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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Lap Of .adrerfisingy-A derlsion Ia.
recently been made IN Eneland. shieh
We doubl moi would be strictly lollo~ ed
10 . similar case in this country. From
THE n spparem the Necessity lhst sdssr.
users sh.ald accompasy their eommuaies.
ii"ns wiih explIei, directions. The case
is a. lollaws: ...e s.- sss.
Court Of Reqnssis-0 Connsifrs. Stokes.
Thi. Vas an aeii"n through, BY the
plsinnh, nswspspsr pioptisiof. again.,
the defendsn', VIM had occasion 20 adj
vrrilse 10 bis papsT.l tareeoser the amour,
Of an adyertisrn,eni which had been
ins'r ell lufiy.fte times. on the ground
that the advertisement had bsen intended
Tor one insertion only. The msnnscsip,
order vas produced. and appeared inde.
in,la. The case hsd been some lime
under the consideration ~ hs Honor. ul,o
IN his anxiety that sirici justice should be
done between propririnrs of newspapers
and The public. had taken the opininn III
Two OF the judges on the subj. e.. aud
agreed ~i.h them IN deciding ,hat ne,rs.
paper proprieiors msre justified in con
Timing me Insertions n mireriisemens.
moi ordered for any specific number 81
times. mil The Some were ordered 10 D,
rifhdraum. llis ilonor said, /, was lie
sirable ,hst the public should be made &C.
quaintsd with this decision, in order thu.
The pers"ns having occasion 10 advertise
may be swsre Of Tire Necessity Of stating
on their orders the number of inser,iuns
they NAV rrquire: 'f they neglect 10 do
so. II was unreasonable TO expec, news
paper proprietors To auead TO that wh,ct
vas CLEARLY the advertisers own bu,inrss.
A verdict was then entered fot The PLAIN
nj.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Remedy fer Aid.isy Horns e. Hsp,.
"A gentleman not many months sine
recommended IN The Western Famer,.i
Gardner, that hogs troubled with kidp,r
worms, should be led with corn boiI,J
Ia askes." since which, DR.. Martin M
Others have reported success BY the :.
medy. To Us The idea Is not new, q,
when boy, we remember seeing I,v giy.
en- 20 swine down with this disea.s al
afterwards they got up. A gentleman Of
Davidson says il has failed with him, b.,
one failure never disproves a remedy, ior
. remedy may not be continued sufficient.
~ long. or not given in large enough guam.
titles. Evidence Is strong IN favor Of he
leg, or corn boiled with ashes, which !,
the same thing, that we feel confidence IN
recommending il. .sgrieulfwisi,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

The Enquirer. and The few n,hes Loco
Foeo prints. which we're 80 indignant
when Mr.. Ogla exhlhned catalogues ol
iLe furniture in the Presidents house.
apply ing 10 him The mnsl degrading spi.
lhris, are nov themselves usieniat onsly
p,radmg a let 81 the srlirlss used - The
funeral of the illu,1inus Harrison. and
winch ~rrs, As they ough, ~ have been,
PAID Tor BY the publ,r--lof II memhcrs ol
Congress. dying ~ Washington, are hu.
ried ~ The public expense, Why should
not an American Piesiden, be enl,,led 10
ihe same melancholy honoii Yet afe
these sensitive gentlemen parsdins grapes.
Collins. hearses, sc.rfs. ainding-si.esl-.
aud the gloomy aPpendaees II The grave.
before The people, with their prires an
nexeJ. Tor The purpose IL creating poll,i
eel raPiisl. Surely. IL Mr. Osls ~as :
aruiiion. they are hysnas-,he only sni
NAL that Prosls among The iombss
Lynchbarg Trginian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

ihrmse.EFs fsilhluily % nsofr de Gblaf
prnsPsti,yf Have ahsy puis,s1 il SAY
ans iassssee d sca up % shsir prelrssed
esseai Hare ll,eY nol bfen smiaeAaly
surcsssfuf 4 prosisian made far shs
pablo debt and he public dslrnee-'os
he relief or lie States by glsiag ihsm
ileir swn. and ol the unfortunate by r.
siprns aAem 10 ilbrriy! ii ihsir f.sli
thai one disorder 20 ne currency u net
rnInely recl6edl Are mi tie rsealsa
persists a business nturning y ahrar
nslursl rhsnnels. lhe di,iaablng raus-
"a having ceased 10 operairs l. there
mo-, "as The phrase gors." better issi
ihg among HE industrious elsssesf
Rh.t posslLle bearing can The dissent
a Mr.. Tyler IRON he Csblnel have npon
lhs principles and p8liry Of tie guest
Wing P1rlyf Does Il change their n
lure or character. or render their Cause
desprrstf
u difierenre of opinian in Executive
Cabinets betsern the ehigf and is mwm-
btrs. or between Ihs members. . new
thing under the sun. How 10 il ~ilh The
British and Frenrh Csbiasisl Dawe mi
sometimes hear afnpen qneslians-ques
inns On ahieh nfn agree 10 differ. while
the gresi affairs in which they hssr .
common inieres. 60 On swimminsly.
Finally. should ! not be . very
"grern harm" 10 allow myself 10 be
laughed or frightened from nv ACTIVITY
~ the Wing cause. or bulliei from keep
ing myself against loraioeoism. which
can never rise without nv Gid. OF neg.
leei Of du,y-whlle the strength and nsm
beIs Of my parry are MOI merely uud.-
minished but lnrfessedl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Responsibility Of Drunkards.-lt il a
maxim IN legal prac Ire. that those who
presume to- eommut crimes when drunk,
must submit In punishment when sober.
This state Of the laws !. not peculiar 10
modern times. 10 ancient Gtevce, IL uas
'lerreed by P,hsrus. that be who com.
mlIied CRIME whsu intoxicated. should
receive a double punishment. Wig: one
ior the crime itself, and other for The in.
ebrie'y which promrisd him 10 CON mi, il.
The A'henians mol only punished often
ces done IN drunkenness with increased
severity. but, BY an enactment Of Sulon.
lnebria'lon in magistrate vas made capi
isl. In our countfy al the present time.
acts Of whence Committed under us inf -
enre are held 10 be aggravated. rather
than otherwise; nor can The person bring
u i"rward as exlenna ion of any fnlly or
misdemean0r. hlch he may commit. A
bnni signed in intoxica,ion holds in law.
aud % perfectly binding. unless il can be
shown lha, the person who signed u wa.
inehnst,,l By the collusian or cnntriv ancr
81 those I. shnm tie bond was given.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Specie. re regret 10 Sc. -eaniinnss a
% COT n tae rnahsfy fsssiy. sess 4aa
ven faparied fssm Nes Yosk eur;,.
- lasi antaa- II England aud Frs.,s
@euld Isrrlsr snr brad ufTs shd 49,.
20 IN - gand ltFms 10 We fersl,s d.,
msnuIseluFes and products. ne sapar,-
i'm u sperie from ihis e.sald D. 4 ~,
oeeuHenes. FaafisI Sor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

a Rsminiscsncs.-when the late Bank
Of the United States was created, The yo,e
Of the delegation from South Carolina was
SIX 70 ONE in its favor. They were
as follows:
For the Bank-CALII0UN, Chan
pell, Huger, Lowndes, PIcKENS, Tay.
lor-6!!
Nay-Mayrant, I'LL
Was South Carolina a Federal SAFE,
We're Calhoun and Pickens Fedcralis,s!'
Forida.-ln,rlligfnee has reached Sa.
saunsh ,hs. SIXTY lndisns bad surrender.
ed u Gel. Worth. 81 P.,nia Ro,as. and
there was prosPec, Ina, 200 more wOuld
do The sane.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Nsrifed Rsfort.--MMlane ID. had =
magnificent cal. NJ de q. smnsed HIM
self one day By killing il, for van, III
soDr,I,ing else 10 shout. Madame ID
caused To be sci in her avn huuse, and
ia tie houses 81 her neighbours. III sor,.
d mouse traps; aud WHEN three ar iou,
hundred nice were caught. she had them
m, INT" bny. whirh sss forwarded J.
M"dd'ne de Z. a, Der country house
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-14

Tie lady saErfly effLsa de bs4 a.,
I'll. sxpesnns 3 6..d "a a sanr e.
'as.sirs; ,is m.es jsnpsd aul a,.d prssen,lv
allied he hapsss able ~ he bnllom n
de bax as = nasf addressed 10 madam.
ae e.. Mad.ms. snur hushsnd N.
Lilled NJ es.--vl sraa VOC W a.ee.n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

TrRMs.-The UNION will here ca " d.
published at $50 per annum, il pau ", ~ o.
vance; $4, if paid within SIX mGu," If tho
S., if not paid until the explru''''
year. ..od from The
first of May until the November ~, yin IN ad,
at So each, to be paid invariably !"
vance.
APRIL, 81, 1871
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
PROSPECTUS OF THE
q WV q q NNV CAVN

q A& Ma - u VA Ia n "
eryTgH E subscribers propose, on the FIRST
of October, to commence me Puoi''
cation ola Daily newspaper, IL New ot'
leans. bearing the above tIIle' ne rea.
sons for his course are numerous ana
,,,ff,;rnt Eut need rot here be stated.
IN answer 10 an inquiry, what will be
s1a character orhc proposed pnohcailon {
The oroprieloTs answer: mat IN relation 10 u,
p4r,lz.a questions, religious or political
..Eos M 1,rt whatever Facts in relation
,o hose. as we'll as other subjects, will be
oceasionallv stated, BAT only as matter OF
b;s,ory. or passing remark, without taking
sides Tor one party or another The edit
ARC are citizens, and in common with
other freemen, will vote for wing or van
ties; we suspect tie former mostly; just as
,hay please: but their paper will be neither
9nc nor the Other. 1t will, however, to
,be utmost Of its ability, sustain the public
credit by which we mean the credit, OF
the United States our own State, and pub
he institutions, nor less that Of individuals
car own included.
Passing events, domestic and foreign
will be carefully chronlcled, and placed
before our readers in as brlei and com
prehensive a manner as possible, All
important transactions occurring In the city
OF whatever character, will receive from
us due notice: and sometimes events not
very important, may be rendered more Sc
by our notice. The proceedings OF public
bodies, whether incorporated or not, Will
be observed, and full often become the
subjects of remark. The various amuse'
mcnts of our city, of whatever name, viii
be subject upon which we propose freely,
but literally TO comment.
Commercial and bushes information
will form a special item OF the daily con>
tents Of our sheet. At least once a week
we propose to give a brief but full view OF
the state of the market. Arrivals of ships
and steamboats, will be noticed, and facts
learned by them be speedily commuoca-
led to the public.
AS ours Is at once mercantile ana
family paper, nothing Of a bitter or angry
character; nothing indelicate or of immor'
al tendency, will be permitted to stain our
pages. Instead of these, it will be our aim
10 cater for the taste Of the pure refined
and virtuous; and especially TO render our
columns agreeable and instructive to the
young and to families. where it is hoped
our paper will be daily and nightly read
by the fair, as well as BY the staid
and worthy among thesterner seX.-
Let it not be supposed, however
that sprightlness, wit, and sallies Of
mirth and innocent gaiety are to form no
part of the contents of our journal. The
smile of intelligent and harmless humor
and the eiIlorescence OF chastened but At
tic wit, and the pIeasantries OF social en-
joyment, posses too many charms to be
refused admitrance to our hearts, and will
consequently be ever welcome to our col
umns.
In'short, we intend to render our little
sheet a compendium of all subjects con.
ssent with rigid purity of morals, from
the soberest lessons of religion and Phllo'
sophy, to the gayest and most playful
efforts of fancy aud wit.
JAMES O'DOWD g. CO.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1871.
GRAETAM'S
LADY'S AND GENTLEIAN'S
M AGS AHENM.

~ - IA ~ IA AA "A ~ AAN
The great increase IN the subscription
us' Of this highly popular Magazine (the
dtion having more than doubled in less
han six montbs,) induces the proprietor
to commenced new volume, with the July
number. 1t will be issued in the most
attractive style, with the first OF new
series, Of
Rich OrigiacI Engr0rings,
got up ~ manner, that shall surpass any
used, in any other American Magazine.
In adltlon to the fact, that we employ the
talent of the very best American artists,
IN the engraving Of the plates Of this work
It must be remembered, the most Of the
subjects selected, are
Original American Pictures,
,ohicb hare acrer been before engraved
and consequently, the newest that can be
brought before The public.
Highly C0L0rcd Fashions.
1t must be remembered, that the Fash~
ion plates Of this Magazine, are the best
Ia colonng and design that can be found
In any work published, in this country or
In Europe. They are engraved and coli
ored for this Magazine, by the best artists
that the country can produce. and are
drawn Arrays from the latest design from
Paris aud London,a and consequently may
always be relied upon as the prevailing
STYLE in the United States, for the month
IN which they are issued. We pay more
for colorjHg than any other publication
and always have the BEST
The Contributors
In addition, to the unusually fine array
Of Original contributors, which the Mag
azine has thus far boasted, arrangements
have been made with a number more, o
the best writers of the day, so chat spice
and variety may be looked for in the lit
crary department Of the new volume.
Ne1o Type and Paper
The volume viii be opened with nev
and beautiful upe, cast expressly for tn
work, the mechanical execution shall b
OF surprising neatness, and the printing
shall be upon the finest white paper.
Sports and PdstimeS.
This interesting feature OF the Magi
zine shall still be preserved as importau
10 Young sportsmen, and in fact to al
young or OLD, who delight IN the sports 4
the rod and the gun. Articles in this de
partment shall be from acknowledge pens
and Of tho varyr hnct authnrity
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
y WILL sell to the highest bidder
Il for cash, before the court house
door in the town of Lexington, Holmes
county, the third Monday, the 18th
day Of August next, the following de-
scribed lot, to wit:--Lot No. 16, In
the town of TchuIa, fronting on Char
terstreet.
Assessed as the property Of r. l..
Scruggs-tax due Ga cts.
JOS. WALTON, A & G.
May Is, 27--3m. pr fee S16:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14

gEyEl
prices for CASH their Washington street. ''cS0S' COIN
p'''' HARDWARE, CR0CKERX O. GLASS WARE ar!
and forks line ivory quo III Set rocNe
% Rrood Butcher Cook and Canebnves, Scissors Shears
a1o aryes and Sees Carpenters and American lm Locks egsi
and American norce Closet Locks Trunk Chest Cupboard ana fau
ocks Cast Butts patent ditto "Clork' Broad Butts Parliament hinges
Scr Ont Tack 3rads Butchers Cast Steel Mil li and Hand sW
e od Horse Rasp ard polished Al DIRT Augu Hating
Augur Bits Cast Chzs Of all kinds Planes u assortment
plane Irons Ad Drawing Knives Hand and Fonne saw" brass ana o
hack saws kew hole ditto Table ditto and steel Squares Try squares
NIorce Cages bov Spirit Levels Mill Cross Cut and Se@aa
;cJ Iocsavs Mills Ames ShoVes Long handle hng duo
Spades Ptchs Vices Anvs, Sedge Hammers Blacksmith Bellows
Weedno Garden Cane and Grub Hoes collins Simmons Axes Broad
ditto BROAD Iohcts Shngng acet: Nail Hammers, latlhP
ches Hand Axes German American English Blister ana cast steel
emf and o Nails cotton MANILA Plough Lines manila edcora
Red Halter Trace Ton Ropes Cotton, col and Horse Cards OX
trace and og Chains Surrpng Brushes While WASH Clothes Hair and
Cnb ditto Feather Duser Cedar and panied Tubs IN re turned
Kceers: Trays Pggen Flour Pals, round Boxes Dry Measures
willow market and Baskets do Wagons Chairs and Cradles
Cocoa Dppars Table la Bird Cage, Roen Pms Cee koa rs
Japd Candle Sticks article Egg Boilers Iron Brass and a
Selves wire Covers; few very fine Britannia Tea Sets with every
variety of furnishing articles -,
ALSO gecr assortment Earen China and Glass ware consist
mo of Tea Dining Toilet American and French forms cut ana
pressed Glass ware a full Asra Hall, and Stand Lamps Of
varous racs Looking Glasses and looking Glass plates, &c &c
Also 90 ys. PAPER IIANGIGS.
DIXON & BABCOCK
WAsHNoroN STREET. |lcNsDURG.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
Commission House.
NOTICE.

n WILL rs administration of the es,
4 tate orAdam Fortune deceased pro.
sent my account for final Settlement,
and alI1wance to the Probate court at
the October term lS4l.
THOMAS ,SPROLES.
Administrator.
August Z, l64l, 39--9w,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-14
To Country Merchants and Planters.

uVE undersigned receiving and offer Tor sac az new orleans
nrces for CASH at their store Washington street. IcEs0"S com
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

,;o,< for .uch we have heretofore considered
,ha nv science Of Animal Magnetism. But the
nrocess OF the investigation was SO open, ann Inc
r,cr of the suspension Of all physical and rnen,-
If mowers in the subject magne''sod, except sGch
,s we're IN direct sympathy with the feelings OF
the magnetiser. ware 50 plainly demonstrated,
,hat we must either acknowledge some truth IN
the science or ~hoIly dlsirust our own vision
Such evidence manifested ut the utter Insen-
sibil,ty Of the subject IN his unnatural sleep, rs
would onviuce the most skePtical IL r a nys-
tory bevond comprehension
ssAt Bangor, DR.. Colye recently magneiised a
child with diseased eye, and The surgical pro-
cess os removing the eye from the head was per-
formed without awaking the child, or It's mani
Testing any symptom Of paia.'
The m1guciSing power IS not contaed to a
few indiv idnais, but every one possesses i, III a
greater or less degree. And II - only by every
persons performing II Tor himself THAI he can be-
come thoroughly convinced OF the truth that such
a prncipa! or power exists. There are but ie"
persons who be pot into a sound magnetic
sleep the first trial, but IT any Signs OF 1t are
observable, subsequent attempts viii increase
them, until ultimately the efforts viii be crowned
with success The writer of this was some
wears since much interested in the subject, and
engaged extensively in its investigation. OF its
utility, particularly in surgery, none can doubt.
The operation referred to above, IS striking il
iusira,Ion Of it, and the writer has not the least
doubt of its truth, however incredible it may
seem to others for he has himself magneised a
lady, and while she was sleeping he had a large
Jaw tooth extracted from her by a dentist, with
out her suffering the least PAIN or, on being
Weakened from her sumber, at all aware that any
such operation had been performed. Numerous
amusing and interesting incidents have passed
under his observation, but enough has been SAID
for The present. Truth is pow gful and must
prevail however opposed it may be TO pre-
conceived notions. Let every one investigate for
himself. ScRUTANoR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

showing us that duration is endless as exis-
lance IA boundiess, and that unchangeabeness IS
endless duration b. creating a Universe that's
continually drawing toward the centre, without II
probability o! ever arriving thereat; by snow
ing US that when stars disappear, that the line OF
direction separates Us from them, and that when
new stars appear, the line of direction is toward
and Them; by showing that II IS right to
appreciate the good old Book for what II was ~
tended. Bat that If we would rightly understand
must approach his most Majestic Throne and
be informed by him and the works Of his power
To contemplate the immensiv OF the universe,
aud Of the Interchangeable laws by which II is gov
erneo, wha, sublimi,yi How suprenely grand.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
Sheriff s Sale

OF sundry executions IN directed from
4 , Wayne Circuit Court. / will expose uithli,
sale ut the house door III tho CentfeviIle
wayne county Indiana, Saturday the 4th day De-
cember lS4 L, between the hours o'clock, A. NJ md
four O'Clock T. NJ SAID day, the following property 10
wit: certain parcel lot of land the city of Rich
mond, Wayne county. Indiana described follows, 10
viii: beginning the north Lot No 3. il,
that of said city laid by John Smith, thence rr-
nIng south forty three feet six inches, thence East
eastern boundary OF said lot thenre north halp-
day of said lot fortytree inches north-tn,
OF said lot thence west the place of beginning
the less Taken the property phen
Duncan satisfy executions in favor of Smith Grovar
T. G. NOBLE, >h'r w. c.
November l3h, 1S41. g. 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

A SINGULAR SrECTACLE.--A few days since.
as a lady crossing one of our streets, rat of
the Norwegian tribe, attracted by her charms and
the beauty ot her appearance undertook to man
fest his pleasure and qualification by such rnn~
tick sports he was cap1be cf--but the Indy,
installing his motives, (ah. how often do ladies'
mistake The motives of the other ssy) endeavour-
ed to repc his advances first gently but after
wards more boldly. until at last Mr. Rat could
withstand ii no longer and fell dead at her feet.
All! ladies. beware this not The frs. death y0u
have occusioncd by your unkind treatment
RATIBus.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

Randolph county Probate Court, Norcn,Jer Term, ISL
Peter HESTER Administrator of the estatel Application
of David Haws, deceased,
" for the sulc Of
The heirs of said deceased. } Real Ee,7ta
ME said Peter Hester, ha wing filed his
costing the insuficiency of the personal
decea sed his debts, and praying order
sale of the real estate. and appearing
that Eliza beth Iaws
Haws residents tho State of Indiana,
fore ordered, That of the tendency OF TIE
mortal be given, by causing copy of this order b.
ted three weeks in tho Richmond Pa
uAAt y ra!iahed in Richmond. in
oil wayne. (thete beng no printed in this
tho last insertion to be least days
Monday February that the said Elizateth
and David Haws may be wanrd TO appear Cour,.
at the next FEBRUARY Term thereof, be hodcn
Court House IN " ncheser, tho second Monday
ruay next, to shew if they why
shall not be sold ard made for
said debts.
BY the Court. Test:
GEORGE ". MONEs Ilot5
NOV 70, ie4l lpr's Zee, 50 ~ -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04
A l. ID RICH & CO.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
1 China. Queensware and Glassware l5S, Main street,
Cincinnati. receiving large o gold
bead gilt edged, raised hgdred pla white, and
China white bourbon spg blue and white gra-
mite, breakfast, dining and toilet ware blue pink, purple
black and brown Liverpool sprg Persian and common blue
edged ware and common painted Teas
Boston aud Pittsburgh Glassware; lanterns. English and
American table cutlery, ADD Britannia German silver
and Britannia A. s. and Z bottle revolving which
they offer for sale the BILE terms.
CWare repacked by careful and experienced packers
Dec. 3, ISL. $3.50 fGaz. cD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

nearly all of which were large. and of three
tour stories each Many bonded warehouses
were also much ~ lred. NJ mention is made
OF vessels burnt. Another account say. that
iour vessels only were burnt The loss is vari,
o.sly estimated from 100000 10 81 200 600.
The whole Of the burnt district is within the
district laid waste by fire IN 1887 Three priu-
'ing offices were burnt out. There but lit
tie insurance comparatively Bait CIpper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

n OiiCE---AH persons whom Isaac Taxon In
purchased cattle market, are retues
ted, forthwith - their ella
ana all persons hereby not 10 trust said Paxo,
loF any thihg on account; shall not pay any OF
contracts after TINS date.
The subscriber would also inform the public ,ha he com
iIhues 10 keep Oh hand his the arket ueusr
dat nafhei haaFs ami NJ his shop during hours. fresh
MEATS or the best quality Sausares wsfl ,a5 ne,,l -
pared Dried and Corned Beaf, &c, all OF which ~. ),
sold a, teduced prices, the
OLIVER KINSEY
Richmond, Nov. IS, ISL. 46--as