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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

NFS%Os7 FARHER.-The July number
oct, titled viz. valuable matter. I'VE shor
advise he editors to aban don the other =
Ter and Ejve this the. undivided arteni !:
so far as public teaching is concerned T.
iigiouS anu mora. teaching involves resp.
sibiliues too great and overwhe ming 70 { .
incurred ty U1e2 who cont1vnd WORLDLY &
PedltIc! with lnoEaI and religious duty
who haze Doi yet d.av n il their own mild
the line between night ana wrong, sin a.
holiness: l:g4ta ans i4rsnsss-1 The co2rs~
c: the p7est :: nccr..e7 r. he Farmer &C:
follows:
Frat Tree. r ON the ses3-SiH-*
do-Beet Waite Poppy On.
Nee Spring Vheo:-R4:a Boga-dc-
"'-Go--S"cceSsica Of Crops E-trc
from Report of the Trustees efhe Il,
"obec Co, Ne, agricultural Sociti.
Hoe'"g Cwn-Rot5'ps' Corn Plon:s-
Canada Co,sRt'y Residence
7he Dairy, Cheese .nakiag-Pre;>c
t'on Of R=Rnet-HGy Racks, or Carts
,~iaa' for oa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aad Rag Six.
The article on the Sugar Beet consist
extracts Of letters from Mr. Pedder,
went 10 France Ia, winter :. aeent Of :
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

They do MT enjoy evangelical preaching.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

From tie Baptist Missionary Magazine
for JE'y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
VERMONT ERECrI

We have the high Qualification Of
announcing that this State. % conf.
IDENTITY relied on by the Wings in their
estimates. has not disappointed the
just expectations Of the friends Of liber.
y. and has cast her vote by . tremen-
dous majority for Harrison.
In Windham county twenty town.
give Harrison 1890; Van Burea 935--
four towns 20 be heard from, which
will not vaiy the msjority. being more
then 100 per cent. gain upon the me.
jority in September.
Mr.. Horace Everett 10 reelected 70
Congress. Eleven towns have been
heard from. which give him 800 and
Partridge 040--sbowing q gain Of over
600 votes for Mr.. =. since Seplembsr,
when he lost bis election by 3ot votes.
The "Globe" announced that Dir.
z. could not be rs-slseled. The Deo-
pie say be ehn--and Of course he 4,
eleeisd.-B0h. CAS0n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
OUR RELIANcE

Assuming that Pennsylvania, N. Yers<
and Virginia have given their el@eao-
raj vote 10 Mr.. YEA BuFen, what. ws
ask, Is there in the eonditioo Of aGsiru
which 10 calculated. when dslibesaselv
viewed. 10 discourage those who have
INDUCED the hope Of defeating the sl<e-
ton Of that PeFson In ali TIE ealeaIa-
.ions that we have ever made. thos~
States have been eoaceded 70 him. and.
although We confess thai We he'd nOs
resigned all hops Of carrying Pennsyl-
vania. We never felt the least saae,ssn~
OF success Ia the ether two. TSs re-
cent election IN Psnnsylvssia shove
what excellent reason We he'd fog kaD-
iag fog the vote ofthal state. The issso
Of the contest IN New YOsk end viF-
ginia is yet uneeTtsin, but We adhegs
70 our original calculation and ses them
down for Mt. Van Buren,. Hew then
stands the case Jnss a. Il did six
months ago. De. Van Bufsn's fsisnds
have. - fer, esyrisd ell the States theV
claimed. Gen. HssTison's friends have
done the sane.
We sousiaus 70 hope that the rssuIs
will Be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Hrss tiss B.idns~s chrsaisls. q Ms.d.y isss
The returns ere stiil iseonpists, eut sues-
eisnt have been rsesived % show thnt me YEA
Borss party hsvssuoce<dsd N oetsisisx . ma
yousy Coz tbsir Electoral TieAet- Thai shis
result could have bssa prevented. b easily
ssss b. The table ws psbiish below. WY
scs sst1 b . question ne whigs vho did pol
soss 10 bsrks. Columbia, hootsooefy, end
Lancaster. cen hardly snswer. when they 70
collect that their usiisd whig vote fsi,s shos,
upwards Of 1850 compared viih he vote q
htner ooiy one year ego. To rsbuks them
nov, however well they deserve rsbuks, h
700 hts. end can answer no good purpess -
esd vh,is, We regret The apathy o. some ol
me WhiEs N thoss counties, we 6nd every
hing 70 applaud IN Tho activity Of ne WING,
OF The West The tremendous strength wSlh
which they csna into The 6sld. rendered Tor q
time the victory doubtful. end Though not sulf-
eient ulsinsteiy 10 decide ths coatsst N ous
favor. yet &c had The eject u frixhssaing out
opponents. We regard he late election q
the dyipg effort Of Van Burenism in Psnnsyl
vansa--ws have seotehsd the snahs. not killed
it--ons struggle moro. and Pcnnsyivania'I
Most Of chs counties are official; where
there b 60 tho reported vote only b given
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

10 Rhoas Islsad The Ysn Bussa ma.
loE'ty, By The mosl recent test. was net
more thea ihrss ~ feaE Aandssd votes.
and n New Jesssy ~ quiss : thoa-
aend. Ualeas MF Ven BaFsn esis als
q toess States and oae q thsss uhieh
re have ST down as nsasiy esrsaia -
60 agsinsi hia. be eanaos - elected.
Or eonaasnes IL sbs defeat q Mr..
saa buFsn is tie sams sow e. Il has
ever eeea. We rely nog, - ws have
ever doae, spec gAs alniss wa have
enumsFaisd, aa& Il Be- van Rursm
shenld hoes New 1sssey. e. va have
ieasen y hope hs uili. We thiak tA1s
his sisetlea esaaol ~ aceompli shea ~
eag aeaas Fithin tbs sespe ~ Ne ma-
eieal Fesources.--f Ben. CAvea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
MANI.

This State has doubtless gone Gor
Vac Buren,, - was expected. Com
befland county gives the v. B. sleelo-
raj ticket 1870. against 3, 90 iog Has.
risen. FIfleen towns in Lincoln, Whig
Electors ,203. v. B. ,tO4. l3towns
IN the SANE district give Bailey. wv. J
for Congress S7l; CiIlsy. v. h. T07;
sesi'eTlng S90. Bailey Il the present.
member.
Eighteen towns IN York County
give the Wing Electog. 1850, v. b.
:, l6l.
Augassa.--Whig 900, v. p. al.
fBan Cara.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

he ss.pisss pssssr.fion q Ne conspirsssss
10 dsssroy Ne State GesernnsoS- Tbs yiE>as
q tAs pso2ls h bed essss hss escssssfnl1y
rssisspa Ne srss cd nsshisstioas - 1sas-
gogsss- Hsne<forsA. n bolh States ths Cd
hsrests q Dallas ed Thenss wiii have . siig-
ne sPoa thsk peiiticsl shsrsstsrs whscb, tiDs
esssot snscs. IN Their Stale sGsirs. % issst.
al ought 70 sdnis that he people 81 PsnnsyL
vaniA and Maryls have bssa trss % them
ssivss and shs cause Of Rspshlicanisn---
usnssfersh ist denagogvss Geese 10 practice
their miserable srts--t.si<s. Gss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Eiseforai EiscfSOa. The Electors
of PSesidfnt anS Vice President
throughout the Union, asssmbis IL
their respective Stats Cspiiois % TIE
sst Wednesday ia Deeember, 70 per.
form The duties saioissd upon them by
the Coastiiutisn a Tie y. stasss cad
de laws nsds n Pursus.es ShsEseG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Horyid .Msrdy.--Mr. Francis De.
wire, 70 the neishboshOod q Sprinr
Creek Meeting House, R0ckiorhsm
county, vas murleFed on Monday ntxhl
lass. (ss 10 supposedly BY one Of has
own slaves. lie had ten wounds IN.
aiesed on BIS bead wiih = tony axe. -.
ven q which were IN he face. The
negro hes bssn eommined 70 sbs isil 81
Roekinahsn.
rl-,.sus Russs.s.,. NJ IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

q nusi eeTtsialy - graifyiag - svssy trss
Aep,lbii<aa n ne eauntFy. ~ mailsr whsl uaF
- he ppFtosel pf09iiseibsns fsr lha ssafl
9aies ghieh have tepa bsfsrs ~ paop,s ~
ths 49, - PFssttsut, - uilseos ~ slrnsl
suezaa giFea - faettoa go fhssrFaaiassioa h
~ eiatea e Peenefiseaia 50 haFyiasA-ln
fsae13 iyeels y - feesof ~ ~ Dnliaa aat
- sss,.seizss 49, e,sses - sersia . aaissl,J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

The Charleston Board of Health has
published al Official statement Of the
number Of deaths from Cholera since
the 9Th August. when the disease
commenced. 70 October 3ls,. when Il
terminated. and the result u 50 white.
'f2l black. total $50. The disease
had also disappeared on the Saniee.
and ell The deaths amounted 10 :
white aud pa black.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Cot LAER.-Thsse seems reason 10
believe thst the imPulaiion 81 suicide
10 this yoong officer. was ineoFreci.
add that hes death vas the result Of
some ineomp5ehensibIs aceident.--
There can be bat little doubt that NJ.
mind was 70 . considerable eHieht an
hinged By pain and iilness.
nsh. Ckrsairis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

MAiNE.-Ws lssrn from Mains. saya
The Hev York Journsl o. CONNER
that FYaneis o. ]. Smith, v. \. vas "a
Tuesday last. reelected % Congress.
By . majority q betwssa 900 and coo
over NJ. Brooks. This is he sseond
trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

where Is the FAR wesiy' Bot YES.
Ierday Il was where Sell cultivated
fields and noble mansions filed with
ell the Injuries Of life may now be
seen, aud tomorrow will find IL re-.
moved q little further than the step Of
civilization may have advanced To
the Romans 4 wss The sea.Rirt Albion
1.-The ulfiRa Thule % their wander.
ings. To The Bnions IL is where the
Atlantic wave vashea the shores a
the American continent To the TO-.
hsh'ianis Of The eouniFy on this side
q The Allegbaniss Il IL Nhere the
A4ississippi pSurs its mighty GOODS
aad 10 the dwelIsF Ia Sd. Louis Il i be-.
yond The Rocky mountains. Il is
spoken o. every where aad found no
shefs, --enciscis ths globe IN search
d q. sill 4 btckoas you onward aad
deindss yopF Fsach.--l Bel. Aasr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

RAa8s Esisnd-Ths Legislature com
mesesd ils session on Tuesday. samI
II. Atwell. ESQ. Of Cloaeesssr, wa
elected Speaker q the House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
~ HAMPaHInR-

The gFaaits siais has goas fos Ven
husea. Haviag elected Issae Hal
governs, 2 tiGsseni rsaas eealA aea
b ezpeeia3.--1ah. crsz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

TIE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
Are reminded that Monday next ID the day
appointed for the election Of Delsgsss 20
Tho General Assembly. 70 all the vacancy
esused b. the death Of tho isnsnied Doctor
HKxaI BerELEa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

PsmPkin' Last seek We gave The weixh,
and dimensions Of a JNa'SIsnS pumpkin. which
We 'upPosed would sesreeIy find its equal any
whsre. it, weight vas i47 pounds. sud mss-
suFed G feet inch IN circumference Thi.
however, enormous - il is IN size. musl stand
aside TO make room for Yirgiaia pumpkin.
One rsissd The present season. on the farm 81
Mr. Job" Melvin. sen. Of this sOsniy. weigh,
"-s hua4''S sd ff'y-ihr,s snds s-s,Isy posn.l..
and measures feet u inches In length, and
5 feet ! iOehss IN circumference. Tho Who'll.
yirid Of the vine on which this monster grew.
vas sos pounds!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

A new Posi ofiss has been established Al
ilali,O~n. w this eO'iaiy, sad VIZ. L. TIaaa,
appointed POss aIssieF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

VIRGINIA.

The foliewhs are shs eesssiss Of his stat.
with tho sstusrs snssssd 70 each, % FAR n,
shsy have esns 10 k.sd,
!. The counties married. with as are ,Ae.s o.
which The vsperf<S var, 1. s,x.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

HISH FAsHloE.-TiRhs sleeves 70
TIE elbow, brown drsss--lone wsiss--
full skirt--sweet sguile--eoyl,ng In
dght eye--Pssgiy teeih--,ongas q
mnrke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

Ths oommon ssibla 81 womsn who
hass bssa haadsome. Il 70 forget that
eesg els nov "a iooges -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

SENATORIAL ELECTION.
On Monday lasi. "A eleetion foe State
Seasior, ~ supply the Vacancy occa-
stoned BY Col. KILLERS resignation vas
held for this county. Fsyetis MeNui.
lin and John ~. Preston, Esqrs.. both
Van BuTen meal and Shs candidates.
The following is the result Of this eoon.
" (WashinEion.)
Preston, 1S8
heMullin. 10l
PIesios's majority, 100
Resell. Seotl sod Lee. yet 20 vote.
.ftiagtss Ss~fssasa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

5.779
We give the returns 90 hey reach ~, (says
The Argus.l bos presume they are sssr the
truth. The Lea In shs city Of New York has
been fully made up b. The gain In the rivss
counties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17

FIRE--The interior Of the dwelling Of DR..
J j. H. siraiih. in this town, took Gre on Sa-
turdsy night last, about 10 O'Clock but for
tunatsiy II was SION discovered, and the flames
arrested before they had made much progress.
Tho engine Was promptly conveyed 10 The
scene Of alarm; hut. by the timely sxersiOas
Of few individuals, the FIRE vas subdued with
out ne assistance. The Gre, Il is supposed,
wss communicated By seeidsnt. from candle
THIS must be warning 10 the citizens Of
our town. The season for this destructive
element Is BOW here. and there cannot he too
many guards against lie ravsges.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrlos.

The soiisw;nE sxhsbiis the number Of votes
gwen to each Il she several tickets. Of the Pre-
''d'n'''' election 10 JsGsnoo county. On u.
TN mat.
For Harrison q Tyler 200
hsrsisoa % white q Tyler iTs
White q Tyler II
Harrison d smith
Tyler alone
Van Burcn q Smith IT'S
vso Dursa 4 johnson %
Total. 6es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Prov As Bsisi~s~s ckrsaisls.
MARYLAND.

The majority for the Harrison Flee
toral ticket in this State 10 upwards Of
$500 votes. We publish below . Ia
BILE, which il nearly accurate. and will
give detailed statement Of the votes
in the several counties. a. soon ss they
ara all receixed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
MARYLAND.

Twill BE- seen BY Proclamation In our %.
per Of to-day. that the Governor Of MARYLAND
has appointed Mooisy tho Elsa ins,. % the
time Of The next meeting Of the General Az.
sembiy Of Maryland. To requires the Sc
verai senators and Delegates 70 attend si
the Seat Of Government, on that day. to take
into confederation the present eondnloa Of ths
public Affairs Of the State, and adopt such
measures o to them may seem meet and or
Pedicot In relation thereto. and foe The trans.
action Of such other business - the welfare Of
the State may require"
Tho Senate elected In September, 1891
lisys he GOverDOr.) continue 20 be the Sc
nsts Of Maryland and will 20 continue until
superseded BY the election Of successor, N
coos.iiu,ionally and lawfully provided for, and.
With The uouss Of Delegate, elected In oe.o-
Der last, now constitute the General Assem-
bly, Of thi. State"
For this important Document zee first page.
10 anticipation oftha message, the National
intelligeneer remsrkedi
We learn iron Mary land that the Governor
10 expected immediately 10 issue . proclama-
ton directed to the member Of the General
Assembly, requiring them 60 meet ar the ex-
piration Of tho notice (tcn dsys) prescribed by
the Constitutes. The Delegsies elected Las,
October, and the persons who sat a. Senators
nj its last session. will compose said Assembly,
unless, IN the mean while, . new Ssnute be
chosen by the Electprs who were elected for
that purpose last September. u, when the
Legislature assemblies. q new Senate shall not
have been chosen. provision Wiil probably be
made to vaeate the seat Of the Electors who
have not qualified. and TO allow other, 20 be
elected. In such event, there can DO no doubt
that the People would choose Others who
would faithfully perform tho trust which they
might seek and Obtain. Then, u 10 believed,
the spirit Of The consiiiution. which looks 10
the election Of new senate on the same day
IN every hfth year, or ~ soon thereafter a.
may be, would be fully satisfied, and nj the
earliest day possible. and In time, too. 70 ALLOW
the new Senate 60 meet the Assembly on fne
last Monday In December, which l. fixed for
the annual meetings Of that body by the Con-
stiiution of the State.
The House OF Delegates IL, by the Cons,i-
tuition ofMary land, made the GrsHd Isqnssi Of
that State. and. ss such. u authorized to com
nit offenders 20 prison. there 20 remain until
discharged by due course Of Law. Whether il
should exercise its powers ~ an inquest. de-
serves and may receive its most serious eonsi-
deraiion. And should the persons recently
designated ~ delegates to Convention, as
semble ai Annapolis, ind proceed In usurp and
To exernias power, and claim authority 20 sub
vert the existing form Of government Of that
State. and In substitute another the Legislature
will he IN session. ready. and M doubt firmly
resolved. IN do al that msy be found necessary
TO the due administration OF the laws, and
preservation Of the Institutions Of the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-17
Maj. for Van Bursn
DELAWARE.

All's well in little Delaware. We
subjoin the returns:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

Total. SS7S, 80
The whole mount received into the Borough
Treasury since the lat of May, 1854, up "a this
tiDe,u Sl638, S5i
Monies paid out during the same
tIme,I $500
Leaving p balance now in the
Treasury, OF .Sel9 ,5s3
e. CROWN,
BoRoUGH TREASURER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
Garden seeds.

TIE Subscriber will receive "a q feW
cav. large 10, Of Gsrien Seed, (~srns
ted O + the bes, quality imported,l the ia
lowing Is catalogue in part
Beans (Eagl'shl Broad Windsor; Beaas.
early Yellow Cranberry. early yellow. aa
weeks; large white Kidney; large white
Lima; Beet, early blood Turnip rooted,
time } early Scascitv early Orange; loog
blood red {,r'le and hne:) yellow Tsrnip
rooted; sir John Ssnci,ir's, or Swiss CAard:
Mangel WuTzel large root for cattle !;
French Sugar OF agnosr; Bra.selssprauss;
large purple Cape fveIy fins.) CaebaRs.
early York; early large Scotch; early
Dn'ch; Russcll's new early Savoy ivory
fne,) large l,te Drumhesd: Carrot. early
Horn (very fine for the table } Csuii6ovsr:
eirly Dutch; Cucun.bers. early RussianS
early Frame; early gre-n Cluster; !ene
green Turkey; long white Turkey; ioaR
Prickley; Gjrkin. ar Yves, lndin, (for piek
Eng,( Leuucs, early curled Sllesis, (esriy
and riae;) royal Cape head very 6as J
+ Fenaisbai or Rose (early small heads J
Melongena, or Egg Plant, purple 4 white |;
Mustard, White or English; Onion, large
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large
dark Red; Parsley, curied or double; Peas,
RusseIi's new early dwarf (this is bshevsl
Ia he one of the ea,.ies, peas cultivated j
early Washington. or True May; early
double -blossomed Frame, early Charltoa ;
Bishops early dwarf; dwarf blue Imperial,
IA superior pea,l Marrowfat; dwarf Sugar,
(eatable pods J Knights tall Marrow; long
or Cayenne Gin pod;l Radish. early short
top, Scarle, a superior sort j purple short
/ top; long Salmon; long white Surnnes q
Naples IS.lsifs, or vegetable Oyster.
Squash, early Dutch bush SUMMER scollep.)
Cocoanu, VERY fne;) Tomato, "r Love
Apple large and smill,) Turn,p, early
white Dutch; red Round; white fat large
English Norfolk flor field culture) large
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen ffus
field callnrc;) yellow Stone a very 6ns
sort;) yellow Swedish. Lapland. Russia.
or Rata Bsga; Dales new Hybrid (supe-
riar sort.)
Call al the Richmond Drug Store.
IRWIN REID.
Feb. Goth, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07
For ale.
II .MerChdnt Mill,

IN complete order, one OF the best
on Whitewater, within miles of Rich
mond and within 8 miles OF the Nhitewa-
ter Canal. The situation is healthy as
any in the state. There are on the prem
Uses two excellent seats fer DlstIlleries.
I45 acres oil LAND. 81 of winch arc IN
der cultivation; an apple And peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above W Ill be so'd without rerefve.
Apply TO Il. sha~fnbourie, Post Mrs;er at
Abingdon, Wayne county Ia, on az this
atI.ce. Possession can be given as soon
a. required.
April so, 1896. II Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

thereof separate from the other assess
ments.
Sec. Oath. After the Clerk has prepared
the duplicate, the First Burgess shall IS
sue his order to the Collector, counter
signed by two of the councilmen TO co.lec,
the same within ninety days and pay 1t
over to the Treasurer, for which he shall
take the Treasurer's receipt and produce
il to the Borough Council for settlement.
Sec. 18th. The Collector shall have
power 10 collect SAID tax by distress OF
goods and chattels or otherwise. as prov
ded by the Charter q the said Borough Of
Rio hmond.
Sec. 10Th. The Collector shall be allow
ed no. less tina three nor more than five
per cent on the amount lie snail collect,
and the Clerk and Assessor shall be allow
ed such compensation for their services as
the council shall Judge reasonable.
Sec. eth Tha, an Ord nance, entitled
San Ordinance, regulating tax and taxa
ton in the Borough Of Of Richmond, pass
Jed and approved December Isl, 1888,
shall be, and the same is, hereby repealed
Passed AoriI Goth, 1886
FRANCIS KING, Borough clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

The Treasurer Of the Borough of Rich
mend, in obedience To the ordinances
Regulating and defining the duties OF
Borough Officers" submits the following
report To the Borough Council:
DEGEIpT1Q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-07

TWO valuable FARMS are offered
for sale by the subscriber, lying on Eikhorn. IN
Jackson township, Prehle county. Ohio, about
: miles from RichfHo nd and 9 miles from Eaton,
md ahout 2 miles south OF the National Road
AZ now located, but should change he made
BY the way of Eaton. the road Will run within
I-2 mile OF the premises. Ore Of SAID farms
contains 17e acres, a large orchard--unean-
monty well ,vatersd. The other contains about
II acres and veil timbered, about 30 acres
cleared with other improvements.
For terms apply to the subscriber on The
premises.
ISAAC K. EIDRIDGE.
April 30th 1886. III
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~ssIE subscriber offers FIR gle his very
valuable tavern stand IN Chaflekfsys3e,
Hancock county. Indiana. situate o. tho G1u-
bsrsa nd Road Also his farm aGjesnine -
town. of So acre. 81 the very Erst rate boeos0
IL nd on ~ix-uaiie creek Of which about - n
cres are in a good state OF cultivation, With -
bearing apple sreas, - smaR pesch trees, aad
~ ae~sx OF ,,rao.hv meadow. Re aiss oGen ~
sale IL acre. OF timber Land, stusted Ia ni5e
,asta Of N,lIe,-s "a mill on Na1eiesx cfeok.
in sasa cogn,v. Also six town lots IN ss,d fo~D.
AIRY .e-.on vIrEing to atsats himself with =
s,s. rate tavern stand and farm viii Dee - Dis
appointed Ia the sescriPsIea heSe given, and
Who ~sii do well r. examine sse Pyrmiaes -
Terms male kso-n ca arrl,cafssr 50 tke saS-
s-r7her m tire rrsaszr@s-
.As@-< CRY
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RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES

OF THE BOROUGH OF RICHMOND,
FROM THE lsT OF THE 5TH mo-, 1884,
TO the 2l;rH OF Ius 4rH NO, 1886
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In West RE m nd.
THE subscriber will offer at public
sale on the 10Th of 5th month MAY en-
SUR G. thirtE-four LOTS, laid out imne-
diately west ofthe Bridge adjoining Rich
mona. Said Lots contain generally a
quarter of an acre each. Convenient
streets and ALLEYS are laid out. OF suitable
width. The situation is commanding and
healthy.
he sale viii dominance at 2 o'clock,
2 VI on said day on tie premises, when
and where the terms will be mad known.
0LIb Err kINSEf.
4th nlo. 3oth, $50. Its
y. B. 4 two acre Lot i. offered al pri-
vste sale on the National Road suitable
for tavern stand, adjoining the above.
O. X.