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Runaway Committed.

MA AS committed to the Jail of Amite
wv County, State of Mississippi, by
VIM. H. SpilIman, Justice of the Peace,
negro man who calls his name SANDY
and says he belongs to Il. Hall, living near
Mount Washington, Copiah county, Nis
sissppi Sandy is about five feet SIX inches
high, of dark complexion,-has a scar on
his breast, about thirty-iive years of age.
The owner Of the above described negro
is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take him away,
or he will be sold as the law directs.
G.. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff and Tailor.
Sent 3 1887. 38-tf
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From HE Christian ADVOCATE.
A FEW GENERAL RULES TO ASSIST IN TIL
COMPOSITION OF SERMONS.


A FEW GENERAL RULES TO ASSIST IN THE
COMPOSITION OF SERMONS.
/. PRAY that the Lord would direct your
attention to a suitable subject, and 10 an
appropriate portion Of his word-that he
would give you clear and enlarged con-
ceptions of the subject, and Of the plan Of
saiyation-that he would enable you
rightly to divide, expound, and apply the
truths to which your attention may be d.
rected.
Q Make your selection while on your
knees. if you would have God to appreciate
lit. This is an act too important to be done
while God is out Of sight.
3. Inquire what are the leading doc
trines or truths contained in the text.
A. Inquire what other doctrines are con-
tanned or implied in it, or are to he infer
red from it.
5. DetermhS whether you will dwell
upon all or upon part only OF those doc
trines. Ifupon all, arrange them in your
mind, Cl moi upon paper) in the order in
which they are 10 be considered. lfupon
part, make your selection, and arrange
as before directed.
After the selection and arrangement Of
the topics of your discourse, consider.
6. What portions of scripture, and what
events or circumstances, tend to confirm
the truth of the doctrines taught.
5. The use of the doctrlnes-or the IN
huence which they should exert upon oul
faith and practice in different situations
or under different circumstances.
9. What connexon have the doctrines
Ito bo J;sauasnd Nth tho aA-'~noament O
Goods glory and the good of his creatures
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A Chapter about the GaiS.-DowN EAST
GlRLs.-When the Down East girls wish
to threaten each other with fogging,
they say, 81 will be into you like a thoui
sand OF brick" When a wild lark at
tempts to steal a kiss from Nantucket
GIRL, she says, "Come, sheer oil, or III
Split your mainsail with typhoon." The
Boston girls hold still till they are well
kissed, when they flare up all at once, and
say, 81 should think you ought to be a
shamed."
When a young chap steals kiss from
an Alabama girl, she says, 81 reckon It's
my time now," and gives him box on the
ear that he don't forget in a week.-F-
wiaton Her.
When clever fellow steals kiss from
Louisiana girl, she smiles, bushes deep
", and says-nothing. We think our
girls have more taste and sense than those
of Down East and Alabama, When man
is smart enough to steal the divine luxury
from them, they are perfectly satisfied
Picdyuhe.
When a female is here saIuted with
buss, she puts on her bonnet and shawl
and answereth thus-''l am astonished a
thy assurance, Jeded iah; for this indlgnl
ty, will sew thee up.'--Lynn Recorder
The ladies in this village receive sa
Lutte with christian meekness. They FOL
low the scripture rule-when smltten OF
the one cheek they turn the other Also
Bungtown Chronicle.
As for the Ncw-York girls, they go oil
the regular spoils of victory principle.
man must fight for kiss as if for dea
llife-head dress, sleeves, &c. not takeI
into account. But if he takes the citadel
he can then enjoy the spoils to his heart
content-because the girls never give u!
until all their strength is gone'-M \
Commercial.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
By the Subscriber, al the Bayo" Sara
Landing
100 pieces Scotch Bagging,
100 coils ditto Rope,
goo pieces Kentucky Bagglng,
900 coils ditto Rope, first rate,)
1000 lbs. Irvine,
25 casks Bacon, (assorted,)
$50 kegs Lard,
$50 barrels Mess Pork,
100 sacks fine Salt,
SO do coarse do.
rs barrels rectified Whlskey,
SO do. common do.
10 do old MonongaheIa,
10 casks Rice,
10 barrels Loaf Sugar,
25 Hhds. fine brown do.
80 bags Coffee,
Together with Brandies, Rum, Glr
Wines of all kinds, Cordials, Syrups, PeF
per, Spices, Cloves, &c. ~
JOHN C. NORRIS
Sept. 5, 1887. 1876
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NEW STORE.

TyHE undersigned would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public
il general, that they have purchased the
entire stock of goods of Messrs. Gordon
&s'Tilotson, and will continue business a.
the same stand, under the name OF Rob
inson & Mcknight, where they now have
on hand handsome assortment OF goods
cutlery, &c. &C., which they will sell on
the most accommodating terms. They
solicit share Of public patronage.
MOSES ROBINSON,
HAML. MCKNIGHT.
August 8, 1887. 34-ti
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A sick man observed to his wife, "my
dear, am not well to-day. Will you
prepare me light dinnerP
"What will you have, Mr. A."
"Apple dumplings."
They were accordingly made, and Mr.
A. sat down solus to dish of eighteen
After having despatched seve nteen. and a
half, showing strong symptoms Diminishing
the morseI, little urchin, a son oil ms
cried out, 30 daddy, gin me that"
He very emphatically replied, Ego a
A,--. NV son. poor dad is sick"
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Runaway Committed.

wv AS committed to the jail oil Amlle
Wv County, by John Walker, a JUS
tice of the Peace, negro man named r.
TER, about five feet eleven inches hlgh'
about twenty years old, ola good appear,
ance, and says he belongs to the estate o.
Mary Ann Rayford, near Jackson, Louis
lana.
The owner of the above described nc
gro is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him q
way. OF he will be sold as the law directs
C. w. MCKNIGHT,
Sheriff and Tailor.
CO.. < 1897 38-tf
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NOTICE.

IT ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the August Term of the honorable the
Probate Court of Amite county, on the
Estate of Tyson Wilkinson, deceased-,No
tice is hereby given to all persons lndebt-
ed to said Estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them duly authenticated,
within the tim9 prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
HUGH MONTGOMERY,
administrator.
Sept s, 1887. oo-o'
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A neuer failing Frm.-The Clare
mount IN. H. Eagle speaks of a frm
which is still standing in defiance OF the
blast which is sweeping over the country
which only lifts its head the higher from
the sweep Of the tornado, and if all the
others give way, will draw strength from
their weakness and prostration. The
name of this firm is s'CaH and Settle"
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Il eve commend the Louisville Journal to
the patronage of all political rascas."--
Georgia Constituencies.
N Well sir, there is no man, whose recon-
smendation goes further with that numer'
sous class of persons than your own
RI,ouiS. Jour.
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Among the remedies proposed for hard
times, il is recommended that every de-
cent young man should marry good girl
Excellent, excellent! We thank thee,
brother. You deserve immortal fame
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS Testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned at the
honorable the Probate Court OF Am'te
County. on the Estate of Thomas Collins
acorih, deceased, Notice is hereby gwen
to all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against the same, to pre-
sent them duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they VIII De
forever barred.
J.F. COLLTNSWORTH,l Errs
MEREDITH BONDS,
Sept. 5, 1917. oo-o
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Sept. s, 1887.
NOTICE.

A Il the October Term, 1897, OF the
"a Hon. the Probate Court OF ANTE
ounty, shall present my account Tor
NAL settlement and allowance on the rs
ate of johnson Randall, deceased.
ROB'T LONGMlRE, Admir-
Sept. 5, 1887. oo-o'
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HI The Globe complains that the "overn ;,
REnent "cannot get its own PocKe'S oPeu,
RIf it wished to get other peoples Pocho'S W
Bopen, it would probably call IN the ala OIL
rol Renton.--Louts. JoRr.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Amite Circuit Court Court
Amite County, SIS. October lerm' 1885,
THOMAS j. GORDON Suo $50 70
/, SWEARINGEN

w. A. swEARINGEN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
Y Goth day Of August, 1887, Thomas
]. Gordon, plaintiff in this case, applied
for and obtained an attachment frem John
Walker, Esq, Justice of the peace IN
and for the county OF Amite, against the
goods and chatteIs, lands and tenements
of W. A. Swearingen, defendant, for the
above sum Of Fifty Dollars and seventy
nine and three fourth cents, returnable to
the October Term next of the Amite
Circuit Court, to be holden on the second
Monday in October, 1887, and unless the
said defendant shall appear, give special
bail, and plead or demur within the time
prescribed for appearance at said Term,
Judgment final will be demanded against
the property attached, and the property
so attached will be sold and applied to the
payment of the plaintiffs demands and
all costs. T.. NJ. DAVIS, Clerk.
CRAWFORD, ATTY. for Prf.
Sept. s, 1897. 1874
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Bv John Walker, Esq, Judge of the
Probate Court Of Amite County, State Of
Mississippi.
NJ Office is hereby given, that on APP
= plication to me by Gideon Sleeper,
Of Amite county, who claims an undivided
part of all that tract OF land designated as
follows: Lot No, two, in square No fiji
teen, bounded on the north by Washington
street, on the east by Broad street; Oh the
west by the Lot on which the old Tavern
stands, now owned by said Sleeper, on the
plan Of the town Of Liberty, Amte coun-
ty, containing one half acre, excepting
out of said Lot so much as was reserved IN
deed from G. Fielder and wife, to Nor
wood and Mcdowell, bearing date second
December, 1886, of record in the Probate
office of Amite. Also, one other Lot in
said Town of Liberty, known as Lot No.
four, in square fifteen, containing one and
q half acre also, one other Lot or par
Gel of Land adjoining the south glrdle OF
said town, beginning at stake standing
on the south girdle Of said town of Llber-
ty, seventy-six lines south of the south
west corner Of Of Lot No. three, square
fifteen, and running thence east thlrty-two
perches. to stake and small sassairas,
thence south twenty perches to a stake;
thence west lhirty-two perches to stake,
and thence north twenty perches to
stake--the plan Of beginning containing
four acres more or less. | have nomlna-
ted Edward Carroll, Francis Wrenn, and
Nathan ChaI ant. Commissioners todIvlde
the Lots Of Land into equal shares or
parts, and unless proper objections are
stated tome at Liberty, on the 18th day OF
October next, the said Carroll, Wrenn, and
Chaliant, will then be appointed Commits
sioners to make partition OF the SAID
| Lands, pursuant to an aCt entitled an act,
concerning the partition Of lands held by
copartners, joint-tenants and tenants III
common.
GIVEN under my hand, this
first day Of August, 1887.
JOHN WALKER, Judge
Probate Court OF MI.
August 7, 1887. 34-9t
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Nrw GOVERNMENT CURRENcY,--Ben-
.i saws strange things continue to come
At;hht A new currency to the amount
rlv three millions has been issued
tIMo Hovernment at Washington, to
,'sVI;ts dues, and made receivable IN pay
aN Of custom house dues. Here follows
nyIform Of one of these new government
'i1 or Van Buren, shin plasters:--
MOO Issued on Treasury Warrant no. ooo4
'2lsn TREASURY or THE UNITED STATES.
'NXA sight, pay to the order OF MARTIN VAN puI
.S. ffor valuable services rendered the people Oh
l|Iinited States in improving the press ana 'le
',.{2ency) Agent, ONE THOUSAND DoLLANs'
|t4Ah aFA0J' WV. B. RANDOLPH,
MN Acting Treasurer OF United states.
e unregistered p.,stor Of the Treasury.
u Bank of America, New YORK.
1IJThey are paid out to the officers OF the
E..,va m ment for their salaries, presented
o,he hank on which they are drawn, and
MI specie required; protest OF course lol'
iowa and they are thrown INTO the mar
EstS Being made receivable at the Gus
tS, house, they are more valuable than
blk bills, but not equal to specie. they
VIZ now selling in Wall street at l-2 per
l36t premium. Thus Mr.. Van Buren,
ana his whole tribe of office holders only
INV from two to three per cent on the sa
Mics. while the people receiving suspend
III bank bills experience loss OF from II
lp 10 per cent. This will be another sub
lin for Congress to act on. 1t is matter
Sf doubt whether the Government has
Righ, to issue this scrip and declare it re
Ueiyable for the customs. But IN this day
ghe constitution and the laws form no bar
fier to the movements OF AMBITIOUS Hull
Ref rn,er.
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NOTICE.

TNHE legal heirs ofthe Estate of MARX
A. Sanders, deceased, are requested
j call on the undersigned and get their
honey. ,np
ROB'T LONGMlRE, Admir-.
Sept. s, 1897. oo-H
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the next September termof the
"a Probate Court Of Amite county, we
shall present our account as Admnlstra-
tors, de bonisnon, ofthe goods, &c. of Hugh
Bennett, deceased, for final settlement and
allowance.
SOL. WETHERSB1,
JOHN J. LOWRY.
August LIST, 1887. oo-ot
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF the ANTE AND FLORIDA AUXILIARY
BIBLE SOCIETY, are requested tomeet
at the Court House on Monday, the 25th
instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-and the So
ciety, by adjournment, are required 70
meet at the same piau~ an Saturday the
3Oth instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Punctual attendance on the par, of the
Members and others, is solicited.
JAMES SMYLlE, Pres't.
f. NJ. DAVIS, Rec'g. Secy.
Sept. 4, 1887. oo-f
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NOTICE.

A r the next September term OF the
"a Probate Court Of Amlte county, l
shall present my accounts as Admlntstra-
tor Of the goods, &c. Of Elizabeth 'ennett'
deceased, and as guardian of Margaret H.
Rennett, for final settlement and allow
ance JOHN ]. LOWRY.
A,'..us. let 1897. 36-3t
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STATE OF MlSSISSlPPI-Amite County.
To all persons interested IN the Real Els
tate Of William Bro1cn, deceased
GREETING:
XTOU are hereby cited to be and ap,
pear before the PROBE Eourt OF
Amite County, on the fourth Monday OF
November next, 81 shew cause, if any you
can, why an order should not then and
there be made, authorizing and directing
the administrators of said deceased, to
sell the following described LANDS, be-
longing to their intestate's estate, viz
The north.w quarter OF section twenty.
four, township three, of range five east;
and the west half ofthe northeast quarter
of same section. Said Lands lying and
being in Amite county, Mi.
yu.. WITNESS, the Honorable
NTM JNo. WALKER. Judge Of Pro-
ANNS bate Court of said county, the
4 sa,'s af Monday s"s Gst il i $751; !" the
ISSUED, the goth August, 1887.
S. R. DAVIS, Clerk.
August 90, 1897. 33-ot
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NOTICE.
THE partnership heretofore existing
in this civ under the firm Of BuL

THE partnership heretofore existing
in this city under the firm OF Bw-
I'LL, Ship, d. Co., & in Natchez of Ship,
Ferriday, q. Co., was dissolved on the "a
current by limitation. All persons IN
debted to, or those having claims against
either of these establishments, will pre-
sent them in New Orleans, to Bennett,
Ferriday, q Co., who are duly authorized
to receive and pay the same.
The signatures Of the old establish
ments will be used for the purposes OF
liquidation only, by Henry L. Bennett,
New Orleans, and William Ferrday,
Natchez, or their authorized attorneys.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRlDAY,
Smuiring partners cf the Erms Of Built,
Ship, &. Co., aud Ship, Ferri-
day, y Co
New Orleans, July 3, 1897.
rTThe business hitherto carried on by
the above. will be continued by the sub
scribers, in this city, under the firm o
Bennett, FerridayS, D. Co.., and IN Nalch'
90, Of w. 4. r. Ferriday, d Co., who
have entered into Partnership for tha
! purpose.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN, ,FERRlDAY,
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. c. FERRlDAY.
S. w. WATERS.
New Orleans, July 8, l837.-31-l7
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NOTICE.

A II the November Term, 1887, OF the
"A Probate Court Of Amite county, |
will present my account for final settle
ment and allowance, on the estate OF mo
mas Taylor, deceased ,r
B. C. RATCLIFF.
Aug. 90, 1897. o'-o'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

SOME few days since, the underslgn-
~ ed published card, stating bar VIM.
GRAY, who formerly taught school on Zion
Hill, was LIAR, to which Mr.. GRAY APP
pended note, calling on the Undersigned
for proof to substantiate the charge
Without comment we submit the follow
ing certificates, which satisfactorily proves
that Mr.. GRAY has been guilty Of telling a
willul lalsehood.
ELIJAH CAIN,
WIN. CAUSEY.
Sept. 5, 1887
We, the subscribers, do certify, that
William Gray invited MS up to Thomas
TaIbertS to hear him expose at law
suit, the citizens Of Zion Hill
ROWLAND WILLIAMSON,
YOUNG f, GRIFFIN,
G. r. WEBB.
Liberty, Aug. 28, 1887.
WE, the undersigned, do certify, thai
we heard VIM. Gray challenged whether
or not he made the above statement, which
he positively denied.
ISAIAH CAIN,
ROB'T P. BUTLER
ANDREW CAIN.
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LANES NJ. SMILEY,

Attorney and Counsellor at Laws
VNTlLL practice in the several courts c q
wv Amto and the adjacent couh'les'--o''
fee in Liberty, Mississippi oar
August 8, 1897 's''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

e.; .nose nas'diags walled mp by massss ec...:.,
.'o'o aso S'ivcs. which had been hossded q.
tesses oy syEaoncsl rulers, We, the people 80.
wing ana bent TO iae earth by orpsc..;o. S.'sr
Would Ne urR CONDITION, II I'm. G.v,,,S"
CoaLD BE PERMITTED TO CLEAN ALI rux Co.. y
SILVER BELONGING 10 THIS ccuxTxr, Am ,rc-
Up FROM usE OR clRCULATloN.-Eve.S Star
INTERESTING TO STAGE Dn,vERs.-r
vers OF mail coaches pretty generally. - I ~
lieSe, assume to claim more PRIVILEGE - ),
high way than are willingly allowed - -. .ae
itrymen or travellers who conduct wc.l.r 80,
more humble vehicles. A conseosenc. ~
this Is the commission Of very proyok;no. -
sometimes serious, mischief, 10 the ner.o,.
or property OF those whom they over,,l.
on the road, and who do not, or perhap. en-
not, comply with their imperious command.
to turn OUT At the late term Of the Co.,
OF Common Pleas held at Xenja. Nichols. r
Brown, a stage driver, was indicted. for A
assault and battery, committed by runn;o.
has horses or coach wilfuIly against the w,s'
gon Of Benjamin Devor, whereby wheel q
the latter was broken, and Mr.. Dcvor. who
was wa IN u, thrown out upon the the ground.
The defendant on plea Of guilty, and proof
Of these facts, was sentenced to pay the cost
Dt the prosecution, and fine Of twenty Eve
dollars, and to DO imprisoned in the county
al for three days and while there to be fed
IN bread and water only. When delivering
heir judgment the court took occasion 70 cor.
Get the mistaken, but prevalent. opioion,,hat
nail stages have peculiar or exclusive rights
o the road, when meeting or overtakinc 9th.
r carriages Dayton. Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

The REV. II. B. BAsCoN, will deliver q literary
address ct the laying Of The corner stone Of IL
principal cdicc Of the Indiana Asbury Unvepi,y.
in the town Of G,eencastlc, Putnam county, Ia. On
The Goth day ofJune next. 2
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RlCEx.vO.y.D P.NLL.0n11.ee
sATURDAY.::::::::: May SO, 1887.

We are authorized 10 announce GEORGE W.
Of Ce"iesvile. as candidate E,s Pro-
bate Judge, vice Judge Hains, resigned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

GuBERxAruRr IL ELECTroS.-Ms. John Du0"n's
a candidate E,r Governor, addressed a few ot om
citizens Friday, the l2'h inst, o" the s''jees 9
his election. We heard but a part OF b's speech,
consequently can say but little Of be views %
state policy. We have ever entertained ne @oss
friendly feelings for Mr.. Dumont, and som'se A''
for his talents, and las zeal in the cause o. eo'es
ton; bu. We regret to see him - the ne'o % y.
pfesc ut occasion. He has been falsely na''e'ss
into expectations Of success, OF he would no. ec1
time a candidate. lie = perhaps told asss
Van Buren, party vili not support Col. "sssee'
tina, they will 20 for him-but 'h's = ''s''s
eye.n Their object - to induce two q ssses :
their political opponents to enter the lists ana -
they will bring out a candidate from iher o.s
~. THIS plan Of trying to divide The wing p'.s
BY the local question Of clsssifeaf'os N COZ ~
Of Internal Improvement Is all fudge. Saa.y -
leaders Of that party, care as little. about -
ner and time Of working our public ~osk''
10 the welfare Of their country. Sell
,,es. and he Who . most successful il issfSs0
Eoe the farthensce sftbe ~sppsa
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THE PUBLIC REVENUE.

The following official publication on the state o:
the Revenue, is copied from the Government pa
per Of yesterday:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May ], 1887
In conformity 10 a resolution Of the Senate. piss
ed March 9, 1887, notice IS hereby given that the
receipts for the month Of March last were, as near
Is can hc now asce.taIned.
From customs S1,9O7 4O3
From Lands 1.22S, O63
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-20

WONDERFUL!-Mr. Van Buren,, accompanied
BY his son, rode up Pennsylvania Avenue, the 9TH
er morning on horseback! Astonishing, bow dem
oesaetic!