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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-17
TURNPIKE MEETING

"' 'SsIscSs"Wo UocCUnR VI 49,
Gems of Economy and vicinity, pursv1ra I
public notice. convened ut the pulls ~.
OF John Thornburgh, on Saturday the ~
December 1850: tor the purpose Of es0rX
ing on TIC proprsety IT pct'tioning Tie -
lntnrc OF TINS state Tor charter 70 coas1n
ia Turnpike road from Richmond IN Wss-s
county. through Economy 10 MuncsyacS
In Delaware county, NJ. George Fiskes ~
called ~ the chnir, aud WIN. q. Smith, =
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting hsvlae bs,s ~
ted from the Chair, on m0lluM Z soQ1uNlI~
WINS appointed 10 confer with The cl.lasas Z
Richmond ind Muncry.town, end sNdeovs
to get their co.cp~ratinn N The worh.
Whereupon. tsanc Willis. William -
burrh. Purinnl butler. w. q. Smith, ~
nett. and u. NJ. Worth. wers appuiat11G1|
committee. T
A Committee wns then appointed \ ~
A peti,ion.srttlnn forth the utility uf lhs e
and obtain signatures for The plrNNs X
ihg I,rwartled H. the Legislature, whetedrR
~. II. Carver, Dr. +. II. l)utleF. aMA d.
Fisher. we're nrpalnted said eWnnll.ss.
and INN nin6usiy adopted.
lIesolved. Mat ilie proceedings n ~
meeting be signed BY ths Chairman sNl oN
!e'a,y. md w. published IN ,hs llahmGIl
Palladium and l'aeple's Advocate.
IN mn, I'm the ,mantiNg then Hdioarae y
meet again ~ saiufday tbe i'th last Men
o'Gloek, y. NJ.
0Iio. FISHER, chaiFnlA
We. hMlvH, keeretary. f
The owners Of Retolph. The KsNlsy
Horse. or In The style of che West, m
Conqueror NJ the West and South W.
have challenged the owners Of nassanh
~ meet Z EN- On the course NJ kexingtaoh
run tor 10000 q side. Offering 1900 Mn
owners to cover their travelling expeasaaA
Y, Star.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY sony.-The article 4
black lead (PIumbago) IL said 10 b -
plcte substitute for tar Tor wagon Loxes, =
other machinery, besides saving the wears
sxpense-it can be had at drug stores 60
lily.
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A BIG TURKEY, wastsd for Chs
dinner. Enquirs ~ this once.
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We are not yet able to give full list Of
the votes polIed in each state at the recent
election, very little in addition to what was
published last week having been received
Il - ascertained that the election OF Vice
President will devolve on the Senate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-17

Mangum, Of N. c., Leigh, Of Va, and Clay
ton. Of Del have resigned their seats in the
II s. Senate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-17

SUSS VI TIC COuScuIOL1, WnlCn now law be
fore you.
The Governor was requested by a resolu.
ton of the last legislature, to open a CORES.
pondcnce with the executives OF Kentucky
and Ohio, and with distinguished individuals
in the science Of Geology, on the subject Of a
Geological survey Of the three states; and to
ascertain the probable expense, the time it
would require. the manner in which it should
BE- done, &c. That duty received the atten-
ton due to it, and lnow lay before you the
correspondence pertaining to the subject.
From the Governor of kentucky.i have
not been honored with a reply: and il NAV be
because he did not feel at liberty TO offer anv
opinion, as to the course the legislative branch
would pursue, without previous authority SO
to do.
In this state we have external indications
oflarge beds Of coal, and other mineral de-
posites, but for the want Of the proper test Of
science, their extent and value are unknown
Whether Kentucky and Ohio will unite with
tins state must remain in uncertainty for
some time to come.--to say nothing Of the
delay that would be made in settling the
terms Ut the examinations, the proportion of
the exPence to b paid BY each, and where
they should Commence.
These reflections have induced the bel;ed
that no satisfactory adjustment Of the term.i
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: counties first named, they desire the ard Df
the crcdi. Of the State for the Columbus and
4 JeffersonvilIe Rail Read, surveyed by Mr..
Covle, the last year.
u Good policy would seem to dictate course
that will quiet these claims and unite these
small districts in interest and feeling, with
the other portions Of the State, andI recon-
mend the subject to your serious considera-
ton.
| Two years since, when entering upon the
duties of my second term Of service, / point
ed to the time when the landholdeIs would
be relieved from the burthen Of taxation, by
the adoption Of the ad vaIorem system. as
the proper period to say something in be-
half .f the Judicial ana State officers; ard /
nowm cheerfully comply with that engage
men.. b. earnestly recommending such an
additional allowance as your libcrality and
sense Of justice may approve.
The Salary Of seven hundred dollars for a
Judge was settled 1t the time Of the organize
ton Of our State Government. We were
then poor. and out Of little more than sixty
thousand inhabitants, about eight thousand
of them paid the taxes, and, therefore, a rigid
economy was necessary. land was cheap
and plentiful; provisions and every descrip-|
ton Of property were low. But now, vel
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HI Gil -.

ON hand loo, OOO, mostly Of the first quail
ity and laid nfor cash, which VIC will sell
ON pleasing terms.
HrWANTED IMMEDIATELY, any
quantity Of poplar and ash flooring, usual
thickness and width; weatherboarding.a and
= 4 inch PANEL boards IL inches wide &
upwards; also IL ard 9 inch plank, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wide
bcards-all except the ash flooring to be
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scantling not less than IL feet long, from
3 by 4 toe by 6, and many intermediate
sizes, especially 4 by4, S by 5. &C.
Jols's, poplar, oak and sycamore, from Is
to 20 feet long, p by 6, and intermediate
sizes up to by 10, all which will be nc
counted for by board measure.
Sawyers and others will find it to their
interest to furnish the above articles, OF
ANY part OF them-seeing they will not be
suffered to 60 away without ''the root of all
EVIL"
A. GRIMES e. Co.
Richm md. March 18th, 1886. Att
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N q Il 4 e T..


n OfOS r > teHcnlng an English
- School in the town Of Richmond, in thu
house lately occupied BY DR.. Warner. As IT j.
supposed there are pupils sufficient IN the town
and vicinity to form school, without interfering
with those already established, he hopes that
those who feel interested will render him their
assistance in cndeavoring to promote the cause
OF Education and Morality in this part of the
country. lie proposes teaching the variou.
Of English Education, together with
the Latin and Greek languages; and BY constant
and uRwearied attention to business hopes to
merit the appreciation Of his employers.
OTSchool to commence May 3Oth. Tuition,
The customary pricea.
Richmond, Nay 18th, 1896. 2ltf
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two so
acre Lots Of LAND, lying between Williams
burg and Economy in Wayne county, Inslana,
on one Of which are about 20 acres deatent.i
Also, another 80 acre farm on Martindale's
Creek, three miles north Of Economy, which is
improved by comfortable Buildings, young or
chaFd. Sc, about 40 acres improved. All OF
which will be sold low for prompt payment. or
a credit for part of the purchase money will be
given For further particulars apply to the
subscribers, living in Greene township, WAYNE
comfy, la. ABEL LOMAX.
MAY Ia, 1886. l9:Gm%
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For Sale.
fl .Merchunt Mill.

IN complete order, one of the bes,
on Whitewater. within miles of Rich.
mond and With" miles Of the Whitewa-
ter Canal. The situation is as healthy a.
any IN the state. There are on the prem
lses two excellent seats for Distilleries,
AS acres oil LAND. 50 Of which are IN
der civilizations; An apple and peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rererve.
Apply to X. Shawmbourie, Post Mister at
Arlington, Wayne county Ia, Or at this
alice. Possession can be given As soon
as required.
April 30. 1896. l7u
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THE STATE OF OHlO,l &C
Moatgo0eey couuty,

lGabeael c. Iseobesger and Elx-1
abeth his wife,
Esther Butt, Solomon Butt, ia
cob Huffman and Polly HUFF 10 Cns0oJ
man his wife. Thomas Dowles
and Sarah Dowles his wife, and
others.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Cour,
Of Common Pleas Of said county at their
April Term, 1896, the said defendants,
Jacob Huffman and Polly bis wife and
Thomas Dowier and Sarah his wife, are
hereby notified that the said complainan,s
filed, On the 26th day Of February, a. D. 1885,
their Bill against said defendants and 9th.
Iers, charging that Jacob Butt sen'r died,
about the middle Of July, 1884, in said
county, seized and possessed Of real and
personal estate to large amount, being
certain heirs at law named in said bill
That on the 22d dav fully, 1884, pape.
writing Purporting to be the last will and
Testament of the said Jacob Butt sent
was exhibited to the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Montgomery county for probate
and execution thereof granted 10 Jocot
Neible and Samuel Butt, the Ex. cutors
therein named; that said paper writing was
not in fact and "A truth the last will and
testament Of said Jacob Butt decd, and
that the execution thereof was procured
and Obtained by undue influence and fraud.
ulent representation, and said complain.
ants pray in the said bill that said fraudu.
lent and pretended will may be set aside
as wholly null and void and Of none effec,
in law, sc.
The said defendants, Jacob. Polly, Tho.
mas and Sarah, arc hereby notified that
unless they appear and plead, answer OF
|demur to said bill within sixty days afe,
the next term Of said Court, to wit: the
i22d day Of August next, that said &C m
|plsin.nts will apply to said Court to take
the matter of said bill ~ confessed as to
Them. and order and decree accordingly.
By order Of the Court.
EDW ARD w. DAVIES. Clerk.
McNUrr T. THKUsroN, Sortrs- [23 :9w
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Ssddler, Harness ~aker, &c. Sep .
Posite M. Brigksrelrs Store:
GRATEFUL for past favours. noe ~
es to inform the public that he hOa
hand and intcads keeping . gssssa ,
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Hann
Robes. Trunks, Saddiebags, valisss, =
Whips; all Of which he will cell & =
lowest prices for Cast, Linseo, Eioe4
Leather and approved sountry pss1sss
Richnood, Feb. IL, 1888. g
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

No. lO5 MAaKEr STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
II ESPECTFULLY inform the Merchant, OF
- Indiana, that they have received at
their Warehouse their Spring assortment
OF Goods, consisting Of a full and general
assortment Of British, French and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, which they offer for sale BY
the piece or package. They flatter them
selves that better supply or a superior
cannot be had on more advan-
tageOus terms, either in the Philadelpbia
or New York markets.
Philadelphia. Feb. 26, 1886.
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81 e AC.Ake.

InR. SAMUEL Nixon AND d.. VI
Smith, having entered into csrnlsai
in the practice Of Medicine, sespscea15 e
their services to the citizens Of kicA0en1 q
the neighborirg county. They ca y -
generally at the Office Of Dr.. Nixoo q q -
respective dwelling houses, except wheo -
on professional business.
N. B. Those indebted to either 4
the frm previously to tins ara0geDsae - ,
spectfully requested to call and settls sesDuIA
January IL, 1886. ~
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale the
handsome situation where he now resides
on the National Road, Immediately wes,
OF the Bridge at Richmond. There are
sixteen acres Of LAND, we'll improved
a good dwelling and out buildings with ex.
ce'Ient stabling. The situation would
make first rate Tavern Stand.
For terms sppiy to the subscriber on
the premises.
Richmond Juae 4, 1886. 22-.f
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" e W ARRlVA AL.

." additional supply Of GOODS in his IRE.
cocsseing OF Coach Covefs and Linings, Skirtine
and Names, Sole and Upper Leather, Cad
and kipP Skins,with q general variety Of Leath-
e. Shoe-maker's findings, SC. For sale at his
Leather and Shoe Store, Main It., Redmond.
Sth mo. 18th, 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

SAMUEL e. 1REDELL, recently from
- the City Of Philadelphia, has located
Aimssifin the town Of Richmond. & opep@
= chop On Main Street directly oppos. q
the baok, adjoining A. Siddall's store
vhsrs Be inteads establishing himself By
dong the most fashionable a. veil - plaiu
wosk IN workmanliko manner. He hone,
~ A assiduous attention. to his business "a
@sr,t and receive due proportion ofpat-
rooage from the town and country.
January, 9Th. 1889.
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HAVING entered into CO partnership in
the Coach making business, would res
pectfully Inform their friends & the public gen
orally, that they are now prepared to manufac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, Lantlaus, Dickey
seat and PLAIN Barouches ., Chariotees, Phaetons,
Buggies, Sulkies, Gigs, Dearborns, plain car
riages, &c. Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employed
a number OF good eastern workmen, they flattes
themselves they will be able to finish work fos
neatness and durability equal. if not superior,
to any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired a.
usual; all orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Shop on the corner Of
Nam aud Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18th, 1885. 37-ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

Mr.. Jacob Morcbeck, Of Corydon, In
diana. in attempting to chastise his ap-
prentice. Jesse Ellis, = boy of about Ia
years, who had seized hoe, was struck
ty him on the temple, which fractured
his skull :, and caused his death. The
boy made his escape, but was arrested in
New Albany.
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FFcc 1HSOc ana MCCm001C'S
rights.
Job ". SsCsts, - CO.
THE subscribers having entered into
= Co-partnershipu under the firm of Sw ain,
Il Co., take pleasure in Informing the
community that they have erected = COM
modious Machine Shop, near the Richmond
Foundry, Il are now ready to give prompt
attention TO all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or
any kind of machinery; as also for turning
either in wood or iron Of any description.
Having employed first rate workmen, they
with confidence I'm their ability and dis
positions to please their customers in quail
tiles and prices) ask patronage from a
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TlIORNBURY.
Richmond, Nay ia. 1886. 2OJ
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Shearon, Jones & Williams, ia
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,
CALEB SMEARoN,
REE C.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
THE above business ill be continued
BY the subscribers, two doors vest Of their
old stand. Our old customers. who are in
arrears, will see the necessity of paying
up punctually. ~ We have been to consid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shearon's
part, as well a. putting up car presest
situation.
REEFS C.. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May q, 1885. 2Otf
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New 0Oods! new 0OO0o0
AT THE CHEAP CASHSTORE.
Corner Of Main and Front Streets,
e. +. TUR N Err,

E. y. TURNER,
HAS just received from New York
and Boston. a general assortment Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS-se3ected expressly tor
this market, and will be sold At reduced prices.
o:T GOODS.
Cloths, cassineres and sattinetts Of every
color, quality and price; Valencia, Mer-
sa,l!es, silk, satin, aud 5ombssin vestings
300 pieces calico-assor,ed; light and dark
ginghams; printed nuslins; black, white
and green cause wells, black lace do;
chaily- hernani; silk; sewing silk: cause
and fancy dress h'dk'is; plain and figured
Swiss muslins, book do, PLAIN and cross
barred do. jaconets and cambrics; Grecian
and bobbinett laces and foOtings. thread &
Lobbinet laces and edgings; cause and
Iustring ribbons--assorted; white and black
Italian Grape; Grape lisse; book muslin
h'dk'f., pongee and silk Aagg do; white
and colored worsted and cotton hosiery
corded skirt; grode-nap~, grode-zine, ltal-
ian, sinchew and sarsne, silks; bombasines,
bombazetts and circassans; beaverteens;
bangup cords: Mexican mixtures, Roueri
do. ;biue drills; stormanis; Pittsburgh cord;
brocheiIa; princetta; black blue and green
Grape camlet; brown French linens; grass
cloth; blue and yellow nankeens; erlnin-
'etts linen diaper; 6, 7, and 8 qr. cotton
do, Russia do. checks, ticks, &c.; 10 to
20 bales domestic goods.
H1rstsCHre y CooeGer0.
Loo -, latches, screws, hinges, butts. files
and rasps, saw sets. rules, gauges, iron 4
steel squares, hammer, iron, japan and
brass candle sticks, snu6ers and trays,
brass aud tin fossets. screw and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do, brass CON-
mode knobs and rings. gun locks. Percus-
sion caps, Ere irons, BRAS and iron and
irons, fry pans, shovels, spades. hoes. trace
and halter chains, anvils vices. steelyards.
patent balance, homes and scythe stones,
states, curry combs: Razors, knives, knives
and forks, chissels, braces and bits, draw
i0g knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass
and corn scythes, plane irons, augers,
|gimblets; hand saws, mill and cross cut do,
sheep shears, carpenters ADJ, axes, DC.
A general assortment of SCHOOL and
A large lot Of SADDLERY and SAD
DLER'S TOOLS.
Glass, China and Queensuare,
Iron, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds,
Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets.
Gro e cF es.
Orleans and loaf sugar. imperial Il young
son tea, Rio and Laguira coffee, spice,
pepper, indigo, madden, ginger, rice. &c.
THE above goods were mostly purchased
previous to the rise Of goods and can be sold
low. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock.
Richmond, April 80, 1886.
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FOR SALE.

fOK SALE
VHE undenigned vail sell 4 tract ofland
situated on Elkhorn, ~ miles south of
Richmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, . good SAW
MIL and .M.ACHLJNE HOUSE, with two
Carding Machines and = FULLZ.NI,
MIL. in complete order. The whole Of the
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the neighborhood and water
power will justify = considerable extension
Of the improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9th, 1898 lStf
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| sise pi6visiees, ssdit vas Dot .ssa "
|ksiog ef osskstsys I'D tAs sAsteas q u
Ilyis4. that they vego ooti8sa 81 thsar aP-
oroach,n1 CAAe. 0s0o so1oavoeod to
make their sseaPe. bse tbsy vsss perssed
Ihv IL ruthless cavalry. aod most OF them
Ic.t Aova vieh their svos1s.
!" A email os0bss ofthe0 o0W stand BY
~. ~v>,e. n bare ro0oant Of that noble
iA..S. OR tsibuso Of respect IL due to
khen. Il - dss to the mothers, sisters
M vives who weep their uotimelJ end,
Iehas % should mingle our tears with
|eheir,. IL that mas Of bones and frag
lmanes Of bones, masy mother might see
Iher sou, many a sister her brother, and
manv . wife her once beloved and affec-
itionste husband. But We have a coaso-
llatice ret to offer them. Their murcereis
sank uoto death, on the PLAINS Of San ia
lcinto, under the appalling words IRE.
men,ber La Bahia"
Many a tender a6ectionate woman,
will remember with fearful eye. La Ba-
thia. But We have another consolation to
|oGer-it is. that while liberty has habi-
tation and . same, their chiv alrous deeds
will be hasded dows upon the bright pa
ges Of history.
1--WE can still offer anothe consolation,
Santa Anna, the mock hero, the black
hearted murderer is within our grasp
Yea, and there he must remain tortured
With the keeo pains Of a eorroding con.
tscience He must often remember La
Bahia. And while the names of those be
murdered shall soar to the highest pinnacle
Of fame, HIS. shall sink into the lowest
depths sfinfamy and disgrace. "
During the delivery of this address, the
General had the undivided attention Of
the whole army. When he spoke Of those
martyrs in the cause efliberty, observed
the tear-drops fail from the eyes of more
ths u one brave man. At its conclusion,
observed several compress their lips, and
inv oluntariIy grasp their weapons the
more firmly, as if the scenes of San Jaciutt
had not compensated for the brutal muir
der Of their friends at La Bahia. The
army then marched back to their quar-
tiers. SAMUEL DEXTER,
Aid de Camp.
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The subscriber olIes his farm for sale,
situated three niles and q half south oil
Richmond, en the Liberty and BrookvIle
road consisting Of one hundred and eighty
two acres. one hundred Of which is under
fence, with two separate dwelling houses
and q good barn and other out buildings.
The place is we'll watered for stock farm.
has good orchard and il we'll calculated
tor two families. For terms apply to the
on the premises.
JOHN COLLINS.
March 18th, 1896. 1Of
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CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR sAl8

THE subscriber wi0 q
Ex<x private sale, the STO9E 80
ISS3 one door west Of The psh6s -
bin CentrevilIe, lately oossp0
Messrs. Adams and Snyder. Tbs
has the advantage ofa front O Man -
upwards of thirty feet, and on Main ~ !
about 40 feet For particular and tssD
May IL, 1896. III