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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

~ HERlfFH> SAiE-I3y virtue of sunjv exerutor=.to
- directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. will ex-
pose public sale the Court in CeutreviIe
Wayne County, Indiana Saturday, 18Th dav oil Te5.
ruary, lSl, hata the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4 H. and
part of the south quarter Of section -, l-p -
lot Ihai Richard Williams sold Matthew Trube that
thence running north along 1e section lire established
west along the dividing line between the sa3 quarter II
the northeast said section. poe. the corner OF
certain let lat the said Richard Williams @ol 70 Lem lei
Williams; tAFace south - degrees, 81 p9e= 70 ms
dividing line between the said Richard ami Leanuel Wiz
ams; thence south. along said ine. sad section line on
the south side eli said scction; east Along said sec
zion line. = poles and o1etaird. celtao
lot said Richard sold 10 Armstrong Grimes: nob
along Grimes line. II poles thence east
along said Grimes north line. l6 and onethiri poles II the
southwest Of said Trimole's lot. thence NORTH orr
ITm5le' line. poles thelce east. along the
Hc between Trtpb.e lot ana said Williams corner ID
poles the place of - acres more
less Also. lot ground tins town OF Ils.
baro l-h known y ben. lot No = numbered N .ae pIa
OF said town. Also. carian LOT parcel land IL tn
Of %. township Is range l. west
BEGINNING the northeast Of said section: te nc,
south, poles; west, poles: thence north roles
east, poles place beginning: all Of sbi-
IS situated he Of WAYNE county, In
Taken SATISFY executions n favor Of Trevor Meszic
and Others. - Stephen Elliott
Jan. pa, $40. L c. NOBLE. Sheriff W c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOTEL.

ME sa5sccjber has taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL, in MlncIe town, Delaware county. Indiana,
where he homes to receive liberal from
his old friends and the public IN general The House is
large, AMI comfortably furnished. The Stable
ana Wayon Yard both large ard convenient: wiki
well good in the yard. and plenty OF good Hay.
Corn in stable. Every attention shall be paid
al may call to make them happy AMI comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYIsEi.
AIuncietou,n. Feb. :. 1910. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

HARRr=ox's INAUGURATION Sur The Loweil
(Hass1 Courier says:-We yesterday
shown by Samuel Lawrence, q SPLENDID piece oi
black broad cloth, man ufactured by the MiddeseX
"a in this civ TO the order Of the Baltimore
Tippecanoe Clubs, and designed for the Inaugural
ton suit of Gen. Harrison The cloth IS made
entirely from American wool. a part OF when was
from Mr.. Lawrence's flock Of sheep 10 Connec-
ticut, and IT is probably the fines, article OF inc
kind ever manufactured IN this country 1t Is pre-
ciseIv such cloth as the President ought to wear
ut the time Of his Inauguration, and such II Is
an honor 10 American skill to have produced.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
.TZOgEg0ea's Pills.


-HS'%'e'S'
ME Hgcqn &ycrca Of Medicine, ha wing
foundation, AMI simplicity for its structure, has stood
of timehas triunphei pre- lice and opposi
ton, anl has become aco~ii-regoraei!
These MeIicines ALL DISEASES that admit of
clrevuy ?-becnu=e all diseases have orisa-itapl-
rity OF Blood; and these incidence
certain and eicacioHs Of al purifiers Of the blood
they the stomach in healthll action
bood-Hhich is health The following speaks for ITSELF
NORRISOE'S British College
Of Health, Hamilton Pace, .Nt,c Road L2Hd97, July
II, 1910.
Whereas, FEoralo Shepherd Moat. New York, late
General Agent the British College of Health, London,
publicly making Of my for tho sale of
medicines purpuTting be mine. This is certify, that
wise connected with slch medicines, aud that
protest against such Of my by the said Iiorato
Saepleard Aoat iii any whatsoever. be-
calculated ulsieai public. And further declare,
DR.. George ayor, of w all New york, my
only Agent the United States of America,
and whom alone, and the Agents duly appointed by
him. my medicines had genuine In where
OF, have hereunto my hand and seal
Signed, JAMES IoRIsoN the IIvreist
President of the British College OF Health.
GEORGE TAYLOR, G3 Vail street, n. Cork. Member
Of the British College Of Health, and
Sole Agent for the L. States
The above Medicines may be had genuine Book
Store Of d. p. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond. Ia. Dec. H. 1910. 4}tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.
AR TIT ION

2 4 TIIG. very large and commo3ious GBIST and SAW
MILL. mite South of this Civ, on y hite~oter
The Gris Mill being reay new, ahl Well buiit,
le1 4 and fertile country, and be
Mn Streams il the West, with fail of about feet
Not being acquainted with the milling business,
either sell rent, and viii give bargain; viii
exchange for a 4 ARM in tho surrounding country.
CALEB SIEARON.
Richmond City, Iau. %, 1871. 3:f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

Consumption Of Sugar in the United States.--Ihe
Louisiana Advertiser estimates the consumption
Of Sugar in tho United States at 100000 hogs
heads per annum, hundred and eighty
millions of pounds. Taking the cost TO the con
sumner a, the erage rate seven cents, we have
Inc sum of S l. 900 900 paid yearly by The nation
70. the use of this valuable and now necessary
article.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

i U>T RECEIVED AT THE RICHMOND CASH
81 SFoRE,-a great variety OF sea7ouahe DRY- GooDs
also, fresh supply of QUEENSHvARE ar GEocERIEs; all
of unusually CHEAP -bnt for further
evidence o the fact, please cali counter.
JAMES l. REEVES.
January ,, 154I 52tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
lgW HAlIAE S1AE3

VEIILLIAM ARK, respectfully informs his friends
w and the public generally, he has commenced
business Main street, opposite Irwin Reeds Apohecary
Being well acquainted WIKI the approx ed
rules garment cutting and having expe-
all the branches business eastern
cities kinks will he give general
satisfaction.
\. b. Reports OF fashions regularly received
Richmond, Sept. 9Th. 1910. 35,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

TERMAN-ENGLISI ALMANACS for sale by
" jar. I6, ISL. ID. P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

I'D STR 2TTaS,-Would respectfully Inform his
D. friends and cuslomers that he has just received
FRESH supply of saasonahe and staple Dry Goods
Also sapa.ior Groceries, SaiIs, Eilass, sc.
which he viii sell LJtr fos CASH.
Richmond, lst mo. 23d, 1870. ST.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
NEW DRUG STORE.

TAGGE z. g2s5sg5 - GGaa
AVE Jus, received the Eastern Cities full as
sortp7ant of I-1tys Teiici1es CheHlicals P1!nts,
O,ls, aud Due, S5s together with full assortment ct
family Groceries, a which they determined 10 sell,
wholesale and retail as any house III the City
Prescriptions and the preparation of compounds general
Iv. attended 10 with strict exactness
fe-Store South side Of Main Street, nearly OPP
p0sIte the Bank.
Richmond, Ia. June 20, $50 ~ II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13

|tINGER, Cinnamon, Black Pepper, and Al-spice
AZ Cloves Natulegs, Mace, GInger-roat. Sal Soda,
Saeras Candles Snuff. Backing Ink. Family Groceries
and various other artices-ofered low for cash
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
su,ts. ; IS!0 3I-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-13
state of Indiana. Randolph County. -.
Ia the Randolph Circuit Court, NGrct Term, 1911

IN tfc RdaaolpH CIrcut CONT, -EGrct Iernl, IoiI.
Tariton Norman, purchaser Of the several
interests of James Eoust and Louis Foust,
Of the heirs AT law of Christian Foust PETITIoS
deceased, which they entitled in
the real estate of which said decedent died
seized vs..
Mary Moser, and Solomon Noser, her nus
band John Foust; Christian Foust; Alex
andeF Foust: Henry ID. Fous,; Barbara PARTITION
Taylor. and Ro5ert Taylor, her husband;
and Katharine Foust. heirs law of the
said Christian Foust, deceased.
The named heirs Christian Foust lar
said county. deceased, hereby notified ha application
viii be Term of the said Circuit Court,
the March Term thereof, ISL, for the appoint
nent Of Commissioners make partition among said heirs
vcndces of and from heirs, the in
mon according law, of the following real estate, toit
sixty OF OF the side Of the northeast quarter Of
section tcntyses and forty The side Of
the northwest qulr5e of section tHen:ysiX; both OF
ship twenty, north, range thirteen, lying the said
county Randolph, the being the real Of which
the said Christian Foust died seized aud possessed
TARLTON MOORllAN.
January 9th, 1911. 2:iw~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
L0OK Ar This.

WMIE will sell al. public auction. OIL Wed
wv nesday the Dist Of July next, if not pre-.
.viousiy disposed of. onr STEAM MILL in
EdgeGeld district, and the tract Of Land on which
il is situated, lying on the Mortentown road,
forty-tl1ree miles above Hamburg, aud seven
miles below Cambridge; together with oil the
property on the premises, consisting Of horses,
mules, oxen cows, hogs, wagon TO carry logs,
and carts.
The Mill is capable Of cutting from $500 to
5000 feet of lumber per day and we have had
a demand for the same, which we have had no
means to meet, and we feel confident in say.
ing that such will continue 10 be the case, as it
is situated in the margin Of the pine woods, ad-
jacent to wealthy section of country, which
is almost destitute pine suitable for building
The situation is elevated and healthy, and
we'll calculated for public stand; there is on
the tract Of land an abundance Of timber, and
about three hundred acres, which is deemed
almost equal to any lands in the district in point
of fertility, Of which about sixty acres are in
cultivation,
There is also on the premises a large Car
penters shop, Blucksmith's shop, stables and
crib, (framed,) together with other buildings
Those that may wish 10 purchase, would do
well to call and examine the property fot them
selves; and if they should wish to make pri-
vate contract for the same, we would refer them
to Henry R. Williams, who is on the premises,
or either Of us, who can be found NEAR Milton
Post Office, I.duiens district.
We will furthermore state for the information
Of tIidse that might wish to purchase the En-.
gine; without the other property. that we will
sell it alone; the engine is hrty.nine horse pow
er, us computed by Mr.. w. B. lockwood, the
Engineer who sol it up; and is capable Of driv.
ing one slab saw, one gang OF II saws and one
set Of grinders; as the times is hard, and mo-
ney scarce, we will take negro property in Ak
change for it women and childred would be
preferred, or sell it on credit of one. two and
three years, the purchaser giving approved
notes.
NavJ 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
OBITUARY,

Died, at his residence in this district, on the
9th ut., i'll the 72nd year of his age, Captain
JONATHAN viewer, after distressing illness OF
about fifteen days. He was man Of very
strong mind and excellent judgment, honest and
just ia his dealings with others; he was de-
voted father; by unceasing industry and perse-
verance, he amassed n large estate; he has left
eight motherless children (only one of which
is grown.) 10 mourn their irreparable loss.
Died, Qnthc Goth of May, ELIJAH WATSON,
Scur., in the 9th year of his age, at his resi-.
dcncc, the Ridge, in this district, of long aud
painful disease Of the bowels. His father came
10 this country long before the Revolution, and
lost his life in defence of his country; lie lived
on the same tract of land that the deceased liv-
ed on at his decense; leaving wife and eight
children, and numerous friends 10 morn his IRA
parable loss; as public servant, he was just
and honorable; and as father, he was kind
aud afcclionatc, willing to submit to the will Of
God.
Died, at Washington, Wilkes CO., Ga, on the
21st ult., after long and protracted illness,
Mrs. NANCY MERCER, wife Of the aged and
venerable Rev. Jesse Mercer, Of that place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
The Limestone Springs
OF SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
I|'|'!!!|| a. 7
SEzsC1a..c1S

HNHE Subscriber having rented this Esta-
blishment, will open the same for the re-
ception of Company for the Summer. This
celebrated watering place yields to none in the
Southern States for attractions which should
induce those travelling for health or pleasure to
make il their resort The accommodations are
ample for 300 visitors-famlies can have suites
of rooms in the great Hotel, OF houses with par
lours, or single or double cabins, all of which
are complete and most comfortably finished and
furnished. The table and bar will be supplied
with the best the country affords, and no pains
shall be spared TO give satisfaction 10 the COM
pany.
AT the Springs is an agreeable and cultivated
society of permanent residents. Two excellent
academies, male and female, where visitors may
put their children 10 school.
In the Hotelare large and well arranged pub.
lie rooms, a band of music attends for those dis.
posed to dance. The bar will be well sup.
piled, and abundance ice has been stored up
for the season.
These Springs are situated 25 miles from
Union Court House; 20Imiles from Spartan.
burg, 25 miles from Yorkville, 25 miles from
Glenn Springs. and % from Wilson's White
Sulpher Springs, being the central point to
them ALL The warers Of the Spring are lime.
stone, highly charged with carbonic acid gas.
and are as light, pure and delightful 10 the taste
as water can be. They possess decided medi-
cinal virtues, especially in cases of dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides the
limestone, too strong chalybeate springs ofequal
efficacy in restoring strength in case Of debility.
Baths, cold and warm and shower, shall be
always ready at moments notice.
The locality is one Of the most healthful in
the world. The country around it possesses
many attractions in its beautiful scenery, its his
torical associations, and in the manufactures
which are springing up all around it. The bat.
lie fields of fBlackstocks, Cowpens and Knip-
mountain are all near enough for pleasant
days excursion-and the prospect from Gelkin
mountain takes in large part of four districts,
and embracesmany views Of highly picturesque
and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer, the roads leading to
these Springs have been put in order, and The
bridges repaired and replaced. A new bridge
has been built at the Nesbit Iron Works over
the Broad River, and no difficulty now exists
for travellers-a line ofstages runs twice week
from Spartanburg by these Sr rings to Lincoln
ton-anotIier twice a week from Union Court
House, and horse mai TO Yorkville.
There is always on hand a supply Of burnt
lime Of the best quality.
p The Carolinian, Pendleton Messenger,
Augusta Chronicle, Greenville Mountaineer,
Edgefeld Advertiser. Winyaw Intelligencer,
Camden Journal, will please insert the above
once week for two months, and send their &C.
counts to the subscriber at Limestone Springs
for payment. J. C. JENNY.
May % IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
MORE ROBBERY.

An advertisement appears in the Balti-
more american of Tuesday offering on the
part of the Frederick County Bank at
Frederick, Nd, reward of ten thousand
dollars for the apprehension of cerlain
thieves who some lime between Saturday
evening and Monday morning entered the
Banking house by means Of false keys and
carried off specie, notes and other valua-
bles TO the amount of one hundred and
eighty fue thousand dollars. The Mary
land Banks, however, know how to man.
age these things. The specie (Sl0,000)
could not be Of much use to suspended
Bank. Its own notes (Sl35,000) are no
loss as the Bank does not intend 10 redeem
them-besides, these notes will be put in
circulation and "relieve the people," Ma
licious persons, in these days of bank de-
falca,ion, may be inclined TO doubt wheth-
er this advertisement of robbery may not
be new way found out of balancing in
convenient items in the ledger-if SO we
recommend it to the Uuited States Bank.
Let them advertise for the man who very
lately robbed the Bank of that missing
100000 spent in buying up the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature in 1S36.-Charleston
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
From the Nc,O Orleans Crcsccn. city.

EvENIsG CEREMoNIEs,-At all early
hour, the Church of the Rev. MIR. Clapp,
was crouded almost to suf1oca'ion. The
Orator of the day, Charles X. Johnson,
Esq. after few predatory remarks, en-
tered into a most interesting Geographic
detail, of our lanenlcd President. After
discussing some Of the prominent incl
dents connected with the sojourn Of Harri-
son, ir conjunction with many Of the prin-
cipal events Of The revolution, he conclud-
ed with a heart-thrillins panegyric upon
his virtues, and the memorable circum-
stance of his death. There was an express
sion of docp sentiment and mournful grief,
running through the whole Of his Grafton.
lie won the hearts of his auditory, by the
solemn style ofhis discussion, and the beau.
~ of his elocuIion. May fresh laurels be
bound around his brow, and may he meet
the reward due his brilliant talents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
From tho augusta Chronicle Of May 20.

Bank Dstalcation.-Rumor was rife
yesterday, founded upon the authority of
private letters received in this city, that
Macon has been the theatre of another
bank robbery, which has just been detected
in The Branch of the Central Rail Road
Bank, in Macon. The Cashier Of the Bank
is said to be the individual, who disregard
ing the plain prccepls of the eighth com
mandmcnt, has lined his pockets with the
needtul. We have not been able to learn
the precise extent Of the deficit i'll his cash
account, but all seem TO concur in the OPT
nicn, that it is quite large, probably twen-
ty thousand dollars. A few more such dis
closures, as these Macon exhibits, and
Georgia will stand in the front rank Of
bank robberies. This is another Of The
curses Of an inila ted, irredeemable, non
specie paying currency. The whole coun-
try becomes deranged with the mania for
speculation and growing suddenly rich,
and some OF those who cannot obtain rich
es by fair means, steal whenever an op-
portunty presents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
Am Ordinance

NHyO suppress the Firing of Guns, Pistols,
81 and all description Of Fire Arms. in the
streets of the Town Of Edgefeld.
Be it ordained by the Intendant and Wardens
ofMc Iown Council of Edgsfcid, and By tho au-
thoritg of the same, That from and after The pub.
leation of this Ordinance, it shall not be lawful
for any person, or persons, to fire Gun, Pts
tol, or any kind of Fire Arms, in the public
square or public streets of the Town, or places
adjacent thereto, except on training days, or
general holidays, under penalty of Two Dol,
lars, for each offence.
P. F. LABORDE, lntendant.
May q d II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
Look mt This!

A ND ifyou are not satisfied, call and see
"A. me, and will endeavour to satisfy you.
BY this would inform my customers friends.
and The public generally, that have flne as,
INV Saw and Grist Mill in fine order for bllsi.
ness. All orders in my line ofbusiuess will be
thankfully received, promptly attended to, and
neatly executed. Lumber is reduced to the
exceeding low price Of fifty cents per hun
dred feet, or $5 90 per thousand. My Mills
are situated on Beach Creek, waters Of South
Edisto, Al miles from the Ridge, 81 miles from
Lofts, and 8 miles from the Pine House, just
opposile The % mile post, on The road from Au-
gus,a 10 Columbia, and miles from where the
Aikenroad crosses the same.
FinnIy, and lastly, Iwould say 10 those of
nv customers who are indebted to me on ac-
please make settlement forthwith.
w. l.. COLEMAN.
June 3 i6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
Eor the Advertiser.

MIR. Editor:--How long will the peo-
nile Of South Carolina, with currency Of
their own, equal to any in the world, SUBJ
NIT to the impositions practiced on them
by the Georgia Banks and City Corpora
,ions ~ observe tha. nearly all the change
in circulation, in this part of the State, is
Georgia Rail Road, and City Council of
Augusta, with other sbinplasters equally
worthless. The two first named are upon
an equality, both being at discount of II
to Is per cent, in Augusta. l have been
informed en- good authority. ihet the City
Council of Augusta, when the amount of
five dollars of their bills is presented, re-
deem their pledge to the public, by offer
ing in exchange Rail Road, or other de-
preciated currency. Every family ,ha, has
TO buy leg of mutton or a pound of but
ter, is interested in getting rid of such
trash; and much more are public officers
concerned, who, for dollars worth of SER
vices, receive but SIS cents. Such state
of things should not be tolerated one mo.
ment longer. The Bank Of Hamburg will
take pleasure in furnishing the country with
specie change, If the people will ask them
forit. Send home the shinplasters Of Geor-
gia, and supply their place with specie, and
will guaranty that it will be saving oil
t,Oenty. .fuc per cent, on the entire amount
of change necessary for the wants of the
country. SOUND CURRENCY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-06-03
SheriG,s Sales.

PY Virtue of sundry wriis of Fie,;
~ Facias. l shall proceed TO sell =,
Edgeheld Court House, on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in June next, the fol.
lowing property viz:
Miller, Ripley & Co. vs.. VIM: yatso,
rough. Allen 8. Dozier vs.. lhe same. the
defendants interest in two tracts or parcels
of land adjoining each other, devised Ero
him by the will of his farher, bounded by
lands Of John lnlow and others.
A. M. Wade vs. Abher Whatley, D. At
kinson and Lewis EIlzey, one tract ofland.
known as the Bridge Creek track, contain.
ing five thousand acres, more or less. ad.
joining John Bauskelt and others, the pro.
perry Of A. Whatley. =.
E. b. Presley W. l.. B. PisIey, three
negroes, Harriet, Sarah and Mary. The
same vs.. the same. Goodwin, Harrington
u Go. VS.. the same. q. LIE. Penn 6c
20. 's. the same. Bland & Butler va. tie
same. Bland, Catlin & Co. We. the sarne.
William Wells. ad'mr. vs. the same and
Auson Mobley. N. L. Griffin vs.. the same
and Simeon Harris. Eldred Simkins vs.
the same and c. J. Glover. The, same va.
the same, the above described property Of
L. B. Pixley. -
Joseph Woods & Co. vs.; Peter Bennoch,
one negro slave Jane. &.
Jordan Holloway & John Lake, Ex,trs.
vs.. Esau Brooks, John Presley, and John
Trapp, the interest of Esau Brooks and
John Presley, in two tracts of land, where
Z. Brooks now lives; one containing $50
acres, the other containing 297 acres, more
or less, both adjoining lands of Samuel
Stevens and others.
John Lotion VS.. Sanders Rardeu, one
negro woman, Cafe.-
Terms cash,
S. CHRISTIE, $. E. D.
Nav 10 1871 J1s