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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

GEoReiA. This state has elected anti. Van
Buren, electors. On The 18th ult., Alfred
Cuthbert was reelected to the U. S. senate,
by majority Of votes on the second ballot.
lie was, and probably is, Van Buren, man.
it is possible, however, that he will not vote or
r. M. Johnson, vice president, in the senate
The trcasnrer's report to the Legislature, ex-
hibils the following statement of the financial
condition Of Georgia.
Receipts for the year, S3IO,l7O2 81
Expenditures 29l, l7i79
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

Walon's Vermont Register for 1887, will
be published in few days, containing, in ad.
dition 10 the almanac, copious notices Of the
several states Of the Union, embracing tromi-
nent points in their history, size, boundary,
productions, &C., for which the publishers are
indebted 10 John Hayl1ard, Esq, Of Boston,
author Of a very valuable statistical register of
the United States; also containing the prin-
cipal officers Of the q. S. government, town
officers, physicians, clergymen, post masters,
justices OF the peace, population, grand list, &
postage Of each town in the stale-Judges oi
the courts, terms Of The L. S. circuit and dis
trlct, aGd Vermont SUP rene and county courts
statistical matter, sc. sc. IL is proper TO
state, that the justices Of the peace and other
legislative appointments are not published,
except in the register, The Legislature having,
BY new arrangement, excluded these appoint
ments from their printed journals.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

We are enabled to hay before our rca-
ders some additional PARTICULARS ol this UNI
fortunate ship, and 10 make some correc-
ton in the accounts which have already APP
peared in relation 10 il. These have been
derived from the Captain himself aud from
individuals near the spot where tie dlsas-
ter occurred.
Alter prosperous voyage, the Bristol
made the Highland lights, bearing n. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

The L. S. Telegraph gives it as a report in
Washington, that the Presidents illness was
occasioncd by his wrath on hearing the cleo
lion news from the Hermitage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

Dreadful effects of terrifying Children-
A little child between 6 s. 7, at the Female
Seminary near Hackney, was copfined in
a dark cellar, where, in spite Of her screams
she was LETT 10 remain ill marning, when
she was found in a stats Of complete IDIOT.
cy English paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

FIRE. The wooden factory of Haven and
Fletcher, Ludlow, wa. burnt on the 18th ult.
1000 insured in the Mutual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

the vote stood I for White, and 30 for Van
Durcn--Ond in the county 3li majority for
White.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

Difficulty at Smyina.--An unpleasant affair
occurred at Smyrna in September last, which
has occasioned some little excitement among
the foreigners there, and ia likely to lead TO
some diplomatic discussion. The American
merchant ship BnnI"n, outward bound, was
boarded by an officer s. boats crew Of Frer ch
Frisatc, in search Of deserer and when it
was settled that the sailor could not lie found,
the vessel was taken bacG into the horbor--
the Capt. striking his flag aud declaring him
self prize. Many attendant circumstances
consprcd 10 aggravate this tutrag,. Unluck-
lily there was no American vessel Of war in
port AT tie time. The conduct Of Capt. Inglce
of the Bantam is highly commended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

Tie candidates al home. At Cneinatti
where Gen. Hurrison resides, the Harrison
ticket received 906 msjoriIy-Mr. Van Buren,
resides at Albany, and there obtained about
600 majority. In the Hermitage district, Ten
nessee, the residence Of President Jackson,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

MExlco.-The Sclr. Cora arrived at New
Orleans on the 9Th inst in three and half
days from Matamoras. We are informed,
says the Louisville Courier, that the idea Of
invading Texas had almost been abandoned ;
that the troops, about ! 400 strong, were in "A
very destitute condition, provisions Of all kinds
and clothing scarce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

ALABAMA. Legislature met LIST Monday in
Nov. II is said that the presiding officers of
both houses are V. b. men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

The President has been dam erously i'll,
bleeding at the lungs, but was improving at
the last accounts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

AT the synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, holden in October, at Pittsburgh, Pc,
strong resolutions in favor Of abolition were
adopted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

iL31 We expect the Presidents message in
season for our next paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

NoRTH CAROLINA. Legislature met Nov.
10Th, President Of The sonata whig-speakcr
of the house V. 3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-06

Necessary for choice, lac.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
From Ru5ia's Farmers Regnfcr
THE SEASON AND STATE OF CROPS

From all the accounts before u, publ and pr
waite, il Is inferred that the wheat crop throughout
Virginia, viii fall short # hall an average crop
aud that he whole wheat crop Of the United States
Will be not much bcttei DIAN ,hat OF Virginia a.
lone. We sHbloiu, III extracts iloa private lei
tiers, many pi The facts that have reached US: bat
none OF these, except the ono from ilaIiltx, a,
even reicr TO the latest and worst caamiIes, caus
ed by thu lnundation of most ul the rich and extern
sive river bottoms OF Virginia and North Caroline.
ne great source OF injury 10 Tue Wlrat, and WI ich
was aancpaied as lar back as las October, and cx-
recied then To be unusually destructive, was the
heSSah lily. In addition TO this and To the other
minor evil, the very wet season ldtieriV has doae
gfca, damage, either by fing the soil with water
OF entirely Overlooking It's surface. In ,Ae latter
pant 81 Ala>, and FIRST halt Of June there v,,e# u
days m succession on which more or less Of ram
LELAND some Of these rams came IN floods. anil
even since The close Of ais uah;eIrupted ,.fi.s
thefe hia been "A unusual quantity OF rain. Ga
high land, tie usual estimates of the crops cxn.,ted
vary from one fourth TO three fourth, of an avon,
age. In some iewer cases, they are worse AN,
peltef thaa these ordinary uxremities, yary,nf
from nothing worth reaping, to nearly fair nro
uuc. vi the latter cases, very few have bee,
heard oi-and those not very lately. From In
newspapers, we learn that in Buckingham and II,
heafest adjacent counties, the wheat was tolerabl
'd'f' ana near Wheeling still better; if so, thes
are tue only parts Of Virginia as mncl, favored
"'"'" we nave heard. On our own farm, we car
not estimate the crop Of wheat at more than II,
fourth of what the land could prodnea and Nh,
me damage i'om tie fly was the least. and IL
general growth the best thern tho d,,,,,,, 49,
si'a4s' moan 'eab, Of empy OF dead part,
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heads. The quality Of The grain will be very bad.
But the rich bottom lands On our rivers have
suffered most. They hnve nj hccn covered by
trcshetS, aud To very unusual depths The Roa-
noe bottom lands have suffered mosf. The
wheat there is almost entirely destroyed, a, well aS
.othcr crops--and tine soil Itself. IN many paf's, has
been carlcI of 10y the floods, 50 that the damage
to the lind is even Of more amount than tn cntrc
loss oi the years crops
Two more DIS Tic (25th and 26tt) lfse pas
scd since The fotrgoing r.mark, were written, and
bnl rain has allen proflsrlY aud heavily tltr
couseqncn increase Of damaee 10 the wheat will he
necessarily great Where ready tnt the NtNihc, il
mus. he much beaten down and tangled by the
heavy rain OF last alslt and whore still green,
there IS danger Of tn rust coming to de>ffoy much
OF tine quantity and value Of the small product pre-
viousIs expected.
June 9Th.
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ssth5E6EGh SPRINGS.

G.lrUt1'ED on rualoe River. in tic cpuat, -.
= Amherst, - miles Of the Court ionse. - udez
aom Lexington, aud . miles from l.snrlburc.
IL calling the attention OF the pubic 10 tho
Spungs. a. watering place thu subscriber tahes Or
easlon 10 remark. that HEY discovery, Al
though unknown to hcdlstant public. Until last sea
sna. For many years ties Lave been nuH1efouss at
tended by per-ons from tie inu1dIng coun#
ify. who will re div testify 10 their Medicinal
flrtursbut OWING 80 the fact that tie former oeeu-
plers fitted Them ~ tenants IT Tie will oifhc owners.
Who would neltber sell nor mprovcthe property. IN
duocIncHts, in the WY ut comfortable aecumuoda-
iious 10 distant Strangers. could not he offered.
Within the last l. months very large aud com
modous Hotel. with comfortable Cabins. have been
erected, sufficient to entertain 300 persons.
The water has been auals wed, and found 10 con.
tam the essential Ingredients sulphur. coda, tn an
unusual proportipu) aud ma nrsi1 and the 4ubfcl-
btrcan with the fullest confidence that II certlii.
oi tact tins required they can be obtained
OF many individuals. whose experience Of their virtues
enables them Ia say that they arc mol surpassed Is
any waters III Virginia. tormost Of the diseases com
mon 10 our el.nao--In cases oil Dyspepsia, dcranged
condition OF the stomach aud breast, liver dsca,es
and diseases oi debility generally. aud 10 delicate is-
uars and children, they are peculiarly adapted. FeI
tins fact, the highest authority among tho mcdca
faculty can b. offered in tins section Of country, rs
vel the better evidence oil tall and anlete,s from
individuals bh actual experience.
Tn season will again commence on tae iJlh OF
Jnac. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
rpnagc heretofore ouIoNrl, both from h'S old
itlents and strangers AGAIN invites Them 10 'slt him
with confidence his part, that whilst he will be le
Enumerated ior unrcurted cNertIous 10 please, that
thes VIII be repaid ~ improvement OF health.
The rates ii arc Will be the same ii. last year. VIZ
Board per week, 81 ~
do do day, 90
Horses per week. , 80
do do dav. Is
Children and servants. hail mice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
TRUST SALE,

4 y PURSUANCE ola deed of trust, executed
Il by Joseph billiard, bearing date the lst of Au-
gust, 1926, and of record in the Clerks Office OF
Amherst county the subscriber will on the I'll,
day OF June next, on the promises, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT
or LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract
IS described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amherst, on the waters of little Pmcy
hlver on Kings Creek, and adjoining the land, OF
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention of To-
hacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect in the TITLE but will only convey such as IS
vested in him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


JAMES RfjE ND kANIDHi CANAL.
EbROPOSAL.S Will be received at the Office Of
D the James River aud kanaaha COMPANY. an
the City Of Rlchmo d. from the 18th To the Bird dls
Of August, forthe construction Of all the ENeasa-
ton. Hmbankmcut aud Mailing not der con
iract together with nearly all the CulscttS aud the
greater portion Of tie Locks between l.ynchhnrs
and Nadcns' Adventure.
The worh now advertised embraces the twenty
miles belweer Columbia and the head OF Maidens'
Adventure Pond the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsslllc and about sola-
ted sections reserved AT the former letting between
Scottsslile and l.suchbuig.
The quantity Of Masonry offered j. very great
consisting OF about two hundred tnlfcuS at from
three to thirty feet spun: nlnc Aqneducts thft>
i've Locks, number OF Wastes, with several tnm
aud road Bridges.
General plau4 aud specifications of Ill the WORK.
aud special plans of liz most important Calvert, aud
Aqucduyts. Will be found at the Offices OF the
al Principal Assistant Engineer, ~ tie line Of the
Cauh.
The work will be prepared for examination Ia, the
18th July but mechanics. well recommended de
srous Of immediate employment. can obtain contracts
Tor the construction ofa number Of culyerts At pr
satc letting
Persons offering to contract, who arc unknown to
the subscnber or any OF the Assistant Engineers.
will be expected TO accompany their proposals. ~ the
usual certllicstcs of then character and ability.
CHARLES Et.IET, u.
thieC EagjHecr If i,o JgIncs Rirer
and h6aalrhd Company.
Norr.-The Dams. Guard Locks. most OF thr
Budgcs and a number OF Locks and CulscrtS ale re
served for future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose OF obtaining work. would do
well to call ut the Office the Company in tn city
OF Il edmond. where any information which they
may desire will be checrlully communicated.
The Valley OF james River, between Iynchburg
md Richmond, i, healthy. {, T.. j..
June Il I'd
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NEGROES FOR SALE,

w ILL be sold Tor cash, at Pitsylyania Court
w House, on Monday, the 18th dav OF Jul,
next, (that being court day,) about twenty likely
NEGROES, consisting of Il variety Of both sexes,
belonging to the estate OF Doct Josiah Morton, dec.
or as many thercofas will be necessary to satisfy
the debts against sand estate.
ROBERT II ARRISON, late ShcriF,
and as such, administrator ofJoSiah Norioh, der.
!. S.-All persons having claims against said es-
tate are requested To present them immediatey that
the business OF tbs same may be finally settled,
X. II.
Juuc6 ids
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NOTICE.
~ y = 4 = 81
Z GREE NHl.N 10 the last Wi

q GREEtBiY to the last will OF Capt. Pete
"a Austin, dec, the subscriber offers for sale the
Tract OF Land on which the said decedent resided
1T the time of his death 1t hes about one mile and
a hall southwest of the New London Academic and
contains 4lO acres The Improvements have all
been put on the place within the last or 10 wears
the Dwelling House is large, and composed OF inst
rate materials and for convenience in its arrange
ments IS not surpassed by any dwelling in this
ton OF the country. There are about 80 acres Of
Land supposed to be cleared and the greater part in
fine heart the Wood Land is heavily timbered and
OF superior quality tor producing Tobacco of the
finest kind There Is small Meadow. and very
productive, now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged to the extent of between 80 and 40 acres.
W hen the great variety Of advantages attached to
this place is taken into consideration. to wit its
contIguty to that very prosperous literary in
Stltution, the New London Academy its being
sltuaed in one OF the most healthy, wealthy and III
telligen portions ofmddlc Virginia. together with lis
fertility, think feel justified in saving that know
no rtHaton for sale, in this section of country
containing so many advantages. The terms WILDE
LIBERAL For further particulars, enquire of the sub
scrbcr, living near New London.
w. W. AUSTIN, Eror.of
Peter Justin dtC'G.
Nav 30 wSw
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lS1. VIRTUE Of i deed al ifll cxce.,tod to
ss rhe-snb>cribcr ~ Joseph Mutton, bdaling
date The 3oh day oi april 1888. aud doly reeorl-
81 in the Clclh's Office Of Campbell County Cur.
shall ffecrcd to sell the tract Of Land conveyed
by l.hed, nn the premises, on Monday the 18Th
DAY OF this present month (tuls) for cash, 10 pay
To debt for which said deed was given.
BENJAMIN WYATT, Trntee.
july II IDS
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Nav %

M Ill. be sold at auction, on Saturday, the 9th
w August next, at an old School House, on the
premises a tract of Land, lying in the county Of
Franklin, on thewaters of Owens Creek North side
OF flgg River, adjoining the Lands of Burwell and
Daniel Law Robert Hodges and Others, and contain
Ing two hundred and forty six acres
Ierms-One halfthe first day of May, 1897 the
balance twelve months thereafter; Bonds with good
personal security will be required. Those wishing
10 view the Land before the day of sale will call on
Doe' George W. Clement residing near who will
shew It, RALPH SMITH, Er'or
OfJohn Smith. Sen. dec.
June6 wtds
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- y w II IA = RaFV'lSS
NV Virginia Selectianof Psalms, HYMNS aud
spiritual Songs. from the most appr owed as
those adapted Ia T. bic worship nnd'socia meeting
elected ana arranged by Andrew Btoadlns. Re-
ceret and Ion sale by
F~TES y WHlTfirE\ N.
dl4
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CHEAP CLOTHS.

ynelIE subscribers have Oh hand, a very large took
u of fine aud extra super fine Blue Clbths OF Their
Own importation. winch thcg will sell At a very small
advance, IN order 10 reduce the stock. Those III
want. " M do we'll to examine our CLOTHS
JAMES G. Ill VI x Co
NaS -
2atCnt Balances. warranted CORE c /,
Il tn.Wciph nom lUUtu 200U IBIS ion sale bV
H. b. RICHARDS y Co.
Nay . Is
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a CT al superior eoatt ri lla 4s4 ,',,
continued by adjournment and held g,. >
county OF Amherst, at the Courtllon-e -. "a. =.
day, the 9th day OF September. ISIS '"e#
Elijah Fletcher.
Charles j. Taliaterro. James Eose. III.
Eubank, John Eubank aad Cat.l arira Iis',',
Margaret Eubana. Patrick Eubauk. ii5rIJ,, t ''' =
bank, susan Eubauk, john tu5au>, Lou, ~. l..
and sally champe Eubanh. infant ehfias.,
sad 'ohn and catharIne. underfh, ace of iuen,,
years. by Robert IInsley, lhcIr guardian, ,' '.#z
assigned to defend them IN tins sut, ''4..
IN CHANcERY.
The defendants, Charles T. Taliafarla .,.1
Iose, who are out of the country and An. ''f
the pialntlii appears to hay" proceeded m In, ,,
prescribed by law against absent dcfrofl,,, "'i
falling to appear and answer q motl5a of H., a
TIL, by counsel. the court doth take his bill g., 1864
iessed, as to those defendants. Aud tlrfeIr.'
cause came on To be heard npon the bin ,l ,'' ~
swer OF the defendants, Thomas y Eub.,,J
Eubank and Catharine his wife, Nare5ref + ~ ''H
Patrick Eubank. Martha Ann Eubauh. Sp.,, "'' 81,
blnh, John Enbank, Louisa EubanL. anil
Champc Eubank, repiIcatlons thereto. and .. H. amy
and was argued by counsel: On consider3rIo, ,''''
oil, the court doth refer II To one of lis Conn:
ers to take account Of the annual yalee oc H. 0
terest of the defendant, John Euhank in tb, IL
property conveyed by the deed of Patrick E,.o
ted the 18th day of August. l-.92 one Of ,I, -
bits IN this cause, and mike report thereof IN w.
court, with any matter specially stated taol,r, 49,,
tlnent by himself or required BY the pnrie. ~ j.
stated. \ copv-testc. " -
JOHN THOMPSON. C1,,
EoMm1ssIoNEE's# Orrr,,.
imdcrSt C0Urt House. JEae IN l-3G
The parties will take notice, that have apno In,
Tuesday, the 2d day of August next. to take ,Ln.
count in the foregoing order specified. ON which d.
atthe hour of 10 O'Clock IN the morning. the, a'. -,
qnested to attend at my office. with all neceI.a,, ~.
pers and evidence, prepared for the investigation
ROBERT TINSLEY. CAM,
July w.,,
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REEEGGEIs ATDiSS.

EIST received, few OF the above articles, OF
~ superior quality, lined with Zinc, from No.
TO >, for sale at tho Hardware <, Cutlery Store of
IL. i. RICH ARDS q Co.
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pOETICis.

The following inFomp!u was Inscribed on tlie. Ira
vsrer's Recis,cr a, Niagara Falls, few days ago
bv the editor OF the Philadelphia Gazcttc:
NIAGARA.
Here speaks the voice of God Lei nan be dumb,
Nor with his vain aspiring, hither come.
Tha, voice impels these hollow sounding floods,
And. like Presence fills the distant woods
These grooming rocks tn Almighty finger Piled
For aaes. here. his painted bow has satlcd
Mock,nc the changes aud the chance of time
Observation-Disclosures
WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK.
June 3, 1896.
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LEMON s,YsSs Il.

Hut RECEIVED i few dozen bottle, lrc ii
- Lemon syrup, convenient article Tor maxim.
lemonade punch, &c. For sale by
JAMES +. RONALL.
June 10 10
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JOHN THONPSON3r cl..,

NlRG!Nl \, To WIT At rules held in tho crol,
office OF the circuit superior court OF law AMI
ehancery, tor the county Of Campbell. ON the frs,
Monday in June, lS}6:
William ID. Nrcn, rl....-
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ssOstlpOsacsaaen{.

ne above sale is postponed until the 25d OF
July next, at which time il will take place on tho
premises. LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trust
June d ids
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EaE as.
| 90

sPV Bills. No. Clipped iicrings and
rlerccs New Rice, INST received and for
sale low. by PAYNE, 4 TURNER
luuc = ts
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Bargains Bargains asar.ains

Bargains! Bargains Bargains !,
VII. subscribers being DESTROYS to reduce their
" present Stock OF Goods which consist of =
large aad general assortment, have determined to
>'' al very 10" prices, until then object Is effected
All those VINO wish to buy good bargains are invited
to all, such Inducements will be offered a. ,
not fail To please
AONIlN. BERGER & Co.
SALT.
SfA SACKS ground Alum, at - % per
eSV sack,
21e do well filed Liverpool Tor sale by
NONLiN, BERGER, Y Co.
July il .,
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July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
NEW SPRING GOODS,
TOR 1896.

fE'lIl. subscriber. most respectfully tender their
& ihans to thei customers and friends, and the
public general, iot the liberal patronage heretofore
extended towards them. and informs them that they
tc nnn receiving. 1t tIclr Aen Fancy and Sfnpte
Dfg Gao}s Store, near, opposite tho / afncr, Bank
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June &
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-08

THE PRO'RiEToRS MAMMOTH GEOLOGICAL
that
ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, October
i art uf the
vionliO
u4anaSn
by mammoth HUNTING
ssueO
United States ALSO large bumped
&c.
Hnh.
Also two L NC an Is
r
Exhibition
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-10-08

HAVING been arpoin'ed Agent of the ''Hart-
- ford Fire Insurance Company" the subscriber is
ready grant policies Of to all persons
VII" wish their property insured against loss damage
BY 6re.1
THE company for which he 10 acting is Of the
vealticst in the country, they
pledge themselves that those who transact business with
the company shall be treated in the most liberal manner
and all losses shall be with fairness and promp
tue Persons wishing G provide aganst the contingency
loss Of their property b. this destructive element
requested to call AT his oce Main street, opposite the
Branch Bank in Richmond Ia, where the terms Of nsur
ance will be made known and the policies grnnte<
ny lett (post pad) will be promptly and
chcerfuy attended To.
JAMES W. BORDEN. AGENT.
June II 1886. 20f