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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

In the case OF Lee, potterised some few month.
since. the Grand Jury Of Baton Rouge found t,u.
bills, as indictment against ten individuals. uo,
Of the guilty, however, have effected their .so,n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

ETAT De l., LoUIsIANE-Cour du Premier
~ District Judicaire, John May Foster con,re ses
creancrrs ct les creanciers de Deveaax Foster Les
creancers de- John May Foster de Deveaux & Eos.
ter s"nt par present rsqus de suisse ADLER en- pieinc
cour, samedi ~ du courant, 10 heures du mntn
attn DC n'ontrer cause, sill existe pourquo ledit
John May Foster nobtiandrait pas lie benece es Ioi
assess pour lie souueeeht dies lebitcurs insolvables
etenus. Caswell g. Brand Esqr. sonl non.mes pou,
represener les creunciers absen, dams cete afare
Par ordre de Ia cour, 8 dec, 1888.
'ecI P LEBL INC, Dep. Grefiier
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parisl Court of The
- Parish and City Of New Orlenns-Present, The
Hon Charles Mnur'an, Judge. No. 1928 Newton
Richards vs. his creditors and the creditors of sim &
BOYD u co. The cession OF property by the petitioner
is accepted by the court for the benefit Of his creditors
and the creditors John G Bo.d. 1t is ordered that
said crecitus do in the Office Of II Genus, Esqr
nou'y Inblc, on Friday the 4th day Of Ian 1885,
solvent, NM III the mean time all oceeding, against
the pei md property Of said Newton Richards are
sleyed.-fs further ordered that Messrs Gilmore and
King he appointed to represent the absent creditors in
this case. by order Of tn. court.
ARM AND PITOT, clerk
Clerk Office, December LIST. 1885,
der 4
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

lhe steam packet Charleston is to be added IN the
packsts that ply regularly between this city and Tex
as. She is to be commanded by Capt. Pennover nm
experienced officer.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

The Washington" correspondent, Of tho Bee, il
we are not mistaken sometimes writes for loeo foco
papers!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

Shocking Death. Thursday, the 81 instant
Mr.. william Fitzgerald. a respectable inhahilan,
nf Newcastle, who was nearly eighty yenrs of a ge
was found IN his dwelling literally burned ia
death. Having lost his wife about year q 90. he
has since lived entirely alone. I, s presum ed
that IN attempting 10 gni'e iocotoco match, his
shirt bosom accidentally took fire, and in s,ruy.
Cling 10 exinguish the fame, the appearance in.
dica.ed that he had fallen over a chnr, and stun-
ned himself by striking his head against the
door post. In the room where he was found Tho
floor was burned through, and quantity OF slraw.
which covered vegetables in the cellar, was uIso
consumed, and n number Of fowls winch wer.
thtrc, wcro sm",here,'. His bed curtains were
nearly burned up, and his cluthng all burned OF
torn from his body; and yet The house was no,
destroyed. par, If his shirt, with particles of
burned skin and flesh udherng 10 il, was found
in another room ofthe house, mud every other M
pcarance indicated that the unfortunate old man
must have struggled for n long time in painiu
agony Il Hudson Rirer Chronicle)
Tho Deah ?fa Teternn-Died in the city Of
Hudson, N. Y on the ev ming OF the Irh instant.
Captain ALEXANDER COFFIN i, The ooh year of his
nsr, (b"rn 2ls SeIt. l740, on the Island of Nan
'uckeD lie was the last Of the Original nropri,
tors WHO settled this city in 1884 Ofea call. by
his fell"w citizens to places OF cnnidence-was
twice elected to the Legislature Of Massachusetts
IA member OF the Convention of this State for
amending the Consi'i"n- Postmaster and Mayur
ii tins city dschareing the duties with satisl,c
lion 10 his constituents and honor to himself Id
mad long been an intelligent ship master of ster.
Ing integrity until he finally dscon tinurd the seas
al about ~ years ofnge. -Huds m Republican.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

M''s's''Pp''-Ihe election of Senator was set FIR
"edn.slay the 3O'h uI'. AbIl to nu,bcr;,e Fro.
Banking has been introduced aud 1000 coma, mr.
dered 10 be printed
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

Paot.e LaHds From report recently presented to Con-
Ercssin relation to the public lands appears tha, rho
y Of public lands within the territory Of tho United States
10 which the Indian title has not been extngmshcd ia
tod Al 776 millions of of which 534 millions liz EMS,
2ls millions lie west ofho Rocky Mountains The following
Is statement Of the quantity of Government Lands no, d
posed Of and which will be subject the operation of
System Of graduation distribution that may 10 adomed viz
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

Sir Co'horne was TO be installed Goye1no,
General of the Canadas on he 18th i, 1t.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
FOR HAVANA-Revuiar Packet

Ii The Al packet schooner TEAZER, Cant
}4f9M Greeuand will positively sail on Wednesday.
.-E. Feb 6'L. For balance Of freight or passage
having splendid furnished accommodations tor IS pas
visit Cuba,) apply on board, Pcayune Tier, or 10
tel WIN PORTER l5 Cnn ,non =.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Court Of the
~ City Of New Orleans. Present the IIonorable
Charles Maurian, Judge. jan 3lst 1885, No. ll495,
James Henry Duckworth His Creditors The ccs.
slon OF property by the Petitioner, accepted by the
said Creditors do meet ia the Office of l. N Gov.
Not. Pub on Tuesday the 18th Jay of February 1885,
then and there to deliberate upon the affairs of the said
his person and property are stayed
By order Of Couri-Cierk's Office, Jan. 3lst, 1885,
r, ARMAND rITOT,
r lei Clavk
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TO MERCHANTS.

u'MERCIIANTS can haze BEAUTIFUL ClRcv.
LAR struck III nto"r hours NorIcE, by cnii,ng he
Compiling Room Of True AMERICAN Pn,Sr.se:
OFFICE st. Charles Exchange. affirming tie READ
ING kocM at Corner Of Gravicr street, al he Pin,
ing Office, corner Of Poydas and ST. Charles st,ertx
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

HAYv40O 400 bales Hay,
l. Il 900 barrels pou,ocs,
90 NJ feet lumber, landing fr ship Hanover
and for snle by LEVI II t;\LE,
ja3U 81 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
FOR NEW YORK,

These ships were built in New Yorkcxpessly for this
rade Of light draught of water and will not BE-
subject detention the Bar Their a. Communications
tor passengers comprise all that may he required for
comfort aud convenience; and their commanders are
men Of exp rence. Until the ships building are
places. if' >o
The greatest punc:uality will he observed in the
time OF sailing, and every reasonable accommodation
extended to shippers and passengers.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. johnson
and iowden, No. 36 Wall street, New York, or to
lac PETER LAIDIaW 66 I,smo ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
FOR LIVERPOOL.

AZ The Al fast sailing ship SAXON, Capt
,IA Mansfield, having the greater mart of her cnr
.sEZ 60 engaged, will meet NTH ,leslalch. For
freight OF 2o0 bales cotton if Immediate application be
made, or passage, apply u GALE,
Tel 90 Common At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS Of STEAM
BOATS ca" haze their Bills struck off, in one
or more Colorrd Inks, Plain Colored PAPER rifh
de'p0tch and on farorabie Terms, by Zeariuy their
ORDERS otTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nav00-f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
81. Charles Theatre,

This Ercning, February l,
Will be performed The celebrated Opera Of =
THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH.
Donald, Mr. Archer,
Macwhnpple, Page
Christie, Cowe,
Eolia, Mrs Debar
Etheria, Harrison.
An Overture by the Orchestrs
Grand Pas seul, bv Mairle Raveno
To conclude witt, the Drama Of
TRIAL BY BATTLE.
Fa!conb,idpe, Mr. Burke,
Henric, Dehar,
Morrice 5 Cove
| Geralda, Mrs Plumer,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
W AShINGToN, ian. IN,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
Yesterday the House decided TO cleo, the "In.
ves"ga'i"g Commit,ee"by ballot and proceeded to
the election. On the frs, ballot, Messrs. nHailan,
Wise, Dawson, Gilmore, Smith and Curtis were
chosen they having greater number than LOG ou,
Of 30 votes on the Cd the remaining three Of the
committee were chosen: Messrs Cushman, Hopkins
and HUXLEY. To-day the three latter render Cd
their resignatio"s-the plan now being to make it
Wing and Conservation Cummitte and raise
the cry VI persecution. Messrs. Taylor Of N. Y,
Wagner and Martin were elected to fill the va
cs"ey, but il 10 anticipated that they will objcc,
TO serve.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

T1MBR;LAS. is ease. mantla silk Umbrcias,
u large sizes, received from ship Mersey, and 70
saIa by BRIDGE SEQ,
d13 1874 Magazine at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

ICE-50 casks, and 80 half casks Rice in store
IL for sal. by JTHAYER & Co,
p,,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

the Senate did not sit. A discussion was orr.
eina'ed on the proPrie.y Of excusing Mr.. Taylor
from serving on the Swnrtwout ommiltee. The
'previous question was called and Mr.. Taylor was
excused by the speakers vote. Mr.. Wa.ener
then begged to he excused. 1t was opposed by
Wise and advocated by Bynum, who had some
severe words o"d i. was thought would come
together. The vote was ayes lug nays 1903. OF
course he was not excused. MIR. Marin was ex
cused from serving, because he was on another
committee. Stanley Of N. c. and Bynum were
very near serious quarrel. Owens Of Geo. and
Foster Of N. Y. were chosen on the committee.
The members Of the committee are excused from
attendance on the House, and are allowed clerk,
They will! proceed q, once to the inve.,iua,ion.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
- HEtLS WANTED-lsO0 barrels wanted bv
~ lei ARIJAH FISK

- HEtLS WANTED-lsOo barrels wanted bv
- el ABtJAH FISK
ON BARRELS Whiskey, in stOre Tor sale by
~ Eel SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine 81
.kSO;AP-3O1l boxes Goulds' and K"bbins No. soap
~ m store for ale by JTHAYER l. Co,
- Rl "A Poydras st
ORLEANS iITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING Of
~ FlCE, 50 Magazine street, Opposite Banks Ar.
w GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
iridnd' and the citizens of New Orleans that lie has at
lerg,h brought Lithograph, par hh copper plate
printing, and from the fac es the has over copper
plate engraving he Gun all orders entrusted to
him. at one halfthe expense Of engraving and nearly as
cheap as type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in ih.r own
hand writing, can have any quantity at few hours
notice; they will he executed for them 10 beautiul
STYLE sush has heretofore given general satisfaction
10 all line most respectable commission houses in this
city. tieu'lencn DESTROYS OF having Visiting Bust.
pess ards finished in the best manner, will 70 well Ly
calling at lie "tfce and specimens.
Feh !, 1889
R-Hsnk notes neatly executed, and circulars,
rined Al hours notica.
HANEKERCHIEFS-a cases pnngee handker-
the's, for salr by ISAAC FRIDGE e Co,
tel l3i Mag tzne 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01
Camp 81. Theatre.

Third night Of the engagement Of the celebrated
MIR. EDWI> FORREST.
THIS EVENING, FEB. !,
Will be performed the Play of
s@ THE ADY OF LYONS
Claude Melnot,e, MIR FoRREsr.
Col Damus, Hnrre,t
Beanseant, F;,ldnp
Pauline, Mrs Rarre,t
Widow Melnotte, Greene.
10 conclude with the laughable Piece of
THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE.
or Chafles, Mr Barrett
Lady Druggcu, Mrs Barrett,
On Thursday, Fourth night Of MIR. FORREST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

llEEF Hall barrels mess aud prime, at the ms pee
ID ton, in store, for sale by q DORSEY
ja2G a New Ievee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

IMPORTANT TO MASTERS Of STEAM ROATS
L The Subscribers have in store few barrels Of
illuminated Peat new article lately inyeneJ i; Nav
York. A few barrels Of this Peat was p on hoard rh.
Great Western on her las, tro; lie en- Ger that
the result Of the trial has satisfied hi that 100 lbs of
where there is difficulty in gen ating or keeping a
6 OIL head Of steam, this fuel dspeiisabe The di.
of the Great Western drrei the purchase Of
200 bris for the use OF The ship, which put hoard
on her last departure.
EsFor trial, apply TO S LOCK II Co.
No Front Levee st
NB-Iu brls ut IL time emily be eiiv cred to
steam boat until VIC get further supply which
will be in d lew days.
does ST. Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

DAiNTS-Chronie green and black paints assorted
L. kegs; ver,iiyrlS and black paints, ground in oil.
in canns,cs, from the New Bedford steam paint MILL
for sail by iSAAL BRIDGE a. Co,
ja30 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

FURNITURE! FUKNITURE!!
lust received at tie Louisiana Furni,nr. W,r.
% house, a large supply from New York and Bos.
ton. Persons in the want of furniture wonld do vii
to call and select their ARTICLES from Of the best and
largest stocko no" In the city. W X CARNES,
N B-Parlicular attention paid to packing and SHIN.
ing Furniture, treep ofexpense. dG~2wp
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE-Cour de Poroisse,
IL pour Ia paroisse ct Ia vile dc Ia NOuvelle Orleans
Present Honorable Charles Maurian, juge-3l Jan
vier l83s-No. ll495-Jamcs Henry Drckwel,h csnfre
creanciers-La cesson des prophecies du petitions
narc eccep,ee par Ia Cour pour lie benece de
creancicrs il est ordonne quune assembee dcs dts
creaCiers ait lieu en- letude de ID. L. Mckay, notare
public lie Niard 70 Fever 1899, pour deiberer sur les
aaires dc linsovable ct Ell meme temps toutes pour
suites contre persone ct SEES prophecies sont st de-
meurept suspeud.les. Par ordre de Ia cOur.
Bureau du Grchier, 81 janyer 1882;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

I Fc uoOVe s0I rs dIB al H0W, Of Che fifst las.
copper fastened and eoppered, commanded by men
ofgreat experience, have largo accommodations.
with separate Indies cabin; every attention will be
pad to passengers aud the very lest of stores pro
vided for them. f'
mo packets Will DO towed up and down the Mis-
sissipp, and the striccst punctualiv obscrvod 10
the tune OF sailing, and should the regular vessels
De detained in arriving other ships equally as good
will IN all cases be substituted. share Of mai nm.
age solicited and tho agents pledge themselves 70
accommodate us much as practicable, to rcceivo
and forward goods by id line at the mos, moder.
ate charges anu to advance all cSpen ses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships will leave the LIST and 10th of every
month For freight or passage, apply to The agents
J A MERRITT, So Common st
N. B. Advan' sments made on consignmc.,.
to Messrs. A. c. Lombard & Co.
nov27
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

OMBARD cos Boston and New Orlcan,
~ Li"o Of Packet Ships.-Ths new line of sb;ns
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports and will be found Of suitable draft of water.
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
VIII De made to give general satisfaction, Tho
line is composed Of tho 10 lowing ships: Nv
Cherokee' AZ tons Capt. Harding,
Carolina, 400 do s Tem;s,
Charleston, 374 do d EHr;doe
Columbiana, CPS do G 3nrker
Seaman, $40 do ! Howe.
Bombay, 625 do ID Iumnhrov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

GAS DEPARTMENT., }
Gas Light banking Comply, January 80, 1889.
TIME Stmk Of Coke being much reduced this COM
L pany will furnish rtsburg Coal, in small quar-
titles, TO their customers.
Orders received {, the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
ja3l E W WELLS Scc'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

FUNNY 3 AGS-5OOO Gunny Bags in STORE for sale
VI bv CHAMPLlN l. COOPER,
ja28 81 Julia NJ
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

tNLOUK-ioo bnls supcrGne landing from steamer
Il Splendid, in store for sale by
jan 81 u. DORSEY, "A New Levee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-01

nATEK! PAPER-just received at "a Chartres st
L 8O0 reams B,andywine letter paper, blue l. white
2OO Hubbard's do do do do !,
100 ID Ames do do do do
500 Hudson's d. do do do
500 fine l. superfne cap blue & white.
Part Of the aA,ve plain nnd part ruled, together
with good assortment ufnrge writing papers, such
folio post denny, medium. royal aud suner royal blue
and wh;le for sale accommodating terms, by
DAVID FELT 4 Co, Sta,oners Hall,
Ia23 "a Chartres at
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
PROSPECTUS
OF paper to be published Richmond every .eeek
to be called the
F AMILY SCHOOLMAS TER.

The object aimed by the publ asion of the a.
bove named paper, to convey to it. readers such
moral, literary and scientific information, as, il is
hoped, will augmen, their domestic and social COM
forts many times the OF their subscription
It's presensions not splendid but they good.
There is much that such paper this designed to
be, can accomplish, which cannot conveniently be
brought about any other way. l, is intended TO
plain in popular and instructive way, many daily
phenomena of the Kitchen the garden, the workshop,
the human frame; of the things of earth, air and
be the vehicle of any appropriate enquiries,
and their respective elevate the standard
of sentiment above vulgar preudiccs; strengthen
the tone Of moral feeling; to the sleeping
ergies of the town, and excite taste for useful in
formation. The first few numbers will perhaps give
more opinion of its character than anything
tina, De said in the compass of brief prospectus.
We venture to hope, that after a mature acquain-
with weekly visitor, it will De received
a welcome inmate CT every reading family in the
borough.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20

for the: know, while placing the weight on the
shoulders of others, that their own are to be equal
ly burdeEed. Let your collector be famed for
honesty at least, and let his eye, grown dim in
your service without charge, sparkle little at the
pittance allowed him for collectiou-he will be
satisfied with that pittance. and pay over the bal
ancc 10 your treasurer, with punctualty hither-
TO unknown. In short, it is mistaken idea 1t any
should think too poor to complete our Ca
nal; persist in the unanimity Of its commence
ment-et every do his duty, and soon We
all shall rejoice at its completion l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
MANAGERS Wheeling, Virginia

MANAGERS OFFICE-Wheeling, Virginia
MI ANY of my correspondents, doubt Judging from
their past misortunes imagine that the prospect
tho future is fatterng. What great error.-
While they sir brooding past get they
suffering golden opportunities pa.sthey forge, there
good fish in the Hundreds
despaed Of success but still persevered, until they
ceeded. Go thou and do likewise
Synopsis Of Schemes Of May, 1889
Virginia State Lottery for the benefit of Internal I'm
provements Glass a. To b. drawn May 3D. 1889 Scheme
prizes $4,000, of 2,OO0 of 500, 1850, of
1000, of 500, &C. Whole tickets only So, halves So
embracing all the numbers i'll the wheel will forty dol
lars shares of certificates in proportion
itas 100000 5000, 1900, 1,20O, LILO. ~ prizes
Of packet of whoes will SIS; halves 49,
! II.
Virginia State Lottery Glass c. for 1889 to be drawn in
Wheeling, Va, Friday, May Il, 1889 Capitals, 900;
1000; 5000; 20 Prizes of 20O0 besides many
1000; 500, &c. Tickets S., shares in proportion Ger
thca,e $40, halves SIS, of quar- Is
Virginia State Lottery, for the benefit
provements class d. draws Wheeling, May 24-Capi-
proportion. Certificates of wholes will SO
of halves 30, of quarters IL.
| MAMMOTH SCHEME.-virgina State LOTTERY
Glass E. for 1899, be drawn in Wheeling, May 81, 1880
Capitals $4,000; 10000 $1,000 1900; 1887; 1900
1900; lo00 1,700; 1900; of 500; of 1905 5
1850 100 of 100, &c Tickle" 10; halves 5; quarters
So Certificates Of wholes SI4O of halves seventy
| of quarters 35. Address your orders
/ JOHN NJ. CLARK, Wheeling, Va
Call ut Cak's office and procure these lucky
ets proven cases sovereign remed,
for empty pockets innumeabe certificates posses
sion will satisfy the most ncredulous The
of this and relief
days ago. Mr. Conley Hunter, of West Lebanon, Ohio
being Wheeling business, called
temple fortune, and purchased his magic
on the day of drawing and nigh, be expected,
of course, realized his sanguine
pockesng the capital prize of 5000 dollars, ard
, home the day with the cash.
April Goth, 1889. 15td
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
NOTE BY THE PUBLISHERS.

The publication of paper of the character the
ScHooLxAsrER purposed to be, has long been de.-
ire of citizens; and believing ourselves,
tina. it may be made of grea, utility TO the commun
ty general, and the younger portion in particular,
have determined to commence the publication, Of
which the above is the prospectus We solicit for j,
patronage Commensurate with its merits IL will be
published half shee, Medium, of the best quality,
on good type, and in a neat and handsome style ofsy
pogaphy. TERMS, one dollar. per annum. Five
Numbers have been published. and We hope BY an
of its patronage TO be enabled enlarge is
dimension. before the close of the volume.
HOLLOWAY 4 DAVIS.
p.erno,S ID Feb. II. ls31
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

TUNHE wish inform the public that they
entered into partnership under the name and style of
Nendeta Fotike & Williams, for the purpose Of carry
ing Foundry Business various branches
foundry in Richmond. They have employed good
wokmen and prepared to fill orders a, short notice
They have patterns of the most improved kind for
Porer Looms, Spinning and Carding Machine
Irons, Sau and FIGURING Mile, late improre-
ment. Superior Cooking and Parlor Stores,
Ten and Screen Plate do. Fan Irons, and all
other articles usually made at such establish-
xnents.
They hope by being punctua in their engagements. ard by
close application business merit and receive share Of
public patronage.
]. r. MENDENHALL.
SIMPLIFY l.. FOULKE.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
NIB A supply of PLOUGIiS ready for and xar
ranted good, kept for SALE
March Both, 1899 12d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-20
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

Undersigned Executor OF the of Ohm Wright,
deceased, late of Milton, Wayne county, Indiana,
will expose public sale, in said town, MONDAY the
9th day of MAY the following Real Estate, w
Lot No l. Block g. .oieh there t,oo good store
houses, and dcelng house, and the most bstsess
part of the o,cn A part Of lot No. B. in block No 2,
fctich there first rate and nell finished store house
three stories high Lot No 6, in block B. h ring il a
dceIng house, pleasantly ntuated for drelag. Lots
Nos and block 2 arltieh there a denrable
and gerry Convenient doeliing and the neeesso,y o,d-
ings.-.4LSO-.4 number Of racant lots Handsomely
situated Immediately the Canal and Basin, ceH eole,l-
lated for blsiness dtreuings.
Terms will Oe liberal, and particularly made known
day of sale To those acquainted with property
minute description Unnecessary hut to those who
visited Milton, il but justice say that il il
ourishng situated and the head of tbs
canal surrounded by densey settled opula
ton. fertile soil there excellent
power Amy person wishing purchase property OF tn
above description, will find this chance for a sat
investment and speculation.
BASIL BRIGHTWELL, Executor
/ March Both, 1929. l2-ts