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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

JVhig Meeting in Wayae lo'cnshtP--oar ec'- (
ders perceived in the last, and 1t IS Continues IN
the nresent number of the Palladium, call Tor
the Wings Of this township to meet in primary
capacity on Saturday next, TO appoint delegates 10
attend a county convention, The object OF such
convention being to appoint delegates to IA ois-
trict convention to nominate wing caNu'ha.e
for Congress We are daily inquired oi, who
called this meeting9 Who authorised you TO pun
lish such notice? We have invariably stated mat
W. s. Addieman is The only man VINO authorised
the publication We had, at that tune, expected
20 have made few remarks 10 follow ITS hfst APP
pearance, but had not room; therefore, they were
deferred until the present.
we cannot bu, regard it as premature NOV G.
ment. Noeffort has yet been made, by the friends
Of Mr.. Rariden Mr.. Ray, to induce either To-
decline, and get a spirit Of compromise IS mani
tested by all whom we have heard speak OF the
subject All admit that there will be but one
candidate and let him be whom he may, that he
will receive the unanimous vote OF the party
We have ever believed that Conventions should
only pc resorted to, as the dern.er pia" by winch
10 s,a,,;, n nartv. but that they should be held
when the claims of different aspirants cannot be
amicabIy settled without If the friends of the
present candidates are determined to sustain their
nominee, then shall go IN distinctly for con
yention. On the announcement OF Mr. Kay as
acandidate, we took occasion to recommend that
the Wings of the district should meet in their re-
.pective townships and neighborhoods, and dis
cuss or consider the proprlctv OF calling con
yention of the party bat we should, at that time
have objected to getting up meetings Immediate
" for the purpose of appointing delegates TO at
tend a convention, had such a movement been
proposed Again, object to any one individn
nj. or any clique Of politicians, calling upon the
neoole TO get up conventions Shch calls saonIt
come from the people themselves, and when on'
naper is selected rs the medium for giving sucF
notices we deem it 10 be our duty to let the pub
lie know from whom they emanate. 10 give 'h'
WHO'S of this township this information, IS iht
.ole object OF these remarks II The Wings see
proper TO meet the day proposed, we VIII no
even be accused of ohjecling but VIC think II they
wish meet ling it would be well enough to call !
themselpes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
steam Engine NanHfacfOry.

a TEAM ENGINE AND MILL l.DING.-The
~ subscribers. having become Eeire
tioase ~ Cacina OHIO. readia,ss furnish
de At all ele : TEA " ING t,S or description.
eonaecIlo. it'll all hsAds of Machinery
ard tHsr NIifs joint stock companies persons wsas
- avail themselves the benefits of e7fter tries
Mills, by contributions Use. would 10
% Communicate their wishes the propretors- Feey w
uhlsFtaAe le erection nj management aud viii heccns
nt sto-- hoIaFs wiki responsible companies PERSONS
A@o I'll ordars for Tuning OF Irons repaiEn and erection
OF additional Machinery. such Gr5st and
saw NH IRONS, Steam Mil BOILERS; BLACk-
SMTFifISSs. g.. Sc.
hey also viii ersct, short notice, la tn EfCEfLNES
OF superior qualify, capable OF cutting
LATHs ~ T*AtYE Ii ocdcr more gene al
nsactoH cah ON CREAGER * ~.OW DEN.
DUsLIN, Wayne Co.. Ind.
y. d All letters, relative business must bs
pos paid, and directed CAAsRlD CRY ANS Co.
March 9th. 1883. Oily
o. The It. Wayne Sentiasl, Losansport Telegraph.
Indianapolis Journal, and hnghSoRn sun, will publish
the above three wesks and charge this ofice
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TOWNSHIP MEETING.

Arroeabv the wishes Of several voters IN different parts
of this township. Getting Of taa Wings OF Wayne town.
ship VIII held Saturday, 18th day OF March, AT the
Warner bulldog borough Of Richmond at 2oclock
m select delegates attend County Convention 10
be held at CeGtreye the purpose OF appointing cele-
ts= 10 reresen Wala county in Congressional District
Conventions 70 held Winchester Randolph county,
some place, be hereafter agreed upon for ae
nose Of nofa ting be supported by the W hig
Of this Congressional District the election There
arc now Wings il the ied aud more than probable an
other viii be OUT Unless thc Wings united upon
candidate we shall certainly defeated Let every per-
protesting Whg princ pies consider that his cxe
may depend the result, whether this district shall
aran be represented by Wing, whether snail be
formerly represented BY opposed the PFincpes of
,,aio-i,y of the voters of Iris district OLD TIP.
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EoR THE PALLADIUM.
Association for the supply of Teachers.

Association for the supply of Teachers.
1t is probably known to most persons, interest
ed in the great enterprise o: general Education,
that some years since an Association was formed
by a few private gentlemen in the city Of Phila-
dolphin, for the supply of Teachers to all towns
and neighborhoods, applying throughout the I'm
ion. The realization of the most sangune ex-
pectation of that association, and the great bone
fits resulting from its operation, argue strongly its
practcabiltty, and prove its high value "Our
object say the managers, ''s to make known to
The parties interested their mutual wants, and to
furnish instrunentality, by which, difficulties
incident to the remoieness of situation and want
Of personal acquaintance, may be overcome =
The general plan is,
i. To receive all applications for situations,
accompanied with well attes,ed credentials Of lit
erary standing, moral character and general quail
ificaiion Cor the station which is desired
2 To receive all applications for Teachers, &C
companed with documents setting forth the ma
ture OF the school to be taught, the character of
the town or neighborhood in which it is located,
and the required onaracterist in the desired
teacher.
J. To inform the parties. and facilitate that I'M
ion which is so desirable to both.
This general plan suggest the advantage which
would accrue TO every community from the forma-
lion of similar association, modified in its nature
to meet the demands of different sections All
can see the inconve nence under which remote
parts of the Union must labor, in patrouzing this
association. And yet all must the necessity
of such an institution. The most casual obscrv-
tire incompe'ency of many, if not most of the
Teachers in common schools. This evil has been
SO general as TO bring down the vocation far be-
low its deserved rank among the learned profess
ions. Indeed the very mention of 'country or
village school-master,' forestails the mind, and
bege,s the notioa ofa pretendor or pedans. This
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

q ORDNANCE, 10 provide for scraping and clean
Z Z ing Main street, in the Boro' of Richmond:
Section Be II ordained by the Burgesscs and BOROUGH
Council OF the Borough Of Richmond That i, shall be- &
Is hereby made, duty OF each and
front either aide of Main Borough Of
ehmond to keep the gutter and opposite same,
cleaa by scrapng aud sweeping all hih and litter
centre OF said whenever become or
when requested 50 70 do by tla High Constable
Sec And It is hereby made the duty Of High Con-
stable to the be removed, and also
all dirt film from the streets, expense
BOROUGH.
See B. ANY person or persons violating or ref,eins TO
comply with the first section Of this ordinance shall be re-
qired to pay less than one, more Than five
dollars, for each and oenca
tected IN action Of debt, the borough
see A. In Of refusal neglect comply with
rst section OF this ordinances il is hereby ade the duty or
the IGN Constable 10 have the done the expense
the the be levied and collected
cases OF debt for the use OF the Borough.
Passed, March Jth 1899.
J. w GREEN, Fist Burgess
Jos. Thorpe Boro' CLERK.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.

a Chance to make Fortune...Ihe eubscrbers
wishing change their business, Zone Thorn being
state of healthy offer for sale their
the Coach King business consisting
Plank, Axle trees, pokes, Sc. also the whole fixtures in
the woodwork shop, with quantity of wood work toos:
three of Backsnith's TOOLS in good order Likewise
lease Of the premises for tour from May;
shop large brick, thryhree by forty feet situated on
tins of Main and franklin streets; shop
buildings There for years from ten
hands kept employed, and might There
is perhaps place in the western where
extensive business can lie done.
THATCHER & SMITH
Feb. lG. 1883.
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Steam saw and Grfsf IEsIi.

: OOk HET2E!-The inhabitants of Camden and its
4 vicinity, wllirs make donation money 10
ans person PERSONS who will erect Steam Saw and
GBIsT MIL IN the said Of Camden, in Jaw
county. Ia The undersigned, being elected committee
for the ready receive proposals
building said Mills. Persons Of good moral characfsr
business habits and sufficient capital viii be preferred 4
said Mills will be given, adjoining Camden
believe capital would be well employed above
business l, will BE the ola osain- settlement,
and where privileges plenty For further par
iiculas inquire Of me undersigned, H letter otherwise
BENZ WHITE. GEORGE G. WHITMAN
JOSEPH WILSON.
Camden, Marca 9, 1888. 9-3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

DIED---At her residence, this place, quarter
before 10 Thursday evening, l4th inst Mrs. NATL
DA Upton, consort OF Hon. JOHN TIPToN, of the T.
s Sonata. daughter of the gallant Capt Spear Spen-
Ger, who fell at TiPpecanoe.
Gen Upton had returned from his duty Senator but a
law davs and but III time to receive sad wishes
of her Who while living dispensed happiness around her
TIogansport Telegraph, Feb. Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
AN IMPORTANT PROJECT.

/, ;s with peculiar pleasure call the atien-
ton of our citizens TO the following measure now
before the legislature Of Michigan.
Mr.. Etheridre offered the following whlrh was
laid the table.
Whereas. there is a resolution now pending he
fore the Legislature of Michigan asking Of the y.
States "a grant ofeach alternate section OF unioca-
ted land for ten miles in width, commencing at
the centre of the south line OF Michigan, aud run
ming north through the central parts of tue pcnn-
sular TO the straits of Macknaw, Tor the purpose
Of constructing road on said line.
Whereas the people OF Michigan are fully aware
Of the great advantages that would arse 10 The
states Of Michigan, Ohio, AMI Indiana, as well as
TO tho nation, III u direct land communication were
opened from Cincinnati to Lake SuperIur,ot which!
the above mentioned road is considered part
therefore,
Resolved, By the Senate and house OF repre-
sentatycs of the state oil tI,chgan that this leg
isature ask the concurrence of the states OF Ono
and Indiana, in oxertions for opening said conmu
nication by constructing rail ore her Permanen
road from Cincinnati 10 tho centre OF the south
line of Michigan, which viii only be al extension
Of the road now being made from Charleston It
Cincinnati, and tho direct thuroughiarc from the
Atlantic ocean to Lake Superior.
Resolved That the Secretary of State be, ant
no is hereby directed to iorwaeL copies of the Il
hove preamble and resolutions 10 the governors o
Ohio and Indiana.
If the reader will recur to his map he viii fine
that Richmond lies directly in the proposed route
The Importance of such work must strike every
mind with Irresistible force. We dare not trus
our pen to give the feelings of admiration will
which we are compelled TO look upon SO CRANE
and so s,upendous a work. The picture woul,
be too ewing-the benefits too great TO be be
ieYed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
"vith forty thousand men,
And thon-march back again


The democracy of that State called upon
10 rally to- man--repar the city Of Brother
" love- and raze the dccursed institution 10 The
ground-spriak!e salt upon the place-and thus
show TO the world what the party mob can do.
We have always loved the name of DEMocRA
OK. We have thought that democratic primer
plies were those best calculated TO promote the
ends Of our glorious constitution, but if have
labored under a mental dclusion-it we nave
pictured to ourselves angel, and named II
DcHiocrdcy-whie the true representa- ton
should be that which those editors have pictured
q derit--may Heaven preserve our country and
ourselves from It's baleful Influence.
Whatever objections have been urged to the
rcchartering of the United States bank as a
tIonal institution--and many honest men OF
tho opinion that it ought not to be rechartered--
all must admit, vino value justice and truth, thai
the State Of Pennsylvania has perfect right Of
which the mlnlons OF power can never divest her,
TO charter any body corporate, within her own
limits, the design of which does not conflict with
the constitution of the United States.
THIS bank, however odlous it may have appear
ed TO some as "A national institution, that 1t
owes its existence 10 State law alone, must be
acllnowi lodged shorn of greater portion OF
its power; while, SO far rs the state Is concerned
il will prove pre-emncnliy beneficial. What
State is there In the Union, we would ask, that
would not sanction the prayer of such body as
the Stockholders OF that bank, with guran'ee
I OF several millions OF dollars Tor her Treasury,
especially when that Treasury in a most Ian
CRUSHING condition? Independent of this, if a
/ large amount of capital were to be thrown out oil
active employ ment by hef refusal where is the
man valuing his reputation n statesman, who
would not use all his powers of mnd TO proven
so disastrous an occurrence? Ho must be nor,
than a knave VINO would ACT otherwise"
1 The Van Buren, party, short time since, wen
called by Lyndc Elliott the ''modern democracy
-..dcmocrats of the Van Buren, school, and the
heaven is invoked to preserve country iron
such democracy! But brief space of time ha
elapsed, and now that same democracy is cloths
in the habiliments of, and is worshped as, an ar
gel Again, the reader will notice the powe
claimed for tie Legislature Of Pennsylvania Il
confer corporate powers individuals. What
change is here, my fellow Democrats. We do nc
ohiec, to the Democrats of this district opposin
the establishment Of national bank; but we d
think they have suffered their usual good sense
be imposed upon little, by suffering this tool {
club Of politicians to assume the dictatorai sea
over them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
Feb. 1G. 1899.
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

Whselsug Feb. 18th, 1889.
Tns various Brilliant schemes 1899 presents
ordinary attractions aavent1srers.
Send orders post paid 10 }. II. Clarke Wheeling Va
who universally Omitted be the greatest prize seller in
the western country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
FIRST SPRING SALE OF
FOREIG-N AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
En-Ls- So: &C.,. y 49,.

IoREiti-F AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Boots stoes' Groceries, &e-.4t .4,etson.
sITiIL be sold by WruERs s o'snAUGuSsssr, n,
w Auction Mart, 3 Main street, TIzESD.7 I,
lfh l-3t--to commence each day % O'Clock an
:ensive stock Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GooES,con
sisting Of
suPsr blue, bl, brown, inv green. olive Aaelalds aud
claret Cloths; super plain, ribd. buckskn. cord
i7toFa and other srpd Cassmeres; super plain blue,
oo"n green, b lavender, Oxford mixed and drab Sat
instts strpd 10. (naw patterns , Ny Jeans pania-
loon stus and DIngs. Victoria stripes London Cling
mans, new ssyie) super Summer Cloths Bomba zines;
lr:sh FTearh anl German Linens; Grass do: Gnghams:
Shfting Caicocs; sapeZ French Chntz; painted Nusn;
Snalleys; Mouslan de LANES: London and AmesI.an
Prints ;pIain de Nan & 70 de Swiss Istriae.
sk satin ana velvet Eesrjnrs. Wo-s.iIies - I,T,5,
do: pongae and English sin Hdkf Italian Carvats len-
did satin, silk shalley and Shals, IA, 81 and l0i
Cotton six Hosiery; hoskin silk, cotton and linen
Gloves; bonnet Mantua and cap Ribbons plain hsd
obonat ac oambes and swiss Muslins; BLK and cold
Sewing Siihs; Patent Thread Sewing Cotton; gum elias
tic, cotton and web Saspenders London aud German Pin.
* and lasting Buttons, pearl dn tuck ani neck Combs:
cory do, sc &e-tosether with general
Will BE ADDED
35 pieces sopsrdne West England Cloths (assorted
colors: >
50 pieces " American
80 : Super London Cassimores RIB and Victoria
40 :. Plain and f}uck-kin
$50 = Plan Blue BLACK, Brown C. re.n I.av-
enier and Drab sat:inetz;
l25 = = Ky Jeans;
500 = . Fancy Pantaloon Stripes;
80 Moleskins;
70 t'2s-- f:s; L;a4ne;
10 French and German Linens.
3 = Super Grass
- g British aud French Prints;
% = American
5 g French Chintz;
10 Painted Masi,.;
- pieces shalloys;
l25 :. Aiousain de LANES;
300 British and French shifting Calicoes, (new pat
~ terms y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

The following staple offered in quantities to
.oit purchasers viz;
5000 gals Pore Winter and Fail Sperm Oil:
800 90 Reined Whale On
100 bbs T anners', various qualities;
80 DO Meas foot, Ljnseed. Olive and Castor Oils:
- baskets AMI cases Salad Oil.
PAINTS
500 kegs ground White Lead, various brands;
30 cases Chrome, Green. and Yen ow;
1000 lbs Green, elbow, Black Blue pain, in Oil;
Lead and Genre.
125 do spts. Tarpenee; with great variety Of fine
and paints for boat and house painting
OVERS ARTICLES
SOC bb!s LozTood, Fussc. Camvood, Nicaragua Nut
I50 calooys o. ytrioI Muriac ana Nitric Acids war
RATED superior to any made in the west;
cerooss spanish Flt Indigo and CocninsaI;
case Bengal;
baskets Annst.o-also Machia- Cards. Ptsss Pa
pers Emery, &c. &c
4 casks Dltca and Ffeneh Iaddsr.
-SUNDRIE@
> bb,s Rehnea Sal, Pstre and Borax
81 cases soda. Tart. Acid aed Rochelle Salts;
80 bols Epson Salts;
3l1 DO American and Roman Cement and Lime;
$50 do Tar and Rosin;
1000 boxes Soa-eastile, "hits variegatsd palm and
5cases Percussion Caps;
20 hads Back Leads Crucibes;
10 bbs CoPas, Japan aud Coach Varnish, very sBPe-
% cases Liquorice Paste. Juab. and G um CopaI;
80 Brilnssone. Waite Wax, Paint Brushes. Jas
50 bbls Gius-Amsrican, Russia. and Irish,
400 Ib Nusnes, 800 Cassa. ID abls ground Gin
100 boxes No Chocolates Dbl Chores, % bags raw
800 boxe. Bottles. yials F.-ks, and Window Glass
10 tierce Clarified Honey. Of Savor.
IG casks English Sal Soda;
800 packages Lemon Syrup and pepper Sauce
CHG innati, Fsruary y, $780, b.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09
TEMPERANCE-A oSE GALLON Law

TENPERANCE-A OSE GALLON L.w-MssrssErPI
A bill has passed both branches the Mississippi Legs
aiae prohibiting the innkeepers tavernkseper and keep
ers OF every description of tPplng houses whatever from
selling aay vinou spurious liquors il less quantities
gallon. from permitting drank in where
sold By ne provisions Of the bill. they allowed
gva away vinous spurious liquors in less taan
quantities Of one gallon and in,srdjcted from selling
liquors Indian negro. slave free
any quantity whatever Candidates Office. likewise.
Internationally prohibited from besfowns liquor under
any peiexi voter voters Al elections,
during period Of their pretentons canddatss- The
penalty in each Is for the h offence, fnc in the
sa50. and imprisonment for less week
and for every succeeding one fine in the Of $780, and
imprisonment for no. less than one month";. o. sun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

tT"HiGHER POWERt'--A few weeks since.
Lynde Elliot. informed his readers that higher
Porer," bid him not to fear,---that he should be
sustained. That ..higher pooer" has now shoyn
itself TO have been the same that bought the JEFF
tersonian oilice-Mariin Van Buren,, 1.-THE Great
Democrat of the nation'' In other words, our
fED-eral neighbor has been appointed publisher
the laws of the u. States" There's nothing
IKE subservencyi By the way. our "aiGher-
Pocer""BY AUTHORITY" fed eral neighbor appears
70 be going into the ''high Strikes on the strength
ait,-hope 1t won't have any effect on his silent
eontempt"-isle organs, tho! Hear how he exuts
over his newly acquired higher po'rer:--ssO! bu,
are we no, lucky! Our fortune is made !r---Cock-
sdood'c-doo! And" says he, .sthe Government
wiii surely be rendered totally insovent through
INC MORBID corrup,ions of the present administra-
"eo."-lt ''the Government was not already
totally insoirem," there would still be s!eetIe'
lett IN you remark yet, neighbor Elliott; and
we @sub-leg-treasurers" of this corrupt admin
S'ation, have not all yet followed in the foot
''eps Of their fii-s.rious prcolccessors,--Swar,-
'u'a and Price-you'd better keep sharp look
- :" Your fortune" may turn out to be a rar-
8" one, after all. We could tell sometime ab,u,
appointment, but will desist a, present.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

ntrA reicard for suffering dcfcat.-An re-
collect that Samuel j. Gholson, was of the
defeated candidates for Congress at the last cleo
tion in the State of Mississippi. He has been
appointed, by MIR. Van Buren,. Judge of the U.
States Court for the district of that State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

Burr and Hoatgomcry- When the venerable
and Rev MIR. Spring was in New York some
years ago, he expressed desire 10 see Aaron
I}irr-his son, the Rev. Gafdner Spring, o'3act-
ca to il. saving tliat Burr had lost caste, aud 1t
would moi be reputable 10 call upon hm. The
Old gentleman replied
NV son. must Bnrr before leave the
CITY / went through the woods with him, under
Arnold stood by his side on the Plains Of q
hraham, s. have not seen him since the morning
on which Montgomery fell 1t was heavy snow
storm Montgomery had fallen The Bniish
troops were advancing towards the eend poo
and l,tIe Burr was i,astening from the fire of the
enemy IN to his knees in snow. with Mon gom
crv-s body on his shoulders Do YOU wcnder
wish to see him!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

.;,.,, and Irresponsible individuals to iiii their
.o,,.ns behind anonymous signatures. lear
Arm the rag, and let the naked assassin stand be-
fore the public!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

ID TCHMOND AND ROCKVILLE CAN Al
Books foE the subscription of stock in the Richmond
and BTookTe Cana, will be opened By the
the FIRST day April next and be kept open twenty
days agesaby Charter. the following places viz
Richmond, Abingtoa, Brownsville. DunapsvilIe Fairfield,
nd Rockville The following Commissioners Rob'.
Morrison, Col Hunt, John Rider, james Osborn,
James L. Andrew, and Samuel Goodwin, authorized
special opening the said books;
viii atlald Of above named places for the pfr
pose OF receiving subscriptions. By order Of the Conrs
W. II. LEEDS, Sec'y.
Richmond, ead .. 1899. TIA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

HsO FARMERS & G.4RDEEERX-The NH
scribers viii receive by first of March, 6ae los u
Easasba and sabeisa Grape yines-thc growth Of one
remarkably e and healthy, which
Dr. Campbell. Butler Go OHIO Ii presumed that ali
persons wishing Improve the valuable fruits viii .
rail snamseivss q s1ais Opportunity. l.. u -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-09

- D-'n the vicinity Of this place, after
: sefi0g Illness, on the 18th inst, Mrs. ELI.
nth, wife of Mr. John Smith,