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administrators Notice.

-oTICF i hereby given that the Undersigned nas IA
ken letters Of Administration out OF the mon To-
= - Court On the of Marina Burgess la'e 81
- zt1, Iraia3 co. Ia deceased all those indebted 10
9 requested make immediate payment ana
ras having claims against the same are noihsd TO
a u the undersigned. duly authenticated iof set
;t,.., me car from taIs date. TEE estate = sup
- ~ h. solvent JOHN L. BURGESS. Adm,r-
Pc = = 81 rsqq 35-3w
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raziIE SIR Co of tais place, having le' '''is'
or, eIaorior Nutcauiis Inulae-rz tees Yet u1sol.
me tia slav intend, to iaE lsr oSn planting
next sorin- iaye the early attention Of tfaseTS' % ts
- 80 e oaar for sale. were Of .aCm grown from
Old -oat of t,vo auI years growth SIca trees d
mono ,ne, accustomed the g-o~ins 81 Mulberry, are
.73arJ e SUPERIOR - those raised r5.a cuttings or lay
We NAV also very justly remind Qarzons s. 'a5 10
rcass II at the experience Of several years, satisfy u. la'
:-ees raised the vicinity o: "nate tnsf ara ihs"s' -
he PLANTED, much mora valuable, t3ah "'eA lfih7-
,,-ii.,t .-ro,, = distant rIaca. IagIiFe ot
NORRIS LANCASTER
D..-., G.. Ola, r524 37-tf
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G-ECl 10 GA;E-ASo
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Drugs
Paints, Oils, Sc,


nov receiving Fail Stock, and respectfully invites
the attention .aIerctas, Naa'Eactrref and Others
\ articles warranted OF good quality, and packed III a
careful manner The following offered III Quantities to
suit purchasers:
Drugs, Nc.l300 packages fresh Drugs Of every va7ie-
~ physicians; bbis Epson Salts; - cases
Iig4erre uiube PASTE; 20 bDs Flor sulphur Cream
arta- and CamphDr: Acid, Soda, iiothclie Sa
ami t3af4.a; 81 h5ls. ta1bcE salts alI sal. Sofa
paints. Sc.-l0G0 kegs White Lead, OF best quality
100 b Red Lead and Lytharge 200 bh's hitting Yea
Re- Lamp Black Yellow; 100 do Chalk, span Brown
Bac and White Lead casks English Putty, very superb
9r quality: 30 Chrome Green, elbow, HE'D ana
P-ussian Blue; 50 bells Copai and Japan Narnish.
Oi!s.-t000 gals Winter and FAN Sperm oil; - hbs
Olive and Castor Otls 50 do Tanners o 50 DO Whale
and Neatsloot Oh; 100 cases and baskets Salad on
Sundries.-l0 casks Dutch Nadder; 80 bbls CaH1Io2d
200 Do bogvooi aud Eastic; 50 do Mic Wood, Lac Dye
an Red ar,ar; II Indigo and Cochneal cases
Man5lia Inli.o 300 bbIs Alum. CoppoTas, itrio ana
N4t-alIs 100 carboys Of Acids 20 casks Bleaching Io"
dc7s 100 boxes Sperm CanIcs 30 hbls Iurpeatine ID Do
Pure Ground Ginger; 10 do Numegs and Cloves; lou
boxes Window lass Bottles ana 2ls 81 10 Briastoae
astile White, Palm and Shaving; 30 b9s Glue
30O do ('enent--A merican and Roman; 500 do Inns
y,o, md Tar: - cases Refined BoTax: bits English
i7ta.: - gaIes Bottle Coth, 10 do India ana Seine
Twiae. o. ..
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,D,TJ,ySTRATOR'S NOTICE.

orrc,f, :; be-erv ven that the undersigned has IA
ZEN letters of Administration out Of the =" aEas fo-
= - art on the Estate Stephen ihonas, deceased.
80 n New Garden township. Wayne CO, Ind all those
3ebted 10 said esa.e requested 10 MAKE lmneaIe
av,,cat ana all persons having claims against me same
-csan, them to the undersigned. duly authenticated
-, settIenent within year from his date Inc estate
:; s,,,nosed 20 be solvent, HIRAM fIOJGH, A6H''r-
9Th mo- 18Th, lc39. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

NATITF. be sold public sale, en- tnasiay '2e l2th
w day of 0.to5er next, At the ta;a as.'1iiie q - -
liam Vjnae3go decsaea the personal property OF ana &c
reased consisting Horses, Cattle, four good mn" Cows
H. Wheat O,.- in stsaf, Goa nc Fel5, g2oi
, bo-se " a?, and harness, whaat Ia, Farming utan-
ala Household AMI Kitchen furniture. - Ill also be rent
ed on the same day the hi-He5 BIDDER the larm' "e
contains go acres about ~ ct "hca = ~
nair Sale 70 commence At 10 o'clse., Terms mace
sno.a on the day OF sale. and att.Hianre given BY
JOHN IINsEDGE, Adm.
Sent 2Ist 1880 60
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'T, sssc Public.

sr i-11es to sell ut private sale the follow
ing describe property consisting ol-a good a"e1s
II Il So with coaveaen buildings, dc. attiehsd pc
!, III situated j., the t3an Nasla5oh W ayne CO. ma
tis. nv LANYARD VITA the improvements belonging
taa7e,o consisting - Eai-a good B'fA-liods' ana
EIil--a Carrying anoP, Tools &c.
al 4fs-o.a1 To 81. a GOOD bar-ain perzon WISH
- ASA JAMES MENDENiIALL-
In- - PlFsah7e. -, f-e4 36-3tH
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

-OTICE !. hereby given th,t the undersigned has to
ken Inc Clerks Office, OF sae " ayhe I0oa'e
Court. letters OF Adni s.raton me estate oil "aih
Ninaedse, of Wayne county. dec therefore al NOSE
in ehed 10 said estate. required - MAKE
IA snet 10 him and all persons having claims agaIasi SAL
estate III present them duly authenticated tor settlement
" llaIn year
JOHN VINNEDGE. jan. Adminissro'oE-
Sep, 10Th 1889 -'-"'
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administrators, Sale Of Real

INST ATE-Fhe undersigned, having taken out letters
g. of Administration the estate q l<aph
..,t -xr-r-- Pubiic Auction IN the
~ eieanond 29th OF October next, that vala
~ osr.v Situated Pearl street, directly lroatng the
,C.ta-ra,nf3raei wiki . north half 81 fot SO
= ar yv5cI, j. situa large AMI commoa'ous building
suitable fra church for any public u7e also, Inc ol-A
- - - t9sa n,e3a.lei Iot with very coramodl9As
rys:7g dselIin- house situated thereof sac to COM
mcgee At II O'Clock. m, said day Terms mace known
o., dav Of sale, sghca viii b. liberal. 49,,
y" - ALFRED TULLIDGE, Admir-.
ssDt til, 1889. '''7c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

HN CAMBRIDGE CITY!-On Wednesday, the ON
inst, VIII be offered Pubc sale, a. amoase ~
aar - valuable LOTS Cambridge City beng 7lti-
sel on the National Road the termination Of me
- t,95,1 in WAYNE county, Indiana, and suTouhas1
- ~ IN, f,a-. See lions OF country TIC state, aai
sIsa m wealthy and industrious farmers, gi.e7 II dtIi
advantages over other paccs II the "es'e'
,,1r,+ If commerce, the Whitewater Canal connect
n t,iu-f7,ati viii give Cambridge Cry the "2e
If tho Northern and Eastern paris Of the STATE ana
me attention Of Merchants ani Mechanics an+,
- ,r, Il onteEprizia- ra A evidence OF II N pa
b the place Though eceaty laid oii, nos. nHnoef-
2''. 50 ' ;.,7,r5.a,,s Terms made known o.,
e dan, of sae Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, a M.
Abundance viii be given by the pro7r.etors.
Sept, II, 1889.
-knish,-town san will give the aboFe one insef' an
charge this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
nor,,s NHs1iCauiis.

g.yTIE subscriber sale, fine let Of Superior
Mu.ticau trees. grown in The vicinity OF tins place.
Nca MAKES them mach growth than those hfoasa'
from They vii De sod on reasonahe terms.
Persons wishing pufcaaso would Do well to examine 'sse
THOMAS CLARK.
Richmond, Sept. 2ist, 1899 ."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

For the benefit of the Ezabctato7n Turnpike, class j.
- be dawn Wseaiiag on Friday, Oct 23th Al
ta.-Io~t : m l3 drawn ballots One Prize Of SS}Jo
55no 15a0 1850 and I06St five 500, Of 250- tven
= f $50 thirsy-slx Of LOB. SC. 2a1o5 Prizes amount
in- 70 SIS. 93l4 Tickets S-sla.es il 25op2,tt2n-
Wheeling, Va.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
THOMAS g. HAMILTON,
and GROCERY DEALERS;
coruer Of saalu ano 9earl streets
RIcuM L DIA \ A.
Fat sleek wanted.

FY~EiE subscbe wishes to purchase and VIII pay 'ae
4 market price, for good fat cattle saeep, hoSs, 81
s :, have meats of ditferen; kinds in god order
1 sale o., The cvea. of the 26lh, and thereafter
Fir ays) at all times. His establishment y Al me We"
end o the bridge ,l-.l r,s,.rs
If wheat 70 be delivered the ne ghhoTln mis- io "
also paw the market price for quaattiy o. oatsi
1899
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

A horse thief saot.-An old MN in Illinois,
hnyior lost his horses, discovered them some
time after tied to Il tree. lie waited uHti a per
'a1 n,a to feed them, raised his rifle and sFto;
linn down Upon approaching, tho old man dis
,,otered thc thief to bo his He gave his
ti,or q Geo which he said he had made by
horse stcaling.anI stated thate were fourteen men
N the vicinity engaged in the Same business
Twelve OF them, upon his Information. nave been
,,orehendcd. and arc now in The Paris Jail, Pike
eps,,,v Illinois Sixteen stolen horses have been
recovered. We learn the above facts from the
Paris Sentinel of the 81 instant.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

"a man can, help what happens o."'llos -,
back as the oater said ven ne was N''"0
of doors.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

Cure for tie IVtoooping couga.-A teaspoon
fnl, of caster oil to tablespoon full Of nloas-
scs: a teaspoon fall of the mixture to be given
whenever the cough is Troublesome 1t VII al
- ,I,or - once and in n few days 1T effects
c,re, The same remedy relieves the Group
however vioIcn, the attack.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

"FoUL FRAUD on THE ELECTIVE FRANCHIsE-
The purity of the elective franchise IS openly at
tempted 10 be violated by the ot!ico-ho!dGrS OF
this metropolis, and so far from being robuked by
those whose duty ii should be to irown on Sueh
iniamy, is openly encouraged. and warmly ap
nlauded The dcstrUctires III power seem to be
determined to maintain that power ut every haZ-
ard and with a view Of bfibing and corr"Pihg
voters for tho coming election III MARYLAND, dcs-
patched agent 10 this city to obtain money
from the ofiicc-h0!ders, TO enable them to carry tho
election parrcule ry, III Jcnner's district ana III
Johnson'e, and large sums have actually heeh
raised for that purpose. The gentleman VINO
csme on tbs rery prdise5r0Ttiy err"ad, SAID 10 an
Office holder, ..that Har and Itivcs had come
down handsomely ;but net mere so thant hey nNght
10 have done, as upon The entire success oi mar
land and ,ssi.s!.ss, tiI tnoiF chance for PRINTER
stand" What Insult TO Maryland IS the bare
suspicion that her independent voters can be
bought and sold ike catiio in the shambIcs. The
time was when had any citizen OF that State en-
oored in business so dcrogatory to its character,
he would have been secuted from all society; bat
such has been tho demorallzing effect Of Loco
focoism upon the morals and manners oil tho COM
munity. that shame is no longer fell: even at the
grossest departure from the principles ot honor
and common honesty.
Weentreta the honest citizens Of all parties IN
that proud State, that names III her list ct rcE"iu-
,ionarv worthless rs bright galaxy as any other
m this Un1n net to allow 50 base an aspeTsidn 10
he cast on her famc hut to show wretchcs 50 lost
IN every princiu!e Of honor bow little ihcF Know
of the descendants of tho Howa:ds. the Carols,
,he Stones, when thcy undertook to bfipe them by
money to undo their country. ''--'id"iSoH'"h
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
~r.RKE.S TEMPLE OF TCR-UNE, Ne Il.
Naia street, Wheeling, Na-Srtcales fJr Oe!9oeT;-
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

t the benefit Of the Izahe:5tovn Turnpike. class 2,
70 be drawn II Wncelins, Fuay, Oct /, l93t,
A. / O'Clock, D. m. One Prize 81 5000 @ooo, I'o',
80 1II5 80 of $500 Sc 25.-6i Prizes. amounting
=. .i3i5tI 'Tj-ke,. @2.j0-saaro. II proportion
,S9-e b. certificate Of % whole. VIII cost siO-hal'es
and quarters proportion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

From the -Ncli.erranean--the following IS an
e~tract of n letter from distinguished AneFtcaii
now in the Mediterranean, dated june ~ou'
1889: -
..rbe Archipelago is swarm;ng with pirates
III. Austrian. French and English have vesseis
of war TO protect their commerce. but s''nous'
the crew Of a vessel having an American gehs'e'
man with his wife on board hare al been mnfue'
ed by tho pirates. there has not Dee" a" |
.ssscy'of ,rar up here for more tsan year: Inc
..;.,rs b.re comnlatn much of IT. and inquire
81 me what has become of our Mediterranean
Snuadron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

Two thousand and seventy three squirrel 'calps
were taken up in Miami county, on the 1oth
and 9th ult. by two parties of SIX hunters each
There was a wager in the way, consisting oil
two hundred bushels of corn, which had been
10 nm bv the inhabitants of Bethel township.
III ,reSt number taken by man was * :,
~ SMILES, number 105 The winning party
heat bv onlv nine scalps. month or two later.
y, n, Cincinnati market the products OF that
t,,,yonld have brought Sl2o 613.--hGh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
Richmond Prices Current. se?teni Der Il.
.nRRrcrrn HsEEkIY ron TlE rALI.ADLCA, BY

yr,I->-,. MEMS LITERARY ASSOCI ALTON
An a8ourned meeting Of this society viii be heid al
the Engine House. on Thirl-lag evening next
o., e, aIs, lsaa R.HATTON, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

INTERESTING RE,uEIscENcE.-it was saying
among the soldiers of The revolution, that the
lady of WAsHINGToN heard The first and last gun
of every campaign through the war of indefen-
dencc. She regularly visited the camp. Jnst as
troops ware going winter quarters, and remain
ed with the General until the opening Ct the
campaign. She was always received with ac-
rlamation. The veteran forgot his tolis--he
gloom of the camp cleared Oft; and JOY and niIiari
" reigned, when she arrived.
Nor wero these greetings confined TO the
army. Her movements were noticed iii me Jour
mails. and a most cordial welcome was extended,
whenever she moved. The following account OF
her reception at Williamsburg. was circulate"
through the newspapers of that day:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
wheat. Oats,-StOyes.

A FEW hundred bushels of Wheat, delivered At :.
%.wran'. mill; or Oats, delivered the Richmond
fr would be taken exchange for Stoves 4 foughs,
1t market price. ,-,,,,c
MENDESIAII., FOULhE, & WILLIAMS.
September lin, 1899. 'o'"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
FALL g. WINTER STOCK OF DRY
G0JDS!!
YHyIF s.crbes are rsceisng their supply OF FAN
and Winter Dry Goods. Wn5ca have been select
a tb ra-a i, me Eastei Cries, and CONSISTS IN par OF


Ell with care il Eastern oles, ahl consists, III part o.
Rl 6'qcs Jro,rq. dr5 o.ire grsen aahtz, .4delg'de
MEDALLION cadet rr'6 aud ptfo CLcIHS; 1Lts 6lsek
DAB ,-en', orn steel air'd ftct stripe r15sa an
rorona,,n SSLTERES: bss, bLoet bfoa- drab aore,
Ir, ,ris green caff oxford md ifan's Hstrd S.iI
TYVETIS; ft.ref alt PAaul CLss9erc Tats'l'a' st1F
,aI, ,,raa.f5r. Grd listing TESILEtfS; CLaek ss and
cotton eIret. ,e1te. greene yeio7 ong seaT,d f4I'els
Onto, H., R9.e Bl1qsets eItc, sc2T!s bfs and green
Uacanqlc Blankets; Horss d fg'frea and p''l Green
Bai=e; Kertt,rky and heott.s Jeans; 80
a,,3r1let Of Eagt aad French Hrrtaos; B27a5g@l'se
line 81 T5taseltae Dc LANE; ps DE- Far,sty e pam
and faacy Pnt; thrilled DO figured G'4 Pla"t 70 = a
Gro Dc RL.ae Gto Na0les, and Gro Dc Sr'ss DaIss
Sss S-a.ac: black aud tehte SItt1Ili Fo%ses; bl1c
:Ji d,e and sin ~ F75rtces; great rariey e man
t1 sam and Cap Ri555,ls setts R5's; tl4t B25.aett
Ies: dgttei IHus 64r. Ei5inrs and L9ce thread Ii-
i,lr. and Iqserting Jalsnta Gerneaa israo; Linen
CIn75rick; GAS Cloth; Band.saa fo1see and f.1S
ITdks. Terino. Cashmere. Broctr Lessftlne' I41sf;
uousselite De Lame Cti,sts. SIX, Baree1"a Gd f4aa
UAvIs Of almost erery and gaItg' i'st ia@eH;
b,o,ra Holland: Nun and Jaeonet '1ias I"gs1 f'n
Cotb: Epab1s,s4 C2n5ric; Co9rei d.; S.L Scott. ot-
ham and Cotton JNBREILAs Ch1Hdrg; tecssi IiktS;
Cotton UooLer Uorsef and Gum il9fAe >5sFEH1fEsi
Buck and Sheep SIN GLOVES and Mrs; htff, u oozef
and Berlin GLOVES: Cot,o1. S and La.1s u ool II osE
and HAIR HosE; IuE3rs' Trimmings, cf ersry rarely:
Cords Braid &c; together with general assortment Oh
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
SA M UEL FILE m ! N G,


just received from the eastern cities an extensive
himself with great care of the largest and best
..houes HIS purchased very favorable
which Will enable him sell very low orCASH.
Rroadcioths and Cassimercs, OF almost every coll
Or and of the very qualify Cassnes of various col
ors and qualities. S-s.ller-Clo.h, &c &c
NIousIinc-dc-E.a and silks, of the latest fash
Ionahle stves. plain patterns taiicoe and painted
ns aud lawns; Challeys; six and iahbF VelNets sum
uer vee: dress handkerchIes of all qualities and prcos
Ladies zur'd capes, ashons Checks, stripes, and
linens OF all kinds ana half hose OF various kinds and
roors table spreads aces insertions; ribbons, assorted
Ladies and Misses Tuscan and English BGhncts OF
the ashions flag, bandanna ponsee, and LINEN cam
brc andkerchefs Ladies and GentieInens gloves OF al
kinds aud qualities wall paper cotton yarns batting Nc
esEeOGEEsss;, OF all kinds
Hardware and cutlery, --Embracing some hne
table cutlery Bo,cher knives Sceles; Farmers articles;
hove aud longs and nearly every thing, III tins line, from
a cambric needle up a mi-saw.
China and Gueenss.a re.-.Several fac md hand
sone China sets: Liverpool ware; Common ware, Ac' IN
brought to ,iffs4i ihaftae Ell general assortment " mas
AIso--.2GGg3 - g4GgSs
~, gr.e ana inc; runsa; '''rr's',
seal M Kid Boots and slippers, eaters, Sc &c. &c.
Al OF Which are offered aV fer CASH, or approved produce
AID "a every article his is Just opened from tef
o-is,al parkaze confident that those who "Ish 10
rchase but be suited, by calling on the uoscfDef
SAMUEL FLEMING.
.u1i,. ST., opposite Tie Bank,
July 13tb 1889. kIeiiNoNp' iNpANN.
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sl,ingIes!! shinsles!!:

OF very superior quality and well seasoned, now on
hand and sale BY tas subscribers at Leeds INV
g adjacent TO town tfa reduced price OF W.
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per thousand
T. We respectfully invite fellow citizens oil this
eountv ID cal and examine for themselves
f-N. b. The patent right for Marion county Tor SAFE
enquire Of the subscribers
/ WORE. D. T. & G. B. ROWLErT.
49,, Al 1879 34--4w
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AEso--&GGgg - gRDws,
DANIEL I'D. sE1OAN'S
So n sr = @ 81 y = .zs.s @ e u Z .
RICHMOND. INDIANA.

Tho subscriber takes method Of informing his friends
and the public generally that he has purchased the Iase
sad : recently sold by him 10 Mr.. 1baddeus owen,
and has again commenced the business Of keeping tuoc
House. .,,I ,.r.d
nj Irlaroved within months past ana VIII ahofa as
desirable accommodations any inland esth0iIshneh' VI
the west And his charges shall be moderate.
The bar viii kept constantly supplied with te pest Oh
1,r,rs And the House viii be furnished with good as
sarsntent Of newspapers ,;....,
The .rrier returns his sincere thanks for the ioefai
sert heretofore extended to him; and IS cnndeh' maj
he fail give satisfaction to al VINO may o' MN
- th a call e..
~ \ few good Horses for saddle or harness. ana a rev
carriage, viii he kept for he accommodation Oh ifae'
an others may Tish them q, .r
Richmond, June eh, 1889.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

A DISTINGUISHED IioRTIcULTURIsT.-The pub
lie IaDors Of Ey-President Adams give the public
some idea Of the variety of his pursuits and stud
ies-but a visit to his residence only, can show
how the venerable ExPresidcnt spends his leisure.
Leisure, one might at first thought fancy he
could know nothing of-bnt those accustomed to
a systematic devotion Of all t4eir time tod icr-
ent pursuits are alone aware how much man
can find time accomplish Mr.. Adams Nur
sery and grounds in Quincy, would be deemed
by many gentlemen a sufficient source Of en-
ployment, without politics. authorship, lectures
or poetry. While in the Presidential Chair. he
carried his taste with him, ard imported num-
Der of Young trees 10 adorn the grounds around
the White House. Among these some val
liable for their novelty, If for nothing else
being specimens of the cork tree.
The nursery of Young trees at Quincy is con
tanned In a strip Of land fenced off from tho or
chard, about a thousand feet in length, and 40
or so wide. 1t contains an immense variety OF
Young and thrifty trees, some raised from seed,
and we believe all were planted by the pro-
pretor himself. Varieties Innunerabie have been
produced BY grating and budding. Among them
mr., MANY varieties Of English and American
oaks and forrest trees--frult trees OF all posi-
bic descriptions, rose bushes, currants, walnuts,
fIberts and great variety OF other shrubs and
plants. A il are in thrifty state, which argues
n rare knowledge of arboricultnre, included with
in tho cycopedia of the proprietor attainrnents
and precincts.
The orchard proper and garden, contain some
descriptions Of fruit no where else 10 be found N
the country. Pear Trees over hundred years old.
arc still prolific, and loaded with fruit. New de-
scrip,ions Of apples, pears, &c have been intro
duce1 by grating soon as known III this coun
,rv. that i snch as were worth the culture. In
the garden there is large and handsome Walnut
tree which is thirty years old. beautifully for
med AID in u vigorous state of growth, which
was raised from the seed planted by the Presi-
dents own hand
The possessor of such n homestead, with tho
TASTE and information to en- ~ II; library to re-
treat to within DOORS correspondence wider
than that Of any other man in the country, in OF
fee or out and an active mind with thousands oil
"reminiscences of the past, inccssant employ
ment in the present, and shrewd perception OF
tho future; afford the means of enjoying, which
no political changes can take away.
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yEyAkEE I-P,-By Joseph Tuly, living in ard town
saip, Randolph county, Indiana, one pay ~ ;
- hlark Ices name AMI tail, her iorhead, hh7
Years oil, hands agh, some saddle MARKS, a NJ
-ea "a thirty dollars, by John Mock and Thomas W ar
- -, ,,, ,,sI JeIJfr my ONCE. juno
3a, 1879 do hereby certify this to be true copy iron"
my cztray book liENRf ~
Sent. =, lc3J Do"
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WILLIAMSBURG, AugustS, /. II

Last Tuesday, the Hon. Mrs, WAsHINcToN ar
rived in this city, amidst the ringing OF beiis.
several discharges cf artillery and vocs OF small
arms from the troops stationed here. and the cor
dial good wishes of all the inhabitants, who have
the greatest respect for her ladyshps own per-
sonal merit. and n grateful sense Of the eminent
service rendered to the United American States
by her iliustrious consoFt
At a meeting at the Common Ii Ill ot thIs city.
on Friday the lst instant to take into considera-
ton the arrival Of General Washingtons lady,
thov came to the following resolutions:
Resolve ed unanimously, That the most respect
cul testimony he presented to her on The &C
casi0n of the high sense this Hall cntcrtaIns OF
General Washingtou's distinguished merit, rs the
IlIustrious defender and dellvegcr OF his coun-
Try.
Resolved unanimously, That golden emblem
a,icai medal be prepared, to be presented to the
Geueral's lady, the most suitable method oi
that dcsign into execution; and thai
the Mavor be desired 10 form The device, ana a
sreo with proper persons to execute the
sa
Resolved unanimously. That the free6om OF
this CITY be presented to General Washington
throuoh his LADY; and that the MANOR he desire"
=, ,y,it uDon her with the same, and with ccpt
If these several resolutions.