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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
OF REAL ESTATE.

? ME undersigned, administrators of the estate of Isaac
Austin. deceased, will. agreeablY TO All order from
the Wayne Probate Court, sell at public auction, on the
25th of this instant, CDecember.) in the city of
Richmond, the following described REAL ESTATE, to-
wit: The west halt Of The northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter of section -, township IL. north of range =,
east: also, the west half~of the northeast quarter OF sec
tion Is, township IL. north ofrange :. east; also. the SOUTH
east quarter Of the northeast quarter o: section 10, town.
ship IL, range ,. east. ia all one hundred and forty acres,
all being in Inc county of Morgan and the state Of Indiana.
Also, this following tract of land in the county OF ~. Jo-
sepb. 10 wit:-the southwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF section Il, township 30, north of Range 3 east.
containing 10 acres. The terms-one third cash m hand
one third IN six months, and the remaining third III three
months, with interest from the day Of sale. Due atien
dence Will be given by
F.. AUSTIN. -
AUSTIN,< ADMINISTRATORS
Richmond. December Sd, lc4I. 4s-3.-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
NOTICE..

4 T an Election for Directors in the Richmond Ira
"A ding ADD Manufacturing Company, held at SAID Conn
pany'- Office in the City Of Richmond, on the 7ih Of the
present month. the following gentlemen were chosen TO
manage the business Of the institution the succeeding year,
VIZ: j. r MendenhaIl. w VI. Leeds, T. f.. Jones, D.. r.
W gyms, Ihos. Newman. Wm Cox, and Isaac Commons:
VINO met. the day following. and organized by appointing
j. Nendenhajl, President; John Haines, Sec'y, and hi
Brown, Treasurer. The public will therefore sase notice,
that fair prices will be allowed for Wool, Rag, &c. IN ire
line Of the said tornpany's business,-in exchange fof ma
nufaciured articles ct equally fair prices
Those persons who are indebted 70 this institution Ga ae-
count, Of longer standing than six months; On notes that
are due. and on stock remaining unsettled, ~ hereby re-
specially requested 70 come forward and settle the SAM.
before costs are added 10 taem which must, AMI val, ineH-
itably, resal; from a neglect Of this notice
JOHN HAINES, sscy-
Richmond, juno 2Gth. I-3I. 25-on
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

ME subscriber wishes to dispose of the HOUSE in
l. which he formerly resided. on Pearl street. The
House is large and contains eight rooms, Conveniently ar
ranged-and well calculated and situated for a Boarding
House. There IS on the lot n good Carriage House and
Stable: a we'll of good water in the porch, and other con-
yenencies.
Also, a House and Lot on Front street. The House is
two stories hign. and the Lot is large and pleasantly stIa-
ted. Persons wishing to purchase property are invited to
call and examine for themselves; as either of which viii be
sold low and on accommodating terms.
DAVID MALSBY.
Richmond. eth mo. 3lst. lS4l. 30,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

= VIE subscriber Is DESTROYS of selling at priynte snie.
any Of the property hereinafter described, to-xit:
The House aud lot, at the corner Of Main aud 'front.'
streets, occupied by John Williamson as "a store.
A building lot. with an old house on il, on Main street,
adjoining the above named lot on tho east, and adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by job Bortop.
A building lot, also on Main street n adjoining the prooper-
ty OF Armstrong Grimes on the west, running bnck about
$50 feet 10 an alley, and having the advantage of a ten foot
alley extending from the front along its whole length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides, consisting Of a good, wen
finished baick dwelling house, nearly n ". The main build
ing - II by 81 feet, with four rooms on the first floor, witt,
a passage or entry. kitchen, milk house, wash house NIL OF
brick. A good and roomy stable, and other out buildiuga
Of n good quality. Excellent wa ter roomy, dry and airy
cellar; about two and a half acres of ground, or n less
Kinds. The situation is not surpassed by any 10 the place,
denee, and yet Is convenient 10 tho business part Of the city.
and would be a goot situation for n boarding house. Tins
property the undersigned improved expressly for his own per-
ruanent residence, and believes il will bear Inspections.
Also. n Farm Of So acres situated about ~ miles from
the City, directly on the Gfeenvillc road; originally ov ned
and improved by Frederick Hoover, and since owned by Da-
vd Holloway. The situation - unusually fine: hns on il
several strong and nevcr-faiHng Spffngs; mn excellent or
chard. consisting of near 300 trees, embracing a good yeIiety
Of fruit.
The terms of sale OF any Of the above named property,
viii be fair an. liberal, NJ TO price and time. Those DIS
posed to p1rchas such properly, are respectfully invited To
call and examine for Themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Fifth Month 22nd, lsfI. 20f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
A Small Farm for Sale.

2 ME subscriber wishes to dispose Of the small Farm on
Il which he resides, situated i'll Wayne county. Indiana,
about hall a mile east OF Washington. containing 50 acres.
ABOUT 90 cleared and Improye1--rhe balance well tmbered:
with a small Orchard, and a never-ailing Spring oi good
water near the dwelling touse,-enough and to spare for
family use ami for stock during the dryest mnnth- IN sum
mer. Inc situation Is healthy and convenient TO places of
worship. schools, mills, and stores.
Ihe terms vii DE made liberal and corresponding with
the present hard times, and n deed given the purchaser, clear
of all inc umbrance. Il. T.. RoWIEUT
n. u. Also. a quarters section of good LAND. IN Wabash
county. about miles south of Eel river, and FORTY
AoRt> IN Hamilton county, north Of indianapolis
llth mo 26sh, 1871. Ar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
The heirs of said deceased.

ME said Peter Hester, ha wing filed his memorial sus-
l. costing the Insufhriency of the personal estate Of the
deceased 70 pay his debts, and praying an order of this
court for the sale of the real estate, and it appearing To- the
satisfaction OF the court, That Elizabeth Iaws, and Jacob
ffaws are not residents OF the State of Indiana. II il there
fore ordered, That notice of the pendenty of the said me
moral be given, BY causing a copy of tins order to be inser-
tel three weeks IN succession III the Richmond Palladium,
a weekly newspaper published in Richmond, in the county
Of Wayne. (ibcre beng no paper printed III this county y
the last insertion 10 be 1T least sixty days prior to the second
Monday in t ebruary next. that the SAID Elizabeth tiaws
and David Ilaws, may he warnea 10 appear in this Court,
at the next February Term thereof, to he holden at the
Court House in Winchester, on the second Monday in Feb
ruary next, 10 shew cause, If they can, why the said real
estate shall not be sold and made asset. for the discharge of
said debts.
BY the Court. Test:
GEORGE ". MONKS, Clerk.
Nov. %, 1871. [prs fee, Sd 47:3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
vOT1CE-To the Citizens of IVnyne Count,

VFWFVt CVEVEG.
: ME undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Inc PsiIc tina, ms office ~ in Richmond. in
Robert Morr'sson's building, up stairs: and that any person
living ut n distance, can obtain his services hy den1-l,fn, ,
IN the Post Office directed to him ~ K Richmond :.,aupg
therein what place he must attend 10 DO such service, ami
what town or public place il - near.
WILLIAM on. SurvevnF.
NIB All kinds Of conveyancins done by the Subscriber,
neatly. and o short notice. ". {.
Richmond, Nov. %. 1899 I6tf
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e s y 81 = e Ea =,

The undersigned has been for some time engaged IN the
manufacture OIL Shoenasers LASTS and PEGS and
has opened a shop in RICHMOND for the sale of them.
HE viii furnish them 10 order. of the best of wood ami
workmanship, and the style 70 be equal 10 anv made in the
west His terms al either wholesale or Tetail- ara j.,
proportion TO the hardness af the times
CORNELIUS V~ANSANDT.
Richmond. Sept. llth, ISL. 3s-3no
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Dry Goods, Hnrd,rare, Groceries,

The above have been selected by himself. with great care,
especially for this market; and he faiters himself that he
will be able to sell as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST, for CASH.
G-Ihe public are respectfully invited TO call and exo-
mine for themselves.
Richmond, Fifth Month, LIST, 1911. l7f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

Leesburg Lottery, Extra
class -, draws at W lining
ton, Del. December %, lSil
C1pttH 10000 D0Hars.
| prize of SlU,ooO: 1000:
5000: 2,Sl0. and 1000. 81
prlzeso Of 1000 each. Tickets
$40; shares in proportion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

Va. Mononsalia Extra,
class 23; draws at Jersey
City, December 9Th, lS4l.
Capital II 900 Dollars.
pr. of 1900 l oc 5000
| do 5000 ! of I,500
| do l,379 , of LOO
Tickets Two dollars; shares
III proportion.
Va. Mononge'ia Lottery,
class . draws at Alexandria
Dec IL, 1911.
Capital 10000 Dollars.
pr of 10000 | do 5000
l do $4,000 | do 1000
[ do 1892 do l,750
10 do l,250 10 do 1000
Tickets Il dollars; shares in
proportion.
Well=burg Lottery, class
N. draws at Alexandria,
Dec. 18Th, ISL.
Capital 35,29i DoHar,.---
Net to the fortunate holder,
10000 Dollars.
| pr of 1921 do 1000
I DO 10000 50 do 1000
| do l,603. Tickets on
y $40; shares III proportion.
Monongalia Lottery, GRAND
SCHEME.
Capital 30 900 DoHars.
| prizo OF $4,000: 10000;
5000; 5000. and 5000
30 prizes of 1000, and so of
800 dollars each Tickets
$40; shares in proportion.
Address your orders 10 the
JOHN NJ
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
CHEAT SALE OF
REAL. ESTATEM

Office j. hereby given that the subscribers, admins
traitors of the Estate OF Samuel Fleming, licensed,
VIII, pursuant 10 an order of the Wayne Probate Court, ot
fer Tor sale on the lsth day cf December, lSil. n, Rich
mona, Wayne County, indrana, the following Real Estate
to VII: 1NScnty-oao acres of land. on which Is the Saw
and IhtI Ma, lately occupied 10y NigEins y Fey ton; ST.
uate abont one mile orui of Richrpori. on the south sido
of tho West Fork of Whitewater River. Also, two acres
and 2S hunareiihs of an acre adjoining the above mention
Ell tract. Also, the Brick house and Lot on Min street, in
Richmond aforesaid. including the room formerly occupied
by Samuel rlemirg deceased, rs a Store room, and the
dwelling house connected " Ith tho same, stiuate be .ween the
building occupied by ID. T.. lggins & Soma ~ n Saddles
streets, formerly occupied by Attirus SiddaI rs n store and
dwelling house. Also, the south haifof iot No. 81, in that
part of the said city of Richmond, laid OFF by John Smith.
Also, lot No. lJ2 ~ the same part of said city. Also,
the north half of Lot No. -, IN the same part of said city.
Also, the north east quarter Of section No &c, IN township
nineteen, north of rnnge : east, in the county Of Madison,
lndiana. containing one hundred and sixty acres more or
less. Also the west half Of the south west quarter of sectiun
t"enty-two, township i3 and range west of the Meridian
line, situate in Wayne township, Wayne county, Indiana,
n few milc- $ nth OF Richmond, on which j. the Cnrdins
and Saw Mills, lately occupied hy CLARK x Budd; of nil
which property a more particular description VIII be given
a.. ,ho t"- of sale, As also Of Tho incumhranccs on the
same.
The terms Of Sale are n credit Of six, nine, and twelve
months. Good security VII be required.
- AAlICIN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

Capital 10000 Dollars.
Leesburg Lottery, class Z
draws at Alexandria. Dec.
18th. ISL. prize of l0,-
900; 900; 1000. md "
$50. 10 prizes of 1000 each.
Tickets $50; shares in pro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
Valuable Property For SaIe-Chcap.

VdTUdOTC TOPCItV IVI sdfC-CTCd'.
ME subscriber wishes 70 dispose Of the property he for
merly occupied. The house IS a substantial two story
brick with q comfortable dwelling in the renr--ituate ted on
Main Street and in a good situation. 1t would he traded
for lanaa. The property will be shown by Mr.. Shenron- and
for further particulars inquire OF William Tbi.tieth"aiL
HENRY WETUERALD
November 9th. I-3I. fiu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
Ben Hardin's Crockett Almanac.

>TNHIS ere allminick Is cumming agir. and the publyrk
will be glad 10 heer how their old freni Harding ia a
live yet. My roomatiz are better than it used to was, and
my game leg has cum round by rubbing il ~ itA a empty bot
tie of good brandy. | have kePp a -h1Ty look out tina time
TO have the allmenaick rugged by abel semen. and have
got all the letters put in their rite places, and the picters cut
out on Junks of hard wood by abel bodied men who have
seen sarvIce- This alma rae contains correct asfroa amicai
calculations for each state ~ the Jnion for 1912, with nc
counts Of rows, sprees and scrapes III the wez,--lGe and
manners in the backuoods, and terrible adventures on the
ocean, For sale by the dozen or single copy at the
BOOK STORE.
November 18th. 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
PORK PORK

"A take his method Of informing the Farmers and those
interested. ,aat We design packing at our establishment oo-
nosite the Market House. We expect TO pay the cash mar
kes price. Those having Polk, are requested 70 give ~ a
call. AQJILA M < son
Richmond, IIth mo Tin, lcil. 21u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
IEW sZLL2

NE " SALLLEE ESC-S1
vAIILLIAM l.. BRADY. has just commenced the
Saddling and Harness business, on Main street.
Richmond, Ind. right angling from Wa4son's Tavern,
where he has and intends keeping on hands all kinds 0fSad-
dies, Brides. Harness. 8" hips, Trunks, Collars, Saddlehaga.
and other articles in his line. For which, be will take IN
exchange wheat, corn. oa.s, bacon, lard. flour, linen. linsey
tallow, leather aud hides, and ne will also sell low for CASH.
He will be pleased 10 have his old customers and otaers to
call and examine for themselves.
Richmond. Feb. ,, Is4I. 5-tf
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Leesburg Lottery. Extra
class ~, draws at Jersey
City, December 18th. ieil.
CAPITAL 1900 Doliars.
| prize of 1000, 1000
2.4o0; LOO, and lbs
In prizes OF 1850 each.
Tickets 50; shares III pro.
.reat prize seller,
LARkE, Wheeling. Va
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

Va. MonongaIia Lottery,
Extra 30, draws IN Jersey
CIV, December -, ISL.
Four capital prizes of 10000
dollars each; 20 prizes of
| 900 each. Tickets 80;
shares III proportion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
-GgUJAMII -sEIAEEAI,

AS received from Philadelphia, and has opened, ut
bis old stand, Corner of Nam and Pearl Streets0
a 'e" and complete assortment of MeEchandize, consisting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18
synop,ts Of Brilliant Schemes for December. 1871.

Mononsalia Lottery, Extra
class 81, draws at Jersey
Civ, December ID, lS4l.
Capitai 10000 Oouars,
| pr. of 20,00D | do 5000
l do 5000 | do $500
| do 1900 - do 1890
Tickets five duliurs; shares
in proportion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-18

Randolph county Probate Court, .NoremJ
Peter Hester, Administrator of the estate
of David IIaws, deceased, 7
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
TEE VETO

Sound the loud linbrsl Ger mOutinin,and sea,
The Bank Bili isVET0ED, the people are free.
No more shall the Bank with its vast monied power.
O'ershadow the land our rights 10 devOur:
Sound principles triumph. the vicfy'I achieved,
The poor and orphan will now berellsVed.
In vain do asurpers attempt 10 Obtain
The wealth Oft nation, in this wide domain,
To weld for tho purpose Of making them great,
While TyIOrs the HELM. of the great ship Ol State,
That has outrode the storm ofthe dark Fscal seas,
While her "star. .spanslsd banner" floats high in the
breeze.
Though some may regret (bu, tha, dsy theyIwi ruo)
That they fixed upon Tyler, the 6rmsld the true;
The sams years before, as to-day, MaPpearS.
Unhiasrsd by glory sashakeu by spFSh
Old-laShisned Democracy now 10 rstived,-
Our national honor 10 once moro re'risyad:S
AristocrScy staggers and'scon will lIeIow,
While DEMocRAcY onward. like rivers. shall flow
BY highland and glen, where the Muse sits auired
In the wildnesS ornature with Alpha inspired,
To ilumns the path of,hs great and the good,
Who true to their country in peril have stood.
Hence we tune up harp and to Tyler we'll sing,
Till woodland and dale with our music shall ring
Till the hills shall rs-scho the DER the deep,
That Banks and MonopOss are put asleep;
And our ,eamen proclaim in each far'dstant cmo,
That America needs no Mic Biddle 10 chime
To the tune Of Twelve Millions. to make it good luck
Fer BrllonS to purchsau the most oftho stock.
Monarchal zealot' may bow 10 its nod,
But our free republic that worsliPs no god
But the Author ui Na,urs-( whom alune we adore,)
Fis,als, Banks, Clay. and BiddO will neer worship
more.
The iesala ofmonarchS BY mono here s worn,
For where ALL are monarchs,n no master is known.
IT'S with joy thA, we hail the bright dawn of this day;
Il brightsns Our hopos. drives the shadows away,
Which oug has enshrouded the land Of the free"
And free from Clay's Bank Bill itever shallbe
For though the Bank Swindsrs may labor andty
To revive the Great Fiscal now laid up 10 dry,
Twill all be in vain, for tha People will say.
~We'lI have nothing to do with the Bank Bill
or ClAY!'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
FREEDOM OF MIND.-I call tha, mind free which

FREEDOM OF MIND.-I call that mind free which
ID not imprisoned in itself or in sect which rscogni
SOS in all human beings the image oGod and the rights
of his Children which conqusrS pride and Sloth and Of.
fsrs itsefup willing victim to the cause of mankind.
Ica that mind free, which is not the Crslturs of ac-
cidental impulse but which bends events to its own
improvement, acts upon an inward spring. for an mmu
table principle which it has deliberately eSpoussd.
call that mind Free which protects itself against the
uIurpaiions OfSecsty, which does not COVER to human
opinions, which feels accountable to higher law than
fashion, which respects itself too much to be slave of
the many or the few: ASH .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

POMP0SITY. facetious gentleman travelling in
the interior Of the State, on arriving at his lodging
place in tho evening, was mctby hoStlsr whom he
thus addressed, "Boy exrcao that quadraped from the
vehicle, stabuats him, denote him an adequate supply
ofnutritiouS aliment and when tho Aurora of morn
shall again illuminate the oriental horizon. Twill award
yoia pssuuiarY compensation for your amable hOspi-
ialitl"- The boy not understanding word, ran into
the house saying "MauIsor, here's Frsnchman wants
10 see YOU"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

NEw BRANCH OF EDgcATroM-A neighbOring school
master specifies the branches taughtn in his school in the
following words, "Lan and Greek Rudimsnts, Ma
iural theology History Moral Philosophy and Pay.
men Quarterly in Advance" This las. accomplish
nen' strites us important chapter in moral ethics
ane We trust the day is not far distant when may be
generally taughtin schools.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

EMPHAsls. "A writer on English grammer
gives the following example on wrSug empha.
eis:-A clergyman, OF reading the twenty-sev
euth verse ofthe eighteenth chepter Of the fret
book Of Kings, generally placed the smpbasis
on the words denoted by italics. sand he
sPAke 10 hls eons, saying, Saddle me, tho ass,
and they saddled himp' ass
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

FfeURAT1vE.-Joh Neal tes ora Baltimore
lawyer, who being employed to defend man
charged with cutting timber on his neighbours
land, burst out in the following slrain Of iudig.
nant elOquence;-''Look at him gentleman Of
the jury. There he stands, walking about with
the cloak Of hypocrisy in his mouth, trying 10
withdraw three oak trees from my clients pock
et."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

"MuRDEN MosT Fcul"-- They say that
there is pace in Nav Hampshire where they
chi up Podmaidstc make dried spples!!!- All
our srchGaee papers = SAT-. En-, PosL
That accounts lor Tho Tic, that all ihe dried
s.plrs IN the ns'kesass everlasting sour
BQs. Courier
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26

JA eIb-Od,or announces that the editor Of the ma.
per is uuwolI, and piousy adds "al good payug sub
scFOss are requested % maksmenlon Of him in their
pyer' the other GLASS nee not dorns the prayers Of
ibe wicked avail nothing"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-08-26
Washington, August l6, ls4I'

NOVEL CoMBAT.-A few days agoya large
New foundland dog dashed into the lake at
P,usvills, in pursuit of two beautiful SwanO and
their cyeneie, who were trsnquilly navigating
the lake. The parent swans Immediately pre-
pared to convoy their charge out Ofdauger, the
male bird goIIantly bringing up the rear, like q
man.of-war protecting its convoy. Tho dog
embOldsned by their fight gave chase still
more vigorously, when tho male swan sud6ea-
" tackled about, and BY dexierous manenvrc
sprauz from the waller and Perching himself on
h,s assaiIant's back, instantly Sank him. The
dog had nothing for n but 10 dive, which no
did TO a considerable dlatance, and on coming
10 the surface made the best OfhiS way out and
homo, regardless of,he whistle cfhis masIsr
while the beautiful bird arched his neck, aud
sailed triumphantly after his OOnsoy.> Eng. pa