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JOSEPH BROWN

.. bRONNS
. TAILOR,
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Ihe Tailoring business.
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'spifei Fsctoff of Mr AIDE. 49, -
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Eail and Winter Fashions
Ana - prepared 70 sxseuts ., 4, a., -.
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Coats, Plantations, Vests,
500 every other description q ws.h 4. =
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Ladies' Riding nroasr.
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NCm GOo0g.

y TURNER.
49, sAMI :. MARK.
Turner returns h.. rrs'.GJ -
Judgements to he ff..sd. - 49,.
he 'sfJ liberal patronage ihsv b,.,o..I
upon h'm during b" former bo.,.... -
gov "'r'e'i"iiy soiieHs = eosti,,.as. -
We zane 10 ihe he's 6rn Of rorn,, a 49,
''eP"srdsiown. nov .. k-37 "a
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Wynn. B. Thounpson.


HAVING opened bis Ofses st H.rpor,-
~ Ferry. 10 nov prepared ssd dsssrssibsS
70 devote hia'ssif sIelusivsly 20 his prefss-
Ne viii practice IN tho Courts Of JsG.r-
500; C'srks, and Frederick end all busiosss
~"n sheh ne may be entrusted. viii b 81
'""so 70 Win The utmost strietbsss and sx-
peonon. Hsrpers Ferry, Oct IL. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

VHEf ERENCES THE Trus,e..
W" "sIe Academy. and the u.o.t respect.
.ne inhabitants ether 10 Charie,,ovn .,
~mehs'ieri also. the Rev Or. I'M a..
shoi'a' and Rev ID %. Riddie. Pi,,.burrh.
thAstk'r0wS. Aug IL, ls37 IN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

r's"ds and the public Rensr,II, ~, -
mas procured h'm,elf Sn .rtir,Iy
N.3Y ElAuH
a, nm, s'oih'nod-''"" lie -iil be ready q
1870 '" -'e"d promptly 10 the command, of
e"'"k p.ines, pleasure parties. or tha,. -
'"s !" travel, &s. lie ,pi,ets = cell
MARTIN ROBINSON
thar'es'oun, Nov q 1857 -,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

The four mile race which lately came
of at New York, between Lady Cliff.
den' Fanny Wyatt. Mingo and Pic,ou,
was the most splendid race ever run
IN America, and shows by a compari-
son to have been superior to the re-
no~ned race between Eclipse and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
LOTTERY

GRAND OomeoIiIatsI
LOTTERY,
10 De dyairn on Saturday merit Ms lsh
Instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

PENNsrtvAsIA.-The editor Of the
Ph'iadelphia Herald has been at much
pans to obtain the official return, OF
The votes Tor members OF The State lie.
s'sIature IN 1896 and 1897. To- show
The relative strength poll-d by the two
po'''ical parties in each year. The
votes Tor bath years are given in detail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
STATE Lo9fcru.


Class No. ~, for 1897.
To be drawn at Baltimore, Nov. 22d 1877
seukMG.
Prize Of s3O 600
do. g ono
oo' 1000
no. 5000
! do. o600
100 Prizes Of I OOO
sc. sc. &c.
Tickets tl0-HalVss AS-ousrisrs a. so
I0-Por Tickets and Shares or eer,ih.
es'e' OF Packages in the above Splendid
schemes, address
ID. 8. GREGORY a Co.
Manager,
WASHtGerSs CtrT, ID e.
BCJ- Orders from = distance BY mail
promptly attended To, a"d the drawings in.
Sariahiy srnt 1s soon =, over
Nov &C. 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
no TME PTRIIC-

ICHNEh having ss.or,sGse 9Th
1'm'sh SAMUEL S MARX. the bus,.
W" W inl"fe MI bs conditete o,S,, a..
ns,ne sod fr" "frURmER 4 MAI
81 \. v Turner's oll Stst,f ~h-,s -, - n
lhs pleasure Of offering 10 ths,r fri.ss, go
The Pse''e large stock q sntrely
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16

,o'" winch u appears that Henrv's
nr't heat was seven seconds better than
Picton's, and that the time Of the first
two heats Of that memorable race was
second and a half better than r,at Of
the two first heats TO day, but that the
lime Of the three heats OF to-dsys race
IS IN the aggregate better by ivenfy.sir
seconds than that Of Eclipse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-16
THE MOST SPLENDID YETI
SJO,OOO-9O,O OO-IO,OOO,
GRAND
C0ts S0ttd0fed LOfferM.

'0es drawn 81 Wilmington. Del, on Saturday
Nov. 18th, 1857
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

Democrats Republican Parry" we're
determined i should . down, and he
eharsF sas suffered % expire q the 4lh
Of March ls56. And shat has been tie
consequence Every bank in tie United
staies has suspended specie payments.
and ne arrangement and disaster of 1919
has been reProduced The Government
has been IN existence under the present
constitution forsy-eigh. seaEs; during ior-
~ years u Ihsi time, By means n Rank
OF The United States. . sound circulating
medium was furnished 10 the people. and
the money Of the Government uas kept
without loss, and transmitted and paid
wheEeser required free Of expense. How
these things have been managed during
the eight years we had no United States
Bank, let fArR Play answer.
lfeEIdence be wanted Of The beneficial
influence Of the United States Bank over
the siaie institutions, > very brief sisle-
men1 sIll shaw il. In 1872 there we're
900 Stale Bauks; bai because II tI.e rom
'Tol'ag operations of lie Eank II lie U
States. which returned upon ihen al their
issues beyond the requirements Il trade.
they we're kept in sound sni wholesome
condition. and their nolss could be cor
sefted lnlo specie Al tie pleasure of the
holder But M sooner Vas IL known
that the United States Bank vas u 60
down. ihan State Banks began 10 spring
% 10 ali parss Of Tue UuIOn, aud now
Ihsy amount 20 near six hundred; and
having nothing Ia cheek their issues but
their avn cupIdliy, they became greatly
dispfeporuOard tn tie specie on hand.
The consequences We see. There Is lot
suiiieieHt " specie basis for the Banks, "
berausr II he greai increase 10 their NUN
her. And tn whose measures - this in.
crease ewing, Il n"i To the g. Democratic
ReP"bieaa Psry!'
We hasr nov replied. In as brief man
ner A. ~ would. to Ile rn,rrrngalorIes ii
FAIR PAY. l. he satisfied!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, on tuesday the 18th Of Sep
w TENDER, At the late dwelling of John Tur.
ner, deceased. on a credit OF twelve months,
eli the perishable property OF said deceased,
consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
A quantity of Good New Wheat,
An Excellent Threshing Machine and
running Geer.
One Road Wagon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils,
and other articles too tedious to mention.
JAMES TRICE, .4dm'r.
Sest .mber 4. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

,Dis'ressiag Se0mbod' .4ecidem-The
steamboat Dubuque, on her pass ,ge from
NJ. Louis 10 Galena. on The 18th of Au-
gust. collapsed the ilue of one of her hoil-
ers, by which accident all the deck pas
sengers. the cooks, and several Of the
hanis. were terribly scalded Nineteen
were buried near Burlington, in tire neigh
boshood Of where the explosion occurred,
four d short distance below. one at Alton,
and two AT st. Louis-in all twenty-six
live lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
CHAPEL. mn. :" nurR, Re.

NJ ttNtsAs w q II IT,
. lnllsidu acts OF nature uneonnect.
eli with priarip',. shoali never he men,
TONED IN polite 4 contest, be they ever
50 absurd, or disgracefuI TO the person
or persons ~ho pesperate them. For
hl this means tive p'sstpns ar male TO
prrpon'crate over tie Judgment. md Tire
consequence may re the 0blileratlon of
all that u good. anaiicism IS y compo-
men. Part Of the principles Of some men.
and these men are not peculier to any
party. or n any sect thur holy religion
has had its tealots: and past e ents seem
to Indicate that the hetler the csuse the
more numerous has bren this species OF
co operators This is a lamentable fact;
and prudence and good sense should unite
10 condemn il
An act Of this nature was r"conllv per-
pe.rated at Chapel ,,il, I,.."r ne in.
fnencr Of Incorporate zeal, .l 'l.h the
indiscrc,ion common Ia v'tA, IN indi-
vidual scarcei, arrived to manhor,i, some
two " rec eeeks ago, hung our istia-
g"'ste representative in effigy. " go
liiar% an lone he did tine act: no one
assisted--no one witnessed it; it was not
even known until afierW ards spoken of
by himself.
THIS has been seized upon by the edi-
tor of the Standard, and trumpeted forth
as " disgraceful Outrage" committed by
"a parry OF Wings" The Publication
was evidently made for political effect.
and not Ia present the Foihles Of human
nature f,r reflection ana instruction. As
confirmation Of this OPINION. We have
heard that an active clecumcerer sand, on
seeing it, that - it was good for two hun
dred votes" We trust in the good sense
Of the people for different impression.
Ian il he supposed that they will sacri-
fee their principles because of the indls-
creiion of one OF their party! such a sup
position would be an insult to their no.
nesty Of purpose. Bat is this zeal alone
confined to the Wings! Immediately af-
ter the last November election, parry of
Fan Buren men in Jonesborough, Tn
nessee, hung, in efligv, Judge Emerson,
nov deceased.) the then editor oi the
Washington Republican, and pure and
interrupted patriot and "hig, and as a
private citizen, one of the most estimahle
of men, as accorded by those who knew
him, even his political opponents. But
we NAV look to more hallowed times for
examples. Who was most jealous in
resistance to the oppressive yoke of Bri-
fish power! The patriots of Boston. Yet
on several occasions. the etiigies Of some
of the tools of arbitrary power, were sus-
pended by parties of these same Rosto-
ians. The principle is common to hut
man nature-snd not to any particular
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

The grand reason why the office-party
are opposed to national Bank is, that
the public money would be confded TO
ITS care as the fiscal agent Of The Govern
nent. This would take it out of their
hands; and as the interest Of the Bank
would lmperiously forbid its being used
for party purposes, political knaves and
aspirants could no longer employ il as a
means of advancing their selfish aud am.
bilious designs. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
BE command, il References % his and sheir /

hiseommand. IN reference n his and their
enndues n ~ Cherokee counlry. - /
"a. = 80 forth IN lsiier from his exsr
lenrv he Governor 0f Alsbans. d.,
Juis }, 1897. addressed b me seeFeiar
q War, and in lhe joint resolutions
ihe Senate and House n Rrpresenlsnsr.
Of that State. approved June 30, 1887.
which accompanied ihr said letter.
The court alll consist u M.lar asr.
W. Seat. Col. W. LINDSAY. aud NJ
NJ. N. Pasns: Lieut.. w. G, De Hsg
Judge Advocate. Bah I'm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

9 ssquenee il. > great number Of
iarn = rirk ..f FEVER ard ague; lille
hose "AA snaaher job. IN aae Il The
.asi nnheafg districts. wha have heen
lowed 7 loo 4 ali. are. 10 = man. in
nod health.
We find he fiilowih announcement in
late number Of The Ma usi TslrgyaDb.
MARRIED u cs-rsyllle. IN iEi> STATE m he
81 ul,. Mr William SayionA nj o. N
Mss Elmer p. farr, aged 81. Wins IA
~ i The principal Gamer ~ iile hes>,iluI
village in which she resides. She ~
sboui marrying lhr father II her uresrn.
husband, when he was carried of h. ac-
e,sienI. leaving boy. then quite an In-
fsnt, 10 her speriai protection. This
hid i nov her happy partner. with q
prnspect Of long enjoyment of The kind
-aess &C his generous henefaetress. Has
piness attend them +"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
administrators Notice.

SRHE subscriber having qualified at August
- term Of Orange County Court as admins,
traitor On the estate OfJ0HN TURNER, DECD.
hereby gives notice to all those indebted to
said estate to come forward aud make imme-
date payment: and those having claims will
present them. properly authenticated, within
the tune prescribed by law, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their recovery.
JAMES TRICE, .qdnl'r.
September 1. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
We learn ,ha, Mt. benjamin ASTON

We learn ,ha, Mr.. Benjamin Aston,
very respectable Young man, sun Of
Mr.. john Aston, vas killed few DAYS
since IN the upper eud NJ this county
(HalHsx,l by man BY the name Of
Yarharough. We understand that the
SAID ! Marlborough heat another individual
81 bad on the same day. tha, h,s life is
despared Of We have NOT learned the
particulars, therefore we simply mention
the occurrence. Roanoke .A,ip.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

a Fact TO Charlottesville Murmee
Express states under the above head. tina.
the laborers employed upon a portion Of
he canal IN that neIshborhood, have been
allowed eight drinks OF liquor day, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

We learn from the Army aud Navy
Chronicle of Thursday last. that Court
# Inquiry will b. convened at Athens,
Tennessee, on the 25lh instant. to ex-
amlae into the transactions of Brigadier
General J. s. Wool, aud others under
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
Attention.!
~

To the Officers and Musicians belonging
to the 47th Regiment of N. &. Militia.
NYoU are hereby aottfied and ordered To- at.
tend at HiIlsborough, on Friday The goth
OF October next at IL . c'ock equipped as the
law directs, for Drlh ulster and Coat Martial;
and u" Saturday the 2lst you will attend with
Your respective companies. equippe as the law
directs, for Parade and Review Each private
is ordered 10 be furnished with six blank car
trIdges Each captain will be expected at that
time TO make his annual return without fail.
Z. G. MANGUM, Col. Com.
September L. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

A new frigaie to he called the Congress,
has JUS been laid down at the Navy
Yard. Portsmouth, n. II She is to
supply H. place Of the old frigate Of that
name. now condemned. which was built
at Portsmouth about thirty eight years
ago, rle length Of the keel Of the new
frigate j. 100 feet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

THE FAIR

q asa
Reader, fid'st thou attend the Fair
II not, retrs 10 thy chamber and take
~ tl.e lamenlalion q lie great Roman,
and cry, in bitterness Of spirit, : have
lost days" while, like the Demon 81 Re-
morse. ] whisper in your ear the JOYS
which Ned upon the winged hours of thar
day. and are lost 10 Won forever. Would
you form faint idea Of tie enchanlment
Of thai fairy scene. imagine tie garden Of
Eden. without ils serpent. cOnteried in
20 a splendid BAZAAR, aith fifty Ewes in-
stead Of one, not tempting Us 10 our ruin.
but with charity enihroned on their rosy
lips, ans heneynlenee beaIning in their "a
dianI eyes; or. suppose the tirolio of e
lyPso: %, in short, suppose . scene in
which Is collected all that can delight lie
soul. ami eaP'iyaie the fancy; anu when
you have gaZei ill each sense aches with
excess OF pleasure, We will. in pits to
your feelings, conduct yon To = picture
which calls up more soothing images.
It's pyramid Of beautiful proportions.
whose sides are covered with rare and
lovely flowers. and whose pinnacle is sur
mounted BY Youthful couple. whose
cOmp.aceni looks and cheerful smiles can
proceed from Rolhing hut the happy c, IL
fdehee Of married. life thus in liea,ing.
IN very poeIlcal manner, tha, the path
Of courlship, though steep, j. sirewed
with beauty; aud that. when We have
overcome It's difficulties, we have games!
the summit If hum@n felicity. Here IL i
virgin mid a. a summer cloud. and gen
lie ~ Favonlan brerzes, offering TO lle
eager grasp ii the eHraptlred youth some
delicate mystery of the needle. the pro-
duet OF her ingenious skill: there YOUTH
inl liebe. bearing ia her ROSY fingers am.
hrosial luxury, cold as the charities oi
. man 10 man, delicious as dream Of ear.
~ love. liul urn to that animating
scene. the dinner table:
'TSerc waha 's~ years OF hungry life,
20 si"w Ihat H.. e ~qssrzs,lud >iiGa
Ariosto's she'll and Homrr's Tyre would
! fail in the attempt 10 pourlray the deeds
OF chivalrlc emprile performed BY female
As well as male cnmhatanis In fine, "a
sum up the whole scene, in the words oI
the inspired bard,
R1Fhtsye were there, 20 light the fires nf love
B'isai lips, With honeyed words To melt ths
suIl.
Bugst foIms where grace in every gesture
moved,
With ice 10 cool the youth when rap,ured past
eoulr0l
lila representative e that primitive Iuiq1i.
~ ~ apprsr, h. VS. see IL thr shape ii a
sca pion. with eyes hcamng VII, fierce .sauty,
eapGns out nf highly ornameited reiIrulri
b. his na'nff vas 50 much Il led by liz
s,ot tug nnuencc Of the scene around tha, hi
apneaEa g sarre eVoked faint srtrAn from
''m't hesu'y; howeyrT troe 1" ,is org, Isl cha
racteT, When isst secu he wis s'ealth,iy inyad
'ns t*e lhetir Of cOnnubial ippIn. S. after
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

A erand Salute of one hundred guns
was fired on the Boston Common, on the
22d instant, in honor at the triumph
achieved By the Wings Of Kentucky, In
diana, Tennessee, and North Carolina, in
the late Elections.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

parry. And While ne. wiih one accord.
condemn acls q Inc kind. they should
no' inhuenee our opinion; FOR our prinei-
Plrs are intimately connected with the
welfare q our country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
Notice.

MY son, William T. Jordan, is hereby autho.
~~ rized and permitted TO transact business
for hraself and must DO held Individually re.
sponsible Tor all his engagements.
CHARLES JORDAN.
September I. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
DIE D,

In this county On Thursday the 2sth.
ult Hrs. Mary Rily, wife Of Mr.. James
Rily, jr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
HUNTERS, BEWARE,

a IL persons are her,b, lorewsrned from
- hunting on my plantation with Dogs,
Guns, or otherwise; as this practice has heen
heretofore continued much to my annoyance,
and arm determined to resist such en,roach-
ments BY the power Of the law
JAMES JACKSON, jr.
September J.. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

Mr. Maxry. q. 5 Charge fAffaires
10 b.lsum, sailed lr,m from New York
an the 26rh uIt. IN the packet ship VIr-
g,nIa. Tor Liverpool.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

Among the Wing members of the Le-
gislature of krntucky just elected, are
Henry Clay, jr. and Ex-Governor More
head.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01
Lost or NIislaid.

TRW0 notes of hand one 81 which was Civ.
- en- by Edward Scott. OF 0nsluw county,
to the subscriber, for nine dollars; the other
by Lott Gregory Of the same county, Tor seven
dollars. and both dated IN February sst. all
persons are therefore cautioned against trading
Tor said notes; and The prrs"os from VII, -
received them arr forwarded not To M
meat to any person hu, u'ys'G ,,.FTr
JAMES s2--
Orange county, Angus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-01

Town Ordinance.

a a nitElag o. tie '.mIni ss.',ntis { the
- To~a 81 tililshOr0hgh, hsid a. Saturday
evening the Q day e SCimpteinbeE, is57, the
fll wing Ordinance VAS passed.
Be IL ordained that no person shall pot up or
kesp pians kiln. or day PAM OF aih5T iun-
bcr. on any kin siihin one hundred md tiiiy
ieet ii any dwelling house. sh' p 90 o"t house,
within the towa o; Hnisborough und., PEN
atty Of ten dalars tor eyers such offence.
Ordered, ma, the above be pubs d n he
Riglsborourh RecoIder for oae moEta
TH0S. CLANCY, +. Clerk.
septsmb-' 4. s5--4w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL

RESOLVED the urgesscs and Borough Council Of the
borough Of Richmond, That in the opinion Of this Council
for the heah and perty Of our Boro
and the Citizens bOtk practical and
pedent for the Borough Council to obtain permane
oaD sufficient make all the necessary improvement
on the Streets also other pub &c works, which may Be
found necessary order to promote the convenience and
Of town, at rate OF interest not exceed
six per cent per annum.
urthes that the citizens Of this Borough. who
are in favor foregoing Resolution be requested il
voting ut election Tor borough officers
the by inserting their tickets the word Loan
those who are favor Of said resolution, t. insert Nc
Loan.
Resolves that the foregoing be published for three
weeks previous to election, BY inserting copy
lin each Of the papers printed in this borough
Passed and approved 2l.t March 1881
JOHN FINLEY, First Burgess.
IL. King B0Fo' Clerk. l4-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

TnE subscribers Of stock in the Richmond Trading and
Manufacturing Company will please take notice that
they will not be required the rst day Of the Fifth
May next. to pay than half OF the first install
men three dollars 2A cents each share subscFbed
and the other half three dollars 2A each share will
be required the 18th day Of the Sixth month June)
next following Persons wishing take stock, will please
call on Doct. j. X. Mendenhall, Basil Brghtweii,
(Richmond) where they may have the opportunity Of
subscribing till the first day Of the Fifth month next,
which time the books will be closed BY order ofthe
Board Of Directors, w. N. LEEDS, Secretary.
Fourth month 5th, 1887. 14-4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
|sale Of Lets In west Rieh0eaa.


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sesy advsntsssoosy situated for
Isw tA lies imediatey the great national sho'e"sn
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tocs Of but the sill be Of the most oese
|ksd . rling gill be required TO be paid down.
be made this lot wi I've made hno"n oy
proprietor application be made to hin" The elevation
dryness Of the soii. and the delightful view o.
the surrounding scenery, will make pleasant s'iuatso" 4"
private Sesidences the important and extensive Improve
being made BY the Manufacturing Company and orne
opposite the head Of the BAsn of the EAs
fort canal undoubtedly mshe IL place Of business
To would say, that there - no place
Of the wss, that oess greater &c
Who wish settle tina" does ss
Surrounded by extensive and wealthy farmers
eeaer Of for mi &c tina" s"y otne
,eres coussv 20 the esens bring thei
peodce 10 the East market, make il
place Of importance. Sale will be pos'use, anf
10 commence O'Clock r. NJ.
OLIVER KINSEY.
Richmond, 4Nt mo- eAk, 1887.