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pennsy lvanis, majority for Van Buren, 4,S04
New Jersey, majority for Harrison 81
Vermont. do. do. 0,SA4
Ohio. do. do. $3.50
indiana. do. do. 8,So5
Conneci icut, majority for v.n Buren, ESQ
New York. d.. DO. 78,S7S
Maine, do. do. 7,8Bi
Nhcds Island, do. do. s04
kentucky y, maj tity for HARRISON, $3.50
VIRGINIA, 3 o.. IL Hear ffutn, Van ahead $500
Maryland majority for Harrison S,SBs
NnpoKfs.
delaware, majority for. liarr,son, Atsu. 600
ttsUsllA, d. counties, whites majority N,tU0
H, g., ~ ee., Van l)utsM's majority y,y1y
Mass, yOA towns, Nebstsf's majority U,l8s
tennessee, Sh co., Whites majority stttS
llh8lA, Van l)ursh's HNleslly IN ~ W, S,osb
Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri,
NAd Arkansas, bul tsW returns received,
W. VIII 10 Abls, wa trust, neat wssA "
give wv number NJ ve,es pollea IN MI ths
states,
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g.. ...,hs -. pcopssly cussd contain
49, sut;n,s.e s6sn hoy. Their lssys s'ss|
~ ss"S s"rascs Are de only objsetSoas tol
~. .s.aeeSie use for feeding cattle . the
~;.s.s seeeon. These objsceioos may os|
ohv;aoei b. cutting then SMALL and seaIo.ne
nm. Some farmers - this coontry amect
~ 20 believe corn seelks are worm savme'j
1Asugh hcss ~ wins !ness osmy ~ ~
~ - de most valuable part q ths|
-. - wal ststs . few q thess tsses.
~. 49, okoesvod that She common corn
~ sboue ~ middle oGSspesmesr, eoct:ms|
: ~ress - q ewoot iuics. OF this juice,
49, 5000 make molasees. It Will not make
49,. because il will not gTanuIate. The
- that The stalk contains tho gree!est
m,antitv Of socchasins matter, sweet Ju'ce)
!: iuae 6efosU the ausumual frosss. 1his sac.
chSr;ne sDoeser = the nutriment:-Hogs vii!
Sttea % corn stalks given at this season o.
~ veeS, and % will cattle. II corn stocks
~ sn6iecsed % the action Of three or four
hard (tosss, succeeded BY ~ many days OF
Lot sunshino, the juice becomes sour and the
eaalk comparatively useless. But notwith-
saandine tke depredations committed BY the
1roets Ana storms Of Ill tho season, cattle
vim p;ck among them in the field: and live
on them ill spring. These facts are
Known 70 every farmer. IL requires not
u,omsnt's reflection, then, TO convince .: that
corn stalks properly cured and prepared, are
= moet valuable and economical food for cat
tle.-Nor . this q mere discovery. The
best farmers in those parts Of our country,
where every thing is done in the best manner.
cus their corn below the ear near the ground
and put il in shocks or small ricks before
Vhe frost comes; this secure gil the saccha,
sine matter in perfection. II dries IN and
with the stalk, and il the ear - not ripe when
cut. il will ripen better in the shock than on
the hill. After the corn 10 husked, the staIk,
~ 20 Chs cattle il troughs, they will "a!
sresdily, and not only live but fattsn ON food
pre- Jared in this way,
he labor Of preparing this food in our ortli
nary cussine box, viii b an important q
chievement In rural economy.
A PRACTICAL FARMER
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tVNM I've FENNle'0 NNVWeAto
NY u HsBllsWAN fran lndlARAP slls, W. learn
0lkesM VI ihs l,sGlslAtNVei
kSNAyv.=~ehAVlss u, vss,, ef usavk9yN
asNNly, Aseve,nVy, w .lNs Avsl ballet, The
YeIs Was N Mll0wsI Fest %, Morrison 10,
F0s,sV Y.
HhsNsNeS Dammit, NJ penvbeyN county,
Assistant tsavs,Avy eN ths Ath ballot -...
lsAvhs, VT Nex a!nNtyl .l4NFelltNa Secretary,
Oliver MNvss, V,Mt Keeper,
George Wilson, Sergeant ~ Arms,
tlevss,--Caleh n, Smith, III FAyslls co.,
0psaksvs without opposition,
Jshu =. Elliost, 0f'ttsNvy county, PvlNaiPal
Clerk, without ppositloW--vseelviNg every
vote,
q. w. Wilson, ofilsvrison sously, Assis.
IaNs Clerk,
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The United States cover surface Of near.
~ twc millions AMI half square miles.
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bred dollars.
TAs+r.--M'Duncid, CLARK, The mad poet
the kirl with \ waste IihS
cotton bns, und foot llks founder"
D,r,,,+r tsvoNM Artos.--.tvsil itstst.
how tnuch dhl you. tly weigh" ~ aldm't
weigh ~ much, ~ lsspsuasd, nhd always
Thought II wouldn't"
A man IA u be ssen daily going about lhs
streets Ut t'hllNdeip llA, selling pamphlet m
titled "l'our ysnti experience IN NE state
prison, written Wy myself"
NuNyM UAne,AsA-.'l'hs t.snlslNlurs ef thla
Ii I'M, SW"a5st'', H.y. SWSry )" wss sssisd
William Il. YIsyw"gH, EM(V'Wj wSs she.
asA HpeHAer NJ lAe ll0usr BY. ssvsh. TINS
yeNdefs " ptobAhle lNNt MI MNMnutll eNhhUt
be- FsIplsa,sh W w. HsNNls, u u. .sNld That
wis Williams WI Feeslvs ths WIN y0ie,
bu, d. ilall, " EdNss0Mb,ls nsoFs llhs'y W
6s slsa,sd,@ Nsw'foFheF'
NA,lfKaAR pAks PKepthtkp Nv .YMh Wtkp,.u
II viii he Yseeollsels1 (sAys ths lAl! lNeEe A.
MevlGKN) ny many ~ wv !sAdeAs, lhrt MhsN
lhs NN(ll,N0vs and uhl0 VAll'veNd wNa Hvat lNld,
experiments were lvlsA W ascertain !hs eyAe
lleMhillly nj NslNg ears driven Ny We Wlnds
The same thing has hssN. attempted with
partial success IN lhe NWvham and huNdel'
land railways IN England, where . ~. Win
n sAn heislsd, WAS propelled ny Me wind ~
Vie rGs VI Ton miles IN neHt,
CINCINNATI MARKET, Nov. 90.
Our Produce market II very unsettled.
| Flour has bean On ths vise toV lhe lest wv
months. kalcs were made yesterday ~ ~
10 90 %, very little arriving.
Whishsy hangs rather heavy. 6a|ss ~ -
10 1%tc. from wagons.
Feaihsrs, ARE scarce, and sell % (ast no Of
fsvsd at Doc.
Povk.-Ths principal purchasers of this
great commodity dscl,ne 70 make contracts
vi prices which have ruled he last weekly
A. 90. Only . few hundred hogs have been
slaughtered, end those have been packed 10
fll special orders. A dsclias 10 confidently
looked for.
Poax Manufactured for pork, ~ .
con iAsvxbls extent, have been MHds at Ave
dollars per hundred. This may now b con-
sidered .ha market price, and reSrogsde 10
more probable than an advance.
Gin. Gas. dec. ..
4 A. We peedictsd, sellers have given way,
and the mXsket II pretty brisk II I've dollars.
\ We think Il probable that u will suffer still
further decline TO four or four and . hail.
: Lave hogs are extremely abundant Ia the
country, and shs price must come down.
4 Gin. Eve. Post. Dec. >.
PENNSYLVANIA 0rArs CAmAts.-.On the
lPsnnsylvsniA state Canals and RAii.foads
: the receipts for tolls, durtag shs fiscal year
amount 70 about 100000.
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PENNSYLVANIA orArs CAnAls.-.Cn the
PsnnsylvaniA state Canals and kaii.roads
the receipts for tolls, during me fiscal year
amount 10 about 100000.
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TAstr.--M' Doncid, CLARK, The mad poet
cotton bna, und fUo. The 4 founder"
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OptttsItG rim NANk, MMmMvNt, lnuAN
ID ~ aEWVissi HSllpS, listiN1 SMtev1
tH,s w0sktNAM, ,hN ANlstylhss u N6w .VsSAt ~
NY hlS gNvlHtMgta Av!l ll.e pll'lle Yllk Oh ~
N(NDtN AWA II )eDl4A, (lls s,NtA N & ~ -
quality lNA m WI tAlMu VIII IN lAAyA " oelllo
dAle No hWNeA IN teeelvs \ shats N ralNUoen
Nss,ssN .sgth " wv teel SWAt!k sSsl Z
tAMA ~ wholesale ANh veVAll o(W NV Nd
H'A'''s 'A"''' ""sa 'As ssS1t E,ixAusou
~ W ssvsr usea .'s'SsvwsN 'ksswiIYSb
'" ISss' w, YSkd, -"
NOToQA 10 kevahy siveW lkallhe se6ss
- hyYe lseqr e1l leleeea q fsl1.Ne 49,
~: Az s *E::: , ss:i.:ss !. ' =. ~.
y MsIs lMrss!l..s tsi .:Nl, ~ a. As'I ~
lsEWssIv1 ~ ssWlsseHli wi.Als 1.s VSs' Nd -
''' ''''" '$IEn:s !! |EzsSgSs:., ...'. !:
4 .0W0 lov seoe. selN Vs,suaNee q M(
y n Ne ees6ees Oswg! W loe6y s.!sellY l9GSyX
:sH q I:S:s: y. ~: .s =: ..|'i - ~
sxvVS Kxy ;!Gs SlT dsi ~ u ::.c CT
wNI
~ sasss 0elks vast hsl( IT lhs esUen ~ ~
NJ sse. ~, sowash,p ~, range y, - W c.
0r lhe oowth sssl quarter N eseeloA u!
ssWss y. osld lamd 10 veil impseveA -
lNg he sowN NJ Mlddls,ewn, ssd u - esss
hesv',lal sad lss''le eeSe'sI.. Lac MaCScS
L!eeh k,ss Ne. ., q. D, e.me0
Ma. Z, b.0,7 4 o, Ii biesh D 81 - ~
b,esk No. 4, 10 ths tewa q MsoeSs'es~ -
county.
, TS: ':.:s::;s; , =: = =. ::3s::1 ~
Hsisise sAtsl y elglsssa osstAsceves
sppsss @ soousteg. -. -
SALE y ssssss.s ~ 10 sessse = g -
ss1 0hsss de- a0sss1ssss IN = f!s9 -'|
0ade b0eWo b. TAOO0 W
0AGe OF 08AL eD4AIS
- ouoo0 - - ssAes 80 Sooeo0 g - ~
Ceuse, ~ sseeoeeees ~ ~ 9 49,
peeossse, O ~ ~ oaeus6a1 - Joeee4
New " NJ Wsssk sse VsaseW 81 $685.
- oseoS q soaee - go, o0oeo6ooa9 ~
- M eoeooO q WIN ~ Aooes - g.
~ lesa 49, o1eo 80 q 49,
uodes soleiv6eioo ed ~ eoos61g 81
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Dtt,s,rn tsroKMArtoN.- -MNfsll 1lvtst
how Inueh dIl your plv weigh" ~ dldm
weigh IA much ~ J. eApeuled, Ahd Away
Thought u wouidh't."
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THO MpS q
VEGE TABLE
TOOTH. .YCAE DROPS.

vUHE subscriber has the pleasure OF OF
= fering to the fublic a fresh supply OF
his remedy for that tormenting disease,
the TOOTH ACHE; which he has discov-
cred bv q series of experiments pursued for
nearly two years.-ln the competition OF
this remedy he assures the public that
there is not the smallest particle of any
mineral substance, that it is entirely com
from the vegetable kingdom, and
that its tendency is, instead of corrodlng
the nerve and substance OF the tooth, to
preserve both.-lt acts as a sedative, and
also as an intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase of pain, and on ITS
aplic alton almost instantaneous relief IS
obtained.
Numerous certifca tes are in the posses
sion Of the subscriber. of cures performed
by this remedy, but as some of them can
be seen where the "drops" are for sale,
and the others on application to the sub
scriber, it is deemed useless to insert
them here as the publication would be
more expensive than necessary.
A single vial will be sufficient, il pro.
perlv applied to cure from 60 to 100 cases
and as printed directions accompany each
vial, any person can administer it even te
himself.
For sale wholesale and retail by DIR
Philip Mason, in Connersville; Allen d Go
lCincinnati; Nathan ID. Gallon, Brook
vile, and by retail at most of the country
stores.
A liberal olscount made to those VIII,
purchase for retailing.
All commune ations to the subscribe
must be add ressed '.EveI ton y. .. Fay EFT,
leo. Ind"
JOSEPH ID THOMPSON.
For sale by Irwin Reed.
Nov. 81 $50.
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OF THE
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Hudson, Columbia CO. n. Y. 1876
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For = ale.
ii .McrckUl,t MI

IN complete order, one Of the Z
on Whitewater, within Z miles Of r.
mond and within 0 miles of the Wiz
ter Canal. The situation j. ~ healo
any IN the state. There are on the p
ises two excellent seats for DisGna
las acres oil LAND. 50 Of winch ased
der cultivation; an apple and peaek I
Chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rsG11l
Apply to X. Shawmbourie, Post Mn>et
Abingdon, Wayne county Ia, o. = =
alice. Possession can be given y =
as required.
April 30. 1926. 11u
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Posts, Reynolds, 4 e.
No. los MARKEr STREET, PHiLADElpHIA
ID EHPECTFULLY infosn the Meschanh u
~ Indiana, that they have received At
theie Warehouse their Spring assortment
of Goods, consisting Of full and general
assortment Of British, French and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, winch they offer for sale BY
the piece or package. They fat,er them
selves that better supply or a superios
assortment. cannot be had on more advan-
tageous terms, either in the Philadelphia
or New York markets.
Pbiiadel,hia. Feb. &c, 1886.
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THE STATE OF OHIO,l &C
Montgomery county, )
e Isenbeseee aud Elis-0

Cahrael c. Isenbesges and Elis-
abesh his wife,
Father Butt, Solomon Butt, ia ,cA.,,.,x
cob Huffman and Polly HUFF
nan bis wife, Thomas Bowler
and Sarah Dowles his wife, and
others.
IN pursuance Of an order VI the Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county at their
April Term, 1896, .ihe said defendants.
Jacob Huffman and Polly his wife and
Thomas Dowlpr and Sarah his wife. are
hereby notified that the said complainants
fled, on the Goth day Of February,A.D.lS35,
their bill against said defendants and 9TH
ers. charging that Jacob Butt sen'f died,
about the middle OF July, 1884, in said
county, seized and possessed Of real and
personal estate to a large amount, being
certain heirs at law named in said bill:
That on the 22d day fully, 1884, paper
writing purporting to be the last will and
testament Of tho said Jacob Butt sen'r
was exhibited TO the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Montgomery county for probate
and execution thereof granted TO Jocob
Neib!e and Samuel Butt, the Executors
therein named; that said paper writing was
not in fact and IN truth the last will and
testament IF said Jacob Butt decd, and
that the execution thereof was procured
aud obtained by undue influence and fraud
ulent representation, and said complain
ants Draw in the SAID bill that said fraudu
lent and pretended will may be set aside
as wholly null and void and Of none efiec'
in law, sc.
The said defendants, Jacob. Polly, Tho
mas and Sarah, are hereby notified thai
unless they appear and plead. answer o'
demur to said bill within sixty days afie
the next term Of said Court, to wit: the
sd day Of August next, that said com
plainants will apply TO said Court to take
the matter Of said bill as confessed as t.
them, and order and decree accordingly.
By order Of the Court.
EDW ARD w. DAVIES, Clerk.
McNUrr e. TnRUsroS, Sortrs. (23 :9~
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DisSOl utiOm.

TIE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Shearon, Jones T. Williams, in
the Hating business, is dissolved BY mutual con-
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 against said firm will be settled by them.
GALES SHEARON,
REs C.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
THE above business ~ill be continued
by the subscribers, two doors west of their
old stand. Our old customers. who are in
arrears. will see the necessity of paying
up puuctually. as we have been to consid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shcaron's
part, as we'll as putting up our present
situation.
REEFS C.. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May q, 1895. 2Otf
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VIM. l.. Brady.

Saddier, Harness maker, &c. Saop op
posite Mr.. Br;ghfrelrs Store.
GRATEFUL for past favours. now wish.
" es 10 inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping a general as
.ortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness.
Robes, Trunks, SaddIebags, Valiscs, and
Whips; all of which he will sell at the
lowest prices for Casi, LINEN, Lincey,
Lett Their and approved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. IL. 1885. 6tf.
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SAMUEL E. IREDELL, recently from
~ the City of Philadelphia, has locate
himsei fin the town Of Richmond, & openef
shop on Main Street directly opposi &c
the Bank, adjoining A. Siddall's store,
where he Intends establishing hilaself b,
doing the most fashionable Is we'll as plain
work in . workmanlike manner. He hopes
by IN 4ssiduous attention 70 his business to
merit asd receive due proportion ofpat-
ronage from the town and country.
January, 9th 1896.
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HAVING located himself in the town
- Of Richmond. offers his professional
services to the citizens of the town and
country From an experience
of eight years practice io the state Of
Mary land, he 6atters himself that he will
be able to give ample satisfaction to those
who may entIust themselves to his care. He
therefore solicits share Of the patronage
For qualifications, references may be had
may at all times be found at Mr.. Sloau's
National Hotel, except when on profess
sional business.
Richmond, la. March 18th 1896.
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SHINGLES.

SHINGLES.
ON hand lOO, 1000, mostly Of the first quail
ity and laid nfor cash, which VIC will sci.
on pleasing terms.
@WANTED IMMEDIATELY. apy
quantity Of poplar and ash flooring, usual
thickness and width; weatherboardne. and
3 4 inch PANEL boards IL inches wide &
upwards; also IL ard inch plank. any
width, inch and inch and quarter wide
boards-sll except the ash flooring to be
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scantliny not less than IL feet long. from
3 by 4 to 6 by 6, and many intermediate
sizes, especially by4, Shy 5. &C.
Jolsts, poplar, oak and sycamore, from Is
TO 20 feet long, "a by 6, and intermediate
sizes up TO 3 by 10, all which will be ac-
counted for by board measure.
Sawyers and others will find il 10 their
interest to furnish the above articles. or
any part Of them-seeing they will not be
suffered to 60 away without 'sthe root Of all
evil"
A. GRIMES e. Co.
Kichm:nd. March 18th. 1886. All
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THE subscriber is willing to sell his
COTTON FACTORY adjoining the town
Of Richmond, with more or less land at
tached and other privileges As may suit
the purchaser. Tie situation is desirable
for those who would wish to engage in
manufacturing, either as at present occu-
pied or for other purposes. 1t is presumed
that those disposed to purchase will exam
inc the premises for themselves. For
further particulars enqu re of
G. w. STARR.
4th mo. 23d, 1896. l6tf
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PARTED.

WHEREAS, my wife Freelove Foreman
has left my home and protection, ! there
fore declare to the world, that the ties
which have heretofore united us shall bind
US no longer, and ! am determined TO be
bound by no debts Of her contracting after
this date.
JAMES FOREMAN.
Junel 1886. 23:3w
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G. DAGGETT, Jr. would inform ~ -
that he has taken the well known tavess -
situated in the west part Of the town 4 =
mond, on Front few doors south Il
street, where lie is now ready TO acooan
all who may favor him with call. ~
will ever be furnished with the best liqg9
aduiterated. As lis object will be 70 p4f
further description il deemed unnecesa1Zto
and see. G.
p. S. He is now ready 10 accooasde
or fifteen boarjcrs.
April 2nd, 1886. l3-h
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eMEDlC.4L.

nR SAMUEL Nixon AND D2. WV. H.
SIXTH. haviny entered into co-partnership
10 The practice Of Medicine, respectfully offes
their services to the citizens Of Richmond an,
the neighborirg country. They can be .ound
generally at the Office Of DR.. Nixon or at thei,
respective cweii,ng houses, except when absent
on professional business
n. b. Those indebted TO either OF
the firm previously to tins arrangement are re-
sPecffuliy requested to call and settle ae@ouuts.
January II. 1896. If
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell tract ofland
situated on Elkhorn, ~ miles south Of
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, 4 good s. ~
Carding Machines and = ELLLLN(S
MIL. in complete order. The whole ofthe
above property win be sold On reasonable
terms, and the neighborhcod and water
power will justify . considerable oxtensiou
of theimProvemeuts.
DANIEL 4 JOHN CLARK.
May 9th. 1885. lStf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

THE subscriber having commenced the
Book binding and paper ruling. at his
book store in Richmond, opposite the
bank, il prepared to execute all kinds Of
book binding and paper ruling in the
neatest style and 1t the shortest notice.
Old books yebound-blank books made to
order.
JESSE STANLEY
lst month 23rd, 1886. 3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09
Superior. Black UinrMiSb.
DREPARED and sold Wholesale and re
tail by IRWIN REED.


TWO valuable FARMS are offered
for sale by the subscriber, lying on Elkhorn. in
jackson township, Prbeie county, Ohio, about
Z miles from Richmond aLt y miles from Eaton,
and about miles south M the National Road
a. now located, INT should a change he made
BY the way OF Eaton, the road will run within
l-2 a mile Of the premises. One of said farms
contains 136 acres, a large orchard-uncom-
monty vel watered. The other contains about
n acres and we'll timbered, about 30 acres
cleared, with other improvements.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the
premises.
ISAAC K. ELDRIDGE.
April Goth, 1886. l7tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-09

The subscriber offers his farm for sale,
situated three miles and a half south Of
Richmond. on the Liberty and Brookvi,le
toad consisting Of one hundred and eighty
two acres. one hundred of which is under
fence, with two separate dwelling houses
and good barn and other cut buildings.
Tie place is we'll watered for stock farm.
has good orchard and is we'll calculated
for two families. For terms apply TO the
subscribe! on the premises.
JOHN COLLINS
March Rib, 1896. lOtf