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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11
HANINGTON'S
NEW MOVING DIOR MAS
CITY SALOON,

CITY SALOON,
Opposite 81 Paul's Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully infimeJ thu, tho shavo ,,
and faslnonsb'e place Of ia nov oen ~
I,rger scale than formerly with New et ~ w,.n
Dionnic scenes. painted by the best Artists The al.o bas
been entirely rcfed for the comfort of vors md s,.
dsc,rafed forming The most complete and Psia sh
ton Room America No SPARED IL ,. 49,,
Donmasatinct moral interesting slerdi TJs asa,v
has painted NY Mesrrs White, Walker Jones s.sn @
cough, Lslr, Sewcl', and Others. 'a'"' DC"
5HlpwRECK OF THE MEXICO
The faithful
aed the mn~t nte interest NJ IA
fence h first VIII be repraied ,hs .n,a.
wi n the follow ing attractions - '''"'"s'
:, Animated View near Plymouth, England.
H-East Indian Scene, VI Naval Bate
INSTRUMENTATION, Nff-9tafru nm sb,nu.xn.L
V-Fslofthc Angel, Cathedral srs,,LIa..aas
v-Tbe Celestial Regions, fX-Iiaian Fantoccr nj
Among the DROP Scenes
Mount vssnon.-Duke White.
View the Kline.-C. Lehr.
Cosunna In Spain.-P. Grain, Fen.
Scene from he Maid Of Cashrnerc-H seweu
View ~ London fiom waeroa Brsdr~-Benrsurh
View Mssolongh, Greecc.-R Jones,
Temple at Scbnce.-Walker.
Boxes 5ecenis Pargcc and upper Is cents clre.
accompanied BY their Psreniso Guardians hs III prce
Doors at performances clock Daft
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MEXICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITHEA
a TIE, RICHMOND HILL, Corner varick and Charlton
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

20 good Straw Sewers, at As Delaney street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

NOVEL AND ELEGANT PAsTIME.
NEW CARDS ON FUTJRITY.
SHNHE DRAWING ROOM GIP-EY, an ;nscr.ssus C,ame "A
which Dors,t.se srd ~ lc,s cns
On Pate interviewer with hcctors on DE as nd directions
The daACLE or DESTINY; nser-.,,,s r,uc in which
rrcu huny the oil 1--we and Mar
ANSWERS or THE APPROPRIATENESS Postirsl eSsnvcy
sapas which cancss employed decisions 1--we
Ne hop, fears, and rebuis.
The absvs with ofothc M sale psskstorc
ofC rosou,, Ne 4ei Fulton street, doos above
laniiy
ADIBs who ofInfants Embsctteries would do
~ we'll u ali al CoCHRAN's LACE AND EMBROIDERY
STORE "a Cathsnne street where hey vii find The bet
ed rrocs and Robes rich Frockwass Linen cambs
stock n Black Wells Rsck and white Bord DcHi vei
BLACK and White French English Blond Trimming lace Ere
work al Linen Cambria Cus Handkerchief Cap and Col
lsr every description together with ssnea assortment OF
Lace sn Erodees and chcs surpassed By
any IN tbs city. Who'll sale and retail
jan him THOMAS COCHRAN, a. Ca,hsrse st.
WANTED-Bya respectable Mechanics Wife dafey len a
" Wtowls sltuat Housekeeper and Seamsress Ia
sEasc At Mrs. CRANES ~ Elm 81 jii-iw,
WANrED-BROKEN BANK NUTEs-Netes of the Bank
w ofMmsgw, Michigan, fer which The highest pce will BE-
PAID byJ II BACHE 1871 Greenwich street the North R
Bark jit1w
MOOD CUTrf Hs WANTED.-5 Or o men TIM
wv hsye been Used ~ Wood Cuag to 90 ab. II 40 miles firm
New YoE t9oi wces viii b. given eni several weeks work
Apply al the once of this paper. jill
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MADAME SAMNE, PROM PARIS,
cLsxN = RRPAms
LACE stsSpn TuL.s EMsRoroERrss AND cAMsRIos
On an Improved Srcpis ,chfch spa an aySaya~ce sss
NO ITO WILLIAM sTREEr
ntoms
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w ArFED-A first Brass fnshe~ for screw cutting and
" turning, To WIN
80 - s''"'' Apply Oob nnoduWdy say
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-11

NEW YORK TATTERsALLS,-rhep sxt ~
snsr SAILS ~ Horses Carriages, Harness DC, continue -
Mordsy Al "a
o selech.
The sale will entc Monay isfh inst NJ ~ 1clock
Al Horses Carriages &C. Intended sale must ~ shown
and heors Saturday 18th inst a o'clock
Pm. JOHN W. WATSON, fts kr"snwu
mt
The herald., 1837-01-26

nr THE attention of The public called the sale sf the
valuable Real Estate of the late NJ annon ESQ., situated the
pr frabe and busiress Part o Chaham street Mu
berry sndn the Bowery takes place by Of tie Exc
atthe sas of Bcecker sons No 10 oaa
THIS DAY. tbs 9sh instant For particulars, see Their
suotion column Tx5Nt
The herald., 1837-01-26

POLICE, Wednesday. ay.-Ennbes es About two
months ago Messrs Herrick No. % South street,
their regular carman being sick, employed man Of
the name of James Van valen TO fulfil pro tem his
place.
Van Vacn was entrusted by them TO deliver 81
barrels OF hour, which he did, and received the cash.
S2l3 for the same, since which time until his arrest
he has net been heard Of -N'
At about 5 o'clock today, he was arrested, and is
now in Bridewel The money, however is non in
pentus. Van valen declares he has sYent the whole
oft. tt
The herald., 1837-01-26

National THEATRE.-To the lovers OF sweet
sounds the performances at this house tonight Offer
GLORIOUS treat. The new opera Of the Pirate Boy the
nuncipnl character Of which is to be played by the
ovelcst Of wsrblers, Miss Watson is 10 be produced
for the first time. As we anticipate crammed house
we intend TO go early and place ourselves among the
cognoscenfi,, AZ we are want to do when any thing
immensely musical Is going on.
The herald., 1837-01-26

Mr.. DrSNEFoRp's BESErIT.-We observe with
pleasure that Mr.. Dinneford anouncss benefit for
Friday evening. No enc can deservet more, nor will
be more sure OF a substantial incoming As much ,a-
lent is volunteered as IL the occasion were what is
termed complimentary benefit; we trust he will find
Grove the best actress in America is to play the ex-
qulse character of Evadne, in which play Eaton,
Ssfton George Jones and Miss Waring will also ap-
pear; and to conclude the attraction, LabelIe Au-
gus,a dances for this night only by the permission Of
Mr.. Simpson.
The herald., 1837-01-26

II We understand the directors Of the Geological
Institute, have, in the kindest manner appropriated
Monday next Jan. 30th Doth day and evening exhi-
btons, for the benefit of Mr. Van Ambmgh to whom
the entire proceeds Of the exhibitions will be handed
over. without any deduction whatever -
The herald., 1837-01-26

IMrosrAnr DEclslos. the District Court of
Philadelphia it has been decided, thai il Captains
and owners of vessels. on loading goods ena wharf,
do not give notice Of it to the consgnec until too late
an hour in the day to enable him to store them they
are responsible for the damage that may be sustained
by the exposure s.sf..
The herald., 1837-01-26

A syrxy AIpERnAr.-Alderma Erbcn has not
We, explained his statement Of "sx married women
and ,x married men, not their husbands" sc Come,
no backing out
The herald., 1837-01-26

MAuBRAs.-An article upon this late lanented god
dess OF song, in London periodical, concludes by
stating that upon her being eRcored at Manchester,
~ the last ougushngs of her divine melody-she said
10 Sir George Smart " if singi again shall die"
He answered that nothing remained but for her to
leave the orchestra, and ne would address the audi
ence She esaid with renewed energy, No! will do.
it, but shall die"
The herald., 1837-01-26

Apyo,yTsEwT nv the GovERSoR or rHP SrArE or
Nav Jrassy.-Horaiio q. Prall, Esq, Of this city TO
he 3 Commissioner 10 take the acknowledgment Of
deeds. &c. for the state Of New Jersey
The herald., 1837-01-26

~ Mr. MAsos, Of the Park Theatre, y recovering
RAPIDLY Of the wound he accidentally received the 9th
er day
The herald., 1837-01-26

FRANKLIN THEATRE.-The excellent little dan
seuse Miss Kerr, takes Benefit TO might've trust
this deserving young lady will have a bumper.
The herald., 1837-01-26

Ssow.-The Washington and Baltimore route 10
New York, experienced very heavy fall of snow on
Friday and Saturday last. a,
The herald., 1837-01-26

NATIONAL Enthusiastically evening a young
gentleman was announced as his first appearance on
any stage in the character Of Richard Ill. Whoever
this aspiring youth may be, it boots not TO inquire,
but Shakespeare must be defended from all outbreak
ngs Of an untutored mind, which through ignorance
would convert the sublmest Of his characters into
burlesque and harlequinade
'debutanf is in common courtesy entitled TO q
patient hearing, and he manifests some Judgment in
the conception of his ardnous undertaking, minor dis
crepances are overlooked from the consideration OF
. first appearance But when a would-be hero as
sumcs the Buskn, and with premcditated eanestness
treads the doubtful boards as nothing less than Rich
ard we are led to expect than ordinary qualif-
cations and, at least sufficient tact to escape dam
nation.
IL was enough 10 hear Richards first sslilsquy
murdered by this youth; for when he said
And han the clouds thar lowered On our osss,
In the deep bosom OF the hocean bmiel-
and still persisted in his readings, twas both painful
to witness the rdcule at first excited and his last ef
forts crowned with shouts Of laughter
HUM sH4.M vorcE FROM THE Boxes.
The herald., 1837-01-26

Ir BowERy THEATRE.-Mr W. Dinnefsrd, the
enterprlsing and worthy manager OF this establish.
Hvnani or the Fatal Oath, in style and spIcnder
seldom equaled in this country. And il il draws as
well at this Theatre as did some time since in Phi
adelphia, he will be amply repaid by an overaowing
treasury Mr.. W. Seton is cast for Hermann and
Mss Wannc. Zanthe. Go and see il on Monday
ulpht next stU .Y
The herald., 1837-01-26

| sr A beautiful engraving Of Willis has been pub
lished. Alas noqedy thinks my ugly face worth en-
The herald., 1837-01-26

II Mazcppa isplaying at Louisville.
The herald., 1837-01-26

THE GaEAr BssnAw-The Nashville Banner
gives full erposf Of choice humbug DR.. Bsshaw,
the celebrated surgeon dentist who bleeds all who
will suffer him, and in some instances actually draws
the very teeth out Of the creduous. Unfortunately
this great man las many great men are) is afflicted
with bad memory, and somehow or ether, where
ever he goes he renembersto to forgcta the debts that
he NAV contract--iqudaton being no part of the
professors profession ,.t..a.r 49,.
This ia unfortunate for those who have credited tho
Bashaw; bu, unfortunately for the Bsshaw himself
his creditors memories are not so bad as h's own,
and they now urge their claims long and loud IN the
papers attaching to the professors name the tlc OF
s.-rogue and swinder-unhl he very much resem-
bes dog with kettle tied to his ial-a whole host
ofpcrsons shouting upon his trail Wherever he seen
beware Of the Bashaw. ~ b. He is soon expected
In this city
The herald., 1837-01-26

IT The Brooklyn Ferry is said TO be improving
Very well.
The herald., 1837-01-26

x-r Three days later from England has been recel-
we'd but there is very little news Of Importance What
do we in this country for the toothachc OF {
Prince of the royal house of Bourbon-or headache
of the Princess of Braganza?
The herald., 1837-01-26

FnAscoMA WEArHEa.-John Punchard, Esq has
given the Salem Gazette the following specimen OF
weather al Franconia, ". VI. -
"Fancons, Jan. 4, at 7 A. NJ, thermometer at 80
degrees below zero.
18th, at "A. W., IL below-at = M, 20 below.
The herald., 1837-01-26

A STRONG CLArx.--In Kentucky paper underline
above caption we read at the last quarterly meeting
Of the Exeter Humane Society, man claimed re-
ward for saving his wife from drowning" u y not
said whether the claimant was refused on the ground
oflunacy
The herald., 1837-01-26

WAR WITH MEXICO From the accounts received
from Washington yesterday, there is general belief
that the present authorities of Mexico determined
to make war against the United States. The release
of Santa Anna, and his retreat to this connry will ac-
eelerate the war. .rf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

ME subscriber respectfully informs tho inhabitants OF
Richmond and vicinity that he has recently select.
ed, with the cities general stock Of
merchandise, comprising DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
etc, which he offers the public Tie accom-
aodating terms.
As is his intention to form permanent location la this
place. il will be great dcsideraf, install himself in
confidence of his for which, all his ehors will
brought into equiston and, with reliance Oh the part
of for Paw, he hopes 10 prosper.
N. d. PRODUCE Of all kiads taken in exchange for
GOODS JOHN WILLIAMSON,
". E. Corner Of Main and Font streets.
RnnmoSp, 5.h mo. 25;h, 1887. 2lu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

We learn with great pleasure, says the New
Orleans Bee Of the 18th ult., that all the Ameri-
can vessels with their passengers and crews,
which had been captured and detained at Meta
moras, have been liberated by the order Of Gen
eral Bustamumte. and that the commander Of the
Mexican feet was arrested and imprisoned at We
"a Cruz, for having captured those vessels. This
is striking proof Of the magnanimity Of Busta-
mcute's character, and an omen Of returning am
ity bet veen the two nations
The Spanish Cortez have created a senate for
life, by a large vote This initiates the Louis
PHILIPPE character.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

The above ! received from James Bailey, who had
heard the who first Put the reports alluded in
And further of public
will that all such nothing short of base cal
umny, put IN, and kept circulation with other design
in my estimation but injure The firm OF my
Father and Brothers, the present time in health
full than it previous PERIOD far
prescn, acquainted And may further s,a,e that if
any cmbarra skoud any the above
frm in the slightest degree affect for
any connected, further than by consangunisy
The public's injured friend, W. BANCROFT.
Sixth IN 1O.h 1897. 23-tf
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LIST OF NEwsPAPERsIN INDIANA

Indiana Journal,S
Indiana Democrat a"apo'is'
The Republican Banner,
*: S:: ::s S ssss: as,.e...
New New Albany Albany c August New Albany:
Jacksonville Courier,> Jacksonville;
Indanian,e Charleston;
The Salem Monitor, Salem;
The Vernon Visiser~ Vernon;
The Investigator, Corydon;
The Evansville journals Evansville;
The Dissemination, New Harmony;
The Western Sun, v;
The Saturday Gazette, '
The Phanshropist, Washingson;
Tho Transcript, Bedford;
The bloomington Post, Bloomington;
The Plough Boys lc,..r.,.,.
The Indiana Temperance Advocatc,&
The Wabash Courier Tcre- HaUte;
The Record. Charlottesville;
The Eugene Gazette, Eugene;
Tn. Constellation, Covingson;
The Lafayette Free Press, (u.e....
The Lafayette Mercury.
The Delphi Oracle, Delphi:>
The Logan.pors Telegraph, Losanspors,e
This Peru Forester and Miami Chief, Peru:
The Sentinel, Fort Wayne;
The Goshen Express, Goshen;
The Michigan City Gazette, Michigan City,
The South Bend Free Press, South Bend;
The Laporte Herald, Laports;
The Telegraph, Andersonsown:
The Muuce ytonan, Homegrown;
The Newspaper Noblesville;
The knighsstown Sun, knighsssown:%
The Chronicle. Centrcville;
The Richmond Palladium Richmond;
The Hcrald,e Nashville;
The Repository, Greensburgh;
The Village Times, Vevay;
The Rising Sun Times, Rising Sun;
The Indians Palladium, Lawre nceourgh;
The Brookvillc Americana Brookviie;
Tbs Wa,chman,e Cohnersville
In all hfty-swo papers. Those marked with have a.
dcptsd the proceedings of the Convention
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24
AW MOTTO E..

j. $. SULLIVAN would respectfully inform the public
that he has associated himself with JAnEs PxRRv, OF
Union County, rac Counsellor At Law, and
opened Office in the Borough of Richmond the north
side of Main stcct, between Pearl and Fronthere no
lcits and hopes share of basinsss-hich aa
receive their prompt and joint attention. 2l-5m.
RICHAoND May 18th, 1897.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24
N . t &c T. .

The subscriber wishes inform the people of the
part of the State Indiana that left the patterns
his improved patent plough, in the of +. Grover &
Brothers in Richmond, who ready 70 cast from
receipt of 80 each patern TO be
used any other than Wayne, Randolph and
The Of wrought shears, and
the and cheapness in making
ing irons Numerous certificates nigh, added,
o call and examine for themselves.
NATHAN BAKER
juno 10Th, 1887 23-3t
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Wheeling, June Is, 1887
4 NnND\l


VA. NONONG ALA LOTTERY.
Class No. > Saturday July l, 1897 $4,000, TO-.
900 1900 900 1900 and Is OF 900 eachTeke;s $40.
cer:ica.a of 25 whole tickets VIII Sl3J shares in
proportion.
VA. WHEELING LOTTERY, Glass No. I. draws at
Alexandria July s. 1887, $2 700 5000 s. 800 500 Il,
500 1900 and IS each of l,00o-Tcke;s $40. cert:f-
of 2, who tickets will leo. shares in proportion
VA. PETERSBURG: LOTTERY. Glass No. 6, draws
a, Alexendra July l5 1897. $4,000 10000 5000 ald
25 of ,250-Ticke 10 dollars. certificate Of % whole
tickets will 40 dollars, shares in proportion
NORFOLK LOTTERY. Class M. 6. draws a Alex
ana, July -, 1887 100000 5000 and 25 each of L..
u00-Tickets dollars certificate of 25 whole tickets
will cos: 20 dollars, shares in proportion.
VA. WELLSBuRG LOTTERY, Glass ), draws n, Al
cxandra July 26, 1887, $4,000 10000 6,000 and 50
each of 1,000-1icLess 10 dollars certihcats of %
whole tickets will 40 dollars shares in proportion
MAMMOTH ALEX. LOTTERY, Glass f., vii posi-
lively the 23d of September, 1897 $4,000 25,
900 10000 10000 5000 5000 500, &c-Tickcts $2o
Halves 10. Quarters ). certificate of p whole tiekess
will $50 dollars. shares in proportion
Address orders
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Wheeling Va.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

| A WoMAx KILLED By A DOG. On Saturday af
tefn0on last, a young woman Of the name Of Ann
Banks, q relative Of George Banks, tenant Of
the rabbit warren, at Meols, near Leasowe Castle
Cheshire, went with the children of the latter
to take walk on the seasho-e. They we're nc
comPanied by dog used by the warren keeper as
night guard, and as protection for the rabbits.
The children returning without the young woman
were asked where she was, but they could give
no other information at the time than that they
had left the dog biting her. This does not appear
to have caused any suspicion. as there was no
search made for her until her heightened absence
caused her relations to dread that some accident
had befallen her, and, after persevering
search, until about four O'Clock on Sunday NOR
ming, the unfortunate woman was found in an
inlet formed by the in the turfopposite the en-
bankmcnt, lying on her face quite dead, and d.
vested of every particle of clothing except her
stockings and shoes, and horribly mutlated in her
person. II appears, from further examination OF
hechildren, that they were amusing Themselves
with throwing sticks into the water for tho dog
to fetch out again, and that of the sticks fall
ling at the womans feet, the dog, in his eagerness
seized her leg, and in repeing him she reused
bis anger, when he Immediately attacked, and
succeeded in destroying her. When the children
left her she was contending with the dog, but the
youngest child was under her cloak at the time the
dog seized her leg 1t is very fortunate the chill
dren left the shore, as in all probability the dog
would have destroyed them. The dog, OF breed
between a mastiff and a bloodhound, was shot the
moment it was ascertained he had been the cause
Of the poor woman's death. What adds to the
nature the occurrence, the father
OF the young woman must have been passing
the spot in his cart, returning from market, at
the time his daughter was contending with the
dog, but owing to the height of the embankment
he could not see what was passing on the shore.
(LirerpooI Chronicle
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

TAKEN Up, BY Joseph B. Ssrawbrdge livi.s y aync
township, Wayne county, Ind, an essray fALLH, sup
posed years DID, of chestnut sosi eoor small
blaze in face, hind white and mad ON when Ia
h, N, small hell. .uDrased svsnay dollars by Nero
Rr;ssaw and Wright Do hereby certify, The
hove % BE- . ,rpe copv from my loo& Of essEays-
HEM. STRAWBRIDGE, ]. p.
June 5h, 1887. SJtP
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r> SoR the RICHMOND PALLADIUM
.ssrD...sns 10. o. eal.a succeeded BY violent
dene d ~.~ e~->'OsAc reverses Of fortune Incl.
III ealm-nough: of ai-quie.s,s 70 ma, IN. .r.n
,u-. ey DER the bor"de.s field. Of space. All ma
composed, every blade and spear Of
:, me more rerian, leaf tokens ,,ura, h,,
- owing herd 'nh,ia.rs prompted by c,.,r
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

An ORDINANCE TO IxrsovE Aa!s srsesr-
Izo-o,v Council Borough of kiehmonds lhas n
. of four thousand dollars be, and the same ia hsfrW
-~-onr led To improve Main Street, between the West
pd az 10, No and East side Of lot No. l6i-on IN
uh side Of said street, by grading and paving al shes
par. living between tbs Government ~on ma 's es'~
&C. 2d-Thc First Burgess is hereby authorized ooI
- !, nv .,,m or sums money! sign note or noeee -"
-. ;n.o effect, and. the payment OF when suo -
,bereon the faith Borough Is hefeoy e0
caby pledged. ~b;-s h. sbe,l eAasxe
-, IN mooev received; credit simss'f Wa what
h. pay. out; keep fair .pS assus -. Cses, :. a.,
rorn missioner. and make . iuii report - a'7 N
STA p... IA. nd approved june 9Th. 1897
fasSea s" = T. MENDENHALL, First B.rges-
u,~~ Roroweh Clerk (213D
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

AV0W01 B330330Ns
GrWe arc authorized to announce THOMAS
P. ALBERTSON as u candidate for Coroner
GIVE are also requested to announce JOHN
B. STIIT Esq, u candidate for Probate Judge
Fos GovEkxos-DAvfD WALLACE
Foz LIEUTENANT GovrRxoR-COL. DAVID HILLS
JAMES RARlDEN,- JONATHAN M,CARTY
Fox REPRESENTATIVE IN THE SrarE Ii ;IsLArrar.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, JOSEPH MORROW,
A. w. BOWERS, NATHAN SMITH,
RICHARD J. HUBBARD, CALEB LEWIS,
GEORGE HOLMAN. THONASTYNER.
For CLERx CouKr
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL. HANNAH.
FoR REcoapEa.
JAMES WOODS T. f. SHORTRIDCE,
JOSEPH V GREGG, THOMAS JORDAN,
FREDERIC Dillon, AMASA BOND
ABNER HAMS. JAMES ILlFF.
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, HARLAN ROBBINS.
SAMUEL DE..ONG, JEuIEL JAMESON.
ASSOCIATE Jrpcr.
JAMES N. BAXTER, WILLIAM RUSSEY, Sea-
DANIEL. REID. JESSE WILLIAMS.
BEAT.E BUTLER.
PROBATE JupGE.-.;. ". WHITMAN.
Fox County Coau,ssloNsE-DAN1ELP T. VIRGINS.
For CoaoxER.-SAMUEL W. FORsHA.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL persons knowing themselves be indebted 70 the
subscriber either by Book account would confer
particular favor by calling Immediately and settle te
declined business and exceedingly anxious 60
settled possible therefore hope
will this notice Jhosc who
pay now. would well call and balance their
book by Tho books will be kept che old
stand, up stairs. =
JEREMY MANSuR.
RICHMOND, May Sd, 1897
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

THE subscriber has made arrangements with E. JONES'
&Co, which will enable him to keep constantly hand
variety of CASTINGS consisting of Cooking Scre Cranks
Gugcons Spur and Beral Gearing. Rag ons .Andirons.
Plough Moles, Wagon Bores, Fan Rigging, &c. &C.. all
of which will be sold the Foundry prices and
All orders left with him will be promptly attended
9th 18th, 1897 (23tf) f.. EVENS.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24
STRATTAN & MEEK,

ARE Jus. receiving from PHILADELPHIA, Q laAgs
and superior assortment of Pr AS FANCY DkY COODSs
which they will sell CASH. excba for
try produce They respectfully invits the friends and the
public generally and examine their stock they can
,i, their customers with almost thing (aDd o0s
L.e Lcss0 they may wish 70 purchase
RrcHyoSp. April ., 1887. l1u
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-06-24

NROM the lot of the subscriber in Richmond. the night
II of the 9Th inst, small, brown bay MARE IA or Is
hands high four DID, her forehead hind fee
white nterfered in travelling, and has small white spot
oshe, marks recolected any
said the subscriber in Richmond, give
~ which will lead the recovery of her shall
be literally rewarded. EDWARD FRANCIS.
June 10Th, 1887. 233t