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FOR sale.

A TEAM, consisting of six horses, wagon,
IN sled and harness, that has a good run Of
business. The horses belonging 10 said team
are in good order. wagon and sled nearly new,
and harness in good repair.
Also-400 bushels Of Corn and 1900 bushels
Of Oals.-Also, 80 cwt. first rate Cheese.
SMITH g. JACOBS.
Guilford, April I'd, 1886. 4w3l*
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IT'S PACKAGES
British, French & American
9 9 Q = 6:

Consisting Of Prints, Ginghams, Sheetngs,
Shirtines, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satineis, Sum
mer Stulls, Silks, Bombszines, Merino Shawis,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, &C. &c.
Boston, March 30 1896 6wis3n
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
CABINET OF FREEDOM.


To all who the signs Of the times, it must be OBJ
,ious that the character and consequences Of American
slavery, the plans proposed for its removal, and tho
influence Of those plans the union aud prosperity Of
the nation, To become topics of general aud absorb
ing interest. II is natural and proper that the citizens
Of free should carefully investigate the nature
at institution necessarily affecting the moral aud
political welfare Of themselves and their posterty, and
should anxIousy inquire what conduct respecting IL il
required by duty aud prudence Discussion has been
excited and will not and cannot he suppressed IN the
social circle, and in the crowded assembly, in the pull
pitt and IN the legislative hall, slavery is the theme Of
frequent and inquiry; and the press is pouring
forth its muliudinoas publications. on the sumo mo-
mentous topic.
The subscriber Aattcrs himself that Ivy collecting in
n cheap but form, the valuable and nsiruc-
tive works relating the great subject that is
ngltating the whole country, he will not only crafty
the prevailing thirst for information, but also promote
the cause Of ruth and justice.
The Cabinet viii comprise both original and select
ed articles embracing, among other topics, the history
Of the legal abolition Of The African slave tiade-the
history and consequences of paton in the British
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the lawfulness Of slavery
the actual condition Of the slaves in the United States,
and examination OF the various modes Of emancpat-
ing them which have been recommended.
The selections will from time to time be made by
gentlemen whose names will he given TO the public,
and who will be responsible for the general character
of The articles, but not for all the opinions and
tions they may contain.
As the Cabinet of Freedom will be devoted to sub
ects connected with slavery. its may be thought
singularly inappropriate TO its contents The incon-
gruy, however, only apparent, since the subscriber
trusts that the Cabinet will exert an influence G,yora-
BILE the of immediate and universal emanc pa
ton.
The Cabinet viii appear regularly every two weeks,
commencing in March, 1886. Each number will con-
tain 4S pages duodecmo, and will be sold in numbers
il required at Ia ccnts except when illustrated with
engayng, the price Of such numbers will be increased
according to the expense OF the engraving.
Terms two dollars per annum, payable IN advance
The Hon. VIM. jay, Rev. Prof Bush, Of the New
York University, and Gerrii Smith, Esq. have con-
sented to select the articles for the first -four volumes Of
the Cabinet. All communications for tina Cabinet OF
Freedom, to be addressed 10
JOHN s. TAYLOR,
bookseller, New York.
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NOR SALE-Doors, Window Blinds and
II Sash, of various sizes
April IA. HALL & TOWNSLEY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-15

two men hitherto OF good standing in neigh
boring town, were last week, by permission OF
the Governor, arrested and taken to Salem,
Mass. TO be tried on the charge of having sold
the meat of sick OK in that town some two or
three years ago. twas packed with quantity
making some two hundred barrels, none Of
which has since been sold The owners having
been informed Of the condition Of the OK, and
being unable TO select the barrels in which the
infected mea, had been packed. The connec-
tons of The accused individuals are said to be
highly respectable. Boston itids
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The Var in Fiorida.-The latest intelli-
gence from the seat of war in Florida is con-
taned in the following extracts of letters pub
lishcd in the Savannah Georgian of the s0th
Of March:
Extract ofa letter, dated
PIcoLATA, March 24.--Yesterday morning
while Gen. Eustis, at volusia, was transferring
his command to the west side of the St. Johns,
Capt. Ashby's company having crossed over,
was fired upon by about fifty Indians. Three
men were killed instantly, and six more woun-
ded. The fire was Immediately returned, aud
the troops sent in pursuit, but they were off
only one Indian negro was killed"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-15

The weather, since Sunday last has been
any thing but Spring like. On "Wednesday
we were visited with snow storm, and though
much of the snow melted on reaching the
earth, there was depth of full six inches re-
naming or the following morning. Much OF
the old snow yet remains in the fields, and in
the woods il is said to be two feet deep
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Erfract or another Ieffer. dafed

PIcoLATA, March 25.-Thcy are fighting
away at Nolusia. At the last accounts four o
the South Carolina volunteers were killed anC
several wounded. The Indians crept up anc
shot the four sentinels down the first fire, anc
wounded several others. We expect the boa
down tonight, when we shall hear more news
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Ertrorf OF anoiher Ieffrr. dof,


Picoiaia, March a6.-Gcn. Scott left Fort
Drane on the morning of the 26th ult. with
2200 men for the Withlacoochce battle ground.
Gen. Eusiis was 10 have left Volusia with the
whole army, for the same place, on Saturday,
leaving only so men at Volusia.
The ST. Augustine Herald Of 25th March,
says-"The steamer Santee arrived at Picolata
last night from Volusia, by which we learn
that the detachment Of 200 volunteers sent out
under Lieut.. Col. Butler, had not returned or
been heard of up TO yesterday morning. On
the esd, detachment Of 81 volunteers were
sent in search of them; and on their way, six
miles from Volusia, they fell in with party OF
tured, but the commander of the volunteers or
dercd the men to make disgraceiul retreat"
Maj. Gen. Maconb arrived at Savannah on
the 9th March, on his way to Florida.
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The American Journal Of Scientific s. Us,

The american Journal Of Scientific 8. Use
FIJI knorledge.-This is monthly periodical
on the plaza Of the American Magazine. II is
published at Albany by Thomas Mckee Jr. s.
Co. at 81 per annum, payable in advance
The second number, the only one we have seen,
contains about forty distinct articles and twen-
ty four engravings. We commend the work
to the attention of all juvenile readers who are
disposed to store their minds with scientific
and useful knowledge"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-15

h and I W has commenced between Spring
ty Vol, hartford, and between Hartford and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-15

and useful knowledge"
Sermons, addresses and EIhoriations, by
Rev. Jedediah Durchard: With an Appendix
containing some account of proceedings during
protracted meetings, held under his direction,
in Burlington, Wlston and Hinesburg, (Vt)
December, 1885, and January, lS36.-By C..
e. Eastman. PIP 100.
The above work is for sale by Mr. Ashbel
Dickinson of this village, and at the Bookstore.
The North River is open TO Albany and ma
vigation commenced.
The Wings of Delaware have nominated
Harrison and Granger for President and Vice
President
The Senate of Massachusetts, has instructed
n Committee to report bill to take away the
charters of the State Bank and Peoples Bank.
The bill from the House for abolishing crpital
punishment, has been rejected by the Senate
Francis p. Robinson has been committed to
Bridewell in New York, charged with the muir
der of Ellen Jewett, in house of ill-iame.-
She was found in bed with her head shocking
ly manged and the bed on fire. Robinson is
but 10 years of age, of good address, and hlth-
erto of fair character. The circumstances are
said to be very strong against HIM.
The high rate of wages in New York (says
the Journal of Commerce) is bringing great
numbers of mechanics into the city. Several
companies of masons have arrived there from
Canada and Great Britain, and Others are ex-
pected.
Shocking .4ccident.-The Cylinder Mill be.
longing to the Powder Works near Spotswood
N. j. were blown up last week, and one man,
Mr. Harrison Ware from Vermont, killed; he
was blown distance Of 400 yards, his body
torn into several pieces and its mutated trag-
ments scattered in every direction.
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ne N I. Star says it is a mistake to sup
mat The late Robert Temple of Vermont,
ny agency in setting fire to the Treasury
al Washington, and that it will appear
inc evidence when the trial of the accu-
'ReS place. Let us wait and see.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-04-15

been oalnon, vender of Morrison's pills,
|sau"nss arrested in New York on charge of
A vs.l' the coroner's jury having retur-
Eh Of ',u T to that effect, finding that the
Aoss a,HSaptaln Mackenzie was occasioned
~ p'is' administered by Salmon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
THE NEW YORK
Philosophical library.
Ep;rEp gY II. .. EcEzNsoN.

@ UR friends will ksar with pleasure
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PuILcsopHICAL LIBRARY is now Sufficient
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we have been enable "a reduce c1ch part,
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Titled TO IL numbers.
The ohlec, OF the New York Phi.osophi-
cal Library Is ,o furnish the public with
works of first rate ezceilency. sofa Of
jssc,ent aud modern authors, watch are
either on, Of print or not knewn IN th's
country.
The postage Tor each number: is only 3
cent?. under 1913 miles, and cents over
that distance.
Subscriptions will be received at the
office Of the Free Enquirer AID Comet,
q Chatham street; by Joba Morrison,
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cut the United States.
Works Published.
D-Holhsch's system Of nature, abridged
Darl:.ie's addie ss to men Of science.
L.wrsace's introductory lecture
Letters To Eugenra, by Baron moi
bach-p2rt !. and H.
Tallsyrand-s letter to Pope Plus. VII.
Ssnta gina. by the Rev. Roosrt Iaylsr.
Marcia 10, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
LAND FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale a valuable
FARM. lvirr on Green's Fork Of Whitewater,
ip Greene township. Wayne county, Indiana,
containing i5e acres. 100 acres Improved. IA
rood repair; good dwelling house aud Barn,
With other out LuiIdinSs and good bearing or
chard. Also, two 80 acre lots Of Land, lying be-
tween Williamsburg & Economy IN SAID COUP,
~, on one Of which are about ~ acres aeadene.i
Also. another 80 acre farm on Aafunoaie
Crr.k. three miles north Of Economy. which Is
narrowed by comfortable buildings. Young Of
chard & C., about 40 acres improved All OF
which will be sold low for prompt pay Inenf. or
. credit for part q the purchase money va. ~
given as can be ay.-eS on. ABEL Wv = a.
Nav IL, 1886 IL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

THE Subscriber Will receive in q few
Gays large 10, Of Garden Seeds, (warras
ted o ( the hes, quality imporied,) the ~
~ins Ia catalogue in pari:-
Beams (Engl,sh) Broad Windsor; Beanss
ea,ly Yellow Cranberry, early Yellow, six
weeks; lar.. white Kidney; largs white
Lima; Beet, early blood Turnip rooted.
(6ne y early Scarcity early Orange; long
blood red (irue and tine;) yellow Tasnip
rooted; sirJohn Sinclair's, or Swiss Gard;
Mangel Wnrtzel Oarge root for ca,tIe;)
French Sugar or Amber; Bru .sels.psaats;
large purple Cape VERY fne:) Cabbage,
'eariy York; early large Scotch; early
iDntc.; n.sseii's new early Savoy VERY
fine } large Ia,c Drumhead; Carrot. early
Horn Every fine for the table y Cauiifiower;
icar'y Duica; Cucunbers. early Russian;
iearly rrsrne; early green Cluster; !sng
green Turkey; long white Turkey; long
?fickley; Girkin, or West India, (for pick
!ling@ Lruuc., early curIed SiIesia, (early
and lins:) royal Cape head Every ins;)
renaisbaIi, or Rose (early small heaGs;)
NJ. langena, or Egg Plant, purple {. white;
Mustard, White or English; Onion, large
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large
dark Red Parsley, curled or double; Peas,
R.ssel!'s uew early dwarf (this is believed
to he one of the earliest peas cultivated y
Ieasly Washington. or True May; carly
.double-blo-so Frame, early Charlton :
Bishops early dwarf; dwarf blue Imperial,
"a superior pea;) Marowfa,; dwarf Sugar,
(eaiable Pots;) Knights tall Marrow; long
'or Cayenne Tin pod;) Radish. early short
top. Scarlet "a superior sort > purple short
top; long Salmon; long white Summer o.
Naples; Satisfy, or vegetable Oyster;
Squash early Du,clsbush summer scollop,)
Cocosnu, livery fine;) Tomato, Or Love
Apple Cargo and sma!I;) Turn,P, early
White Datch; red Round; white fat; lsrgs
English Norfolk (for field cul'ure) large
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen flor
field cuIture;) yellow Stone a very 6ss
sort; yellow Swedish. Lap'and, Rnssia,
'or Ru'a Easa; Dales nsw Hybrid (surs-.
risr sort.)
Cal! a, the Richmond Drug Store.
IRWIN REID.
FL SG,b lcoe
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Shearon. Jones & Williams, in
the Hating business, 10 dissolved by mutual COW
sent. All money due said firm must be paid
to Jones and Williams. to whom all the ac-
counts, &c. have been transferred. Also, all
claims nc aiust said frm will be settled by them.
CALEB SHEARoN,
RES c. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS
THE above business will be continued
by the subscribers, two doors west Of their
old stand. Our old custome -, who are in
arrears. will see the necessity of paying
up Punctuaily. a. we have been to consid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shearon's
part, a. well a. putting up eur present
situation.
REEFS C.. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond. May 81, 1856. 0:Sw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
GEN. SIMON KENYON.

We are th. week called upoa to an
nosnce the death Of Gen. Simon Keston
He was born in Culpepper county, vir-
ginia. on the ID day Of April. 1854. AID
died IN Logan conaty, Ohio, On tue 18th
day Of April, 1896.
Cen. kenton was . man whose same Is
'ntsrwoveo with the early history Of the
west; one who stood amongst the foremost
Of the hardy race of Piosssrs who pushed
out into to what was then . wilderness. to
seek u homo among the wild beasts, and
'savsges still moro untamed. The race Of
these men 10 fast psssIng away, AID soon
not one shall be left to tell Of the priva-
lions which they endured, Of their desp.r.
ate conflicts, and their untiriDg toll; but
their memory will be forever cherished in
grateful recollection by those who enjoy
the fruit Of their lsbors.-[Urbasa Record
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

THE tavern stand occupied BY tho
subscriber is for sale. II Is situated in
Marion. Grant county, Indiana. The
house is perhaps as convenient as any 9th.
err in the couatry for the price.
There is a good aud hrst rate stable
the house and stable occupy two town lots;
there is good we'll Of water, and should
the purchaser wish he can have an add
tionai lot for garden.
Any ose wishing to buy good tavern
stand, may DO well to examine IL.
l.. 5. TRASH.
Msrios, April le, 1896. lG--4w
n. b. The subscriber intends keeping
said house unless he should sell, and woull
thank the public for continuation Of their
patronage. L.. 5. Il.
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risen, but a. giving fuller description aud
Il more correct idea Of the fight, than
|cosld b done by the historian in an octa-
|vo volume.
He was asked, show did Col. Crockett
behave in the battle? p
His reply was. at was thought Colonel
Crockett killed the most, as he had the
biggest pile around him. [Natchez Daily
Courier.
1t has been decided by competent tri-
bsnsl in Ns~ Jersey, that the price Of ks
sing lady against her consent 10 $500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
SALE OF LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
/" ALEXANDRIA.

SALE OF LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
F." ALEXANDRIA.
IL HE proprietors will offer for sale q
number Of valuable Lots in the above nam.
ed Town, on Saturday the 4th day Of June
next
Al. EX "A DRlA
is situated on the North bank Of Pipe creek
in Madison county, Indiana, twelve miles
North Of Andersontown, at the junction of
the State Roads leading from Greenfield
(via) Andersontown, and from lndianapo.
lis VIM Noblesville to Fort Wayne.
The site 10 on beautiful elevation i'm
nediately on the line Of the Central Canal
and in the midst ola most beautiful fertile
country.
Alexandra. from the hsalthiness Of the
country and its local advantages with re.
gard to Roads, Canals. and water privile.
gcs, bids fair to become one Of the mos,
flourishirg towns in this part Of the State.
Pipe creek upon which this town is stu
ate, is one Of the best mill streams in this
part Of the country, and furnishes an
abundance Of good lime stone for E0ildipa
and other purposes.
Terms made known OF day Of sale.
; %1s' D. s s1nsnn: rroprie'0rs.
Alexandra, la. April %, 1886. lots
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PUBLIC SALE,

THE subscriber will sell at public
auction, on Saturday, the 18th inst. at his resi-
dence in Richmond, opposite the public square,
a HOUSE and LOT: the dwelling q good
two story frame-there is good stable, well,
&c. on the lot. Also, he will sell variety OF
household and kitchen furniture; consisting in
part of beds. bedding aud bedsteads, two bu-
reaus, tables, chairs, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms
made known on day of sale.
VIM. NJ. Eldridge.
May 7;h, 1886. 1881.
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DISSOLUTION.

WHEREAS my wife isabella, has left
ny home and protection. hereby orwarn
all persons from trusting or harborine her
on my account, as | will pay noae CT her
debts after oul separation.
GEORGE BELL.
Richmond. May -. 1885. I9:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

TIL subscribers for stock in the
'CENrREviLLE Insurance AMI SAVINGS INsrIru.
TON, are requested to pay to the Secretary the
first instalment Of Two Dollars on each share,
and execute their notes for the balance.
By order Of the Board Of Director.
LOT BLOOMFIELD, Sec'y.
MAY II, 1896. 2O:3w
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n E w RIv AL.

EDMUND EyENS ha. lately reee,ved
an additional supply Of GOODS in his line !:
consisting OF Coach Covers and LiainTs. Skirt;ns
and Harness, Sole and Upper Leather, Calf
and kiPP Skins.with a general variety ofL~ath-
er, Shoe-1na ker's findings, SC For sale at his
Leather aud Shoe Store, Main ST., Richmond.
5th no. l4th 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
SIR KIRKLAND.

THOSE concerned will take notice,
that the above named horse will hereafter stand
only at Richmond, as his friends end it incon-
venient to attend in due time, both at this piacs
and Centreviie.
HE will therefore be stationary at Richmond
for the season, and those who c.,me from a dis
t,nce viii be attended t. a. usual
Anderson Grimes. & CO.
May7, 1886. 1885,
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fnE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
WASHINGTON. NAx9. 1886.

w ASHiNGTON. MAY y, 1886.
4 debate of great interest sprun,
wn the House Of Representative
On Saturday last; Of which a brie
outline will be found in our report o
that days proceedings. Briefas i, i:
however, it will serve to give oul
readers some idea Of the topic anc
course Of the debate. We entrea,
the attention Of all our readers to it,
live mistake not. they will find in i,
much matter for very serious thoughts
They will be pretty generally surpri
sed at some Of the disclosures made
and not least, that, when The most
suspicious amongst us never dream,
ofn, We shouldhave been deliberately
taking steps which, as is proved by
as very military appropriations now
uquired from Congress BY the Exc
satre, It has been anticipated might
lead to difficulties, If not hostilities.
betweea the United States and Mex
lco.
II Is satisfactory, however, mean
while, 70 learn that tie arguments in
favor Of assembling troops on the Sa-
one, drawn from the employment OF
lnd'aas BY the. Mexicans against the
iean.s. and from the near approach,
Of NE Mexican troops to the border.
are deprived of all the force to which
meywere entitled by the positive
coatadiction of the reports to that
atel.
We are happy to infer, almost
niy, from the Mexican official
Pen published to-day, that the
uas.s story Of the massacre of Colo
aaf snnn's command is, from begin
! 2 end, a fabrication, and that
oos' fannin and his men are now
pl'scaers Of war in he.lexicsn ter.
n'oy.-lrrEILlcENcra.
!. noxrEn-A rich discovery was made
= sosapcu IN January last, OF a house ST.
ssled'n the Of Mercury. The ex-
.''0' = not remarkable, though it has
80 paintings Of Narcissus and Endvml-
~ oo'the house contained four vases a
' ana . great qaan,ity Of medals,
which were twenty nine pieces Of
-, Of the first Roman Emperor Two
o. silver Of five inches diameter. or.
c' n'ed With relieves Of Cupids and
cn'aus; and emblcms Of Bacchus and
Seseshase also been found ~
W. DAVID CRoCKEr.-The Main I'M.
.., story Of The fall Of the Alamo
~ 49, ~ Col. Travis servant. who was
No. oa'y male belonging to the Fort. whose
~ ssved, bears upon rs face the In
~; " ruth. HIS answer to the U,,c..
Csaspoonded TO hun by Col. Geo C.
ss.:a ~ relative to colanel Creke,,. !.
~ aIeeoId, q no, only conveying n
-1s tnc highest kidd to the
- aas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21
ALEX. Stokes.
Il. ID. Dow
EXECUTORS SALE.

THE real and personal estate Of Evan
Chalfont, sen'r, deceased. late Of Rich.
mond, Wayne county, Indiana, will be
offered at public sale, on the premises in
SAID town. on Monday the 30,h Of May
instant. There is a valuable LOT. neal
the junction Of Pearl and Font streets,
with two tcnements, out buildings, Sc
Also, variety Of personal property.
TSa!e to commence at 10 O'Clock,
when the terms will be declared,
EVAN CHALFONr. jun'r.
Nav IA, 1886. 1886 Executor.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the frm OF Laynan K E.ain i. this da ?
dissolved b, mufsai conse-.t-
James T. Layman,
Lliam Biain.
rTHE Chair Nakiag VII Be oootinuesa b.
WILLIAM RLAIN who respectfully splicais
Puhaie palFuan<a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-21

QEn THE subscriber designs
VIZ practising Medicine in Richmond
H@ and vicinity. He will be found at
the residence Of Dr. T Plummer
AARON WRIGHT.
5th me. eth, 1896. 15f