davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19
Carriage Shop.
A MN ENTARLiNIiNEl

NE W 30 ~ LtNh shS
THE subscriber would inform the sahe
i Rutlsnd and vicinity that he he, tske
building n MosAsnifsr,ils 4. smrll viile
hsifs mile north Of the Court House q
.d shor Tor The porro.. Of estryio9|
Carriage and sleigh making Business,
,sriau, branches ~. Caters himself. u
experience ~ tho sb e business, snd
ployment of sf,, rate wotkm,n, TO reude|
satisfaction TO all ~ho tssy favor him ~
patronage
Carnage End Sleigh. tep, sonsts
hand. manufactured Of the bee, s,.eh, II
s-nte,l sne wothmsn hke Hssnner. Tu
Wagons, Cast Iron Ars, made Of srst
her and ~tll irored. eop.tanly % hasd
be sod on RESPONSIBLE t-fiss
NB. Al Mod, OF repairing done VI
ness and -psieh. and warranted we'll
no charges viii be made
1911
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-19

II Il u ] = 7 q q ].
NViss wHTCOMB will op~n a school f7r Young
WI Ladies md Mise. 10 the room 90 the upper
floor OF the Brick School house ~ this village on
wednesday the l3th in.t here sie vii he happy to
attend To all such as choose To pttfpniLo her.
The French language, Dfa~iag. aud the VIri0us
branches OF English studies vii be tasgbt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
A NEW SERIES
sagW GLEE 1gIEGLG,
OF THE

WEEKLY GAZETTE OF the Bellies Letters and
~ the Fine Arts: smbeliisned. monthly. with costly
magnificent quarto steel Engrarns. and with i9e most
popular and beautiful Misc Of day. arranged for the
-orte Guitar, and HARP: containing contributors
Authors the highest distinction at home abroad
md desi gned as an ELEG.3.ET P.1RLOCR JOt X
MI for all classes society. .Ienoirs Biogrdpv No
rei,, Ialc,, Irare!s poyage Poetry. CrIcisz History
.4r- Sciences. SaTvares, Ldfs. 3dre1 trtTes Sccery,
(orre,0ndence Sketches Of Society aud Manners PItrg
Ereaks nFae In1e- .jnecdote and Gossj tie Fashion,
Dress ererg other SUBJECT triti1t the range II Polite
Literature. embraced its pka. The whole forming.
year, large QHaFto Volume Of tIG
rial being. VI I5ic. beautiful
paiuent the Pianofoe ani re!ates 70 Plates
Il ceHtre-table Edited by GEORGE p
MoEFis. Published by Daniel Fansiav, Proprietor.
Eerms-OnIy Five Dollars, per annuu, Iaya5le IN ad-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber DESTROYS of selling private sao
Il any of the property hereinafter desc.ibed, towit:
The House and lot, at the of Main md / ron
streets, occupied by John Williamson a a
a building lot, with old house Main street,
adjoining the above named lot the aud adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
building lot, also Main proper
~ OF Armstrong Grimes tho west, running
$50 feet to aJ!ey and having the advantage
alley extending from the front along whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides, consisting good
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The
ing Is - by - feet, with four floor,
passage or entry. kitchen, milk house, house
brick good and roomy stable, and out buildings
oil good quality Excellent water; raomy dry
cellar; about and half ground or a less
Quantity TO suit the purchaser; fruit various
kinds The situation is surpassed by any the place.
tor pIeasanness. 1t is well calculated private
dence and is convenient the business part city,
and would be good for a bon This
property the Undersigned improved expressly
manent residence. and believes will nspec ton
Also. Farm of 81 acres situated about u miles
the City, directly the Greenvo road; originally
and improved by Frederick Hoover, and
vd Holloway. The situation is unusually fine: il
several strong and neverfailing Springs excellent
cha consisting Of near 300 trce embracing good yec,y
fruit.
nc terms of sale Of Of the above named property.
viii be fair and LIBERAL price and time. Those
posed to purchase such property, respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. fifth Month 22nd, lS41. 20f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Sheriff Sale

virtue Of suntry executions directed from the
ID WAYNE Circuit Court, L VIII expose public
the house door III the of CentevIie,
" ayne county Indiana, Saturday the 4h day De-
rcuher ISL the hours of O'Clock A VI and
four o'clock Z. NJ, said day. the following property.
wiz certain parcel lot of land il city Rich
moad. Wayne county, Indiana, described follows.
wiz beginning ut the north Of Lot No 81
part said city laid by JOAN Smith thence run
ming south tythree feet six inches, thence East
boom larry OF said LOT, .henre wiki bouR-
Diary of sal !n5 toEythree inches no7,-eas
SAIL lat, thence place beginning
the less Taken the property Stephen
hanca satisfy executions in favor # Smith an5 Grover
Il. &. NOBLE, mr. w e.
November 13s1, 1S4t. - 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

II ME subscriber wishes dispose Of the HOUSE in
which he formerly resided, on Pearl street. The
House Is large and contains eight rooms, conveniently
ranged-anc calculated and situated Boarding
House. There Iot good Carriage House AMI
Stable good III the posch, and other
yeniencies
Also, House and Lot on Front street The House :
two stores Lot Is large ani pleasantly
ted Persons shing purchase property invited
ca3l ana examine .r themselves
sold low and accommodating terms.
DAVID AlALSBY.
Richmond, 7ta mo. 3lst, ISL. 31If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
n O Z / G T.

ME Subscriber having made arrangements with the
pro7rietefa OF the ''SPIna Foundry for power tor
building Machinery. prepared furnish his friends
and the public generally notice. all kinds OF Ma
chincrv, such Carding Machines. Condenser
spinning Machines Power Looms. Sbeariu. Ma
Chimes Mapping Mac hines. Tor all OF which
patterns lie also prepared cutting
Min screws. Press Screws, &c &r
EIkANAII HUXLEY.
Richmohd Nov. {, 1871. IA im.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20

DIED, on Thursday last, in the jail of this
county, DR.. SAMUEL G. CRAWFORD. lie had been
imprisoned for debt, but from peculiar notions
which he held he declined securing his bail,
though report says he was amply able TO do SO.
1t is supposed that he took Iaudanum 10 destroy
life, and tina, he died under its influence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Confectionery and Toy Shop.

ME Undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
OF Richmond and vicinity, and the retailers III adj
coming towns that has, brick building formerly
occupied David Miller and nearly Opposite NassOns
hotel. commenced Of kinds Of CAND
CAKES. CRACKERS &c which he viii sell as low
they can afforded. Parties viii be supplied
tce and lie viii also keep handsome
nent OF Toys Patronage is respectfully solicited
{. ZfMMER.
Richmond, Nov 18Th. ISL. 45-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Barnaby's OFF Hand Pemnanship.
is Wealth to the Man of Business.

1e. who to noble aspire,
Im1uet with proud AmbitIon's fire,
Your fellows excel
CfrogrGphy you first should learn.
And BARNABY can serve your turn,
lie understands It well.
MR. 5. B BARNABY, respectfully snlicts the atten-
ton Of the Ladies Gentlemen OF Richmond, his
method OF teaching TnroRETIcsL and FRAcrIcsL PEH-
nANsnP correct position sitting tho desk.
and the movements hand and fingers. viii be
strictly attended His class will commence on Thurs
dav evening Nov. 18Th, half past oclock.
" amer building Terms for thirteen lessons - 80
part OF the pupil VIII he expected and
if satisfactory apoy ouen; made VIII be
charge
\. b. PrxmAKIyG will be Taught to all who join the
class, grat8itous. > Is. Is.
Richmond, Nov. 18Th. 1911.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
\ Q L &c I.

NTHEREAS Assessments were made by order Of the
w CnuImoa Council OF the city o Richmond Of }ots
lying and being the cry Richmond wears I~31
and II. numbered follows wiz Lot No. n on Souta
fcari street, situate in that part Of the lai off nv
ohn smith. and known the property dispute
tween John Finley ana Joseph Pyle, the wears
1889 II. Paft OF 10: No Ie5 south side Of Ma,
street. situate il that par: of the 5y John
smith, and known the property formerly David
Miller, IN whom = assessed ii the year ISL Part
lot No % Oh the side OF Main situate IN TIA,
part Of the town laid by jeremiah Cox. known as
Inc property formerly owned by David Miller. wh0n il
was assessed III the wear I> Part Of lot No II n
fTa street. situate taat PARK of Laid by e VI
Star. and known the property belonging 70 David Miller
70 on Il was assessed in the year l-9- part Of
a' Noi south side Of main, assessed 1879 Rcece &
Jones, aud in ISL 10 Isaac Bennett owned hv Iae5
eeIe III that part 81 the town ai off bv John Smith
AUD whereas. Inc the said several lots
nave o.y failed - pay the said assessments
~ " 2t aud Il appearing that goods cha, tel ran
a 1id WheFeon . levy. Hereby given that vii
oe7 tor sale On Monday the 49,, Of December next in Man
street mT0eaaisE IN front OF Council room door the
re''S and '1t Of the sa, several ats 70 tire hi-e. bidder
Tar te shortest tae the be sold no, e-ee
years 20 produce the REQUIRED nv said
ments. and oil failure thereof then viii o-ae N se1t .a
fee simple of the said several lots the highest 55a- III
caSa in hand 70 satisfy the assessments aforesaid
JESSE NJ HUTTON CITY Collector
y ovomber 18Th. 1871. lis
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20

PROPOSALS ruBLIsutNG A~pEEsoSTo"S.
Vi sDIsuN COUNTY. IA. F:EFKIY NEWSPAPER, TO
n L>TlrLEp THE "MADiSON CHRONICLL;' BY
Il. w. Daci:-lN embarking upon undertaking 50 I'M
porant Of making settlement, winch i designed
junction nd command honest Davy Crockett---E,e
You right. then go ahead!'' For tie
purpose knowing whether it would be right commence
the publication of paper this time in Madison coanty
prospectus issued If four hundred subscribers
obtaine p,per viii be commenced about the FIRST of
January
Should obtain Il sufficient number justify entc-
ring upon work, shall hope publish sheet winch
HIII unacceptable the general reader. W. shall
endeavor make emPhatlcal .Nerpdper. instead Of
paTtiZan defender of and party. shall pay no
set OF men; but Will give our feeble
support such may deem calculated to
lead country that high of prosperity and great
which she destined ultimately shall
stand aioot from the political parties which have
almost distracted she country believing that although
oterlal vigilance the price of liberty does
the excited and disreputabe which have
cha acterI-ed the political press for last few We
shall ende1vor and Justice to all
of whatever persuasion, religious political We
shall give interesting selection Of Miscellaneous
eay reports Of Cong and Legislative proceedings
Foreign and Domestic News-Prires Current, and we'll
and practical articles the important subjects of
Azricll;ure and Domestic Manufactures
TIEMs.-The M ADrsoN CmoNIcLE,' will be printed
Roy al sized pa per- Two Dollars year advance
amy within the year. Two Dollars and Fifty Gents,
payment delayed until the aspiration OF the year
Nov. 49, ISL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
\. n. NEWTON, Surgeon Dentist
Ben Iiardin's Crockett Almanac.

WIS allmnick cumming agn, and the pub]yck
viii he glad heer how their old friend Harding
live yet Nv roomatz better than used was, and
leg has round by rubbing il with empty bot
tie OF good brandy. have kepp sharp look this
the almennck rirgcd by abel semen, and nave
all the letters in their rite aces and the pcte7
iunks hard wood by ahe bodied who have
snCyce. This almanac Onra
calculations for each in the Union for 1912,
OF aHd scrafes il the vest fe and
the backwooI. and terrible adventures
For sale by the dozen single COPY the
BOOK STORE.
No-nulHrr 18Th. 1~fo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Sale of Real Estate, on the 9th of
November next.

ME Commissioner fer the of the real of
Il Joaa Clark, deceased. will sell on Severth-day (Sa
tuiaY) the tn Of November next the valuable
which said decedent resided time OF his
The Farm contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
AtRf> OF hrst land. with hundred
COED stale of cultivation; excellent Orchard: frame
dwelling house and barn. AID the oubuildnes
The terms agreeaby the of3er the Probate Court
be third hand and the residue equal annual
payments. This Farm best nei I'll
boToods the country and desirable property
DANIEL CLARK. Commissianer.
9tl month. 22d. 1871. 42-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
Valuable Property For Sale-Cheap

VIE subscriber wishes dispose Of the property
meTly occupied. The house two story
brick with comfortable dwelling in the rearsiila,ed on
Main Street and in good IL would be traded
for lands The property viii be shown by Mr. and
for further particulars inquire of " iam ThIsetvai
HENRY WETiiER AID
November 9Th, ISL. tltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
ag.gw SALLLgG slGIl

"a IILLIAN l.. BRADY. has just commenced the
w Saddng and Harness business. o Main street.
itichmond Ind, right angling from Nasson's Tavern,
where he has and Hteads keeping hands all kinds
dies Brides. Harness. hips, Trunks Collars Saddlebags.
and other articles his line. For which. will
exchange wheat bacon lard, -four linen. linsey
aiow leather and hides. and he viii also sell low CASH,
lie viii be pleased his old others
call and examine for themselves
Richmond. Feb. ,, lS4l. 5-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
VIM. CLARK, rAaaoms

ready at all times, work for approved Trade, Cash,
Il or Credit TO CLEVER FELLOWS. lEtT-Shop, door
east Bank
Richmond. june 10, ISL. 2Itf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Western Lady's II gazine.

New WORK, Entirely Original and of the cheapest
in the Union. CONDUCTED ]. MILTox SANDERS.
In design the Western Lady's Magazine VIII en-
brace all with and Po3ite Liter
allure. pa cdariy which interest Female
portion Of community; although the Editor viii make
stint of cxeTton expense. render the work ncrepia-
bic companion in the Gentenans Library tie Lady
i}1udoir.
Moral and Instructive Tales. Historical and Bogs7hi-
cal Sketches Reviews. Incidents o Western Adventure
Poetry Philosophical and Literary Essays, VIII aaorn
;ae Magazine.
the intellect. refine the imagjnaton and blend Profitable
instruction ia chaSse and innocent amusement. Aided
by the talent OF the West and East. II 4 aEaeny apcipa
ted th1t TINS &sieratum viii 5e efere4 We pledge
self 20 nn-e affairs OF party. supper;
&osul7s OF 40 sect school, ba;
''Seize upon truth where'er It's found
Among aa7 friends among f1cs-
Ca Carlstian Ieathea ground.
The lowers divine Where-er
Neglect the p!ckles aud assume the rose
EMBELLISHMENTS We cschev II promises. re y i!
venture TO MAKE which j.. that cry
tive agents subscribers. VIII en-
5eltsh Magazine enryng either of fashions or
western scenery. or both.
TFRNs-Oae Dollar and Twenty five eenss per annun.
invariably in advance Fire copies Tor i've dollars clrret
money, Communications business, for publication
mast be addressed, prepaid free.
J. NJ. SANDERS, Dayton OnIo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20


ETTERS of Administration the estate OF Morris
Lancaster. deceased of the W and
o Indiana, been taken Of the Probate
said county, by the mdeFsgDed he therefore requests
persons indebted said make payment, and
all those having claims against the present them
legally authenticated for settlement within year from
date. TIE doubt solvent
" II r. FOJLhE, Admir-.
Richmond, December 6.h, 1871. 44-3l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
CHEAT SALE OF
REAL. ESTATEM

Office is hereby tina, the subscribes, admins
will order Wayne Probate Court Of
fer for sale The 18th day December, leI at Rich
non6 County, Indiana, the following Real Estate
to Wit: 1wentyone acres of land, which he
and fath Mill lately occupied by Virgins < Fey,
about mile orth of Richmond. the south
of the West Fork of Whitewater River. Also acres
and % hundredths of adjoining the aboVe
Ell Also. toe Brick and Lot lain
Richmond aore said. including the formerly occupied
by Samuel FLEMING deceased. room, and the
dwelling house connected it'll the
building occupied by ID. p. Virgins Sons Sadder
shop, an! the building the Of Main and Pearl
streets, formerly occupied by Acu Sddall
DIV cling house Aiso the half of No 81,
part OF the said city of Richmond, la John Smith.
Also, Lot No 1872 in the part o city Also.
the north half OF Lot No ~, part city.
Aso The north east quarter of section No &c. township
Nineteen north of range the county Madison,
Indiana containing hundred sixty more
less Also the west half of the south section
t"entv-two township i3 and range the Meridian
ne situate III ayne township, Wayne county, Indiana,
few miles south OF Richmond. winch the Cardine
and Saw Mills, lately occupied by CLARK Budd: of ali
which property more pa rtcuiar description VIII given
at the time OF safe, also OF on the
The terms OF Sale cred, of SIX. nine, and twelve
months. Good security VIII be required.
ID. T. HIGGINS,
FLEMING WASSON,( Ao"' r.
Richmond, Oct, l5th Ie4l Alt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
COMPREHENSIVE.

4 PIGIf having Withdrawn from his connexion with
4 the house of Cymer. Brton Il Co., has this day
s5ciaed himself with VIM. b. Avord, under the rna
Pugh ilvorl. They the house
copied by r w. Lee Court, between Main and Val
where they propose General Commission,
Pork an Provision business Their house spacious
convenient. extending from Court through
having smoke house and lard properly arrcn.ed
ali fixtures and coavenences for 4oa.
business They 1atleF aemseye. that their long
peeace geshcr with attention the interests Of
their customers, viii cntitle them share Of patronage
]. Pt Gil.
WM. b. AT.N ORD.
Cincinnati. Oct. 26, ISL. I4-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-20
NEW STOCK esE

DooEs9 SGGAso HATS AND
GONN-AESs
ME u5rrrbers having just returned from the East
with their new stark of GOODS, opening
old stand in the MORRISON building extensive
il their limo, consisting of Gcntlemen's
BOOTS SHOES. and HATS. of the best guality
AI-o, Ladies'. Misses and ChiIdren's w F. AR bo:h
HnEncco. hp. and LEATHER. in all their different
forms, adapted the Also. good and
veI-scleeted stock of ladies' and Chsidren's
STRAW and Other ssGNNIlsIESo
Of the and approved fashions: all which
reduced prices, Cash Country Produce
wholesale retail.
Eve solicit call from former customers, well
as those IL of any thing in line.
At9UfILA JONES * son.
Richmond Ia 9TH Ist, ISL 17tf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08

A highly gifted scientific gentleman in
Pals has recently employed his talents
upnn the imprevement Of fmodern cos'nm,
and in doing so the common hat has re-
ceved share Of his valuable attention.
The novelty consists in the Introduction
Of a light spring within the chapeau,
which permits Of its being 50 folded that
1t may be packed AWAY IN, llllIe more
than the width and thickness Of The brim.
From those placed by the patenlee for
exhibition at her Majesty's hatiers, Mess
ers Johnson & Co., of Rengeat street, it
would appear thai any shape or fashion
NAV be followed, and that when the
spring is acted upon, not The slightest
difference from the ordinary has IS per.
ceplible. It is really very useful and in
genious c0ntryance. n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08

A H,Nr ro GOOD HoUsEwI2Es.-W Wash.
ing Salads. To free salads from the
larv@ Of insects and worms, they should
first be placed 10 salt water for few
minutes, to kill and bring out the worms.
and then washed with fresh water in rbe
usual way. This is an invaluable mSs
geslion, as all salads are subjected ia iS-
secfs, and some Of them inconceivably
snall.-Souitrra Caltirator. 3 3i.}7
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-06-08

YALE nLLeGE.--The whole expenses
tor the past year were $4,000, and the
receipts $4,000.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-17

The provisions will be inspected at the time ana
place of delivery and all expenses to be PAID py con
tractors until they deposited at such
as may be designated by the agents OF the Depart
ment.
The Commissary General reserves the privilege OF
increasing diminishing the quantities or OF dsPen-
sing with one or more ARTICLES at any time before en-
terng into contract and also of increasing or reducing
the quantities Of each delivery onethrd subsequent
to contract, giving sixty days previous notice.
Bidders heretofore contractors are required 70
accompany their proposals with evidence OF Their aoil-
~ together with the of their sureiies whose
responsibility be certified by the District Ator-
ney, OF by some person well known to the Govern
ment, otherwise their proposals will not be acted on
Advances cannot be made in any case and evil
dence Of inspection and full delivery will be required
at this office before requsiion will be made upon the
Treasury for payment, which will be effected IN such
public money may be convenient 10 the points OF
delivery the places of purchase, the residence Of
the contractors at the option OF the Treasury Depart
ment.
No drafts on this office will be accepted paid I'M
der any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in a separate envelope,
and marked Proposals for furnishing Army Subslsi-
ence,"
GEO GIBSON, G. G. s.
july 3-3tawt25Sept