te esrb sr9en, als Sen. Gaines
Dem sefammelten Seinoe sessniber
ltano, uao Die Dam allge Srieofsrtisteit
oer Snoianer nur cine Git 3eit gum
SortGDaHtn tbrer yan1ilien Su serpin-
ner. 01tte man Zip nibt tdulben
la0en uno wire oorauf losseibtasen
porpen, 70 pdrs Der Sampf jeet tpabr-
fDslntt6 beenoet. !
eeJn Dem Ospartement Sber Nbein
IN SronfretD fano man tnebrmols bic
Hettben Don erntSrosten 0eifenoen ob-
ne Die n1inoette Spur Ser Sbds
ter. NoD lan9en, per9eblibea BE-.
mubun9en per 0enoarmsrie Fam oiet
'ls(be an Elm alteS perfatlenes S6lo6,
tpelbss lIb etne Sablreibs Nduberban-
De fbon felt linserer 3sit sum 2lufent,
bnltsort uno Sbluptuinfel ausereben
bate. Wan umriaste Das sSbloB nnp
perboftete, nab einem fur;et, QBioer>.
}tono AZ Nauber, Die eerabe in Besriff
itanosm }lb IN ibr, 8sute su tbsilen.
Sas pafetfbif Snoepsnoence, gpt.
ylps, bat an, %. Npril Die Self bon
Nsp,Derf nab eiperpool in oer FirSe,
tten Sslt 1uraee 9ele9t, Die js OaSu &C.
bran:bt ,puroe. gs sing am s.. Npril
Nbenos unter Se9et uno braubte nur
ID Gage 5 Stuneen. oesm Sabre 18 90.
9sbraubts oa6 pafetfbif New-DprF
Is Gage 18 Gtunosn.
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Srai1el, Is. 2lpril. Oie belsilcbe
Nssieruns bat olle m6glibeu @amen
forten BON Sdumen Nerbomerifase n
9efabrt, TIM lie IN 8elsien einbeimifb
3u MAIDEN. Darunter {inb 6 DerGbie,
Dene giben 3Gfbeu tnD l2 Sitbtenars
ten. Warum pfanst man In guro-
pa Den Suefsraborn tllbt aueemsinera
S1nR M0Arpf : 1lt1N i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
CONVENTION OF TEACHERS.

CONVENTION OF TEACHERS.
Tho sirtk aaasoevsary Of the Western Literary
institute and College Of Professional Teachers.
viii be held in Cincinnati, during tho first xeek
IN Oct next, commencing On Monday a..
A series Of popular Lectures will b delivered
during the week, and . number If Reports b y com-
mittecs appointed at the last annual meeting will
be presented and discussed.
From the difficulty in obtaining the names and
residences Of large portion Of the Teachers 10 the
west, correspondence has not hitherto been OPEN
led with them, but il s hoped that all who see this
notice will consider the Invitation to attend per-
sonally addressed to them.-The institution 10 de-
signed to embrace Teachers and other friends Of
education throughout the Mississippi Valley, and
il is particularly desirable that Literary Ass0efs-
tons, will annually send delegates and when prac-
ticabe reports upon the state of education, school
statistics, &C. in their respective limits would be
desirable and tend much to forward the objects ot
the College, and to increase the interest Of It's NEE
things.
/ The annual csscular Of the local executive con
miftee will b Published in . few days, anaoua
cling the lectures, subjects Of discussion, &c.
i All editors in the western country, are respect
fully solicited to give the above few insertions
and by sending their address, copies Of tn
+ proceedings when published will be forwarded 4
E each. :
!. BY order Of the Executive Committee.
DAVID L. TALBOT, Rec. See.
: Cincinnati Au0 1. 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

Mr.. Finley-An honest inquiry after facts,
In relation to the conduct of the officers Of
this government should be encouraged by all
good citizens. To do it fearlessly and indie
pendently is a right and privilege guaran-
tied by the struggles of rs, and protected
by the Magma Charta of American liberty.
My object in thus addressing you, is to ex-
press, in plain and honest terms, my disap-l
probation of the manner in which the recent
change has been made in the Postmasters Of
this village. But, as preludium, will
state, that towards Messrs. Reid and Bor-
den, entertain the most friendly feelings
l respect them, both, as my neighbors, and as
citizens of our borough. Further, believe
Capt. Reid has discharged the duties Of post
master with fidelity, promptness and a
punctualitv uncommon to that class of pub
lie servants; and that Mr.. Borden will dis
charge them equally well, so far as his knowl-
edge Of the geography of the country will
permit, have not the least disposition to
!, doubt. But, sir, l do condemn the manner
!, inswhich the change has been made; have
heard, and from good and respectable author
i ity, that Mr.. Borden had agreed to pay Capt.
: Reid $500 for his property, (his residence
and the house occupied as the ofice) provi-
ded he Capt. Re'd) would secure him the
appointment of Postmaster in Richmond.
: This property Is not worth more than 81 900
at the extent. and thus Mr.. Borden pays
: s. 800 for the Office Capt. Reid received
the appointment but a short time before, end
my presumption is that he merely accepted
it for the purpose Of selling it out again. He
resigned the Office without making 1t known
e to single person, save those interested II
keeping it u secret, until he should and dit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
r X2 TAXI

FOR the purpose Of receiving the arfsars q
Taxes for the present year, will attend 1t d. d.
Sloan's in Richmond. on Wednesday the 18th inst;
at Boston Thursday; at Abington ON Friday,
and at Centreville Saturday Of each week, for
three weeks in succession.
A. G. HANNAH, c. w. c.
September -, 1885. 37.3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

THE subscriber having lost during the Soth or
18th inst. small plain leather pocket book. Duch
orn contaiaing about fifty dollass. II Hank cotes'
some papers, and small almanac, any inlormation
leading to the recovery of the same viii be tnanA'
fully received and literally rewarded.
JESSE STANLEY.
Richmond, Sept "a, 1895. 05-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
NOTICE.

WHEREAS nv wife BErsEr hss left ny home
and protection, therefore forwam all pessons
against trusting her my sccount after this date,
a. the partnership 10 Dissolved.
GEORGE CLARK.
Richmood, September 20, 1885. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
MEDICAL RID.

DR.. ]. w. .SALTEK. (of PhilsdelPhia) having
settled upon Elkhoru. desires iafora The public.
that he hes concluded 70 enter npoa the duties II
his Profession in all it, braacAes, and hopes by
prompt aad Perssvering attsntioa 70 rsaier fall
satisfactlon TO all those Who may be pleased %
submit Themselves . his care.
Elkhorn. Sept 1885, 1-9i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing u the
Steam Mill At Economy, between Hugh Rlack and
William Smith. under the firm Of BLACK AND
SMITH, dissolved On the 4th Of july last.
the business having since heen carried Oh BY Hugh
Black and Samuel G. Upton under the 6sn Of
BLACK AND UPTON.
- also this day dissolved BY mutual consent Tho
business viii hereafter be carried on By 8. G. Up
iOaS, who will settle the business Of both 6sma
BY paving tho debts and recovering the dues Of
said hrms. HUGH BLACK.
SAMUEL G. UPTON.
Economy, Sept. u, 1885. S0-St
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

THE subscriber o6ers his farm for sales lying
one mile west Of Newport, containing about lis
acres and 100 under cultivation. Also farm ef
about 60 acres, adjoining Williamsburg, On vhich
good buildings and one-half Of the mill for.
merly owned by William johnson.
Williamsburg, Wayne county. isdiaoa-
JOB COGGEsHALf.
August 26th, 1886. S7-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24

l..4 q the hopes which were enter.
bheis,e Indian Corn, and other Fall
y! hsye had opportunity to converse
.e from the interior Of this Sfae,
- n-S1isers who have passed through
~a.nd. and they say every thing ~
~ market people who come IN from
- s. ety, bring the same report
~. v.erorr.-The early frost in Yer
~ .aarly destroyed the corn, Pota-.
- irek1hest, in several sections OF
.-{Troy Budget.
ccas AND Stow BALLs.-On Wed
-s.,rnine. we noticed, in a market
-eentsining corn in the milk, the
shs Of snow ball, between two
inches in diameter. 1t was formed
fost. which, on that morning, was
~ :. svery direction around us-blas-
-. the small hopes many Of the
.t.d cherished of their crops.
Portsmouth IN. H. JournaI.]
100 - SuoAs.-An the continent Of
= preparing to manufacture their
r from The beet. This will 60 vastly
Su;oishing the slave trade in the
~ Islands. There is being erected
S.s,se;ennes, refinery which will make
eaIjuss of pounds in year.
80 fact relating to this subject is now
~ interesting. We have had the
49, ~ - interview with the Rev. d. NJ
S.:,h o( he Manual Labor Seminary, stu
81 I. - North River, four miles above
.,.v r nuason. Mr.. Smith informs u.
:. ,ks,e vess. since he succeeded in OBJ
;.;no spsr| from the beet, known as the
G,s.sl Wurlsel. The beet was reduced t.
in machine which cost about thir
1i,u. md which crushed bushel o
~ = les than two minutes. The juice
1Gezpsessed with an ordinary cheese press
- process Of evaporation was conduc
81 - same manner as that Of which Ma
~ = made. Mr.. Smith was SO wei
~ with the result of his experiments
1Sss confident that success will atten'
Y Abrt about being made to man"fac
1omestic sugar from the beet, that h
usdb procuringa quantity of the seed no,
ne by Mr.. Frederick Brown and others
r. city, for cultivation on the farm al
"a 70 the Hudson River Seminary.
IA - Philadelphia paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

THE undersigned having taken out letter, az
administrator IN the estate Of Jomx CA.Iulx
deceased, late Of Wayne township, Wayne county,
Indiana. request all those indebted 10 said estate 10
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly authentpca-
ted within one year from this date. The estate 10
supposed to be solvent.
BENJAMIN PtCKETTE,) Admin
JOHN ROBERDS, ,stratoss.
September %, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL be sold at the dwelling house Of John
Carlisle, deceased about four miles north Of Rsch-
mond, Wayne county, Indiana, OH the 10Th day II
October next. ali the personal estate Of said de-
ceased. consisting Of one horse, Cattle, sheep,
wheat, farming utensils. household and kilchea
furniture. Sale to commence 1t ten O'Clock, Cd
sand day, when terms will be made known.
BENJAMIN PlCKETTE.
JOHN ROBERDS
September q, 1896 3S3i
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CHOLERA.

Id Charleston 6. CO. on the 9Th Sept, the
number Of cases reported was fifteen. The
preceding day, 81.
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Such a. Handbills, Cards, Labels, Booee -
Pamphlets, Hat Tips, Sue. &c, neatly sxeee
ted n this office. . 81 C sass
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Republicans Of the cousty Il
Wayne, friendly to the election of Massia VI
Buren, and Richard NJ. johnson, are respectfully
requested TO hold meetings IN their respective
townships on Saturday the 6rst day Of Ocsohes
next, Tor such Other time may suit their Coz
venience) and appoint delegates to attend County
Convestion, to be held at the Count HOsnD = tbe
town of CentreviIle, on Wednesday, tbs 0Ah day
Of October, 1898. a 10 oacloek, A. -, ~ ~
purpose Of selecting delegates 10 attend de sste
and Congressional Convensions add 10 TRANSACT
such other business ~ may be thought psoPes By
the C0nveutio0.
By order Of he Couafy Coaanitfse.
SeuGember 1886
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ToBAcco W.. FLoUR.-The receipts Of -four
at Baltimore, the largest flour market in the
U. States except N. York, were last week
1897. The receipts Of tobacco for the same
time were 1929 hhds. or 1000 bbls. If the
people are to be starved for want of bread to
to eat, they may still have the comfort Of
Fchewing.-[ Journal Of Conn.,
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TOWNSHIP MEETING

In Pursuance Of the above notice, tho Democsa(-
&c Republicaas Of the township Of Wayne, ase re-
guessed 10 meet 10 The bosough Of Richmoad, a.
Saturday The 2Atb of eeptembes, u ] ose1eck,
r. NJ, to sppoint delegates to represent sasd Town
ship in the Cou.ty Co"vesssoe, TO b held Of Cea-
tseviIle on Wednesday tho 5th Day q Oreo6er
,sext. A gessssl and punctual assssdases = ~
quested. 4se:'
JOHN G. KlBBEY;j
WILLIAM MEEK,
SHADRACH HENDERSON,
SEPT. 1898. Township Cssnaaeees
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The President of the United States lie
Cincinnati on the 18th inst. on his way
Washington City.