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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
4 .NOIHLR NOTICE.

LII. those having claims against Thornberry, IIanes
Il Co, requested file them. clearly made out
by the rs day OF January next, prepare making
earliest possible dividend. All yet behind with said
Company may by calling Immediately at Esq'r
hbbey's office, and settling
} L. Mt4N DENiALI4.f AssiEnees Of
ID. T. Virgins, Thomberry, Haines & Co.
r. S. Three C.3RDLNG .N4ClILNES and taco
iIchEitS, fpr sale Ucry L1c. N u.
Richmond, Oc, 26, 1889. 42tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

MiE Silk Go. OF this place, having a few thousand
II very superior Mutcauiis mulberry unsold,
more than they intend, for planting
next spring invite the early attention of purchasers them
ne trees we otter for sale, them from
Old coo OF tvo aud three growth. Such
Woig men, accustomed to the growing of Mulberry
considered very superior those raised cuttings
eTs We may also very justly remind persons wishing
purchase that the experience of several years satisfy
trees raised in the vicinity where intended
be planted, more valuable than when trans
PorteI from a distant place. Inquire of
MORRIS LANCASTER.
Richmond, Sept. 2lst, 1899 37-n
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CIRCULAR
General Commission Agency,
pigI


/ osEPH WILLIAMS, late of lnaana, and Tor some
- time this city, offers ms ssTsIces TO Wes
and Merchants the purchase of all dscrip
tion Of GOODS city and New ork. From his IN
innate acquaintance with Markets, and by remaining
here and keeping well advised OF thing con-
nected with trade aters himself that ne VIII De
enabled to purchase better than those merchants
who visit the City but twice Also having
been III business the thinks he make such seec
lions regards styles and qualities. rs VIII render entire
satisfaction who favor him with their orders
Merchants ayaIing themselves OF this mode oil purchasing
their goods will and avoid the fatigue and expense
OF cling Ttsse ordering will please the terms
and time wnch they wish 70 buy Also names OF
/ Houses where they have heretofore purchased.
Commissions purchasing, nsurlns and forwarding,
i On all amounts $4,000 per cent
I under
/ .4ddress JOSEPH UILLL4.uS,
Refers 10 No. 81, Market Street.
Il MIc.JAH Il. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
HADI.EY &, CIRFENrER, Wilmington. ONO.
| SrRArTAx & REEVES,
\ {. BLANCHARD,
Achilles Williams, Richmond. Indianan
I BASH. BRIouTwELL,
lRIN REED s BRoTHER,
john NAwTER, Vernon, Ind
Hon. J AMEs RARIDgN. Centreville Ind.
o. II. SMITH, indianapolis Ind.
MooRs HIArr,t Milton. In4.
JEssE l.. WILII.Ns, c. f. Indianap polls, Ind.
JAMES WcssS<1p mig htstown, Ind.
II Col G 7. j. AKsoN, Madison. Indiana.
a coI-- JESSE SzLIAns, Burlington, Iowa Territory
I 5o1 :. IKE >, 5saiaor Philadelphia
o \ y. FLETCHER, indianapolis. Indiana.
1 Nov 10Th, 1889 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

~ OI1CE-Ihs is to forwam all persons from trading
! for three several notes Of hand, executed by
Hawkins {. Fouts: all dated Sept the Ith 1889 One
made payable March lst, 1910, for 81 900; payable
March lst ISL, for 500; and payable March LIST.
1912, for 800 am determined pay said
unless compelled by law, said fraudueny
Obtained. ROBERT IRIIEA.
ner ind
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CASH SYSTEM FOR NEWSPAPERS.

ing Publishers of Newspapers, III Indiana
opt tue CASH SYSTEM:
DOUGLASS x NOEL,
Publishers OF Indiana Journal.
!. LIVINGSTON,
Publisher OF Indiana Democrat.
HOLLOWAY & DAVIS,
Publishers Of Richmond Palladium.
EDWIN +. GABRIEL,
Publisher Of ConnersvilIe Natchman.
]. &. * ID. DOUGLASS,
Publishers Of Loganspor, Herald
HANNUM & GRuBBS,
Publishers OF Indiana sun.
w. H. Il j. II. CHANDLER,
Publishers Of Evansville Journal.
MILTON GREGG,
Publisher Of Political Beacon.
STUART x kIPP,
Publishers of Michigan City Gazette.
MATTINGLY x GREEN,
Publishers OF New-A lbany Gazette.
c. HAY x Il. w. ROWSE,
Publishers of Salem Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
he Esaslsctasai.

otTRATTAN & REEVES, would respectfully inform
: their customers that the time il hand, when
they shall expect them settle their and
without And they would further observe,
such. that they will admit their wing lon
ger time than tho end of the year 1t is amportant
prosperity of the- business, that they should be prompt
their dealings; and, be so viii be impossible for
give than years credit. They confidently
hope their viii the Importance of the above
call, and prepare themselves to act III accordance.
Richmond, 18th mo- lih, 1899. 49tf
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70 the Public.

Office of The Trading and Manufacturing Conpany,}
RIci,H0ad June l5Ut 1889. !
T an election of the Stockholders '.IHE RICHMOND
n TRAplNG MANUF ACQUIRING COMPANY" held on
the first Monday June, IS39, Benjamin Fdghum Isaac
f. Jones' f.evinls hing J. X. MandcnhaIl. +. Newman,
Jonathan Townsend, and Warner NJ Leeds, elected
directors for who net following day and
ganzel Board, by appointing James r. Mendenhal,
Presidents Eli Brown Treasurer; and John ane Secre-
tarv.
The Company have ON hand excellent supply Of
wooden goods viii be disposed upon
Merchants III general invited their
stock. and rags viii command the highest prices il
cash. JNo- l1AlNES, Secretary.
Richmond, June 18th. 1899. 23-6m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
real. ESTATE FOR SAFE

MERE will be offered for sale the 2nd day
l First Month, l5lO the following described piece of
LAND, being part of the Real Estate of Joseph Il
Hunt. deceased The half, of northwest quarter,
Indiana, situated north Of the road leading Lcsvp
reensborough, and three-onrhs mile Spree
land. There good deadening the land, and
II cleared The land ID good quality and well
timbered.
The of sale will be one-thrd downs third lin
year, and the balance yearsby purchases
stsi',s crit
WILLIAM UNrHANf<, Executor.
I1th mo. 23d, 1899. lots {.
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The Times.

INIE subscriber, having number of old due
him. which the present of the times forbid coer
cling, would he glad receive almost kind of country
produce in payment-if delivered SOON
IRWIN REED.
n b The time has arrived when generally expect to
make cnectons and, those having due
pay up, emust-----wait longer
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond Dec. 7th, 1889 4Stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
.SUERIFF'.S SALE

DY VIRTUE of sundry Executions directed,
from the Wayne Circuit CoIrt,I viii a public
sale the Court house door, the Cenreve,
Wayne Indiana, Saturday the llth day of Jan
uary 1910. the hours of o'clock A. NJ, and
four O'Clock, p NJ said day. the follow ing property
wit Lot numbered twenty one, numbered the plat
New Boston, Wayne county, Indiana, also,
another piece of ground numbered poles said
lot four poles wde being the breadth said lot number
ed twenyone; with all the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. Taken property of James Gump,
fy Executions II favor of iona than III. Stanley.
Il. G.. NOBLE, :. w c.
Dec. l9th, 1899. SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
Law Notice & GREEN.

- AMUEL w. PARKER. of Connersvile, Fayeue,
y aud J. W. GREEN, of Richmond. Wayne CO. have
entered nto copartnership for the transaction OF civil
business the Wayne Circuit Court. All such business
either III joint attention OF both.
fCT-J w. GREEN continues his old stand door
of the Bank where he still hopes receive his share
public patronage A. a Chanrery he viii
administer oas, take deposition acknowled gments
deeds, mortgages, &c. July 18th, 1889 - IF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
RICHMOND PALLADIUM,

Is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
.. D. NO11 OggaX Is. eE. AVIS:
At The So,1-rcest Of Main and Front streets,
Rtchnsond, Uayne county, Hadiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

TNHE subscriber has inst nished and offers for ,aIc
some handsome articles of FCRNfTI RE. and good
Of plain work. OF watch he will hereafter keep
a supply on hand Purchasers invited ia call and
his work and prices. He will exchange for all
country produce beef, pork, corn. wheat
&c. SC. &c. STEPHEN DUNCAN.
Richmond, December II, 1893. 431
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
FALL E. WINTER STOCK OF DRY
G00DS!!
ME subscribers are now retelvng their supply OF Fall
and Winter Dry Goods. which have been select


and Winter Dry Goods. which have been select
with in the Eastern Cities and consists part,
Blue black bro,c1, drab. o!irr green daG, .iGeaid,
aedalof cadet n,iTd aud taiot CLOTHS; b!ue. black,
irab Queens steel nr'd tancytripe, ribbed and
C. lSSLHERES; bi!e. block, brotr drab, doe,
o!ire green, cadet Oxford and .ida, nird S9I
IINEIIS: figured and platI Cashmere raientfa, mix.
SATIN stcaisfor and lasting ES1LNGS; black SIX and
cotton diets acite, green, yelog and scarlet fare'
Canton do Rose Blankets; tc, scarlet, blue and green
Hacauair Blankets; Horse do figured aud pan Green
Base heuttcku and hcok Jeans; Bearereens; large
assortment Of English and French .Nertnos; Boebaaine;
N9,lsstline de Lame: pam do; rdr1etg Of PLAN
and lcg Piats thrilled figured aud PLAIN Gre de nap,
Gro de Rune, Gro dc NaDes, aud Gro de Sess DRsss
SILKS: Se,i.a,r black and rhie Satin; Pongers Black
Mode double and Single Eoreaces; great rarely q man
f,a and Gap Ribbons SETS Rbboas black BobineH
dotted Isue; black Edgtngt and Lace thread Edg-
fngs aud LaserfinS. Jdientia; German -Herino: Lne
Captbriek; Grass Cloth; BanaaRna, foasce aud Flag
dk'fs .Nrigo. Cashmere, Broehe, Lerentfse. 1hibet
sTousseIae de Lame, Cs Si.k, Barcelona and Pai6
SHAwIs 81 almost erey si-e and quality; l1sh Linen:
borrf. Hollands Midi and Jaconet -HIsitHs English long
Cloths Embossed Canl5riek Colored dot Sax, Scotch Gfng
ham and Cotto UMRRELtAs; ChasbrV: Ceeks; Ticking:
Cotton. oolen. Uorsted and Gum kLIse SUsrENpSRs
Buck and Sheer SKIN GLOVES aud Mrs; krdd Ho5f-s
and Berlin GLOVES: Cotton Six aud Lambs Uooi ii osa
and HAIR liosE: Iuslors Trimmings Of erery rsrisfy
Cords: Brands, together with general assortment %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
Steam, Engine yzanufactory

a. TEAM ENGINE AND MILL BUILDING-The
~ subscribers having become associated with Engine
House IN CincInnat Ohio, in readiness furnish to
der, at all times, SEA ENGINES every descriptions
IN connection with all kinds of Machinery for STEAM
and GRlsr Mills joint companies or persons wishing
TO avail themselves of the benefits either Ciris or Saw
MINIS by contributions otherwise, would well to cal
or their WISHES to the proprietors. They
undertake the erection and management,
nht stockholders with responsible companies persons
Also all orders TOR Turning of ron repairing
Of additional Machinery complete SETS of rist
Saw Mill IRONS, Steam Mil BOILERS: BLACK
SMITIIlNG. &c. &c.
ihey also Will erect, ats short notice, L4TT N4CHLNFS
OF superior quality, capable Of cutting TWENTY Tous Nd
LATs IN TwELvEHoURs. In order in more general
tstaction, call OH CREAGER X SCOWDEN.
DUBLIN, Wayne Co. Ind.
~ H. All letters. relative the above business must be
P' PAID and directed TO CAMBRIDGE CITY, Wayne Co.
March 9th, 1899 DIV
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TERNs.--TWO DOLLARS-lN ADVANCE.
fNo dertatioa from The abore terms need be expected
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
BOOK BINDING.
Silver Ware NanufactOry

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
mat ne s now prepared manufacture all kinds SILL
ERW ARE short notice. and n handsome and sub
tantla manner The highest price will be paid all
for old gold I'd silver J. c. FERGUSON
Richmond, Nov. s. 1S3S.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

INNECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Leuers testamentarysha-
wing been taken of the Wayne Probate Court, on
Of Thomas Moore deceased. late of WAYNE
Ind. therefore, all indebted will please call and pay
notes, and all having claims against the said estate, w
present adjustment within prescribed
by law. The estate is solvent. JOSIAH MOORE,
l2ih mo- l0th, 1889. (49-5lc) Executor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
a Farm to Lease.

~ ME undersigned wishes lease year
n FARM containing forty acres-nne of which
cleared three we'll with clover The Farm
situated about miles north Of Richmond,
lIllsborough and adjoining the Farms of James
Addleman, and Jesse Townsend There is a comfortable
dwelling house and the outblildnss thereon and
an excellent we'll of water a The will be
accommodating. MARY PfLE.
Richmond. Dec. :, 1889 4cu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

And any articles of LeerPress printing executed NJ M
shortest notice and ii good style al the Office OF the PA
I4ADIU VI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28

a STOCK On N1sNW = E.21ASE
GOODS
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

\. B. A supply of |
good, kept for sale.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
EFFICACY OF DIR. EVANS PILLS.

Another recent test of the unrIvalled
virtue of DIR. VIM. Evans Medicines
Dyspepsia, ten years standlng.-Mr. J. Me-
Kenze, ITO Stanton street, was afflicted it'll the
above complaint for ten ears which incapacitated
him at intervals, for the period of years, in at
tending to his business, restored to perfect health
under the saiutary treatmentof DIR. VIM. Evans.
The principal sy mptoms were-A sense OF disten-
tion and oppression after eating, distressing pain in
the pit Of the stomach, nausea, impaired appetite,
gddiness, palpitaton of the heart, great debility
and emacation, depression OF spirits, disturbed rest
sometimes bilious vomiting and pain In the right
side, an extreme degree Of langour and fantness,
any endeavour 10 pursue his business, causing i'm
mediate exhaustion and WEAKNESS.
MIR. Mckenzie is daily attending his business, and
none OF the above symptoms have REQUIRED since he
ased the medicine, He is now a strong and healihy
man.
He resortcd 10 myriads ofremcdies, but they were
all Intellectual. He is willing TO give any informa-
ton 10 the afflicted respecting the stmable bene-
Mt rendered to him by the use of DR.. VIM. Evans
medicine.
Asthma, three years standing.-Mr Robert
Monroe, Schuylkill, afflicted with the above dis
tressing malady .-Symptoms-great languor, fatu-
lency. disturbed rest, nervous headache, difficulty
obreahng tghtness and structure the breast
cizziness, nervous irratbty, suffocation paipita-
ZION OF the heart, distressing cough pain
IN the stomach, drowsiness great debility, and def
cheney Of nervous energy. Mr. Monroe gave up ey.
cry thought OF recovery and dire despair on the
eountenance OF every person interested in his exs-
renee or happiness, tilby accident, he noticed in
puonc paper, some cures effected by DR.. VIM Evans
Medtc'ne, IN his complaint, which induced him 10
purchase package Of the Pills, which resulted in
completely removing every symptom Of his disc ase
lie wishes TO say his motive for this declaration is
that those afflicted with the same or any others
toms similar to those from which he happily res
tored, may likewise receive the same inestimabe
benefit.
Case ofTic DOloreux.-Mrs J. e. John.
son, wife Of Capt Joseph johnson, Of Lynn, Mass.
was severely afflicted for ten Yeas with Tic Dolo-
reux. violent pain in her he adj and vomiting with
burning heat in the stomach, and unable to leave
her room She could find no relief from the ad ice
OF several physicians, nor from medicines Of any
kind, until after she had commenced using Dr..
Evans medicine, of 100 Chatham street, aud from
That time she began 10 amend, and feels satisfied il
she continues the medicine few days longer, will
De perfectly cured. Reference can be had az to
tne truth OF the above, by calling at Mrs Johnson
eaugtter's Store, $50 Grand street, Y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Coz. GAnRrsoN's BANrrp T.xxN r

Col. GARRIsoN's BANTER TAKEN UP.
Tho editor Of the N. Y. Wing has ia.
ken up Col. Garrison's offer to run his
horse Wagner against any horse, mare,
or whatever may be produced. for 500.
900. The Wing man says he will en-
ter Sub Treasurer, and run all RISKS
This will be an interesting race, take il
all round, as the Giraffe, is said to be en-
tered. Only think Of Wagner, the Gi.
raffe, and Sub Treasurer, running a
four-mile heat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
I For the Ga~effe


Mr.. EDIToR:-As Cabbage is one of the princi.
pal vegetables found in the garden the cultivation
and preservation of the is of Importance; the
following is offered upon the subject :-Prcpare a
bed on the east or south side of fence, or house
manure 1t well, SOW your seed any time in March
sprinkle small quantity OF tobacco seed over
your bed, this will prevent the fly or insect from
destroying the plants; when you transplant them
put one tobacco plant in every five hiIls no bug or
insect will prey on your plants they thrive much
better in this way than in airy other. When your
tobacco plants put forth blossoms, top them to 10
or Is leaves pull of the suckers that grow between
the leaves and stalk as they put forth. When the
leaves turn speckled with yellow spots, cut the
plant, first split down the middle of the stalk half
way, hang it on stick out ofthe weather until Gu
red it will then be fit for USE either for luxury
or as medicine for stock; il is fine to strew in
poultry nests to destroy vermin, &c. One hundi ed
plants will produce 25 pounds of good tobacco.
EXPERIENCE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
PUBLIC SALE

Il to the highest bidder, ION credit of six
months,) at his residence, on the farm of John p
Wilson, on Middle Greek, on Monday the 25th OF
February all his stock farming implements, and
household property, consisting Of
Four first rate Work Horses.
Iwelre head Of Cattle, among which are
sac fresh Mich Cows.
One good Road Wagon, and gears for
fire horses, complete.
A number of Hogs.
Ploughs, HarroWs, dc. dc.
Also lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
February 6, i839-3w. VIM. KERNEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Saddle, Bride, s. Harness
MAKING.

YVH E undersigned would respectfully inform the
n inhabitants of Hedgesvlle, and vicinity, that
he has established himself in Hedgesville, where
he intends to remain il he meets with encourage
ment, to carry on the Saddle and Harness making
Business, in all its various branches. He is sup
piled with good stock of materials, from which be
will manufacture all articles in his line Of Bust
ness, in workmanlike and substantial manner,
and at prices that will give general satisfaction.
share of public patronage is solicited. His shop
is in the building lately occupied by Wesley Cham
bers. JOHN w. GREENWALL.
February 6, ls39-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

4 young lady attending boarding
school at Albany suddenly expired few
days since, while performing on piano
forte. The last note of the melody had
scarcely ceased vibrating when her spirit
fed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
Administrators SALE,

NV ILL be sold at public auction on Friday che
w 22d inst, at the late residence Of Freder.
iek brenner decd. in Martinsburg, all the Person
al Estate OF said deceased, consisting in part Of
Feather Beds, Bedding, and Bedsteads.
Bureaur, Tables, Chairs, Clock, Car
pets, Sofa, Cupboards, three Stores.
1po Horses, t,co Cows, some Hogs.
Barouche, one ttco.horse Wagon, Wafer.
Car.
Three nep Barshear Pioughs, double
and single shovel do.
One set Of Blacksmith Tools.
Carpenters and Joiney's Tools.
Grain in the ground, Wheat and Rye,
and variety Of other articles.
Ierms.-A credit of nine months will be given
on all sums over S., upon bond and approved secu-
rty being given, under that sum the cash will be re-
quired. DANIEL BURKHART.
February b. 1889 --2w admir-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
ipUIBILI0 SALE

HNEE undersigned will sell at auction, on Thurs
Il day the 2lst inst, (if fair if not, the next fair
day. at his residence, miles S. w. of Martnsburg,
on Middle Creek. all his personal property consis-
ting of work Horses, mich Cows, young Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Wagon, Rye and Oats by
the bushel, and Wheat and Rye in the ground.
Terms.-A credit OF months for sums of SIS
and upwards, will be given-except for the Rye g.
Oats-which will be sold for cash.
DAN'L. C.. CLEMENS.
Feb & I33o-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
ExrRAoRDrNARY CAvE.-The Red Lake

EXTRAORDINARY CAvE.-The Red Lake
Gazette, mentions that an extraordinary
cave has lately been discovered near an
upper branch Of the Chippeway River,
District of Huron,) which constantly
emits current Of gaseous mir of such ex.
tremely offensive smell, us to render it
Impossible Tor any one 10 enter. W hat
is still more remarkable. dogs will rush
in with great avdity; bu, as soon as they
have entered they set up ir;gh,fnl how
ling and yelping, which gradually dies
away in the distance till all is quiet. No
dog is ever said to return,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
NEWS. POIITIsss, &c.
MATTHIAS, rms lmposrrn AGAIN.


MATTHIAS, THIS larosrKR AGAIN.
This notorious scoundrel is again at his
tricks oil imposition, as we learn by the
Little Rock, Arkansas Advocate. He
made his entrance into that city with
all the sanct,ty and assurance Of "man
Of God" and with black flowing bea I'd
which the noblest son of Israel might en-.
Wy. But alas show are the mighty
fallen" Ia less than six hours slter he
entered the city, Sampson like was he
shorn by the unbelieving sons Of Arkan.
sas: and with his beard vent his spirit of
prophecy. He bore his loss like mar.
tyr, and without attempting to teach or
preach, took leave or the sacrileuions
community in two days after, fully con-
WINGED that his case was an exception TO
that passage Of the scripture which saws,
" No prophet is without honor, save his
own country and his own house,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20
FARM FOR RENT.

NNHE farm Of the late Thomas Lemon dec q. :,
IL situate % miles from Willismsport. adjoining
the lands of Mr. z. Light, Berkeley County, Va,
is offered for rent. The farm contains about $50
Acres.-Po ssessiou will be given on the LIST OF
April next Persons wishing to rent will pleas e
apply to the subscriber living the premises, who
will give all the necessary information.
BARBARA f. LEMON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-02-20

PREMIUM ON SILK.-An act has passed
The Legislature ofDelaware, allowing a
premium OF fifteen cents per pound, for
cocoons raised in the State, and fifty cents
per pound for raw silk recled from such
cocoons. This law is TO continue for four
years. and Incorporated silk companies a re-
to be excluded from its benefits. -Bah.
Chron