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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

DEPART NEST OF FoRtIaN RELATIONS
lis Exccency the President Of tile Mexican Rc
pubic has bscn pleased 10 address TO Inc the follow
Ing Decree;
Act. /. The President oil the Mexican Republic
to The Inhabitants. BE il known. that The General
Congress has drcrrel As follows:
Ann. /. The Government IS authorized TO arrange
Tor compromise hnsiei9) wth regard to the claims
preferred b. that of tie United States OF the North,
and 10 commit To the judgment OF Il friendly Power
the decision Of those upon winch they canot eohna
to determination, provided the tii'ed States them
selves agree To this.
ART ,. The Gotcnlneat i, alao authorized, in
case the Tn tad States shouI dcuy the Satisfaction
which should ask on our pat. or delay II beyond
the time which shah be fixed coniormably with the
treaty. OF should continue the open aggrossions area-
dy committed, 10 close the ports 10 the trade OF that
nation 10 prohibit the introduction and use Of lis
manufactures, establish period Tor the eonsuinn-
ton or expuraiion o. those already haHd, and 10
take all measures required Tor the purpose, and FOR
the safety Of the Republic.
MIGUEL VALENTINE, President.
Trpso NIEGo, 80 cc,e,aY.s
RAFAEL DE- NoNrALyo,
Therefore,, | order ii to be printed, published, cir
cnIdtcd, and carried INTO due lulilment.
Palace ofdie .Nafioao! Goecrament in Ner'co.
May, 20. 1887.
ANASTASIS BUSTAMENFE.
OF t,DuZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
MAsn1Nnroe. l1eeember %.

'fnE Ualrfo STATES AN MIxico The debate
Which begun IN the House ~ Representatives. ON
Tucslty last upon the qucston the reference oftho
memorial Of the New York Peace Society. was yes
tcrday closed by reference OF that memorial To TIM
Committee ON Foreign Eelaons (by vote of III
to 5l.l
Mr., Hos ard, chairman &c The G ,nmit,ee on fo.
reign Hralions, referring 10 the statement made by
hni two DAYS sincc that no such oirt Ind been nada
10 this toycrnaent by thar OF MeNico MS rs referred
to IN the mrmord ol the Peace ,elety. Informed
the lIousa hat, alth0ue thai ,latrmeHt Of his was.
when male, sirt, fuc. aud made ia the utmost SIN
ccfily, yet that, siufr then, communication had
bcnnleceNch BY this G vetnRlee rom that oi Mesi-
CO. transmitting tle copy ef = Decree. translation
of which he had had prptfel al Nlfeh was read /"
the llouse. Mr. II. adled, however, that II wassill
true thar d0ect OIL, La bccu nude 10 this tios
eminent by the President al t,e Air'can Republic.
The decree above guotcd had, indeed been officially
Communicated, but the President OF the Mexican
Republic had moi aiimltcd any rurpose on his part
u oompl, will-llr decree cltheru - first o. It's
cord aruelr.
The l,louag is a copy aitit translation present.
cd by Nh liowAnp, as above:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
MILTON BROW y,

l. Resolved hs the Senate aud House OF Repre-
senta,ivcs, That our Senators IN Congress be IN
structed, and our Representative requested. 10 use
their influence in that BODY to prevent the annexation
Of Texas to the onion.
,. Resolved. That, representing as Nc do tn"
People of Vermont, do, hereby IN their name
soemnly protest against such annexation III any
form.
8. Resolved, That as the Representatives. Of he
People Of Vermont, do solemnlA protest against
The iimss non into his Onion OF any State whose Con
,tiiuton ,oleraes domestic slavery.
(. Resolved, That Congress have iuil power, by
the Constitutions abolish slavery and the slave trade
in the District OF Columbia and IN the Territories OF
thc Ifnit' f'1'es.
J. E --a.Ll Lin, cnnctl-. H.. lhe ar- lLln.nn u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
AtiZlsls1isfr:t&3r's sale OF NEGROES.

Dec. ; .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-04
TSvENTG-NlFE CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS OF VERMONT

Thelollowmg the Resolutions OF the Ncrmon,
Legislature, the subject OF \bntion, recently
prccentcd 10 Scutatr and since temporarily with
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
TURNPIKE MEETING.

A meeting of the citizens interested IN the pro-
posed Turnpike Road from Richmond TO the Ohio
state line by way of Boston, was held IN the Hall
of the Musical Association in Richmond, pursu-
anrto adjournment. on Wednesday the 10Th in
slant.
The meeting organised by calling Rob
ert Morrison TO the Chair: and the appointment OF
Lynde Elliott Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated
bv the chairman a call was made for the report
of the Cornmitte appointed to draft Charter for
the Company. The Committee reported that
they had not vet been able TO perform the duty
assigned them, and asked for further time, which
was granted.
On notion Messrs. Clark. Lvbrook, Hill, Pyle,
and Hamm, appointed Commute 10 re-
port the meeting the names of suitable
persons to be named in the charter as Commission
ers to open books and receive subscriptions of
stock; who. after having retired few minutes
reported the names of the following gentlemen:
Robert Morrison, David S. Evans,
Joseph Pyle, Benz Fulghum,
Dr. J. R. Mendenhall, Daniel D. Sloan,
Robert Hill, Philip Lybrook,
Irwin Reed, Enoch Railsback.
William Scarce, Alex. Grimes,
William Hill, Daniel Clark,
Jason Hamm,
which was concurred in by the meeting.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of sundrv .xecutioas. me directed from
ID the Wayne Circuit Cons. l will expose AZ Public
Sale at the our, House door the Town Centrcviiie.
Wayne county. Indiana. SAT, RDAl, the loth day
November the hours o. III oelocN- A. NJ
and O'Clock p NJ, said day. following propsrtv
wit: One House and Lot in ;he Borough OF hiehmon
Wayne county, Indiana. being numbered Sixty. as nun
bered the plat of said Borough. laid of by Ch>'es w
Starr: Also House and part Lot numbered Two, as
numbered hs plat that oil said town. laid Of
John Main Street, perches
West North East of said Lot, thence South
5! degrees West 80 feet, ,hence North Al degrees West
IS feet thence North 5! degrees East. So feet 10 Main
SO feet the of beg taken. IN txecu-
on the property of Edmond Grover, the Suits OF
John kilgou John NJ Taylor, George Springer. and lrv
Reed. Il. q. NOBLE, Shift. W. L.
October l3, 1888 4otsc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

The committee appointed to obtain the sigma /
lures OF subscribers for stock made report as fol-
lows:
The Committee appointed to open books for
the capital stock OF the Richmond and Boston
Turnpike Company met and opened them agree
ably to direction and have subscribed on said books
fourteen thousand two hundred dollars.
The chairman stated. In addition to the report
that the Committee had been able to hestow very
little time upon the subject, tina, they would
have been able TO report a much larger amount.
The following preamble and resolution was then
proposed, and adopted:
Whereas there various public Improvements
which will be completed at no distant perod.from
, this place TO other important points, and whereas
the various interests of community, require fair
distribution thereof, therefore be ii
/ ResOlred, That we consider IL expedIent and
probably essential to their completion, to 10
cate the Canal in the valley of the river, on
Washington street, and the Turnpike road Ma
rion street.
On motion,
Rcsolrcd, That this meeting do approve and
cheerfully commend the citizens of Wayne and
the adjoining counties, for the energy and inter
est they take in the three additional public works
that are 10 terminate at Richmond-ihe Canal on
the west, the Eaton turnpike the east, and the
Boston road in the centre OF said town.
On motion it was resolved, that when this meet
ing shall adjourn, it shall stand adjourned till the
) third Saturday in November inertia IL o'clock NJ
e when the Charter will be presented to the meet
ing.
. On motion it resolved, that the publishers
of the several ewspapers in this county and ais,
{ those of Hamton;and RossviIe in Ohio he request
f ed to publish the above proceedings.
: The meeting then adjourned.
/ ROBERT MORRISON, Chm'n
h LyNDE ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

CHERRIES SALE.-Bv virtue of an execution 10 me
- dir ec,.d from Wayne Circui, Court. will Offer
for sale the Court Houss door Ceareve.
Wayne Coun Indiana Saturday the le,h No
venber between the hours of ococs A. VI aai
O'Clock p NJ of said day. following ssate.
wi, y One house lot parc-i OF ground
Of Richmond. Wayne County. iaana. dsscrih>d iol-
lows wt:) the part ioI number htndTe
hft numbered plat. OF that OF SAID
Richmond eid off by Joan Smith. supposed
feet tch-s in Main and running back
n a, all, N the south end Taken in
the o, =, Calvin West, sui, OF Jacob Nof
T. q. NOBLE Sha ". c.
C.,,h.- le,, iS3S it's
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
WESTERN MERCHANTS.

If there is any class of people who deserve
credit for arduous and successful exerton to meet
their engagements during the last eighteen
months of unexampled pressure and pecuniary
en'barrassmen,s, it is the Western Merchants
Two and three years ago every thing appeared
prosperous, their demands for goods to supply tie
western market were large beyond precedent
They generally purchased large stocks and made
heavy sales on long credi.s-ihe Jackson bubble
burst, the banks suspended and Immediately be-
gan TO curtaIl to such extent fast 20 draw in
the money atioai-iheir dues could not be col
lected suddenly without distressing their custom
ers-eNcnangeS rose beyond precedent. and at
the same time debts east became due. and the i'm
porters and jobbers wanted their money to
meet foreign claims; yet under all these disad-
vantagcons circumstances there have been but
very few failures even to meet with punctuality
their engagements. Exchanges have been up
TO nve. SIX and seven per cent yet they have paid
! 1t and met their engagements punctuaIly. for the
most part. There have been far less failures in
proportion to the business in the west than in the
east, altnough the merchants possess less amount
of real capital. and have none unimpIoy cd about
them to look for assistance, while eastern me
found capitalists at their doors from whom they
could obtain the money at some price. Both
eastern and western men have pcrsevered, thew
have used ever exertion and suffered every des-
cription of loss except loss of honor TO preserve
their commercial integrity and credit. They
have held out through scenes aud trials under
which the banks were compelled to give way for
time and the government fell utterly PROSTATE
) These men, rcviled by the dominant party as
swndlers, bankrupt and bubbles without sub
stance, have stood out the blast, are still erect
and shine the brighter the harder they rub
bed. At the commencement of hard times We
were told that merchants and particularly west
ern merchants, had specialized and gone int
e debt for millions more than they were WORTH
! How is the fact! Bright days dawning upor
US, and yet there have been only isolate failure
among the merchants. Ought they not then II
: have credit both for honesty and capacity, ant
! also for enterprise that will not shrink from
: my trial? We think they ought, and are full
confident they WI. get it, especially from tn
!, eastern de alers. who will reflect that these me
q in the west who have stood through this storm ca
Il stand any thing.-Wheeling Times.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
EEGlAIG3 ZGRB3,
LEwIsvlLLE, INDIANA.

THE subscriber, having purchased the above house, (or
mery by J. w. Baldwin, recently by X. 4.
Aison prepared accommodate travellers and others,
good style other house the West His STABLE
will always be supplied with and wholesome provender
and attended by careful and oster His TABLE
will be furnished with the best the supply In
short, neither shall be wanting render
every one satisfied, who may favor him with a call.
TIIOS. J. LARSH
N. B. Having formerly been occupant of the Tripod
myself still anxious recipocate kindness with the
brethren of the quill Every editor who will
publish the above edoriay. shall be entitled
the inequalities of the house gratis nothing
Robin Roughhead says s. J. l..
October Is, 1888. 4Dtfc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

NIOTICE..-The undersigned proposes opening Night
School, the public School House, for the purpose of
giving in ENGLISH GRAMMAR After having
perplcxed with teaching that Difficult,
be comprehended by che learned he bat,efs himself
he obtained entirely adapted the capacities
By it, much practical knowledge of the SCI
acquired, 7renty lessons is usually
acquired many the study of Murays, Conn
Iy's, kirkhams, SC.
Subsidiary this, Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry
will attended To, if disposed study them
All who wish take lessons at the
school Saturday evening, tbs Goth
their and learn the j. NJ. CLARK.
N. b. In all there bo improvements after
shall have will
exacted. J. NJ. {.
Richmond, Oct Is, 1888. 4o--4lc
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

THE undersigned, Executors the viii of Robert Par
kerr of Henry county, Indiana deceased, offer for
sale the following described so Acre Lot of Land,
wit, the East cf the South West quarter, of Section
90, Township l6, North of Range IL East situated
mile quarter East Lewisve, Henry county, Ia
and North National Road The above
described land for exceency of timber AMI fertility OF SOIL
probably surpassed by III this county There IS
good mill within mile and quarter of the premi-
liberal credit all of the purchase money
viii: : gwen ISAAC N PAR Ran sR,' Executors.
TIo,-v cow. Ia, Oct. IL, 1888. 4O--42%
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
HATS! CAPS! &C.

ME undersigned have entered partnership. in the
manuacsory of Fine BEAVER, OTrEs, RoRAn, SILx,
and Wool HATS.
TmEi also manuncury LADIES' Black and Drab BEAvEa
HATS; their and the public general are
quested CALL and they be suited shape sire, color
quality and
They have hand and intend kceping, a GEM raj
assortment of Mems and Boys fine and coarse CAPS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly invited call and
examine their Stock large squa
in quality and style the Western Cuuy Orders
will be thankfully received and pcnctuay attended and
made easy. CALEB SHEARON,
JOHN SUFFRINS.
RICHMOND, Dec. 9th, 1897. 4ed
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
A Small Farm at Private Sale.

0tITUATED in Abingdon aship. Wayne county. Ia =.
miles of Abingdon four of Centseviiie. and
nf Richmond adjoining the lands Of Moses Robins,
Zacbarah Dicks, and Others containing nearly NINETY
acres forty which cIead and fence with
buildings, nearly new, and having small thriving apple
and peach orchard the premises Enquire Of the sub
scrsber Washington. d. 4. RONt.ETT.
October 9Th, 1888 Src
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NIOTICE hershy gven, thar c,s undersigned
ken letters of Administration the estate Of Rich
Jones late county, and state of lndana
ceased All persons indebted the SAID
oues,ed o make immediate payment: and those hAviag
agaas, same, notified present them daily
authenticated for settlement The estate supposed 70 y
solrent
WILSON JONES', .,.:.;..as
ALEX. JONES, s 1'" :
October g. 1898. $50
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
CLARKE'S OFFICE, !
Uheeiing, Ia. Oct. /, l63S.{

Monongalis No 6, Draws OF 9th Oct. 1888.
Capitals $40,Oe0: $4,000: 5000: 5000: and 50 of
1000, and CD of 500 Tickets &c. shares in proportion
Clarke the allied prize seller, has pleasure
presenting his patrons of largest and brilliant
schemes drawn in the u Stntcs Send your orders
possible a chance in this magnificent
itiveiy drawn SATURDAY the It'd, Of November 1885,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

THOROUGH ELECTION.-There will be a II ec ton,
held Sassee's Hotel, Saturday the 9th instant,
(Ocober,) elect member the Borough Counc to
fill the vacancy by the resignation OF Edmund
Grover SAMUEL w. FORSHA, High Constable
Richmond, Oct. II, 1898. 40-tec
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
MONEY PURSE LOST

OST Sunday morning last b1ckskin purse. steel
4 4 clasp, containing 5 the State Bank Indiana
I the Bank Of Woos;er-a small desk key-a pocket
piece &c reasonable reward will be given tine finder
if will return it 10 the subscriber.
d. l.. HAMILTON.
Richmond, September %, 1888. 3Sn
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of several DEGREES
of the w awe Circuit Court directed, will Of
Sale. a, Centre
vile, Wayne county, Indiana, SATURDAY.. the 10Th day
of November between the hours of 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, all the right title, and
interest of BaYAN L. GARTY. and RICHARD EDwA in
House and Lot. wiz certain brick building,
lately belonging 10 said Garry, the Lot in
West Richmond la,ey laid by Oliver kinsey, said
county of Wayne the west side nj the fork of
Whitewater, about seveaty-ve rods IN nort-westeriy
course from the Bridge, crossing said fork
credi, thirty days, from The day of SALE satisfy
heirs against property favor of Isaac Bennett and
others. L. Il. NOBLE, Sheriff of W. 4.
O~.aba- IN 1879 Ats
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, ON Saturday, the 2'th
Instant, At the late dwelling house Of Harmon Da
Wis, dec. the property Of said deceased consisting
of Goa, in the fields Wheat, Oats, Hay, Farming Utensils,
Household nna Kitchen furnure ard articles
TOO tedious to meton Sale 10 o'eloek,
a. m Terms made known the day Of SALE and duo At
icnda will be given by JOSEPH DAVIS, Admit
October 9Th, 1888. 39-4ls
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

fEvCorn is selling here at from 20 to 25 cents
per bushel. Wheat at from GA to IS. Flour SO
per cwt. No price yet fixed upon for pork.-Ter-
rehaute Courier of Oct. 4.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

N1OTICE-AI persons, knowing themselves 20 De IN
undersigned. viii take notice. maj ,ae
notes accounts Samuel Pierce and unless
they paid before the first OF the Iwen o''- 'he
will be left with an officer for collection.
DAVID HOLLOWAY
,,-hr,..d r.,,, ,,o .pn4a il-i3
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Office is hereby given, that will expose sale
! public auction Saturday the 9th inst 10 o'clock
a. NJ said day, tire late residence Of Richafd Jones,
deceased. all the personal property of said deceased Con-
sstng Of Milk Cow, Shoats, ono Mantle Clock,
Se,tee of Windsor Chairs, Cooper Tools. house.
hold furniture &c credit of six " i'll be gives
all of three dollars, and upwards; the prha
giving his note with approved security.
ALEX. JONES, } .,.......
Milton. Oct. 9th, 1898. % ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

DUBLIC sALE.-.By virtss m order Of The wsy~s
Probate Court, viii public sale the highess
hid-r Oh ,ae premises b-,~esa se hours Of 10 and
oco-a Saturday thu THIRD day of November lS -
is ing described wit: Los No in Bloch
M }: Lot Nc : and I;ocA Nc &. and part Of Ios
NJ. ) ia R,-s No Ill. in the Town 81 Mi,ssa, Wayne
Coan,r tusiia,a said los he oanSussA.
bic " Story dwellings.
pure has ser giving his with approved security.
JOEL HIATT. s.u,rdisn Of Oliver Whit.
iafaa. heir I, Josiah White, dceeasei-
Oct ~ ,s2S 39.t..
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
THE YEOMANRY OF OHIO.

An elegant New England Clergyman, com
menting on the disgraceful scenes Of violence
which have spread over the land within lie"
years past, and referring to the general corrup-
ton of the times, thus elegantly and faithfully
draws the character of the yeomanry of Amer
What is here spoken of the class generally, we
claim particularly applicable TO t,at portion OF
the tillers of the soil whose lot has been cast IN
its proud member of the confederacy The au-
thor says:
there is one class Of men upon whom We can
nc rely. 1t is the same class that stood on
the lt,le :, sen at Lexing ton-that gathered on
tho ba;oh1s ot !; 'nkerhiil, and poured down from
the hills of New En- Ind, and which were the
life blood of the nation whe., the English lion was
ready to devour it. ! mean the :armers' iney
were never found trampling on law IA l,gh''-
Were to commit my character to any c..ss VI
men,-my family, and my country's safety, \:
would be the farmers. They are class of men
vi si'o world Cor honesty, intelll-
gence and Roman virtue. sweetened by the Cos
pei of God. And when this nation quakes they
and their are those that will stand by the
shee, anchor of our liberties, and hold the ship at
her moorings till she ourides the Storm
; New YORK, Der. 8.
As anticipated there was a row last Sunday
night at FANNY WRIGHT's lecture, and the Mayor
and Police were sent for to keep order The hall
was over crowded with mob Of all classes, and
, between Tremendous appauses g. Kisses the coun-
Try lost the benefit of her views upon the sub
Treasury hard money, and the constitutional cur
| rency. mob hooted after her as she went home
E ward, much 10 their dsrepute, though have
, no great opinion ofths Locofoco practice Of cleo
Pioneering a SABBATH night. 1t is very doubtful
whether she will appear again. There was some
I fighting Within the hall, but damage done Il
. the building. These are but foretastes Of wha
q should have in New York, if Locofocoisn
e bore the sway in New York. Mat. Int.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
CHARLES DUFFIELD,

Comm issiOn Pork Packer and Produce Dealer,
the house formerly occupied by puzh, Jones Co.,
i the of Sycamore street and the Canal.
Advances made Hogs be cut, consgnments of
Pork Produce for sale
Cincinnati, Oct. Is, 1888. (Gazette) 40 :3m
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

THE Undersigned, having taken letters Of Adinis
Harmon Davis, deceased, late OF
Jefferson township, Wayne county, Indiana hereby nthss
all those indebted to said make Immediate pay
and all those having claims :hc GILL
them, legally auhcntcatcd settlement, wiiA
o. year from this date. The is solvent.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Admir-.
October ith, 1893. 39-4ls
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

Up, by David Fouts, living in Boston
i ship, Wayne county, Indiana, ono bay FfLLEY-
supposed ne DID, blaze face, Of glass
color, hind white, other brands pecsv
able appraised Thirty Dollars, by George Grimes and
Isaac Ray certify above to be copy from my
Estray Book. WILLIAM RUSSEY, J. r.
Oct. g. 1888. 39-4ts
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20

4 WATCH FOUND.-At WALTER LEGG's. on Sat
~ uriay last, The have il by proving pro-
perry and paying for this advertisement
October 30, 1885, Alb
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-10-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having entsrrd into eo-pastaerssi,
for The purpose of carryjn. the TAILORING BVSl-
Nt in Ill It's branches, trey would respectfully
tender their services people al Richmond and vicinity
They hope 10y strict attention their business merit and
receive share OF the puhcs patronage Garmeass
order notice Their shop is over Mr. Turner'S
store; stairs between the bank store
II. b. PAYNE,
E. VICkERS
Richmond. Oct. 6, l63S. 3-Jm
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DRANCH BANK At RICHMOND.-The Stock
holders this Branch will pl-ase take notice, that
for the election of Ten Directors for
this institution. will be held their Banking House n
second-day the of Eleventh next, Monday
the 9Th of November0 ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier
Tenth Month 18Th, 1893. 40tec