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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11

Of the control exercised by the Exeep.
tive of the United States over the n,,h.
lc treasure the existence Of which
has been suspected by many, and az.
serted by some, but which, until tbi.
moment, we have not been thorouoblv
convinced of We cannot doubt with
the evidence now before us, that, thro'
the instrumentality ofthe Pet Banks
the public money is deliberately used
(not spent, observe, but used y to the
amount of the twenty millions Of dol.
lars now in the Treasury, with the di.
rect view of procuring the election TO
the Presidency of him whom the Presi.
dent is known to prefer as his success.
sor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11

Joined by Company Of about 20 men
from Hamburg, under the command Of
Capt. Cunningham, who marched into
the room, announced themselves as
Carolina volunteers, rendered their
services, and were accepted with joy
GUS accIamations. Among them was
a youth Of about la years OF age, who
we understand, could not be restrain.
ed from joining in the expedition, by
the most earnest entreaties.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
An Officer Of the Army, writing from Fiorid
,,.d..r .Iatn Of 10Th January. SAYS -

An Officer Of the Army, writing IRON riorid'
under date Of 18th January, says
I" You will see from Gen. Cl.nch's
official letter giving an account OF the
battle, that he says nothing of himself
| was in this battle, and allow me to
say to you respecting him, what saw
and know TO be true. Throughout the
engagement he was in the hottest Of
the fight. His horse was shot under
him in two places, neck and hip. A
ball passed through his cap, entering
in front and passing out behind. Ano-
Their ball passed through the sleeve Of
the bride arm Of his coat. This was
my first battle, and may not be the
best Judge but do not believe any man
ever displayed more intrepid courage
than General Clinch did on this occa-
sion. AT one moment little confusion
occurred among the troops IN conse-
ouence of some soldiers giving the
word Retire! The General immedi-
ately threw himself in front of the men
and his horse staggering under him, he
dismounted, advanced to the front, and
amidst a shower of bullets from the In
dams, said that before he would show
his back to the enemy he would die
upon the field. The high and chlval-
rio bearing of the General kindled a.
monp the men an enthusiasm which
| believe was never surpassed, A gal
liant charge followed which routed and
drove the enemy from the field, and
they did not again show themselves.
We kept the field about three hours,
and then re.crossed the river in good
order, and without disturbance.
Whatever others may think in re-
gard to recent events in this territory,
| am well satisfied that when all IS
known it will be seen that, throughout
this whole business, Gen. Clnch has
deserved the gratitude and applause
of his country, and that, had his coun'
sells prevailed, the peace OF the from
tiers would have been preserved, and
the Indians removed for a 1.-THE OF what
it will now cost.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11

COVE are obliged by press of other matter
oi more Importance, TO omit several editorial ar.
ucies prepared for this days paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
From the Washington Correspondence OF thu
BAL timore Patriot.

BAL timore Patriot.
GA bomb-shc has been thrown IN
to the midst of :"the party" in the
house, to-day (the Sd inst.) The old
bird has been wounded under the wing
and in the wing, and its plumage bar.
barousIy ruflled and scattered. And
such hutterng, squeaking and cack-
ling as the wounded old creature has
kept up in consequence, will not be
found upon the records of many past
years proceedings in the House.
After a motion or resolution about
printing the letter sent to the House
on the last night of the las! session, by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11

The National lntelligencer says. at repor-
ted that Andrar Stevenson, has been nominated
by the President of the United States to the Sc
nate for the Office Of Minister of the United
States to Great Britain, and John IL. Eaton for
that Of Minister 10 Span.''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11
q De a5ette:
NJ A r e + " $ B U nc, va.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1896.
sor.

20 We are authorized TO announce TO the
Voters Of Berkeley County. that WAsHiseros
EVANS, will be candidate to represent said
county IN the next General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-02-11

their enemy, from their advantageous
position, kept the Indians at bay the
space of an hour--an hour Of sharp
and desperate fighting The Indians
thanking their position and aboutto sur.
round them, they retreated for their
boats. The Indians pursuing, poured
on them destructive fire, while en-
barking on board the boats. In the
hurry, all the guns but one, were rem
dered useless by being wet. Withthls
ONE the indians were kept back from
rushing into the river, the water being
quite shoal for some distance, which
had they done, they would in all pro-
liability have seized the boats, and
murdered all in them. They succeeded
in pushing out into the river, beyond
the reach ofthe Indians shot, and pro-
ceeded to BURROWS. Mr.. Dummitt
was the only man wounded, till the re.
treat to the boats during which seven
teen were wounded, several mortally,
it is supposed. Two negroes were
killed. 1t is supposed that l6 Indians
were killed.
Till within the last twenty-four hours
we had for near a week past, heard
little or no information respecting the
movements Of the Seminoles. We
were fearful that it was deceitful and
portentous quiet-but we were not pre-
pared to receive all at once--to be 0.
overwhelmed with intelligence of so
shocking, distressing, alarming ma
ture, as that prepared for our paper to-
day, since our columns were prepared
for the press. None whose hearts are
not ice can hear the recital of such
deeds ofmassacre, without sorrow and
grief. We deeply sympathise with at
ficted friends in st. Augustine for the
cup of affliction that has not been un-
tasted by the citizens of Jacksonville.
We too are exposed. We too, have
friends and relatives out to protect
their families from the murderous In
dian. 1.-THE men under Col. Warden
are removed we are wholly defence
less. Indians are near US, and much
as we desire to rush to the assistance
and protection Of our brethren in Mus
quito, we cannot do SO without leaving
our h ,mes, our wives, mothers, sisters,
and children, exposed to the greatest
danger, and almost certain attack, and
cruel butchery of the blood thirstlng
and revengeful savages.
If ever Florida needed immediate
aid from the General Government, and
from our friends in our sister States, it
is now
Posicript.-We delay our paper a.
gain, now O'Clock P. M. 10 give the
following extract from letter just re-
ceived from Major Hart, dated
HEAD QUARTERS. ! |
Black Creek Jan'y 10, 1886. !
al have Just seen Mr.. Ward, who
reports that not long since, Col. Par
ish of Middle Florida, with about one
hundred men, saw a smoke in the di-
rection of Wetumpka, and marched for
that place as fast as possible. Just be-
fore he arrived there he was fred upon
bv about one hundred Indians. After |
an engagement of one hour, the lndi'
ans retreated leaving seven killed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
Takes U, by William Dsugbeny an

Taken Up, by William Dsugbeny and
Wesley Oliver living in Mountpleasant Township
Delaware County Indiana, A DARK Bay mare. black
name tail. and legs her Tail cut square, Thiteen
hands and three Inches high. supposed 10 be Nine
yesr< old, appraised to twenty-five dollars: also, .
sosrel mare. blaze face, her right bind foot and
right fore foot white, about thirteen hands and q
half high. supposed to be sixteen years old: aPpras
ed 10 twelve collars: with bay mare colt one year
Old last spring, appraised to sixteen dollars. BY 10
seph Vanm,tre and William Antrum. July 2Oth
A true copy from NV osiray book.
WILLIAM JONES, Up.
July 25th, A. .. 1896. 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE shersby gives to David Barrett. Jo:
ssph Barrett, Nathan Barrett and he heirs-
at-law Of W,llia@ Barrett, deceased; Isaac Nsvsst
and Rachel his wife, formerly Rachel Barrett, and
all otherD co1cesoed. that the undessigned, sho
brother end one Of The heirs-at-law Of Arthur Bar
on the first day Of the next November tern of
the Randolph Circuit Count, OF upon some sob
isequent day Of said term apply to said Court. fos
1.-THE appointment Of commissioners 10 make partition
lof Tho following described tract Of land and soan
lot. Of which the said Arthur Barrett died se;1sd
ito wit:-Beginning At the northeast corner Of
the southwest quarter Of section ~, township %.
X. IA E. Of the second meridian in the district
of lands sold At Cincinnati, Ohio, thence 8. "a
Deg. W. a poles, to stake, thence 8. deg. E.
81 poles, to stake at the old fort, thence contin-
ued 9. Q deg e. 81 poles TO q s,ake at The SOUTH
east Of lot No ., thence N. "a deg E. 81 poles
land IL links to the line ON the vest side Of mill
pond, thence down with the line Of the meandess
tof said mill pond survey from the line n % de1.
E poles, to beach, N. II deg. F. poles, 10
bosch, N. . deg E. poles Is links, N. "a deg
E. q poles % links 10 . sugar tree near tho wos,
lend Of the milldam, thence 5. 500 deg E. % poles
; Is links to Sugar tree, thence N. 81 deg. E.
loles 10 q line dividing the southeast and southWes
quarters Of said l7th section, thence n. deg. "
along said section line 1864 poles, to the place
beginning, for the compliment Of sixty-eight en-
: No. 1, that was laid out for John d. Wright, an
No. that was Land out Tor David Wright, whic
o said land - situate in the said county Of Ral
dolph and state Of Indiana; and also town lot NJ
), in the northwest square in the town uf Winche.
!. JAMES BARRETT.
el August the 4th, A. D. 1886 s324N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

a SELECT SCHOOL for Femalss 10 to b e.
0b6shed It The village Of Dub6n, Wayse county,
indiana: By Mis- SARAn DscxMsSa, Of New Yosk. IN
Whe de hsaoces II useful and polite edseaeioa
10y pss'sed By yosnG Ladies, viii BE- taught
RssClAIIuss The year wiu Be divided into 6oss
Tesna, q IL weeks each
Students may enter ut any time dunng the Tern. aid
their Terms viii be considered co0neacsng 1t the
time 81 enetance.
Young Ladies from abroad be acco0aodatod with
board in the vicinity Of the school seasonahe terms
kATEs o. TUlTION TEsn.-Reading, Whiting,
photography, Geography, Cfa@@ar. Arth@stic. Histo
y. &c. SaOO
Natural, Mos.i, and Mental Philosophy, ASTRONOMY,
With maps; Cheasry. Rhetoric, Logic and Rudiaenta
Of Algebra. E4.OC
French Language, Drawing and Painting, $500
Plain and Osnsasatal Needlewoek without additional
charge.
The School viii b in spsr.tisa The asse ofsspesahs,
next
| 81. ;$ss: W., "'''.''",
Dublin, Aug.9 1855. a23-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
For Sale.

THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE lately
owned by E. Jones and occupied by 8 b. Stanton
& Co.. opposite the Bank. ALso.-TWo three val
liable brick buildings Washington Avenue, north end
oftown. The terms of sale will be made reasonable
and accommodating Apply to
C.. w. STARR.
Richmond, 7th mo. 16, 1896 26tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
FOR SALE.

FOK SALE.
1HE undersigned will sell a tract of land sltua-
- ted on Elkhorn, A miles south Of Richmond.
containing eighty acres. which are two small
farms, = good Sy4WyMLLL and MA CHINE HOUSE
with two Carding Machines and a PULLING
MILL. in complete order. The whole of the above
property will be sold reasonable terms, and the
neghborboOd and water power will justify consid-
cradle extension Of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9th. 1895 1stf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

W0. L. Brady,
Soldier, Has.ess aaker. &c. Ssep opposite NJ
BrigAsUelrs Store.
CRATEFU1lorP past favours, nov wishes to n
" form the pablic TIA the has on had and .oeeo0
keeping . general assortment Of SaddIee.
Harness, RoSes, Truaks, 9addiebags, Valnce, -
WAips; all of which he win eeN se u 49,
prizes fDr Caas, Lisses. Lincey. Lssthes and ~
proved country psoduee. -
Richnood, Feb. Is, 1888. 0u-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
ROCKET BOOK
LOST.

I .OST ON last Monday, the frat Of August,
- Red Morocco Pocket Book, containing I've
notes Of hand-one on Isaac Brown of las dol:
lans--three Samuel Morris, one for % dollars,
note for dollars ON Joel Osborn: also, land GER
tifcate for 80 acres, and other papers Of value
Ito the subscriber. All persons arc forbid pur-
chasing the above notes. suitable reward will
Ibe gise0 for the return Of the above pocket book
and papers to the subscriber living two miles east
|of Richmond, or At this Office.
JAMES PIRKERSON:
Richmond, Aug. 6, 1886. Sl-St
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

JAMES w. BORDEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYANCER
Rickmoad, Indiaaa.
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public, il now ready to take the acknowledge
ments Of deeds Of conveyance mortgages, Ae'
He will also draft written instruments in an &C.
curate AID neat manner. Ohice on Main street,
OPT site the Branch Bank.
August 9Th. 1885. 3l-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
NOTICE TO THOMSONIANS.

a Special Meeting Of the members Of the RICH:
"A MOND FRIENDLY BOTANIC SOCIETY,
will be held on the 22d iast-, 1t 10 o'clock. at
STEPHEN MAC1's in Richmond. All the members
are particularly requested to attend, ~ businese
of ,mportance viii be laid before the meetlsg.
STEPHEN MACY, Pres.
Tnos. N. GoRDox, Sec.
Richmond, Ii. 9Th No. 4th, 1885. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell At private
fs.4s ale, the STORE HOUSE, one door west Of
lss3s 1.-THE public square, CentrevilIe, lately oe-
cupied by MesEs. Adams and Snyder. This
property the advantage off "et Main street o
Upwards Of thisty feet and Main csU0 It about ~
feet For Particular and tennis apply to j. Windes
National Hossl,) IN Ceatresue.
May Is, 1886. Ie0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
NEW ARRIVAL.

NE w a X " A L.
EDMUND EvENS has lately received add
tona supply Of GOODS in his lire consisting Of Coach
Cover and Innings, Skirting and Harness, Sole and Up
per Leather. Calf and KPP Skns with general variety
Of Leather, 6ndiOg &c. For sale At hin
Leather and Shoe Store, Main st.,
Richmond. 5th mo- l4th, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

sDEo0cte8 C6e0otCOI 10E0oe0tCo.
FOR the cure of Rheumatism-Seal
Head-Fever Sores-Whte Swellings-Head-ache; o.
all kiOds-Bowel Complalnts-P and Fever
Liver Complants- Coughs-Loss Of Appetite-Local
Pains Of all Tetters-Ring- wosms-Cosns the
eet-Busns-Ulcess of all kinds-Sore Eyes. and almost
all kinds Of Nervous Complaints ,-fosaie BY
IRWIN REED.
January l6 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
GEORGE ARNOLD,
jeeceatiy irons PHILADELPHIA,

AvlNG located himself IN Richmond,
~ ~ opened shop in the small brick
aasdiaiely south Of Mr.. Atticus Siddsirs
ee - . prepared to do work in as neat a
cs:sg psspa in the west, and being immedi-
- east is we'll acquainted with tho pre-
-. He hopes by an sssiduous atten-
\: aes 10 merit and receive portion Of
e. Ps,susase.
= . also agent for J. H. Chappers Pat
49,! Syaem Of cutting, and reports Of the
MI dispose Of them to such mastel
% smpsove, at reasonable rate.
~ tcdace taken at market price.
s, 1885. 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
ssShOrt Settlements make
long ffiemG0s.''

A LII those indebted to the undersigned by note
a book account are respectfully notified, that
in consequence of his having declined business in
the mercantile line, it becomes absolutely necessa
~ that he should close his business and make set
Elements 1t is hoped this notice will be attended
to.
His book. and papers will be kept at the old stand
east of the Bank.
JOSEPH w. GILBERT.
Aug 18th 1886 32-t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

TAKEN UP. by BERNARD F. You've,
resident Of ashington township. Randolph county,
lcdiana, one estray sorrel MARE, supposed to be
hands high-shod all round-some little white in
her forehead-a white cross streak under her throat
close 10 where her head and neck are joined, some
saddle marked, no other marks or brands perceiva
BILE. Appraised to fifty dollars, BY Abel Kinshaw
and Elias Norton, appraisers.
certify the above TO be true copy from the
certificate Of appsaisment.
DAVID FRAZER. up.
July 25tb, 1896. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

Farm for sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
FARM where he resdea, lying four
~~ miles north IL Richmond the new road O.
pcned from the west side Of Richmond to Newport The
placs contains ~ acres, with comfortable Dwelling
House, out houses &C. also, thriving young orchard.
Pers0ns wishing to purchase . small would do
we'll to call and examine fot themselves.
ISAAC B. HAINES.
9Th mo. 25th. 1886. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
A FRESH supply Of Drugs, Medicises. Palsts,
"A Oils, ana Dye Seuls, which ar oGsred fo1
sale on Tie most reasooable terms.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Feb n, 1885. 6tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
PUBLIC SALE.

0W7HE subscriber having laid of q number Of
u Lots, Immediately opposite Richmond, on
the West bank of Whitewater, will offer them at
public sale on the lst. Of 9th. month. (SePtem-
ber.) ON the premises, at o'clock, p. M. The
lots morally contain / acre each and are boun-
ded by vide streets and all eys he will sell at pri
vate sale lot laid off in sad plat. of near two
acres, to any person who may be considered suit
able to improve it for Tavern Stand. He will
offer the same day, alarge FRAME H0USE on
Main Street, Richmond. near the Bridge, with a
lot Of 50 feet front by us feet deep. The prop
Ierty will bce.hown at any time BY calling on the
subscriber The terms will be liberal and made
known on day of sale
9Th, mo 18th, 1896. 33-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20

THE partnership heretofore existing ueder
the 6rn ofShsaroa Jones villas, II Tie Hating b..
siness, - dissolved By mutual consent All money doe
said hsm must Be paid to Jones and Williams whom
AL the sceoaats, &c. have been transferred. Also al
claims against said firm will be settled BY then.
GALES SHARON,
RREs C. JOINS,
JESSE WuuAM.
THE above business ~ill be continued BY the
subscribsrs, two doors oftheir old stand. Gu,
old customer who are in arrears, will see the ne
csssity Of paying up puoctually. ~ We have beer
part, we'll ~ putting up our present situation
REEFS G. JONES',
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 81, 1896. 2Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
FARM FOR SALE.

T. A40V0 EO4O SxAD1UIO
~ THE Subscriber offers for sale bis farm
north Of Ccntreville, containing three
hundred and twenty acres Of upland
-@- Of, the best quality one hundred and eigh-
tv under fence of which hundred and fifty are
ia q good state Of cultivation. The dwellings are
comfortable, with good frame barn, orchard, &c.
Il - situated on the Winchester road, five miles
north Of Centreville, and one mile nnsth Of the
road leading from Richmond to Washington. A
Landowner or more conveniently situated farm is
not to be found in the country, but ~ it 10 expec
ted those wishing TO purchase gill call and examine
for themselves further description 10 deemed uH
necessary. For particulars inquire Of the subscri
bet. Terms accommodating.
ENOS HURLBUT.
Ceutreville, Aug. 6. 1885. SAT-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
LOOK AT THIS.

OHC Subscriber Offers for sale his hoose and
1ol on Fnnh1im street, few doors moth Of 1QaiR
There The psessa 6rst rate horsepower sosnsay
establishment IN good oEdes. He proposes selling he
lathe and tools all tog,ttes.
There steady business fos turner at hs eseablsh
nent. Inquire Of the ssbscribes on the pseoises
@. TEAS
R;chmood, 9Th 10. l3th, 1886. 3a-M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber Offers for sale two 80 acre Lots
Of LAND, lying between Williamsburg and Econmy in
Wayne equity, Indiana, Of which are about 20
acre. deadened-ADso another 30 farm Martin
da'es Creek. three miles north Of Economy, which i'm
proved BY comfortable buiDdsngs, young orchard, &C.,
about 40 improved. All Of which will be sold low
for prompt payment. a credit for part Of the purse
the ssbscrber living in Greene township, Wayne com
ty, la. ABEL LOMAX
May II, 1885, :60l9s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
HATING BUSINESS.
oHNArAer,

n ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitspts q
ced the above business in the shop formerly occup-
led by Caleb Shearon, where he intesds constantly
to keep on hand a general assortment # FUR aid
WOOL IJATSNplain ard fashionable, ofthe best
quality. Those Who please 10 favor him with their
custom may rely on prompt attention to their or
ders, and all !avors gratefully acknowledged.
N. B. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs Wool
wanted. Up
Richmond, May D, 1896. 2J1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-08-20
CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CENTRAL PROPERTY FUK SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
AND LOT on which he resides, on w ashng-
ton street, two doors south of Main Street, neat
to the corner occupied by Nathaniel Lewis Sad
dlery Shop, and Immediately east Of the Post
Office. The house IL two stories, with = porch the
whole length. This property has the advantage
of front on Washington street Of upwards Of 81
feet by 100 feet deep. For particulars ANA terms
apply On the premises.
N. b. He wishes to acquaint his friends and the
public in Richmond its vicinity that he contin
Tues the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in its several branches and will perform plain or
other work in a neat and durable manner ON very
moderate terrs. Suitable country produce will
be accepted in payment. He 10 thankful for Ia
vors conferred and hopes q continuance thereof.
! ROBERT DlLHORN.
/ Richmond, 9Th mo. 9Th, 1885, 3l-3t