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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

AN ORDINANCE, resuaaeise 1asase. go
Market days u the bass1eSof Released.
0sesioa I. - u oedaiaed y The Bueppsses 81
1ossush Counel e The BoeoS e RiehSanAJTaae
TuesIays. Thuvsdap saa Saturdays = saeH vsok
.s,a Be- p.bl'e n:slst 9.ys; s.s .aIses 49, spea-
fn.e Day of April tin The - d.y . Ssasaher, -
= eeloek I'm ths fma day e Ssgsobes - -
Gssa day Of April; market honrs o epasinue an
O'Clock q eaeh markes cay.
Sec. =. market Master Of Clerk shall Be eIees
ted a. the fss eFgaasx.sion of sach Cpuaeil snuu.
ally, whose duty !. shah be 10 keep sbe ws;xnss.
Meas0Ees, scales AID ap:,endaees IN good oder
'n soae coaseeseat psace ahous said msrkes, 70
CLEANSE and eradicate ell uuisaucc. ue ufEe.sive
matter, see that no unwholesoms or jar.aeed
,aeass OF marketing be cold, and that correct
sc:t Of weights, scales End mcapes be wed b. IN
scllen; and TO require true weights and mcasuyes
in al meats butter and vegetables under f,ss.;,
Of the same, to b sold AZ public auction Ges the
bens6s of the borough, prevent all dsturhGnees in
and about the market, that both buyer and sels
her be accommodated with % eomfostahDe NJ con-
venient situations ~ ihe circumstances e NE ease
W'u admit Of. and 10 secure TO the sye occupaat on
any unoccupied seaod or bench sufficient psrtiou
Of said stand, decide contentious for stands &c
and to sell or rent tho sass a. the Coanc, NAV ii.
rect by resolution His compeasaaioa shah Do sfiv
dollan per annum.
Sec. 3. h shall be unlawful to boy or cell asv
OO5O0Q0
quantities THAI one quarter except during m.sket
hours and in tho market pisces, except rs a FROM
Il person OF persons owning ~ renting stall IL
said Market.
Sec. 4. h shall be uaiawfur to buy or sell any
kind Of marketing in this Borough, except IA the
market place during markets hour
Sec. s. shall he tbs duty Of the Treasurer
TO furnish weights and measures Of the prorer
weights and size, for the use Of The Clerk Of the
market, which shall b tho standard for all weiehss
and measures used in said market; and il shall DO
Unlawful to SCI! with lighter weights, or smaller
measures, o. TO bring in any uawholesome, dam
aged or dccayed articles Whatsoever.
Sec. 6. Any persou ~ho shall resist or disobsy
the Clerk Of the market in tho lawful discharge of
the duties herein spec6ed, shall violate any part
parts ofthis Ordinance, SHALL conviction there
Of before the first Burgess Of this Borouoh, pay for
each and every such offence, sum no, exceeding
ten dollars to be collected 40 an action Of debt OF
damage in ordinary cases.
Sec. Z. All Ordinances heretofore existing un-
der this head, arc leereby repealed.
Passed and approved Jan. Sd. 1887.
JOHN FINLEY First Burgess.
F. KrNo, Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

N THE TOWN. OF NEW lDDoN, Fe0A TaE lam OF 5auI
18th 10. 1855, 10 THE 7ih OF InE ID - l61z-
NEW LISBON IS handsomely situated within -
aed half miles Of ~ centre Vt Jay esnnty, o .
high bluff hank Of the Saiimony river; eos Ezt':;'y
Of SOIL bealthiness Of climate, and andsome Ioeal
s,tuatoo it is surpassed by few towns in the State;
il Is surrounded by extensive and rapidly incsess-
ing settlement through which the Contemplated
rail road from Cambridge City to Fort Wayne will
probably pass. Finding il necessary from ciscum-
stances which had no control, &c adjourn tise
sale of said lots Aforesaid At which time ltien
canoe will be given snd conditions made known BY
SAMUEL GRISSELI., Proprietor.
NJ b. Those wishing 70 attend, will 6nd good
bridge the Sallimooy river opposite said town
January Z, 1880. f-Sw~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
yfArIsTlCs OF WAYNE TOWNSHIP


A. there has not been Published for some
b1gth Of time, minute statement Of the nat.
10 advantages and resources Of this town
|Ahwe have taken some pains to collect
0lssals in order TO furnish our distant read
- data BY which they can form an idea Of
- town and neighborhood, and Of their re-
7Petive resources.
Wsync Township, IS nine miles in length,
Nanosth n south, and seven miles from.the
- state line west. 1t is gently rolling cx-
ayeDear the margin Of the river and creeks.
= sod consists manly Of clay intermixt oc-
NssaaIly with pebbles Of limestone and Sill
ose particles Of sand, which 10 well adapt
~ ~ kinds ofgrains and grasses cultivated
? - west. Timber principally sugar-tree,
neeA, oak. walnut. hickory, and cherry
onAssneath this STRATA Of clay is to be found
sesaeos iSom 3 to ~ inches, horizontally
Poss1 y his species Of rock is generally
Good water, considerably impregna-
- VI lime, u Obtained by digging from 5
eet. One reason for confiuing our re-
sn1 - this small tract exclusively may be
1noA it peculiar situation with regard to
- sshss Of the same extent, perhaps in the
when We say that nearly every quarter
cooeo . supplied with branch Of the main
aet Whitewater, (which has cut the original
- TO the depth Of 20 feet; having by the
s1isa Gifts current been reduced gradually
- 70 It's present bed, exposing large mas
- de best building stone Of the above de-
:9doa. Into this central chasm pour ra-
Ne smaller streams. Some precipitate
nseives over lodges ofrock to the distance
- teet. The main branch is formed OF
- Prongs Immediately north Of this place,
Nasr (Which Is sufficient for mills the whole
these streams with others Of less mag
- tusnish good stone for lime and build
ed their various notifications drain this
- tlact Of the water Of rains, leaving its
:: aes Tree Of stagnant pools; and il is from
Seas:s may Be attributed the great degree
- health IT. inhabitants enjoy over dis.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

~ PORK, WHEAT, CORN. OATS and most
VI Of the valuable produce OF d: eountry - sold
generally for this seasor end CASH must b plenty now
ever The meaning Of all this that farmers and 9th
en- can m we'll nav 1t future for Smith
work. TIE money msst coms-thess j. n,stake. and
that petty sAostly. W.W. MEEK.
orThe DDaek snmitht0E business
WILL 60 continued BY the subscriber At his old
stand on Pea st:eet below the Market, in all its
various branches. Those wishing their work we'll
done will find it to their advantage to give him q
call. WIN. MEEK.
January 7, 1887. 1T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

TAKEN UP, by Robert Conner, Of
Wayne township, Wayne county. 1od.
km one bright bay MARE COLT With
black name and tail, no other marks OF
0iluD brand peiceivable, supposed 10 be one
year old last spring, appraised ten dollars BY 10
seph Aydalott and cmple Aydaiott, the 9Th Of
Dec AID. 1896.
A true copy from my estray hook.
VIM. cox, J. p.
Jan. 4, 16S7. l'-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

THE Members having Books belonging 10 the
Young Mems Association, are requested to return
them on or before Wednesday the llth Of January
next, for the purpose Of having them new labelled
and also full catalogue made out. IL - earnestly
requested that the members will attend to this no.
,ice JOHN II. HUTTON, Pres't.
NEIsoN PACE, Sec'y.
Richmond, Jan. Z, 1887. I-1w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

bat there remains ne doubt 4 lis having
been the work Of an incsndiary.
A message was received from the Pres-
dent recommending IN appropriation tor the
immediate construction Of > Ere proof build
ing for the Post office Department.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

New Arrangement.
THE subscriber having made arrangements with
Samuel Patty. by which he .peends 70 increase his
business, is desrous to seyde up old accounts and
commence 4 new scose-when he hopes to offer
additional inducements for future favor.
Merchants, Physicians and others who may want
any thing in the line oe
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye Sluffs, &C.,
can oe supplied terms that cannot fail to please
Call at the old stand Of IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1897. l-N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the COM
pensaticn Of the Treasurer Of the borough
Of Richmond.
Council Of the borough Of Richmoed,-Thss Tie
Treasurer Of tho bosough, shalt hereafses receive
one and . half per cent. on the amount Of money
paid out Of the borough Treasury annually, 10 b.
allowed by the Council
Passed snd approved January 3, 1887.
JOHN FINLEY, F.. B.
If. Krso. Boso' Clerk. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

B0pE0t0y lD0PE0t0U
vuVHE subscribers Offer At private sale in the lewa
L Of Warrington. Wayse CO., 1adians. . LOT
near the coatre Of said towo. with new aud Gem.
Portable dwellisg HOUSE, together with . large
and we'll faraishsd HATING SHOP. with all the
tools, &C. necessary for he hsttog business thoso
wishisg to purchase will examine for themselves.
Terms efsale will be made easy.
NATHAN BRASHER.
BAfLY ALBERT6ON.
Wsshipgtou, IL mo. 1886. 5S-3@
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

n .OST within the last week o. two, somewhere a.
bout my :~iIl, large calf skin pocket book, con
tanning quans; Of notes, receipts, &c. and about
e, dollars in money. The public arc for~ armed
not to nav aov notes duo M unless they have my
Enforcement. A liberal reward will be given 10
any person who will return the same.
JAMES C.. MAXWELL.
January z, 1887, l-3~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

Of ~ taking partner in business books have beeu
opened since he llth 1t the lsh month 1886 aud have
q large amount due tire cd bools. which, 10 MOI
settled By The Let Of sssond Deoth 1887 (at whsch a
We wild Be preparing - - to fhiladepha) wsu be lea
hands that will .spop The qsssca' il other nan-
net, for must and VII, p1sble. collect ny ed stan-
ding aceosnes. BENJ.AJMkN SzR-<TZ:AN.
lat mo. 7th. 1881, 1T.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

Public Notice.
BY virtue Of an order from the Borough Council
to me directed, will sell at public sale on Saturday
the l4th inst. at O'Clock said day, the stalls
in the Market-hOusc
sAM'I w. FORSHA, High Cons',.
Richmond, Jan. Z, 1887. I-lw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

0rTbs debate Of The Rieh0a1 HeDsafe Asso-
ciaitoa on The subject oths sslsaive orsah Of The
male and female mind viii b publ;e - Thursday
evening next, md general invi.atiou gwen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

THE subscriber will employ 9 8 meo to cut
cord wood ION the Logansport road miles from
Richmond to whom c"ostan, employment and ill.,
eral wages will be gwen For particulars enquire
at tho suoscrbsrs residence On tho conner Of Front
and Walnut streets JAMES GROVER.
Richmonj, Jan. z, 1896. 1T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

DERSONS indebted to Aorrissoa & Wiegiss
- are requested 70 make paymeat, AID these
whose notes are due accouats long stsndisg, il
not attended to SOON, will fnd them in the hsods
of o6cer for collection; it b hoped those co.,
ceraed viii attesd % ahis CALL. - ie veald -
oct efthe 1saseson Ter - % call pessosally all.
Richmosd, Dee. a, 1857. Set
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
s11dND PALLADIUM
Sssuasy Z, 1851.

Sss0asy Z, 1851.
- e<s..ds snd Patroxs.-We have
~ % our old tripod 10 announce
1s e presiding over this depart
s1.saapsun. In making this an
o. =. vish TO offer 4 few remarks
.s re intend IN pursue; and this
D.s;eulesiy necessary, because we
N 80 On entire change from the
~ Ibis paper has been heretofore
n vas the aim Of the editor to pub
.aner Is would not offend either
s,eeI parties IN our country. How
l-.seded his readers are already a
S.e: Believing Il to bc The solemn
1874 editor 10 place the bad rs well
1881 deeds Of the public servants be-
s.r1e. we will exert our humble
e1poes every act Of our public d
~ We consider opposed to the best
~ he country.
&s~ r;eh. glad an opportunity has oc'
= 10 throw ASIDE the 1scaiy-soutt.
.r1v. which we were compelled 70
- We occupied this place on q
.seea;op. The irxth should be told
sS;ecr vho derives his bread from
s = affsid 10 offend, dare not tell the
Ssa. wThe price Of liberty is eternal
s,ss:- ,sd The political press is the bcs'
s.suapj sGninst the encroachments o.
~ pu6ication Of the conduct d
s'sse servanss-thc extension Of knowI
~ polisical economy Of governmen,
.vssieation Of the spirit Of the con
49,. ~ u our laws, will do more IL
....s.e ~ perpetuats the principles OF
~ ~ eminent was founded than any
~ ssr1ey in the power Of man. TEs
- - most powerful engine That can bt
Ily - demagOgue or the patriot, and u
t.huiv q The latter to expose the machlna
~1 dose who would elevate themselves
4 npssing On the regretted credulity o
esmmunities.
VIosher Mr.. Van Buren, will fulfill thu
~ siven his friends, "to carry out thu
20 30 gloriously begun is yet to b
I'D. The mere fact ofhis giving tina
- = bot the shadow Of an evidence tina
- DO i. We will not condemn him il
.ie;1asion Of his official acts; but we d.
- him for many Of the measures tina
=. hen 20 isgloriously forced upon tn
-. i u not, however, now. cur objec
- the ruinous effects Of several Of tn
,ssss Il tie present administration; bu
~ 70 say that We are opposed to them
- Andrew Jackson rs q man we hav'
- 70 say. We believe he entered uPol
v3ue;es Of the Presidency with a heart ful
lsSeisude for the welfare Of his country
ahs has been imposed upon by the suppl
Ippehancy Of those around him. His tern
insv;ce, - President, Is about to expire
v - history Of his administration will form
! important volume in the annals Of on
Weyement. The historian will do him jus
y. IL he has not received it from his politics
Popuiar education should be encourage
rsll parties. In the interim Of the session
he state and national legislatures, il sha
eeivs large share Of our attention and CO
b conclusion, we only wish to say, tina
: hope with industry, 10 publish an hebdon
y, rot altogether unwOrtoy Of patronage
j 70 assure our friends, that NJ the polite;
NEST Of 1870 thickens, the Palladium wi
1T he rack 'sfoddcr or no FODDER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

Rieb0ood, Dec. 3lA, lo9o.
TBss - to certify that the reports cosees6,se my
pocket boek having been stolen BY oae H0ss Has-
rs, . colosed man, ere entirely (alss. 1esvs him
the pocket book and told him 70 uss oae dolsss e
tho money. lie retained fifteen dollars, sud -
returned ~ the balance. This . pubsishe1 -
indicate the chasscses ofa pes.on Who hss been
aecuse6 a hovlaa pesuuaded The eo3oeed 0ao .
steal, and - divide tie spoil.
PAUL LAaNH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

0rThe subscription price will be given at
this Office for complete files Of the Palladium
for 1884, IS SO, or for either year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

A LIST OF LETTERS,
II EXAMINING in the Post Office at New Castle,
Hansy csuaty, L., January lst 1887; and. moi
taken out bese tho Let day Of April nex viii b ssnt "a
the General Post O6es 10 dead le4tess
A Mackl,n Robert
Anderson Ephram McComes Elliot,
B N
Bundy Ephraim Needham Jesse
Bennett Zojock p
Bell Josiah Pike Miriam
Bradbery Josiah Pool Ephraim
Brown Oliver r
Brown William Rogers French
C R0binson David
Corey Stephen Robinson James
Cowoill Joseph Reed Rhoda
Crowford Henry Il 8
D Smith Stephen
Downing James Sweet Lewelan Ann
E Standsn Henry
Evans Grover 2 Shelly Ebsnezer
G Shelly Jesse
Garrett Nathan Swayze John Be
Gossom William Smith Esther
II Strickler David
Hawn Samuel Sunderlin Lossin
Hall Mary Ann +
Hunter Heary Tweedy James
IIcaton Joseph w
Huff Solomon wimma William
White John A
JeHeris Felix2 Wilson Richard
Jenkins Daniel Warner David or John
X Wanner John 2
Knoggls CALVIN Wood Isaac
n wsyman James va
Marshall Dinah
ISAAC BEDsAUL, p. N.
Jan. Z, 1885, l-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

Free Trade and Wecha0ic's rights
- ". SsCA6ss, - CO.
THE subscribers having entered into Co-Part-
= uership under the frm Of Swain. & Co., take
pleasure in iaforming the comCsuoity that they
have erected a commodious Machioe Shop, near the
Richnosd Foundry, 4 are now ready to give
prompt attentioa 70 all orders for Cardiog and
lSpissisg Machieee, Turning Laths:. or :sy kisd
or iron Of any description. Having employed first
rate workmen, they with coskdsncs In their abil-
ity aud dispesitioss to please their customers in
qualities AID Priees) ask patronage freo gso-
erous public.
~ JOB w. SWAIN,
! JONAS GAAR,
! ABEL. TlIORNBURY
Rieksson1, .Nsx lsf. 1896. 3~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

F. Klxc, Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
100000

Balance in favor Of township, $4,000
The above calculations are made upon the
townships own resources, and it's ability to
pay the current demands upon it.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
SENATE.
MosDay, Sept. IS.

Two memorials were presented by Mr.. Clay, from
citizens Of Wheeling and Baltimore praying for Ma
tona Bank and the latter praying IN the alternative,
for tho Bank chartered by the State Of Pennsylvania,
as u. S. Bank
Mr. DAVIS, presented memorials against the an
nexation Of Texas, from Massachusetts and Con-
necticut
Il Mr.. BUCHANAN presented three remoustrances
from the city and county Of Philadelphia of similar
character. t4
Mr. NILES submitted joint resolution that the two
Houses OF Congress will adjourn on Monday, October
9th, which was read first time.
Mr. WRIGHT, gave notice that ho should tomor-
row. ask the Senate to take up the report Of the Com
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26

NJ which lie said he had never approved o The names u
hch the President lied diApoeed Of the cnrrency hll
st sessien although mis- skcts " Thought the r.
|tention o. the biithsd been SOLITARY.
Mr.. Upton then took the floor He agreed with
the Senator from South Carolina, that this time
Of great disicss and that was the duty Of every man
10 show his hand. He thought the first step 70 The en-
barassment Of the country the putting down Of the
tended TO vote against The amendment Of the senator
from South Carolina, but he would for the bill pro-
posed BY the gentleman from Virginia He would vote
Tor the postponement Of the bill. @lt eHi a
Mr.. CALHOUN expressed his regret tina, the motion
to postpone had been made The country required final
and prompt action on the subject Topostponc, would
be 70 surrender the question. ,f3{f
Mr. RIvES made few explanations, and
The Senate adjourned fina 43t TfH 3N
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NHRANkLlN lNFlRAlARY.---The public are re
spectfuy informed that this institution, erected @,
die most approved plan, and in airy and ADM
fable situation in the farbourg Franklin, upon the rail
road, one mile from the Mississippi.
The building large and most commoIiousIy divided
INTO apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases.
The inssitation is supplied with the most skill
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages.
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
to five dollars per day, including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards dollr per day
Slaves also dollar Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars
All capital surgical operations extra.
The resident physician is Dr. II. Lewis, to WHOM,
L'lzemberr, No. II, Rampant st. wa
4 ATE PUB.ICAIlUNS-Ih iirolhcls, Il tale Of
IA the Fromde, in vols.
The Wife and Womans Reward, by Mrs Norton, in
29ols.
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
The Bashiu lrisn,an, Or the Exile of Erin in vols.
A Narrative of Visit to ihc American Churches,
by Dcpuatio from the Congregational uuion of Eng
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, ID. ID. and james
NJ theson, ID d, in2 vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworth, 90 vols vcr,
neatly bousd inlO
Tile Works of Mrs Sherwood, being the only uni
form edition cverpublisl,ed in the United States
Justrpecycd and for salcby
WM M'KEAN,
oct > corner Camp and Common SITS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

LATE PUBLICATIONS..
FUNIIE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE illus
Il trated in series of short and familiar ESSAYS,
originally published i'll the Banner of the Constitu-
ton"
C0BBETTS LEGACY TO PARSONS: or have
the clergy of the established church an equitable right
to the thcs, or to any other thing called church pro-
perty greater than the dsscncrs have to the same
and ought there ought there not, to he separation
Of the church from the state in six letters addressed
the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops with dedication to
Bloomfield Bishop Of London; by VIM. Cohhett, n. 2.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTHAM.
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor containing full account of the moneys
COINS weights and measures of the principg trading
nations and their colonies; together with their values
U. s. currency weights and measures, translated from
the 7th edition of Flugel with additions from the works
of Kelly, Nelccbrocher Kruse, McKeugh, and others
by Francis J, Ggund, author Of Elementary Treatise
Oh Plane and Solid Geometry" &c. &c.
TARIFF, or Rates of Duties, frsm and after the 3D.
day of March, 1883, until the 3lst of December of said
year. inclusive, on all goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United Statos of America, as es-
tablishcd by acts OF cnngrcss.
Just received and for sale by w. McKEAN
nov Corner Camp ana Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

P4tfc .4ceounta,tts md General .igeacy Office
HAMlLTON HALL having opened an .fice at No.
II Exchange Place, for the transaction of b,si-
ness relative Is Accounts, Collecting Debts, Transla-
tons will engage write up and keep tradesiaen
hooks citierby the month, year job and is confident
from the experience he has had for many years past
in of the most respectable hoses that he can give
general satisfaction those who may phuso to employ
him. lie pledges himself that all debts entrusted w his
will receive his best attention. and from his know
vices with the fullest confidence, ut the same time he
will give security for the faithful accounting of all
ceips. TRANSACTIONS aud from the French and Spa
ush language lie will likewise undertake TO execute
with despatch and correctness.
iyear Nrtc Orleans. October 1886.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND BROKERS OFFlCE,