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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

We invite the attention Of capitalists TO
the advertisement of the Colchester Man.
ufacturing Company. The books will be
opened for subscriptions on Monday neri,
and it is to be hoped that every man who
feels an interest in the substantial prosper
ity of Chittenden County, will improve the
present opportunity to promote it. The
views Of the Committee are sound and just.
The feasibility Of such Investments cannot
be doubted OF the present day, and their
important bearing on the interests Of agri
culture are too well appreciated to need il
Illustrating. The interests of agriculture
and manufactures are mutual, and should
20 hand in hand. 1t is therefore peculiar.
ly appropriate that Farmers should invest
portion ofthcir surplus profits in building
up those hives Of industry, upon which
alone they can rely for continuance Of
their present unbounjeG prosperity.
Aside from local considerations, it seems
10 us that men need not hesitate; for if
manufacturing can be probably carried on
as j, now is, on the sea board, by steam
power, where materials and nlmos, every
article OF consumption is from twenty FIVE
to fifty per cent higher than with US, why
should there be any doubt There is none.
But oh, "this damning sin Of unbelef e.
how much longer shall it freeze up the
spirit Of enterprise and blind tho eyes Of
this community to their true interests! But
short time, we hope and believe. Even
now we see the dawn; and in the full as,
surance Of better days, we urge "cverl
man woman and child. who has no objec
ton" to increase tho value of real estate
in this section, or 10 receive twelve or IF
teen per cent dividends, to 60 and TAKE
stock in the Colchester manufacturing
COMPANY"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

CoSGREss.-Heretofore it has been gen.
orally understood that neither House Of
Congress could do much business till after
the Christmas holidays. But la,erly, we
observe, it is differently expressed; and the
letter writer's predict that there will be
some business done after the members 'gel
ouer the holidays" We shall therefore
expect something Of importance in the
course Of the present month-of which we
will give our readers the earliest iu forma.
tiOn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

"LoursrANA MoRSINo PosT," is the
title of new daily paper just cnmmenc"d
IN New Orleans. 1t is OF 4 largo SIG, elc.
gan;ly printed, and gives promise OF beng
a useful journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15
DIE

In this town, On the 10Th inst EDWARD
RoBINsoN, infant son Of President WHEELER.
aged m onths.
In Shelburn, on the 18th instant, Usual
PIERsos, Esq. aged 10 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

Wan IN FLoRrpA. We regret To learn
that the Territory Of Florida has become
tn, theatre Of q petty war, in which s'rcndy
the blood ofinGians g. whites hasbeen shed.
A conflict took place. on the 18Th ult. be.
tween party OF Indians, so or GO in nom
Der, and a party OF militia, 80 or 40 in mum
Der, near Forte Crum.! in which, Of he
whites, one sergent and sevon privales
were killed, aud seven wounded. Gen.
CALL, with $50 men, arrived in camp on
the 10th, and took the general comand'
The Indians was in the neghboring ham.
mocks, and general battle was expected.
The white families have. for the most part
abandoned their homes, in grate alarm and
assembled at the different places where the
inhabitants have erected, or are erecting,
forts for protection. AT Newnansvlle,t tho
Court house is turned into a fort, and
the Jail into a block house. AT old Mr.
Crum's Forte Crum are upwards Of three
hundred people, g. more coming in Mean
while, The Indians are said to have laid
waste the country from Clack Creek to
Fort King, distance of eight miles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

rA few pound, OF the genuine White
Mulberry Seed, warranted TO be last years
grow h. for lie al tbs, ofire.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15
NJ 4 RRUED-

Tn Charlotte, on Tuesday last, by Rev. William
Eaton, Martin b Miner. Esq Attorney a, Law.
Jerco, to Miss Laura l.. daughter Of Charlie
cNeii, Esq.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

from aiers with the Seminole lndiane. The
French affairs are looking rather squally.
We are expecting special message from
the President every day.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15
Vermont Central RAILROAD

W iAyiI >%S'Ni 81 ran ~ oIu.
INiiE undersigned commissioners OF tns
Il Vermont Central ttalt t'tuu Compapv
will meet at The Inn Of Manlon Cottr,Il. in
Montpelier, on the 9Th day Of January next.
3 o'clock, P, Nj The books for subscription
to the capital stock Of said Company will he
opened a, the same place on The Tin d.y of
January next, al 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and a, such
other places on the Monday following as The
commissioners msy al that lime see Fl, 10
direct. December 8, 1885,
JoHN N. PohtRoY.
TIMornY FoLLETr p,.,,
JOINS PECK, s'on
LUTHER LooNis,
JoHN SPAuLptNo J
! T :: n %;::.''' Montpelier.
AnrLlus BLAKs, Chelsea,
CHESTER BAXTER, Sharon,
LEWIS LYMAN, Hartford.
1.-THE books OF subscription TO the above
stock will be opened at the Bank Of Mont
peler on and for sixty days after Monday
the 9th inst. from 10 o'clock. A. M. 10
4 O'Clock P. M.-and at the Formers and
Mechanics Bank in Burnglon.-at the
Bank Of Orange County, Chelsea at C.
Bakers store in Sharon. and at Lewis
Lyman's store in Hartford, during the
same period and the same hours oflh day.
January 8, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-01-15

On Monday evening last the Blacksmith
Shop of Messrs. Allen e. Owen. near the
Falls was destroyed by FIRE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
81 CENTS REWARDM

RAN away from the subscriber, on the
9Th Of The Fourth month, 1888, a bound
my. abou: II years old, by the name Of
SAMUEL MCCAIN; he had on, when
!ett, bsewn inscy coat and pantsIoons, and
black hat. Tbs - TO foswarn all persons
nom trusting or harboring him ON my ac-
eeust, - ! am determined to pay no debts
q bio contracting nor to stand accountable
fu him in any way. The above reward
viii be given to any person who will re-
turn said runaway TO the subscriber, living
y Gnnt county, Indiana.
o ZACHARlAH SHUGART.
Fifth mo. 7ib, 1896. 81 :3ws
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
QS CENTS REWARDMu

RAN away from the subscriber, on the
oh Of April, 1896, bound boy, about IL
years old. by the name Of JOSEPH
COGESHELL, he had on, when left,
red cloth coat, blue pantaloons and white
bat. This IS to forwarn all persons from
trusting or harboring h,m on my account,
- ! am determined to pay no debts Of his
eoatracting nor stand accountable for him
~ any way. The above reward will be
gwen to any person who will return said
runaway 10 the subscriber living in GRAFT
county, Indiana. LOT LUNDY.
May 7th, 1886. 2l:3,~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
0o 81 q z = u . i ness.
JOHN l1PAer'

~ RESPECTFULLY informs the inhah-
~ iianis Of Richmond and vicinity, that
Be has commenced the above business in
The shop formerly occupied by Caleb Shea
ron, where he intends constantly TO keep
90 band general assortment Of FUR and
WOOL uATS-plain and fashionable, of
The best quality Those Who please 10
favor him with their custom may rely on
prompt attention to their orders, and all
!avoss gratefully acknowledged.
N. B. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs
Wool wanted. J.P.
Richmoad, May %, 1896. 2l.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

II WILL offer for sale, ON the 4th day Of
June next. the town lots, in the town OF
HAVlLLA; this place is situated between
Big and Little kilibuck Creeks, on the
line of the Central Canal, four miles north
of Andersontown. Madison county, Ind;
this town is to contain FIVE streets, and the
lots are to be five poles in front, and ten
long, two alleys sixteen feet wide, the
place is high and dry.
Gentlemen, now is the time to get
bargains, for there will be credit Of IL
months given to all persons bidding of
lots in the town of Havilla; further con-
ditions to be made known on the dav of
sale. ZlNRI MOON.
May 2lst, 1886. 2Ots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
4 CENT REWARD..u

KAN away from the subscriber, living in
Ase6olPh CO., Ia, on the 2oih inst, En-
WARD MCCAIN an inden,ed apprentice.
.sed about IS yeaW. An persons are
'os"s'ned from Trusting or boarding him
- ny account, a. ! will pay no debts Of
pc eoosfacsing after this date. The above
'svata WI be given to any person who
~" N'asn said boy T. my service, but
eo-thanks.
= SsAs lcS6. 81 :2ws
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
n . Il 4 C. =.


I'd kOPOSES teaching an English
- School il The town Of Richnond, 10 the
hose lately scsupisd BY D.. Warner. A. u 10
there are pePib sufficient - the tswn
AID vicinity TO form school, without interfering
With those already sstableAsd, he hopes that
these who 6sl Interested will render hin their
assista sse il sndsavosisg to pronots The casss
Of Education and Morality IN this past Of The
country. Ne proposes teaching the various
branches ~ Esxlish Bdncat,os, tsgethes with
the Latin and Creek lasgssgss; asdby con.sant
nod usweasiod attootio0 to business hops to
merit tho appreciation Of hrs eopleysrs.
0%Scheol 70 commence May 3Oth. Tuition,
he css.oassy prices.
Richmond, May 3ath, 1886. 9l0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of ShearOn, Jones & Williams, in
the Hattlng business, is dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. All money due said firm must be paid
to Jones and Ni!Iiams. to whom AL the ac-
counts, &c. have been transferred. Also, all
claims g ainst said firm will be settled by them.
CALEB SHEARON,
REEs C.. JONES,
JESSE WILLIAMS.
THE above business will 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
up punctually, as we have been to consid-
cradle expense in buying Caleb Shearons
part, as well As putting up our present
situation.
REFS c.. JONES.
JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, May 81, 1896. @:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
Ell TO RS.

THE Subscriber will receive in q few
Gays a large lot Of Girien Seeds, (warrao
ted o I the best quality impor,ed,) the IA
lowing Is catalogue in part
Beans (Eng'sh) Broad Windsor; Rcass,
early Yellow Cranberry, early Yellow, Hx
weeks; large white Kidney; large white
Lima; Beet, early blood 'rurnip rooted,
(fne;) early Scarcity: early Orange; long
blood red ('rue AMI fine; } yellow TurniP
rooted; sir John Sinclair, or Swiss Chard;
Mange' Wur'zel Cargr roo, Tor cattie;)
FreHch Sugt or AMBER; Eru. selssprouts;
large purple Cape (verv 6ne:) Cabbage,
early York; earIy large Scotch; early
Dutch; Russell. new early Savoy livery
tine } large ia,e Orafnlsoad; Carrot. early
Horn (very fine for the table } Canlifiower;
early Dutch; Caeuabees. early Russias;
early Frsme; early green Cluster; long
green Turkey; long white Turkey; long
Prick'ev; Grkin. or West India, Qor pick
lingD Lettuce, early CURED Silesia. (earlv
and fine;) royal Cape head (very fne;)
t'ennis5all, or Rose (esrly small heads; y
NJ ionsena, or Egg Plant, purple Il white
Mustard, White 81 Eitlish; On ion, largo
white Portugal; large yellow Dutch; large
dark Red; Parsley. curied or double; Peas,
Russell's new early dwarf this is believed
to be one Of the earliest peas cIl,iyaieS;)
early Washington, or True My; early
double-blossomcd Frame, early Charlton,
Bishops early dwarf; dwarf blue Imperial.
a superior pea;) Marrowfat; dwarf Sugar,
(eatable pods;) Knights tall Narrow; long
or Cayenne q" pod;) Radish. early short
top, Scarlet "a superior sort y purple short
top; long SaImon; long white Summer q
Naples; Satisfy, or vegetable Oyster;
Squash, earlr Dutch bush SUMMER scolIop,)
Cocoanu, livery ineD Tomato, or Love
Apple Qarge and smalI;) Turn,p, early
white Dutch; red Round; white fiat; large
English Norfolk (for field culture) large
yellow French; yellow Aberdeen (for
field culinre;) yellow Stone e. very 6ns
sort } yellow Swedish. Lapland, Russia,
or Ruta Baga; DlIes new Hybrid (supe-
rior sort.)
! Call at the Richmond Drug Store.
IRWIN REID.
! Feb. 2Oih, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
Notice.

THE subscribers for stock in the
CESrREv.LLE Insurance AND SAVINGS lNsrIrU-
rroS, are requested to pay to the Secretary the
first instalment of Two Dollars on each share,
and execute their notes for the balance.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
LOT BLOOMFIELD, Sec'y.
May II, 1886. 20 :3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

THE above reward will be given for the
apprehension and return Of an indented
apprentice to the Blacksmith business,
named WILLIAM MCCALL; who has
left my service without leave, and ] there
fore notify the public not to trust him ON
my account or harboc him under the PEN
allies ofthe Law.
WILLIAM MEEK.
Richmo01, May Is. 1896. Fl :3W
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
FOR = ALE.

THE tavern stand occupied by the
subscriber is for sale. 1t is situated in
Marion, Grant county, Indiana. The
house is perhaps as convenient as any 9TH
er in the country for the price.
There is a good and first rate stable
the house and stable occupy two town lots;
there is good we'll of water, and should
the purchaser wish he can have An addi-
tional lot for a garden.
ANY ole wishing to buy good tavern
stand, may do well to examine it.
E.. S. TRASH.
Marion, April 1S, 1896. l6-4w
n. B. Tire subscriber intends keeping
said house unless he should sell, and would
thank the pubic for a continuation of their
patronage. +. >. L.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

TIL E subscriber having bought
ATrIcUs SIDDAEl's Saw Mill, intends
keeping 4 general assortment OF sawed
seasoned lumber at the mill, and has now
on hand and offers for salc-poplar. oak
and walnut sheeting boards; two inch pop
lar boards, ash and poplar flooring; raf-
tiers; poplar and oak studding:fence boards;
poplar plates; joist; I PANEL stuff; stills;
posts; walnut and poplar plank; scantling;
flooring boards. &c. &C., all of which will
be disposed of at fair market prices and
terms.
Logs brought to the mill will be either
sawed to the shares or regular prices char
ged as customary. Log Wagon at the
mill.
Caleb Shreve.
5th mo. 2lst, 1896. 2Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two SO
acre Lots sf LAND, lying betwes. willians-
burg and EssDrmy in Wayne county, Iad,ana,
ON one Of which are about % acres deadeneti
Also, another 80 acre farm On Martinda1e's
Creek, three mikes north Of Economy, which 10
Improved BY comfortable buildings, Young o.
chaTd &C., about 20 acres improved. All Of
which will be cold Inv for proopt payment. OF
. credit for part 81 the purchase money will be
given. For further PARTICULAR apply to the
ssbscibe,. living il Greene temnship, Way0s
coanty, Ia. ABEL LOMAX
:. Nav II, 1886 19:6ns
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
EVERY BODY'S ALBUM:
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making At the end of the year two volumes of
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership of Coale g. Mason IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
indebted to said firm are requested to make i'm
mediate payment at the leather and shoe store
of Edmund Evens in Richmond, where the
books are left those having claims will present
them for settlement, and all amounts that re-
main due tie firm, on the LIST of eth NO. f, will be
pu. ia the hands of Wm. Cox, Esq. for coIiec-
.4Jn.
Ellis p. Coale,
Benjamin Mason,
n E. All the business Of the firm will be set
tied by Benjamin Mason.
1h mo. llth, 1886. l9:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
EDMUND EVENS has lately

EDMUND EvENS has latelv received
an additional supply Of GOODS in his line !:
consisting OF Coach Covess and Innings, Skirtins
and HaTress, Sole aaa Upper Leather, CaH
and Kipp Skins with 4 general variety ofl4eath-
q, Shoemaker 6ndsags, Sc. For sale at his
Leather aud Shos Stoss, Main e., R1cknoad.
81 - 18th, 1886
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

OF TIM
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AMUSING MlscRLLANy, HUMOROUS AND MS
ToRicAL ANECDOTES, SUMMARY,
POETRY, &c.
On Saturday, the 18th Of June, 1896,
will be issued the first number Of the 18th
Volume Fourth New Ser,es) Of the Rural
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On issuing proposals. Cor new volume
Of the Rural Repository, the Publisher
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to all Contributors, Agents, and Subscri-
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have afforded him from the commence
ment Of this publication. New assurances
on the part Of the publisher Of a periodical
which has stood the test Of years, would
seem superf1uous, he will therefore only
say, that it will be conducted on a similar
plan and published in the same form as
and that no pains or expense
shall be spared to promote their gratiiica-
ton nv its further improvement in typo
graphical execution and original and Sc
lected matter.
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THE Rural Repository will be published
every ",her Saturday, in the Quarto
fu,m, and will contain tive nty six numbers
Of eish; pages each with title page and
index to the volume, making in the whole
2OS pages. 1t will be printed in hanc.
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quality. with new type, and embeIiished
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the end Of the year, a neat and tasteful
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both amusing and instructive Ia future
ysars.
TERMS.-The thirteenth volume,
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18th Of June, or a. soon as COW enieat, to
the publisher.
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Hudson, Columbia co. n. Y, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

SALE OF LOTS IN TIE TOWN OF
1" ALEXANDRIA.
IL HE proprietors will offer for sale a
number Of valuable Lots in the above NAM
ed Town, on Saturday the 4th day Of June
next.
AL E X An DRlA
is situated on the North bank of Pipe creek.
in Madison county, Indiana, twelve miles
North of Andersontown, at the junction Of
the State Roads leading from Greenfield
(via) Anderson,own, and from lndianapo-
lis (via) Noblesville to Fort Wayne.
The site is on beautiful elevation i'm
mediately on the line Of the Central Coral
and in the midst Of a most beautiful fertile
country.
Alexandra. from the healthiness Of the
country and its local advantages with re-
gard to Roads, Canals. and water priviie-
ges, bids fair to become one Of the mos,
flourishiEg towns ia Ibis part Of the State.
Pipe creek upon which this town is stu
ate, is one OF the best mill streams in this
part Of the country, and furnishes an
abundance Of good lime stone for building
and other purposes.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
;en1 d s Ssnsnn; P'opr'e'o''-
Alexandra, la. April q, 1886. cts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28
Free Trade and Mechanics
Rights
JOB SacWia. - 20.

THE subscribers having entered into
- Co-partnershipu under the frrn of Swan.
q Co., take pleasure in informing the
community that they have erected a COM
modious Machine Shop, near the Richmond
Foundry, & are now ready to give prompt
attention to all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or
any kind of N achinery; 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
Positioas to please their customers in quail
tiles and prices) ask patronage from a
generous public.
JOB ". SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL. TiiORNBCRY.
AeAasa5, Ny 2ia. 1888. 0y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-05-28

MaFFied,..On the I'D inst, ii
New Boston in this county, by Stephen
McWhinpey, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
PERKINS, to Miss SU0ANNAH RUS
SEY; al Of that place.