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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

| WoRx FOR THE ANrlouARY.-The Chicago
American contains notice of the discovery
!of the ruins Of an ancient city, on the Craw-
fish river, a tributary Of the Rock River.
The first made discovery was, what may be
termed a citadel-the walls Of which were
Of brick, four or FIVE feet high, twelve feet
wide at the 5ase,and supported by buttresses
every five rods. The citadel encloses the ru-
ms Of six large buildings, and about five 9TH
lers Of smaller size. Without the citadel or
inner wall are the ruins Of another, also made
of we'll burnt brick which appears to be a.
bout three miles square. Specimens of the
brick are in possession Of Mr.. B. kilbourn, of
Milwaukee. In three angles Of the inner
wall, there exist remains of large mounds,
one Of which, at the southwest angle, IS now
left about fifteen feet high. The site of these
ruins is now covered by forest Of large
growth, some OF the trees being upwards Of
two feet in diameter. The land is surveyed,
but not brought into market. 1t is all claim
ed however. by settlers. The ruins Of the
city have been named 'Axtallan,' from an
idea which is believed to be prevalent in
some parts Of Mexico, that there was in an
Gent times city of that name lin the north
ern parts Of North America The Ameri-
can adds the following: Compared to other
ruins found in various parts Of the Western
country, IN. York, Ohio, and Missouri,) it is
essentially unlike them in respect to the ma
terial of its construction, which in almost ev-
cry other discovery has been found Of earth,
generally thrown up in circular form. This
on the contrary, is Of brick masonry, and of
rectangular shape. 1t corresponds, however,
in being alike remote from navi; gable streams,
which, it is believed. is universally the case
with all the ruins hitherto found. This fact
may contribut. more than any thing else. to
enlighten the further researches of the anti
quiries; for it is such an one. rather than the
hurrying business talent of the world at pres
ent, that will devote any Of the precious mo-
ments Of fleeing time to the investigation OF
the doubtful past.'-[Sangamo Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
RICHMOND FOUNDRY

WE have on hand An assortme., ~
and I'D plate, STOVES; viii ,..g
Mil and Machine Castings, Plough, RI
AAdirons, etc.
Hsv,ng 90 enlarged our works - to h..n.,
INNS to keep q constant supply Of the ~. sss
c'es. together with all Others usually made !, =
An establishment, We with cop6dene. ;..,.
call and examine qualities and pr;c.. AWE " :
w +. GROVER l. On
We .ill have Franklin and email P.,,.. - ="
this fall. Nsss
August 6, 1895 al ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
MlSCELLANEOU8.


lied tIPE S0TONEst
Coteau De Prairie, Sept. 1860
mentioned in my former letter that We
had been arrested and made prisoners by the
Sioux on our approach to this place, and
herein insert for your amusement and edif-
cation, the most important Of the speeches
made and talks held on that momcntous oc.
casion. After these cOpper-visaged advO-
Gates Of their countries right had assembled
about " and filed up every avenue ofthe house,
the grave council was opened in the follow
ing manner
Ts-o-kun-hxoIthe Swift Man) first rose and
said
Ny friends. am not chief, but son of
. chief am the son Of my father, he IS a
chief, and when he is gone away, it is my du-
" to speak for him,he IS not here, but what
/ saw j. the talk Of his mouth. We have
been told that you arc going to the Pipe
Stone quarry.-Wc come now TO ask
for what purpose you are going there, and
what business you have to 60 there?" allow!
Howv' vociferated all Of them, thereby aP-
proving what was said, giving assent by the
word how, which is their word for yes.
"Broshers-1 am brave, but not chief, my
arrow stands in the TOP Of the leaping rock );
al can see it, and know that Te-o-kun-kho's
foot has been there. allow, how"
"Brofhers--Wc look ut you and see that
oficers) we know that you have been sent
BY your people to see what that place is worth
--snd we think that the white people want
to buy it.
Broshers-We have seen always that the
white people, when they see any thing in
our country that they want, send others to-
value it, and then If they can't buy it they
will get il some other way. allow, how"
B5oaaers-l speak strong, my heart is strong,
zn~N Oh - al 81
the red men by the Great Spirit, it IS . part
Of our flesh, aud therefore is q great medicine.
allow, how"
"BrOkhers-We know that the whites are
like great cloud that rises in the east and
will cover the whole country. We know that
they will have all our lands; but when they
get our red pipe quarry they will pay very
dear forit. allow, how, how!''
~BroGbers-We know that no white man
has ever been to the pipe stone quarry, and
our chiefs have often decided in council
that no white man shall ever SO to it. allow.
how"
Broakevs-You have heard what have to
say, and you can 70 NO further: but must
turn shout and 20 back. SHOW, how, how
0roGkers-You see that the sweat runs
from my face and am troubled"
Then ! commenced 10 reply in the follow
my friends, ! am sorry that you have mis-
taksa ~ % much, and the object Of our visit
70 your eouotry. We are rot officers; wei
are not sent by any one; We are two poor
men travelling 10 see the Sioux, and shake
hands with them, and sec what is curious and
iatersstiag d their country-this man who isI
With me aud nv friend; - - Sa-na-nash.I
Ian Eao]ishman.1 allow, how, how"
GAN rising and shaking hands with him. audi
. sumber Of them taking out and shewingI
British medals, which seemed 70 have bseSl
sesrssed about ,hem.)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

to help usthrough, and We win g. through to tie
Red Pipe.
They seemed not to heed these threats At all
and still insisted On the terms they bad put uPor
Us. We however saddIed our horses and rode Of
through the midst ofthem. Adieu, &c.
GEORGE CATLlN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

nesE Drops when properly applied, eGectualy blast
inc nerve md prevent it. twDginx, and this without
the least degree tastennx the decay of the TOOTH
rsodoc,ng any Of thoss unpleasant effects such
0ec Of the nouth Ae which attend the Of mineral
.esds pe.Fosh, and other caustic preparations Eaeh
ball Of signed By the proprietor, Geo. NJ Al
January 18th, 1887. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

-. H@'vOH O11V z."Rs.N1,G sGfe cure ~ a. -
HE Itch usually assumes the form OF anal -
'ntermixed with pustulcs; but it, aspect, a., -,
x..on' and deccitfuI II may mt all timer, hovr,,,
u,'.'nguashed BY the inceesnnt and iaror,une 49,.
which attends il the constitution beier rr,S,rt -
.ectsd t"PPears cccc.,oonliy every ,art oftke -
ne lace alone excepted. lie most u.uai seat !, q
tnc wnses and 6ngess In the treatment of thn -
m"cn INJURY frequently done 10 The constitutoa (,
use Of mercuria preparations such o blue oss.e. a.
me active ingvetiientA the French On 4eot ere =,
vegetable. and the article - cestnio SAFE an 49,
cure Tor TINS very a. ubtesome coAplaint. ~ %
Dutch Hn".os. Beware of,mposition.-Ea hid b
sectons - signed by the proprieto:, Geo. n. Ada -
OUT winch none are genuine. For s~lcby REln
January 18th, 1897 A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
&CoENoN@ 3LIIsk93U0
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
AZ holloway + 0AV0
Corner Of Main and Front Streets
RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INpdA

TERss.-Two Dollars Q year II psid 80 -
rasd wsthiu the year; o. Three DolDass - 1
the volume closes. The above terms VIII be ssney
EpeceJ.
Auvxarsssuc Twelve lines. thsee i.sesaseea =
>.,tiitional iusestiou Is cenls Twelve DiDes . p
three oesths, -; for six 0sofhs, -; sossss y~sS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
Now IL the Dime.

lP PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS and mos,
W OF the valusiIe produce ct The country 10 sold
generally Tor this season. and Casa must be plenty nov
ever The meaning OF all this, is that farmers and 9th
err can az well at future time for Smith
work. The money mast come-there 10 no rastake .Od
that pretty shortly. MN MEX.
6The Black sntth60g bosimess
WILL BE continued BY the subscriber At his old
stand on Pearl s;:eet below the Market, in all its
various branches Those wishing their work we'll
done will find it 10 their advantage tn give him
call. WM McEK
January :, 1897. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
Free Trade and Mechanic,.,,.a.
J0b o.. &armf.. - ~.

THE subscribers havio~ ..,...s -.
nershiP under the 6rm Of Swan. = ~
pleasure in informing the comr,u.jtv -: -
have erected a commodious Mach;.e a.. .a
Richmond Foundry. 4 are nov re.d, = I:
prompt atteotion u all orders for C.rs;.. \:
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathe.. or any ~:
Q. macn,@ery; as also tor turning either 10 -;
rate workmen. they with coskdesce I'm ~ -.
ity and disPositions to please their cu,e... -
qualities and Prices) ask patronage fro. ~
erous public. 80"
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
Richmond. May Lei. 1896. 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04
JAMES w. BORDEN.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER.
Richmond, Indiana
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public, il nov ready TO take the acknowledge
ments OF deeds Of conveyance, mortgages, &c.
He will also draft written instruments in an &C.
curate and neat manner. Ohice Main street,
OPT osite the Branch Bank.
August 9Th. 1885. 3l-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Drug Il Medicine Establish meml.
'NVhE subscriber having removed his drug concern
from the corner Of Mann and Third, to the shop in
part occupied by Charles Dckinson, matchmaker, Main
ton now, and intends keeping constantly hand sup
ply OF DO anic medicines lie has likewise resumed he
practice Of medicine but intends from his shop
and confne hmsefto the Ct chronic disea es vis
Observation-Disclosures manner of
Scrofulous diseases-Pasy-Sore lecs-Con-
tracted li:nbs-Female complaints, &c. &c.
Also, ready prepared and constantly on hand.
Remedy for the Pilcs-superior Evc-water
pills, without mercury--Veg
etabe Vermifuge-cure for yellow water.
surfeit, &c. for horses.
Patients from distance afflicted with lingering ,e.e
Is, and who cannot themselves, will be a:commu-
lated with suitable medicine by forwarding in writing lv
private stating the particulars and the
9th mo- 1896 ASH
The following certificate may be Of interest to tie bI
TO TIE PUBLIC.
This certify that have been crir pie for vt.
wards Oi ten years, occasoned by spran by nis
nagemcDt knee became much worse eplaroe.i End
Gallons substance formed which rendered the limb entire
y useless, the knee being stiff could only get about with
cratches. employed several Physicians, after
,ther without success but through favor became ar
}uainted with DR.. VIM. A. Bruck Of Richmond and nv
attention and perseverance, am 20 far reetore thar
expect IN a short time to have the fray limb.
, RACHEL LINTON.
The above Rachel Linton being relative Of os,. an,
os sometime resided with and whilst the great
st improvement going onsti u. and NAV add IN
he above certificate Tin grateful remembrance that INV
~ fast recovering the her limb that
We entertain no doubt Of her perfect restoration
November 3oth, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

49, ~ LOOd00 L3eogoey OoS0ss
UDg % Pn1IX01ooH.
Assy .isA oil ds.H AID .,sis.,se'
THspepe - ed - al ssieb ~ dee"v'"S'
m IN - b csueht 81 look.
~ 81 o. : love 6sssdes AiopIs.
No jescss ehsie wiasAesy 1ing;
That lovss indssd Dsst b simple,
W. yislds 20 % silly thing.
Ne osss nsed W ~ the blight glancsa,
Whseee espid shoS arrows Of yors;
To ekuDls Ise ~ limit our hncioa,
As1 love By the bumps Cs explore
o. bow ~ ess tell IN oiooses
What fate will - ours whec Ne wed;
TIE bsast hss no ressiOs withsn u:
That 10 Dos ssgSsved on the head.
Ths Seve tiae studied the ssieeee'
VIA yasa, end cannot tell how,
,Tva6ose sili the 80 ~ alliances,
1sssgAe The 6sse Slincss u her bsow.
CAssAlssy GWely sxpao6ieg.
Thelasgsse IhapPsssd 70 -;
0pcA asRw1Deats 6os TO eoomandiag,
Thesghs - b pssctissd % ne.
TAss Nancy cane nsxs, and each feature
A. mild - ~ angel aPPsass;
vsotss'j. the sweet little cssatsss,
To take peep oveS her esss:
Dss1suc7svenses, terrible 00s",
Aese VIVID developed did lie;
TAop peshsps il 10 eoss0On IN Women
And hearts nay be all they destroy.
TIE s,esW efsssDcm was in Hannah,
1shnsjbesod, stwas terribly strong;
Thea 1ed, los - rather that any
Than tkaa to ~ vile should beIo0G.
osss TUNED ~ fancy tO Mary
Sbs swose shs loved n1ehing bus Ne;
How the look aod the index could vary,
Fer caught bot sELs-Lovs could zee.
LocAl,1y-1yly betsnying-
IN Hslen passlo0 20 sOa0:
0poko sueh psedsl5csioo los stsaying,
Th0aght 1-she'll he never 1t home.
o. soae were - low IN the forehead,
1noves eouDd settle ny mind:
while olhess bad al that was hosTid,
II tenible swelDings behind.
AZ IesstA twas ny lot to discover,
TIE knesa II skulls believe:
Te pDsass a. % puss3s Ioves,
That Spusshesm or Gaul could conceive.
,Tvosld take . whole age % deciphes,
The buop's upon Emily's head:
3 said. will settle los lie here,
And seudy then after we'se wed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

This 10 to certify t. the public that nv husband Dan
Boswell, in 1885 afflicted with a con6sme,i cens.r
ton and that by the attention and medicine received
d.. VIM A. Bruck, was restored 20 perfect health NJ
husband has since been travelling abroad nd 20 "a, AZ
am acquainted his health has ever since hem oorxl
ELIZABETH BOSWELL
18th mo. lst. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

CUPPlNG, AND TOOTH-DRAwmo
by Johm So0nFfain.
Who scl'c'ss share Of patronage f,u. -.
and will be prepared to wait on the. :, -. se
homes, or At his, in Franklin street. o. a.M
Main street on the east ssde
Richmond, Oct. %, 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

A. TAKE NOTyr~
The uodenieoed hav;,. 49,.
Cd the mercantile w.
doors east Of the Bank, on Ma;s -.
house formerly occupied BY ]. " C:s
leave to inform his old friends Tia. =.
plete assortment Of all kinds ofGOOns 80
the western country; and he will cen 49,
cash or country produce. Jeans. ~.
and many other kinds Of trade viii =. -, -
highest price. SEA ceGts will b ,;,.. 8 ~
feathers in goods. lsol,cit the cussc. = ~
ff'encs and hope ! will b able to trr,. sst
mccall and zee.
December 3rd 1896. ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

Nor BAD.'-Dr. Hoadely Ashe, lately dead, was
nephew Of Dr.. Hoadely, who wrote the Suspicious
Husband had the pleasure Of sitting next to IT.
Ashe ono day at dinner, whe" he began story with
AS eleven Of my daughters and I were crossing
Picadi!y-' Eleven Of your daughters, Docsory
rather rudely interrupted Yes, SIR reloned the
Doctor. have nineteen daughters. all living never
had son end Mrs. Asbe, myself, and nineteen
female Aske pleses, sit down d-twenty to|
dinner every day. Sir, am smothered with petit
coats He probably meant sskes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

JaS-eracker-Canneogs hskaitaiadelonon 10
said to BE the correct Indian for the Mohawk river
Santa Anna has had . conference with TIE Presi-
dent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

October 25d. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-04

"My Friends, think as you do, that the Great
Spirit has given that place to the red for their
pipes. How, how think you do, that the
red men were made of the red clay, and ! see that
10 the greatest 1edicise. How, how lgve you
great credit for the course you taking to pre-
serve ond protect it; and will do 40 much a. any
man to keep white men from taking it away from
yom How, how Bot We have started to 90 and
see il, and We cannot think Of being stopped"
Mah-cou-chi-tashr ose again (;nterrupting me. y
s.Whiae men your words are vesy smooth: you have
some object in view, you would not be 50 deter.
mined 70 xo-you hive good design, and the
quicker you turn back the BETTER there is use in
talking any more abou: it; If You think best TO 60
try il; that's all have to say. How, how
"Mah-cou-chi.sah, and all the rest Of you! listen
to me, fos my words will be few. We shall saddle
our horses when We are ready to 60, and we shall
60 ahead. Il any man sees fit to raise his hand
against our horses, let that man be fully a.
ware that ne have talked the whole thing over. and
fully resolved to hazard our lives the event. We
will zee the Red Pipe before We 20 back one STEP
os ve will die in the attempt"
have travelled up the whole Missouri: aud I
have seen every chef in the Sioux nation: thew
know me, and they oil know that there 10 not q man
IN the Sioux nation vho dare ioiare q hair Of nv
head.
We shall saddls Our horses and start, and e ,nv
diABcslaes are thrown in way, or insult farther
- eassed 70 ~ will soon bring snea enough hero
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
Selling out at fsst.
Passed .Iuns 18th, 1897.
CUAs. Go RKEsY, Cl'k.

DEING determined 10 close my present tisj.
Id ness, will s>l, at prime cost, the remainder
Of my stock. consisting Of go,d assortment Of
GROCERIES add LIQUORS for a retail eaah.
lishment. Any person wishing TO engage i, tho
Groce y business, would do we'll to call and exam-
Ire for thems.l es. The sian1 will also he to let,
WITCH is on. of the best in the place. with good
Bake Shop il, the rear, which also be had if de-
sired. Y. j. PARklSH.
n, R,ous 1.a.,a. 1877. 3-:f
hrN. B. All person, '4:debted to the suoscri-
Der will pl.asc call and settle t., same without dee
lay. Lead or Mineral will be tak.... a,scnarss
o. debts, or for the stock ON hand. 4. ,. =
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

custom houses 10 be funded duties TO tine exeu-
sioa of 70 rner issues of the Gosenmen,.
The United States Government and citizens are
in bad oor with The Mexican authorities, and it 70
10, though; the GIFTED states VIII De able 70 oosaiH
the sat siactin expected ios gre ances when .he
have c.pcrienceeI. aad it is doubtful whether re-
preventative Of the gosennentw viii be receis ed a.
coat
/ Affairs hope win present more favorable as
Ipect, uhea Geae.ai Bustamsnte takes ONCE. he
lis gsn,lemanly, courteous, and well informed
mar. has .asa MUCH at tae world. aad doubtless
J, otiiel nue., by his travels am nciined to tiaS
In m itbs al IN his sentisnsnis; aad ne VIII exc
himself 10 conciaie the irIsndShip OF % eisia ne.
tons, and compose The cohhie'ns eieinehss MS
10y
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

Bearing 7rouble.-A fretful, bus
Ting, industrious whoman, had a good,
easy soul for husband, who was often
made to witness the wonderful veloci.
ty with which woman's tongue some
times wag. She was alwaysi in trouble.
Now this thing went wrong, and now
that. And not much wonder either.
One day she rated him in a huge pas
sion; when he said, quietly; i hope,
Molly, you may die .trsf, for l can
bear trouble much better than you can. )
North America possesses the longest
rivers, largest lakes, greatest cataracts,.
widest prairies, profoundest caves,
strongest tobacco, biggest canals and
rail roads, and wisest statesmen, pret.
.tiest girls, and rankest rattlesnakes, in
the universal yearth, as Lord Duberly
calls it. Who would be fool enough
to be born in any other quarter Of tie
world-if they could help it.
Tho population Of Upper cs.=ss ror nr,o,,,,.
20 3ss, 500. = 'N'.''''''
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
,,po.r.xr .pnx rur cHocrAw AesNcY.

J;so-rAw As.Sc,. April 81. ic5o.
The Indian cnontsy Oh the southwest Eoaiir IS
.IIsd with Mexican emissasies. some hse or SIX
nave been seen among the wild Indians. and haze
induced ,h. TO .sss up arms against r..s. h ,.
nass, regardless Of The treaty, crossed PEI ~. nh-
10 nse, The wild Insian., sad have made geass-
70 osi $: &c
con,.s,, casring horses. arms, ammunition. and
ali the plundsf they CA 'as.; oes des psaseaois
Posse .yos OF Texas il Trey csn succsed IN nr'F-
ng of its Inhabitants. Tnss: iasitst'on., ! as
s1Te yu,, have crsstsi no laie sensation among
or Indisas, naay OF whom are pco-, sad are ga
Y Tor drea.u.., sptrd little with feelings OF an
a,deat isee ios ii. Texans. they being bInca
I'll mo American family; and II we do noi haze a
INN I'd srey ca this froati.-, j, viii be os'n-
10 the o. omp, satasrins Of military icce a. to.ns
,.n.a, o. led river, waica d. 40, Al pssssns SCI
aay ssn OF. Parties Of f eneiy inaians coaes il
da ly, complaining If dspTedat oas h.ins comm
led m isesn by :he =ild indsaas. Sc erai Ada
5asssss (An,s.ieaa) have bsen pianfe:ed and dIi
fea 10 from The parties b. Caniaac Is, who hs.
osea urged 10 these asis By their Measezn allies
1 This s,s-e sFrs.5,ss (, ,-s. MT 10 "a = ,n,s.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17

Nep Mail Carriages.-The Post
Master General has offered premium
Of $3.50 for the best model Of a vehicle,
made close, strong, and water proof,
the inside to he-devoted exclusively 10
The conveyance Of the United States
mail on the great mail routes, into
which the whole great mail passing
from one distribution Office to another,
may be put and locked up; with box
readily accessible to the driver, also,
strong and water proof, into which the
way mails may be put.LSeats to be
msae on the outside, sufficient 20 con.
tain foi:r grown persons. and no more.
Another premium of 600 is offered for
vehicle embrsciag an apartment suf-
6cient.to contain SIX passengers and no
more; an apartment; mace secure, like
the above, for the U. States mail: and
. box accessible to the driver in like
manner, for tho way mails, These
models must be delivered at the Post
Office Department by the 2oth day Of
May next.-Bicknells Reporter. -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-06-17
Hotel for Sale.

rBE lubssriber will sell tina, large and commo.
4 dious white franz: house iii ths town Of Park.
hurst, w. T. sit,,a.ed Immediately a, the head Of
the Upper Rapids.
This IS one of the finest openings il the west for
publ. house, and any one wishing 10 embark In
this business, can get great bargain in the abovs
property, with immediate possession. For terms
apply 10 the subscriber in Ds Bud,e, 70 y. rsrf'
hurst in tho town Of Parkhurss, Orr Nv. Brush.
Esq. in Galsna. Mershsndise ii fair pics would
bs taken ID exchange Tor sid propedy.
JOHN PLUME, Jr.
Du Buqus, 10th, 1927. 3-f