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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
Aem Cabinet Gsamatactorp.

EBICHARD w. RUCKLE, respect
E-G fully informs the citizens Of Martins
burg, and Berkeley, and the adjoining
counties. generally, that he has common
ced the manufacture Of CABINET FUR
sMTURE in all its various branches. at
the stand formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Able, in .Martinsburg, where he intends
keeping en- band good supply of choice
articles in bis line Of business. such as
MAHOGANY sIDE-BcARDs,
Secretaries. Sofas, Book Cases Ladies
Dressing Bureaus; Fork. Candle, and
HGsh STANDS; Extension. End, Cen
ire. and Pier Tables, manufactured
from first r1is materials and IN The most
fashionable style; together with general
assortment Of Cherry, Maple, Walaut, and
Poplar
EUKsN ERE,
Of eeery description, all Of ,Vhieh, ,ciH be
manufactured Of the best materials and by
experienced aud careful ,cOrkmen. He ptH
also Keep on hand or manufacture 10 order,
High, Frsnch, g. lOlo post BEDS1'E.ADS
Of most approved eonstruc ton, and aviH hold
himself in readiness at all times, and at the
shortest aotice, to supply all orders for cor
FINS, Of any description, ,cIh ,chich he
may be favored.
Having been at considerable troubl
and expense in fitting up his establishment
and having the experience of years in his
business, he flatters himself with being a.
bio TO please oil who may be disposed to
favor him with their custom and he hopes,
by pursuing his business with vigor and
hiel'iy' to merit and receive the patronage
and support Of a generous public.
81 CHERRY, WaLNUT, and POP.
Lax LC.MbER, besides country pro-
duce 81 all kinds, will be taken in exchange
Tor furniture, at The market price,
NAY 10, lSj6-tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

f Ellis AND PAlNTS.-BcSt Winter
W Strained Sperm Oil; Lnseed and
Fish Oil; Best English White Lead, Dry
and in Oil; Chrome Yellow Kings Vel
low; Ground Verdigris, in oil Litharage
Turkey Amber ; SmaIt, Frosiing, &c, for
sale cheap by j. w. BOYD s. Co.
May %, 1856.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
~ CTrCE

EbERSONS who may be indebted to
FL Edward A. Gibbs. are requested TO
come forward and pay their dues to the
subscriber, and those having claims to
present their demands, as the subscriber
IS authorized to close his business, and
DESTROYS 10 do so as soon as possible.
CROMWELL ORRICK,
Trustee af T.. a. Gibbs.
Snnfanober Q 1895 tc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
I z o " Tcuuny,.
.GF Essyreps.,c- s-aAx

.ae Egas.Ges.,s- Eo,.,.n.. z
subscribers wish 70 " va.
"a public generally that their Iro he
dfy. on the island Of Harper. IRON ston Fopa.
be IN operation The 20th of,h;s rerry, will
such as 'y deseriphm
Machine Castings. MN e..
.And Branding Irons. Hg,
q Nc COrmick's patterns, from, ,a0sns y.
No. ~. right and left han3a ,y" 40 6, %
Louloun Mouldboards ~, .1sa
L ~ haze also on hand, Was ~ /,
2? ; al S'ses' and andiroas Of vaT s%' 0os'
They have and will keen con.
ilrtA rate Pattern Maker. So ',ahlly 4
y VIII De able to make patterns, p d In. ,AeJ
description, at the shortest no,;r. every sy
o o,, thankfully received and pro,, al
November 10, l835-tf W
~ u. Old Iron taken in excb.,n.
~ " '"c aooFe named CASTINGS ="
TO ALL WHOM IT NAV 600,
has been known by tbo, yo ny
al indebted TO US, that we hays c c0 are
months past, contemplated cb ~ some
location, and with a view TO the a a Of
phshmcnt of this object, it is indi Il. sccO "a
mat we settle up as speedily as p poa.;,I
accounts Of large amount, aud lod p's ss
!ns-We therefore hope that w ~ ' "a
interested, Especially those who N h,s 'a''s
pen accounts With us) will attend ~ % o.
settlement of them without DELAY, and u. y
money IS our object at this time w uar 90 =
lldentiy trust that We shall not he d; .ou'
pointed IN receiving The amount Of @sP,
due us in Berkeley county, beore ', ~.
leave 1t; We deem it proper here 70 o ~
serve, for the Information OF those w ~,
may be delinquent, tia, any debt due ~" ~.
IN our removal hence will be PLACED in Il.
hands proper officers for collection 'N'
LAUCK s. STEPHEN
March 81, 1884,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
Gem alaroufhgs.

NE have just received on con.ign.
w ment. another supply ofsubstan,i4l
BHROUCHES, which We can sell chcap
persons who are in want of an article
OF that kind viii do well TO call and ex
anime. HAMME & STEPHENS.
July %, 1896.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
Eamnn Wecfim Z !.

TEY divine permission there will be a
ED Camp Meeting held at Hcdgesvllle,
by the Preachers and Members of the Me
thodist Episcopal Church, TO commence
on the 2d day Of September next. The
situation is convenient to Williamspogt &
Harpers Ferry as canal boats can come TO
Little Georgetown which is within three
miles OF the ground. 1t is requested that
all who intend having i'snts on the ground
will have them prepared before hand, as
there will be some difficulty in obtaining
materials Cd the ground. Our brethren IL
the ministry, and Membership from ad
joining circuits and stations are respect
fully invited 10 attend ; and we'also cordi
ally invite those Of our sister churches, 4
come and participate with US ia the en-
joyment oil the meeting.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
j. BERKELEY.
GEO. w. IlE.E.MS

We the undersigned being dcsirous 10
do all If our power 10 preserve peace ana
good order, at the above camp meeting
do hereby fotwarn all persons from hrIos
ing wagons, or erecting tents Tor the puf
pose OF selling or in any other wise retailing
ardent spirits, or any other article on our
Lands during the time OF said meeting
without the consent Of the managers.
Josiah Hedges, SEP. John Westenhaver
Tho. J. Harley. b Campbell, James Cox
Mary Claycomb, P G. Cloninger, Hez
ekiah Hedges, Nancy Hedges, widow, ]
Jos. T.. Snodgrass, Michael Seiberi, Yves
Icy Chambers, George Krsglow, Henry
Myers, Jonathan Wandlng, Benjamin {
Speck, John Stephens, Bailey L. Hedges
August A, 1886
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

GIRO. ALUM s FINE SALT.-Fif
SE ~ sacks Liverpool Salt. just recei-
we'd and for sale by
August 4. J. W. BOYD, & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01
CASH FOR CORN

G. NASH will be paid by the subscriber
" for any quantity of good sound Corn
delivered at his mill H. SHAFER.
BedingtOn Dec. l6, lS35.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

"a ODACCO & CIGARS.-The sub.
4 seriber has jrst received box OF
Browns very superior Cavendish tobacco.
Also, Caduct's and Logan's Spanish and
Hall Spanish Cigafs,--,o which he invites
the lovers Of those articles.
May II. ROBERT d. RUST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-09-01

EOHN w. BOYD & Co. are now O..
eS pening an unusually large and gene
raj assortment of
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26

Important Discovery During the
past spring, one Of our merchants, en-,
ployed an English miner e practleal
experience to examine me o.'sKs o. tnes
Upper Mississipp;m pursuit Of Coals.
and we are pLdsed to learn, that his
exertiope~ were crowned with great
smcce-s. After tedious examination.
~ The shore and banks on both sides
Of the river, from the rapids down g
the mouth Of Missouri, IN insxhausti-
BILE bank Of coal was discovered, and et-
fectually opened, in Calhoun county.
ILL.,, 10 miles above the mouth Of the,
illinois river, at the southerlnost point
or bend Of the Mississippi, ms direct
line, and about five miles from saint
Charles, on the Missouri river; twen-
ty-six miles from Alton, and about a0
mile. from st. Louis, by the river
The coal bed extends from one ana
quarter to one and half miles along
the banks, Eight shafts have iateay
been opened, commencing with INA
FIRST appearance Of the strate 70 II, e. =
tent with the line Of the river, "a -
which were within . to 80 esos ~ -
high water mark. and from % % ~, -
feet above the level Of the river. ans
Coal i bitumous and fthe finest quail
litv-we should think superior 70 any
vet discovered in this section o. coun-
iry and probably equal i not -s.n .
- the Pittsburgh or fyoNanavilles
1 and il quantity ine1haussihla: We
are informed, that as SOON :: It wss dis-,
covered, the seatlemsa interested pur.
chased the whole line Or extsnt q land
bordering on the Mississippi, and g
of the opinion, that il anathes sessons
local can be fufnished q the - M
| Il ST. Louis, for ~ q q RI
lhushel. ton 4 ~ sssl
!: One hundr "a illiion Ia = :. ! =
.lwsss u1snalaats i - \, ~
lllaak ~ 81 4
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE.
BY N. CARE.

bY M. CAREY.
!. Ii you be SO exceptions and pet
fish, as to question every word you
hear said Of you, you will have few
friends, little sense, and much trouble.
2. Neglect not manners as If thew
were Of little importance. They are
frequently what the world judges us
by, and by which it decides for or a.
gainst US. A man may have virtue.
capacity and good conduct, and yet by
roughness be rendered indispensable.
8. Breach not odd opinions to such
as are not fit to hear them. If you do,
you will do them no good by it, per-
haps hurt; and may very well expect
Fdiscredit and mischief to yourself. An
illplaced paradox, and an i'll timed Jest
have ruined many.
4. To have graceful behavior, it is
necessary to have proper degree Of
confidence; and tolerabIy good opin-
ion Of yourself. Bashfulness is boyish.
$. Think how many times you have
been mistakenln youropinions in times
past, and let that teach you in future
not to DC positive or obstinate.
HE EYE.-The use. of shade and
bandages on trifling affections of the
eye is an evil that cannot be too strong
~ reprobated; for the action Of light
and air being thus excluded, and the
organ rigidly compressed, opthalmia,
and even total blindness, il, not .unfre-
Iquently the Consequence Of that which,
beng perhaps merely slight flow Of
humor, or little extravasated blood,
would have subsidized in few days If
|judiciously treated or even If left to
ITSELF Curtis on tie Eve.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26

Nothing more clearly shows The
prosperous and happy condition d our
great and growing country than the
following view Of the resources and
situation Of Foreign powers. If we
make . eoaaparisoa between their con-
dition and that Of our own country,
we shall find that we are the most free,
independent and happy Of ali the ma
lions Of the earth. When contrasting
our own institutions, and their opera
tons, with those Of other countries,
it is a subject of manly and noble graft
Iulation to reflect how superior has been
their success, and how infinitely better
is our own happy condition. In the
statement Of the resources of the u.
States, we have merely made out the
items from memory, net having time
to refer to any documents. As far as
it goes it is substantially accurate.
UNITED STATEs.-National debt,
NOTHING. Yearly revenue, B2s,-
oo0, ooo-population, $4,000, 900; ar
my in peace, about 5000, in war, $780,
900. The difference in our condition
may be clearly seen by contrasting the
foregoing statement with the situation
of Prussia, which has the same popu-
lation, and nearly the same revenue as
the U. States.-Far Wesf.
RESOURCES OF EUROPEAN Powrxs.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of Satur-
day, contains the following statement
of resources of the principal powers
of Europe, which has been carefully
drawn from various sources:
GREAT BR1rAIN.-National debt,
So, 400, 500, 76s; yearly revenue, S22s,-
$4,000; population, (say nothing Of
colonies,) $4,000, 900; army in peace,
9o,5l9 men; in war, $3.50; navy
in peace, 6lo ships; in war, 1886.
Russ1A.-National debt, 5000, ooo,1
900; yearly revenue, $50, 0oo, O0o->
Europe and Asia,) 49,
600, 900; army in peace, 0,ooO. men,
in war, ,ooo, 900, navy about lao ships,
and fast increasing:
FnAscn.-Nat;l&d debt, $3.50, 600
900; yearl54eVe de, Sl57,7eo,ooo
"a, 100000; army, in peace,
2sl, 200 men; in war, 100000; navy,
in peace, s29 ships, in war, s54.
AusrR1A.-National debt, $780,.
100000; yearly revenue, S52,oo0,-
900; population, "a 500, 900; army in
peace, 27l,4o4 men; in war 27o, 5o4;
navy 72 ships.
PRUssrA.-Naaional debt, Sll5,-
$40, 44O; yearly revenue, $50, AZ, GOO;
population; $4,000, 900; army in peace,
10000 men; in war, .524 ago; ships,
under go.
TuRKEY.-National debt, $50, ooo,-
900; yearly revenue, 81, zoo, 00o;-
population, Europe and Asis,) 2l,-
100000; srmy in peace, $1,000; in
war, 100000; navy in yeace, 80 ships,
in war, l66.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26
1UBLIsHED WEEKLY
BY JOHN KING.
OFFICE, CORNER Of MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS.
TIE RMS.

TERMS.
THREE DOLLARS per annun, in advance;
FeUR DOLLARS at the end of the year.
ADVERTISING.
For each square, or less, first insertion, 81 90
Fer each subsequent insertion, so
A.liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
observation-disclosures must be marked with tho
number of Insertions, otherwise they will be contin-
sea and -charged accordingly.
1Letters must be post paid.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26

and one is constantly plying between
this place and St. Joseph. The townis
settled with community highly intel
|ligent, enterprising and moral; men of
nerve and sagacity, who are determine
ed to do all and risk all for the advance
ment of the interest of the place. Bull
ding is progressing rapidly, tho limit
ed by the want of materials; and the
sound of the hammer and the trowel is
heard in every street in the erection Of
spacious and handsome buildings.
The above facts, to my view, account
fer the rapid growth Of the town, and
place its future dessiny on command
ing eminence. 1t is the spirit of COM
merce, that potent enchanter, that has
realized the moving wonders of fancy,
that has summoned into existence the
treasure houses Of trade and the opu-
lent abodes of intelligence and refine
ment. This town is completely iden-
tilted in its interests and its prosperity
with the valleys of the great rivers that
run south and west of us; and as their
resources are developed, and their set
Element is enlarged, it must strengthen
and grow, and continue rapidly to in
crease in importance.
Western Literary Journal.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-26

EhAOOlCAL AlTERATURE.-l mere
are in the United States about fifteen
hundred daily, tri-wcckly, semi-week-
ly, semi-monthly, monthly, or quar-
terly newspapers or magazines, which
may be included under the general
name Of periodicals. number nearly
equal to that furnished by the whole
civilized world besides. The moral
effects of such mass of intellectual la
Dor difiused abroad over our land, and
entering into every cottage and palace
IN our country, cannot be estimated by
human calculation. Although there is
much trash found in the matter which
fills many of our periodcals-yet on
that account we are no alarmists. No
one is deceived by trash. A mere child
knows what it is, and political trash
fares no better; it deceives nobody.
Notwithstanding all the defects of
controversial and partizan periodical IL
terature, there is some truth still eluci-
dated by its action. 1t is rarely the
case that any party, either in politics,
literstu- science or religion, is SO ex-
clusively right that an antagonist can
not point out some errors in their res
spective systems. Thus the action Of
the great antagonist principles are salu-
tary in their results, although often
times in the progress the most degra-
ding and villainous instruments are
made use of, and passions invoked that
are shame to human nature. But if
the general tendency be onward and
upward IN the great race of improve
ment, the evils to which we have allu-
ded are only to be considered as impe-
dimentsto that more complete diffusion
OF knowledge and principle to which
the glorious art Of printing may be
MADE instrumental. Ihoseimpediments
may, at sometime, cease to exist, and
leave at full liberty Of action the lever
which alone has power to move the
WOrld.-MiSs. Chr IIo..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
WHOLESALE q RETAIL
BOOK STORE.

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock Of the Richmond Book
Store aud made large additions to tic
already extensive collection, is now pre-
pared to furnish Merchants with ali kinds
OF School and Blank Books, on As favora-
bic terms as can be purchased in Cincin-
natl. He Intends keeping general as
sortment Of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap, also, Stationary, Sur
veylng instruments. Superior Cutlery,
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps, Charts,
Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
article called for in a Store of the kind.
f.. II. BUCKLEY.
n. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. T.. II. Il.
FEB 6, 1896 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
GNr<&pSA Needs.

| HE Subscriber Will receive In a few
Gays 4 large lot Of Garden Seeds, Ovarian
ted o the best quality irnported,) The fol
loving is a catalogue IN part
| Bans (Eng'lsI) Broad Windsor; Beans
eailv Yellow Cranberry, early Yellow, SIN
weeks; large white Kidney; large white
Lima; Beet, early blood Turnip rooted
| (inc J early Scarcity: earl, Oraage; long
blood red (trle and fine) yellow Tarnig
rooted; sir John Sinclair'<, or Swiss Cnard
Man.el Wnrzei (iarse root for cattle !
French Sugar or Amber; Brussels sprouts
large purple Cape fverv fne:) Cabbage
early York; early large Scotch: early
Dutch; kusseil's new early Savoy VERY
fine y large late Drun,head; Carrot, early
Horn (very fine for tine table } Cauliflowcr;
|ear'y Dutch; Cucun.bers, early Russian
early Frame; early green Cluster; long
green Turkey; long white Turkey; long
PHckIev; Girkin, or West India, (for pick
lingo Lettuce, early CURED S;lesia. (early
and fine } royal Cape head VERY fine J
rennisball, or Rose (eariy small heads }
Melongena, or Egg Plant, purple & white !;
Mustard, White or English; Onion, large
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch: large
dark Red Parsley, cu.led or double; Peas,
Russeirs rev early dwarf Chis is believed
10 he one o: The earliest peas cultivated }
early Washington. or True May; carly
double blossomed Frame, early Charlton;
Bishops early dwarf; d xarf blue Imperial,
"a superior pea) Iarro"f,;; dwarf Sugar,
(ca,able rots;) Knights tai Marrow; long
OF Cayenn. IN pcd;) Radi-h, earl2 short
top, Scarlet { superior sort; y purple short
top; long Sg,mon; long white Summer or
Naples; Satisfy, or vegetable Oyster;
Squash, early Dutch bush summer scoliop,)
Cocoanut livery fne;) Tomato, or Love
Apple (arge and small;) Turn'p, early
white Datch; red Round; white fiat; large
English Norfolk (for field cuIture) large
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen (for
field cul,ure;) yellow Stone "a very fine
>or,;) yellow Swedish, Lapland. Russia,
or ituta Basa; Dales new Hybrid (supe-
rior sort.)
Call at the Richmond Drug Store.
IRWIN REID.
Feb. Goth, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
Cash Wanted.

AS l expect to start to the East
by the frs; of the Tbir! month to Iry in n stock
of goods. ! would request my friends and cu-to-
mers, who are III arrears, To come forward and
settle their respective dres before that time. as
CASH Is necessary to enable me to give them
good bargains in future. Those v hose account.
have been OF lon, standing. may expect to have
is not attended to.
TnE necessity of making collections at this
time, 1t is hoped, will be remembered by those
concerned.
Coop bargains given as usual, and the highest
price for country produce, by
BENZ AMIN STRAT"TAN.
q! mo. 9th, 1896. 5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
HARDW ARE.
CUTLERY & EARTHENW ARE

CU IlERI 4 EARTHENW 4 RE
WILLIS & BROTHERS, Imsor.ers Of
HARD"A ARE, CUTLERY. JAPiNNtp and
HEAVY GOODS. tise of CHINA, GLASS
and EARIHENN ARE, have constantly on
band, at their store, No. 2i.5 Pearl street. fnear
Maiden LANE New York. an extensive assort-
ent OF goods in the above lines, which tl3ey Of
Ter at the lowest prices, for cash, or on TIC usual
credit. The l.voices Of Hardware and Crock
cry, receivei by the late packets from Liver
pool, comprise ii large assortment of Eares
many Of which are of emit new patterns.
carefully selected with reference to the styles,
required for the Southern, and the west. IN mar
kct. Their Crockery is Of the latest and most
approved descriptions, from the best pot.sr:cs in
>tafiorishire The quality Of their ware is war
ranted inferior to none imported: and the
printing OF their black, brown, and pink. and
the various shades OF blue ware, is acknowI-
edged by Judges to he equal to any thug Of the
KIND ever seen in the states. Their assortment
OF China and Glass ware - also complete; aud
IT Is their Infection - be ut all tunes supniied
with the most beautiful articles in the fancy "a.
well as the staple branch of this line Great
care IS taken m packing this wre SO that il will
60 safely TO any Part of the Union.
Those who will favor w. & b. with their Or
ders for Hardware and troolSery, may depend
upon the execution of them on the very best
terms. Their credit is as favorable. as that al
lowed by any other House ia the L. States:
and liberal discount is made for Cash and
Litv Accep,anccs.
N. B. Their assortment viii! te complete a
bout the 18th Of February
New York, Jan. !, 1895. liz
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
PU BLIC SALE.

VEILL be sold TO the highes,
w bidder, on the first cay Of the
Third mcn,h. a, the Farm Of the subscriber
living one and half miles north OF Rich
HO RS ES, COWS, SHEEP,
One two-horse w AEON,
P LOU G II S g. EARS,
One large KING STOVE.
SADDLE & BRIDES,
One K + l. f. G. l. Y. &c. &c.
GSALE 20 commence a, 10 O'Clock on
SAID dav and the conditions If sale made
known and due attendance bv
DAVID HOLLOWAY.
81 month Goth. 1896 It's
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27

Saddier, Harness malcr. &c. Shop op
posite Mr.. DrishtmclTs Store.
GRATEFUL for past f,vours, row wish.
Is to in!or.n the public that he has on
hand and intends keeping a general as
sortment of Saddles. Brides, Harness
Robes, Trucks, Saddichags, Naiises. and
Whips; all of which he will sell at the
lowest prices for Cash, LINEN, Lincey,
Leather and approved country produce.
Richmond, Feb. Is, 1876. 6tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
FOR SALE.

'k>HE undersigned will sell tract of ADD
situated on EIhhorn, - miles south Of
Nichmond. containing eighty acres. on
which are two small farms, a good .S.iW
WILL and .NiCXLNE HOUSE. with two
Carding Machines and a ECLLLN1}
MILL. In complete order. The whole of the
above property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and the neiehborhood and water
power VIII Jnstify a consid cradle extension
OF the improvements
DANIEL &c JOHN CLARK.
May 9th. 1850. IS,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-27
Alexander y.cCYre3y.

sp ESpECTFULLY informs his friends
and customers, that he has removed
his TAILORING establishment to tho
rooms over the stores Of Stokes and Akin.
FIRST building east of the Bank, where ho
will attend to all WHO may favor him with
I call as usual.
\. b. Outside stairs next to the Bank
lead to his shop. A. NJ.
April llth 1875