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cen Thursday the 2oh October next shall offer for sale,
highest bidder credit OF arl three years the
OF land On which reside, Chesterfield county, aou - miles
iun kIc!no and the distance from Petersburg. The tract
c"nIuin ISL 10 OF which in growth, and
lJJ perfectly reclaimed bottom am WATERPROOF
geek Some OF the high aud highly and
tobacco Ut the first aty. The buildings OF every kind good
repa and sufficient all the purposes Grm In addition
to the above, would observe Of this tuIT, that Coal Mine
Through it, which worked but abandoned because
OF It's distance from markclc CUu good In the OF
failure 10 sell, u offer lease have determined
a, the place. shall also sell the household and
Kitchen furniture, the OF oats ana fodder and the stock
OF kinda trehiug machine, For oil $40
anil upwards, will given, the purchaser
lag bond and approved sccur: all sums less than S0 cash will
be required Ii the for the sal" shall rainy,
will take place the next fair day. EDWIN w. FRIEND.
September - il-.l
So ANiEG determined 10 send AaIa shall Of
Ter for se credit OF one, iva, and three years, MunIay
2lh October next, Plantation Aromainy river, called
KoleoEs, containing 7U3 acrcs2JD OF which in wno
100 Of the wood land lies on WineGck creek heavily
hcrc by ASH, white OAK dly bark, and is inferior
Ian il this the State There 30 of cleared low
the and creek. The cleared high nd generally
goui condition, ana the foncco lots Ui Superior quality he
buildings consist oi comfortable dwelling house, IL good repair, ami
all necessary houses Tor thu o! the ~ One n! The hest
Tr1sh!g machines is attached to the barn, nad vii! e sold wiki H.
i Tire sale hot be effected ~ tho above time aid place. II ~"
Ia rct Tor lease or I"ht.
Scp27 [ll-Stfl JOHN H. WAlhE.
q DEMONSTRATORS SALE-WiIl lie sOId on Thursday, the
2Dlh q! the month! coJc il fair il otherwise,
the flif day. al the late residence OF Capt William Ch"y,
the NsriEa road miles below the OF Richmond! tic
icnico the following property belonging 10 the estate
dcccirar Household and Kitchen Furniture stock OF
Horses Cattle Sheep llo.; $50 Lar; Of Corn OF
and Fodder, and Plantation implements; u:O Baoucc ard
Harness.
1trmE-Ca$h, Cor MI of s. less. For cXcerdng
s., uHt Credit the giving bond w!i approve!
Guilty THOMAS =. hl.i-S ~ .7am r.,
dc bOnis "OH Nth the iM ANNEXED, II Hm CAidrey dfe
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Do 3,4,5, Q, TO- Township II, Ranges.
Also, Tract OF Land containing 1900 situated Deer
Greek 2H miles from Ei"kshGI!, 500 Il" which in fine state
Of cultivation, with every Improvement
C"il"nnch.s good Dwelling Negro houses Gin, Corn MILL
that could e desired p"n this tract, Of S4OD ii!
h" Repaired cash, Snch paper III c:: Or:
leans for that the reminder 10 b. p,i in five cu:c u
the rrr'iseiu ii dcsiErI will b.,
the rate oil 10 puasc
after the expiration Of that slime.
The other n!S will hc sold upon credit oC five years With Ike
ur the Of interest tie ras, ala! tit
T:c above lands al highly situated and lie in tine hest Cotton
in Inc South! 70 pG.:os Inclined culture
OF Gotten, the Subscriber feels assured that m oir:S the
,a.su,: bargains 70 be had in Tia, state At.IfrS!,
CALVIN l.. PERRY, ticEsJurg, .U3.s
II i.J--St
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For Sa'c-- Fiery raIuahe Property on .Nain S'red.
k house and lot the OF Main e. ard l streets, 4,
present occupied as s,orc hy Mr.. Ties II. Drew.
The house adjoining, on T. street, occupied b. r. RrgnGEt;
Az" three hck houses fronting I3t street, the roar oI MI
Drcw's store.
Also, the brick lumber house, fronting 18th street. East side,
INV occupied hy Mr. Ro5l. Gordon.
lo above property fronts Maa, street, q feet; anh on
18th street, "l feet understand deemed the bu "a
tcns for business in the CITY, and well worth, the q MGR
Chants.
For terms apply the Cashier Of the Office Of the Bank of The
Cailed States.
Rcl!moEd llih Oct, l3JG. dit
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- II Circuit superior Court OF Law
tha.:.. eo'n.c aid held for buckingham county, the
-. l.r.: Aa::!. lS:G
%,.. ~ irIl his right ana exor o! John Wing
l,' ~u. H:a-.ril, John Wingcli, Nancy Euhank, vi
- ,ai :. ii John !rh!.S deed iormrty Nancy Wnsicld
M GJ .a;n Wn.irt. AN! Susanna his sr, formerly Susanna
Y Il H. N1; Wia.s!. Elizabeth Wia.telI, Martha Wnsfcd
4r W!a.i"I in las right and rs admir- III 10. Wing
c' jain W.."I ana Mary Ann his WIFI, formerly Mary
g., Wia, and john " Wnsirkl: Tie ,aid Thomas f. MARY
john NJ, ,ins cllreu aud legal representatives of the
ii ,,,r d"c!: jose pin Win.ed in his right and admir-
E"a;d Wl-:ieii decd JOHN Wiusi"d, nrSn ud
nj Na-y - ms Wit. ofa,=y Mary :. Wii,icd, Jaics Mar
- II Roa!. his vile, formerly hoina L. Winy!cit, William
Scsa-oa a&l rah VI. his wifi, 'nrmcr!: Sarah W. Wneiehl
.e sid Joseph! john MARY s., Ruina L. Sarah Ann aud
~ r. beas c:I;2n and leg, representatives OF the sai'
m. Niucir dec d: which s,! Edward deed, the said Ro
!c, aud tn sal! Matthew, Ecuiu, John, Nancy Susanna
, !Jr .nd Martha, children and legal representatives
~ n.HoG"t lShn MIsi% I'D omis 'S %si, Sn
Pty,: formerly Policy Winsiei, TIE said Anderson and
Fo c!!en aul heirs of Charles fngfe!d Decd who
aforesaid! Thomas Joseph Bennni and Robert were chill
"a arif' OF Josiah; Thomas, William H., Robert and John
~! <.:c Rusker and Policy his wife formerly Policy Wing
FL Ri'; Wngicl nnd Macy his wife, formerly Nancy Wing
III. silly and Martha Wngicd children and heirs Of Nathan
% %e EI%d Ln' . %nl Eys sI his WIFE, t
la Ea.icl, and Mary Scott, ,orncrly Mary Wngiicll
Pan,iifs:
ILL !ec, Robert Phelps eN'or OF Lucy Wingiel, widow
vii, ra-ry Elizabeth WinyfvI, Webster aud Susanna
i vie oracry Susanna Wiask.Id, - Balowo and Sally
IL Ni., formerly Sally Win.icli, Dehs
IT, a. avn: filed their bin in this court alleging the death
Thomas Wiasleld, late rcs!e", Of the county OF Buck
AMI hat the SaI Thomas died intcstnc and without ISSUE
SGD d" of Land and 4 considerable number oil Slaves
Other personal estate, oil in said county, which dcSccnds
il 'r&e anI sisters their descendants, and praying division
81 ;'oa n;ic according 20 law: and Appearing 10 c
@ ' aale' an" shares OF some OF the parties interested y;
:" e<,t", are uakaowa-thc con' DOTH therefore, "c this
~ al parties Interested i'll sal estate, to appca make
'~ a''!ss defendants, Gle their answers, and assert tcf
: Is .n BE- published for six weeks su-crsv"y in the
+ "' !a*' ra% nrTs r, published in The city Oh
OH: ri.-u5y.l r. EIDRIDGE, c. B. C.
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EAlSSOETONThc firm ct Wnu"r tarS<'h'r - 70" u s LUIS
ave ,,G.! 10 NJ. Ia Sdar, j. K Co., AMI Al! The rbiS ''c
L.. -. linn. i.l.rlh
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To ~uhcrn Emigrants mississippi Lnnd far Safe
~ MiSSisSi,:I .
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u pumunEcu Eurm and Nc0fOES tnr sale.

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SHIN Gil IL =.

ON hand lOO, 900, mostly Of the first quail
lty and laid in for cash, which VIC will sci
on pleasing terms.
6rWANTED IMMEDIATELY, any
quantity Of poplar and ash flooring, usual
thickness and width; understandings nd
8 4 inch PANEL boards IL inches wide Il
upwards; also IL ard 2 inch plank, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wide
boards-sll except the ash flooring to be
good yellow poplar, and square edged
Scautling not less than IL feet long, from
3 by A to 6 by 6, and many Intermediate
sizes, especially 4by4, 5 by 5. &c
Jo,sts, poplar, oak and sycamore, from Is
to 20 feet long, p by 8, and intermediate
sizes up to 3 by 10, all which will be ac-
counted for by board measure.
Sawyers and others will find it TO their
,nte-es 10 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 g. Co.
Richm End. March 18th, 1896. All
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For . ale.
II Merchant .MiU.

IN complete order. one of the best
on Whitewater, within miles of Rich
mond aud within 9 miles of the Whitewa a.
ter Canal. The situation is as healthy as
any In the state. There are on the prem
ises two excellent seats for Distilleries
AS acres oil LAND. 80 of winch are I'm
der CIVILIZATIONS; an apple and peach or
chard of choice fruit.
THE above will be sold without rererve.
Apply to X. Shawm5ourie, Post Mister at
Arlington, Wayne county Ia, or at this
alice. Possession can be given as soon
as required.
April 30. 1895. 17tf
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for sale,
si.ua ted three miles and half south Of
Richnonc, on the Liberty and Brookville
road 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 out buildings.
The place is well watered for stock farm.
has good orchard and is we'll calculated
<or two families. For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
JOHN COLLINS.
March 18th, 1886. loft
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DiSsODa al ion.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of SheasoD, Jones & Williams, in
the iiatting business, y dissolved BY Mutual con-
sent. All money due said firm must be paid
60 Jones and Williams, to whom AL the &C
counts. &C have been transferred. AleO, all
claims against said firm will be settled by them.
Gales SHEARON,
REES G. 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
mp punctually. as we have been to ccnsid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shearon's
part, a. well as putting up our present
situation.
REEFS C.. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 81, 1896. 2Otf
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HAVING entered into co partnership 10
L - the Coach making business, would res
pectfully inform their friends s. the public gen.
orally, that they are now prepared to maDufac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, I.andaus, Dickey
seat and PLAIN Barouches, Chariotees, Phaetons,
Buggies, Sulkies, Gigs, Dearbons, plain car
riages, sc. Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employ ed
IA number OF good eastern workmen, they fatter
themselves they will be able to finish work for
neatness and durability equal. if not superior,
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired as
usual; all orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Shop on the corner OF
Nam and Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18TH 1885 37-1v
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euEDlC.4x.

nR SAMUEL Nixon AND DIR. VIM B.
SMITH, having entered into co-partEer.hip
in the practice Of Medicine, respectfully offer
their services to the citizens OF Richmond and
the neighborirg country. They can be .ound
generally at the office o. DR.. Nixon or at their
respective dwelling houses, except when absent
on professional business.
n. 3. Those indebted to either OF
the firm previously to tins arrangement are re-
spectfully requested to call and settle accounts.
January IL, 1886. lH
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OF THE
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On SATURDAY, the 18th Of June, 1896,
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oc the Rurai Repository, the Publisher
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WILLIAM B. STODDARD.
Hudson, Columbia co. n. Y. 1886.
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DIR. E. GRIFFITH.

HAVING located himself in the town
II Of Richmond. offers his professional
services to the citizens Of the town and
country From an experience
Of eight years practice in the state o,
Mary land, he fatters himself that he Will
be able to give ample satisfaction to those
who may entIust themselves to his are. IL e
therefore solicits a share Of the patronage.
For qualifications, references may be had
to testimonials in his own possession. He
NAV at all times be found at MIR. SiOan's
National Hotel, except when on profess
siOnal business.
Richmond. la. March 18th 1885.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two SO
acre Lots of LAND, lying between Williams
burg and Econ.Tmy in Wayne equity, Indiana,
on one Of which are about % acres deadeDei
Also, another 50 acre farm on MartiDdale,s
Creek. three miles north Of Economy. which il
improved by comfortable buildings, Young or
cbard, & C., about 40 acres improved. All of
which will be sold low for prompt pa yment, or
a credit for part OF the purchase money will be
given For further partl-6lars amply to the
comfy, la. ABEL LOMAX.
May Ia, 1886. l9:6m~
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THE WESTERN STAR.
3. Ilre NnX Ia Zlf,e,

Lire ana feI IRE.
G. DAGGETT, Jr. would inform the public
that he has taken the well known tavern stand,
situated in the west part Of the town Of Rich
mond, Oh Front few doors south Of Main
street, where he is now ready to accommodate
all who may favor him with call. His bar
will ever be furnished with the best liquors, un-
adulterated. As his object will be to please, a
further description is deemed unnecessary; call
and see G.. ID.
P.S He is now ready to accommodate ten
or fifteen boarders.
April 2nd, 1886. l3-3m.
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FOR SALE.

eyNHE undersigned will sell tract ofland
= situated on Elkhorn, A. miles south Of
Richmond. containing eighty acres, on
which are two small farms, good saw
MILL and MACHINE HOUSE, with two
Cardlng Machines and PULLING
.NIL L. in complete order. The whole oftLe
above property will De sold on reasonable
terms, and the neigiborhood and water
power will justify a considerable extension
Of the Improvements.
DANIEL & JOHN CLARK.
May 9th. 1895. lcf.
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For President,
sTk0Fti1e Van Barren. ofxl
For Vice President,
SiClprd M. johnson, It +
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CENTRAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

"A THE subscriber will sell at
f..te9A private sale, the STORE HOUSE,
lse.ste.4 one door west Of the public square,
&ez in Centreville, lately occupied by
Mes.r.. Adams and S0ydcr. This property
. unw,,1:. ri thirty feet, and on Main Cross st.
:, p,u, 40 feet. For particulars and tcims apply
n ]. Wi.der, National Hotcl,) in Centrev lle.
y. WlNDER.
May l3, 1886. Ietf
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New Improvement.
~. LEWIS.

"OULD respectfully inform the pub
lie that he is manufacturing spring
saddles on a new and durable plan, and al
most every article in the saddl:ns and
harness line. His work is made in the la
test style. of the best materials the wes-
tern market presents for sale. He also
keeps fancy travelling trunks, which he
intends to dispose of on fair terms: corner
Of W ashinton and Main streets.
All mankind that will justly pay
Their debts whom they are due.
Will have no cause to run away
FrUm home and justice too. L.
Richmond, March ls, 1895. LIFT.
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FOR the cure Of Rheumatism
Scald Hcad-Feves Soscs-white Swelhnrs-
Headache, Of all kinds Bowel Comnla,nt.-
HiSss-Chlb and Fever-Iiver Complaints-
Cosghs-Loss Of Alphabetical Pxins of all
kinsis-Ts -wOrms--Coms on the feet
-hsus-U1ces Of all kiuds-Sore Eyes. and
al.oss ~ kinds Of Nervous Complaints 10
sA4e - IRWIN REED.
Jassssy Is, ls36
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

SAMUEL f.. lREDELL, recently from
~ the City Of Philadelphia, has locate
himselfin the town Of Richmond, Il opene
. shop on Main Street directly oppcsi. e
the Bank, adjoining A. Siddall's store,
where he intends establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable as we'll as plain
work in a workmanlike manner. He hopes
by An assiduous attention to his business to
merit and receive due proportion ofpat-
ronage from the town and country.
JasMary, 9th. 1925.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
Cook Binding, &c.

TIME subscriber having commenced the
! Book binding and papeI ruling. at his
book store in Richmond, opposite the
bank, is prepared to execute all kinds o.
book binding and paper ruling y" the
neatest style and al the shortest notice.
Old books rcbound-blank books made to
order.
lst month 23rd. 1886. :3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

No. los MAEKEr STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
n ESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants Of
~ Indiana, that they have received at
their Warehouse their Spring assortment,
Of Goods, consisting Of full and general
assortment Of British, Frcnch and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, waIch they offer for sale ny
the piece or package. They flalier them
selves that better supply or superior
assortment, cannot be bad on more advan-
tageOus terms. either in the Philadelphia
Or New York markets.
Philadelphia. Feb. 20. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
Medical Notice.

4 THE subscriber designs
2 practising Medicine in Richmond
and vicinity. He will be found at
q II the residence of Dr.. IT Piuu.mer.
AARON WRIGHT.
9Th mo-. 'th, 1896. Istf
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REN G.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.


Saddir, Harness maker, &c. Saop op-
Po.te Mr.. Brightrrclrs Store.
GRATEFUL for past favours. now wish
~ es to inform the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping a general as
sortment Of Saddles, Brides, Harness,
Robes, Trunks, Saddiebags, Valises, and
WLips; all Of which lac will sell at the
lowest prices for Casl Linnen, Lincey
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, Fab. IL, 1896. 6tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
JESSE STANLEY, Richmond Indiana,
A Biographical sketch of the Life of
"A TAULERUS; singular and interesting
instance Of conversion from popular religion to
practical piety. Abridged and translated from
the German, by Peter Losing.
5th mo. 9Th, 1896.