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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
GREAT PUBLIC MEETING

Al a meeting Of the citizens of kan,,yba co,,,,
SSonNehed at The Court.house, in pursuance of pub
NC "oUee, the 9TH OF August, Judge Summers, wa,
called 20 the Chair, and AIexanJeS w a. $50; 80
appointed Secretary. The meeting hnyin, b,sp
Sa'eu Tor the purpose Of CONSIDERING tho ,pe,u,I;
~ S ~ 'no representation m the General Assembly
he chairman briefly explained the subject. for eos,
sueralionl and the deep interest of the Weston p
E'e III re-apporiIonment and EQUALIZATION oC H. u.
I''s 'hu delegates composing our Legislature
Wntreupon, on motion OF Col. Benjamin III smith
II was resolved that the Chairman " IN ci,b, nh '
ers to he designated by the Chair be n commit,
10 prepare and report such measures and proes,d-
Inss as Tue committee may deem proper for sdon.
ZION oy the meeting, and tho following, gent encp
~ ue'snatsd Tor That purpose-Col benjamin.
II smith, Robert n Thompson, DE-. SpIccr pa
uiea' James l. Carr, James Hendrck, Thomas
. "A Matthews, James NJ Laldey and Matthew
Dunbar ~ '''0"
Inc committee having retired, after sometime
returned and reported a memorial To the ueyr Gu
eraI Assembly, aRd recommended the nJ,nt,nr
Wersoi, which, being read and debated on motio,
OF Robert Thompson, Esq. the following rssolu.
tons were adopted:
lst. RsS0Ir-d, undHimouSly, That the n,,D,o
RIA as reported by the committee hs sdontcJ 81
max me Chairman and Secretary sign the same On
oehaH OF the meeting, and copy thereof with the
s'susueal tables appended there o. be submitted TO
. we GeHt ueneTaI Assembly by Gen. Daniel Smith,
the delegate representing this county.
20. That Col. Benjamin Ii Smith. Robert A
thompson, Dr SpIcer Patrick, James |. Carr. ] NJ
LadIey, Mason Campbell, and Samuel A Miller. be
committee 10 contract for and superinIsnd lie
printing OF one thousand copies of the memorial.
win The statistical tables in pamphlet form for dis
tTOuiion. " us
Sd. That Hon. George w Summers. Col Ben
lamLn IL smith, Robert 4 Thompson, Gen Dan.
le' smith, James Lewis, James l. Carr. Loci
Shie%,bury, Colonel Andrew DousIly. Major An
Grew Parks, Jacob Goshorn, Lewis Ruffner, Col
John Lewis, DR. JON Thompson, Alexander w
Handy, William MILAN, James HendrIck, James
McFerInnd, James IL Fry, Matthew Dunbar
John Hickey, John L Smith, c Doddridrc
Col Francis Thompson, James NJ Lady, Dr. Sni,
Ger Patrick, Thomas a Matthews, 5 Stubbs' G
l. Shrewsbury, Major John L NorvelI, Alexander
Quarter, Van Reynolds, Robert " McCIan.
nahan, Ezra Walker, Major Joel Rutfner. DR.
Thompson Watkins, DR. Goodrich Wilson. Levi
"eieh, Thomas Buster and James 5 Turner. com.
pose corresponding commuiea-tha, they address
the friends OF equal representation upon the impor.
lance OF simultaneous and earnest exsr,i7n TO place
the Government upon the basis nt equal po'itic,l
rights, and the equal weight Of suffrage OF the quail
NED voters IN evoy part OF the State and that they
invoke the active cooperation Of all the councs Of
the West in an effort secure these desirable re-
suits. L. SUMMERS Cb,;rn,,
A. w. QUARRIER, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
MARRIED.
ID ED,

On tho 18th instant 10y the Rcv'd NJ. u. Swce-
NY, Mr.. Joms PIrrrS to Miss Lvor ToLER, all of
this CITY, ~ " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Correspondence Of hc Uhig.

WASHINGTON, 18th August, Al
The Veto came IN yesterday, and will be under
consideration to-day. The excitement is not 80
great as antlcPaisd-prccisely because 1t was anti
ePated. We shall act, hope, on this reasonable
and moderate view, of not giving importance
enough TO ono measure 10 break the whole Wing
party on II, and fo'ego all the reforms to which we
airs pledged, more important than any Bank. Spe-
citations arc rife, of course both as TO wha; ought
to be, and what can BE- done. One OF two courses
will be adopted, either to leave things as they ar,
the Treasury under the act Of 1889, IN which there
can be no harm, as the cond lion in which the ex-
PEELED party has left ths finances, obyiates tho OBJ
lection, that public money will be left in the CON
tro' OF tie Executive. They have guarded US very
ehsciualy from that danger, by not leaving enough
out Of their abundant resources and reeeip,s. TO
tempt, or admit OF malpractice from that quarter.
The other course which viii be a,tenntej. and
hope, with success, will be the creation Of a Bank
dIVeSied Of the obnoxious and mschievous power
OF discount, and confined to that Of exchange. bu,
not depending for Its aseacle, any assent OF The
States \ Bank Of this sort, besides varying its
title, and indicating the power under which if,
proscs to bc established, OF Fiscal agency. must
DC so constituted, as to ADM, OF bank of l,rccr
operation, being superinduced, IN the event OF ITS
inetHeisney becoming demonstrated by experiment
entirely concur in your vSws as to the increase
Of duly coffee ard ties, out It has been ascertain
Cd that the proceeds Of the new duiy bill will be
inadequate, If these articles lie Withdrawn. The
operation OF the bill is besides favorable, as regards
the South, our slaves are no: consumers Of these
articles. have no doub; that the new Tariff Bill
Wi. be found defective IN many respects, from the
want Of iiaG to investigate, deiach. and procure
information. This consideration, as well as the
fate Of the Bank Bill, and that awaiting the Land
Bill, confirm my regrets, that the Extra Session
should have been concluded on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

NihSlNih, 10 W.T. Al Rules, holden In tL.
y SolN 'i1rc n the Circuit superior Court vt Law
SIu anr'FN, toe the County Of Acc.ma~k. ON Tho an
nSsy oi huEuE lSil.-Hichd :. Ron. aLd John = Rem
Ihnlih asans' Vim ~ Parker, and t.,oIcr ~ ,r,N.r'
dCiCudtut-.-Tr Cbuurrry ~ N''A' ~ '''PI'i'
ia" defendant ""uTs" W. Crrppcr not having ,nt,,,
af.'ahcr acc oIdug IN the Act of Assembly and Tho
,s %, nus Court, aud II appearing. by satisfactory cy.
,''l '' ~ MOI aN inh1'tlLt ~ ihis Commonwealth
~ "tdcrei That ID" anil dccuulnt appear here ON ~,
Islhy CT the ucNt October Term the sap Court anil
'''' MS appearance" aud answer th. Plaintiffs hin AMI
na copy 81 ihtN order be- frIthvifh iusrrt,I In ,
newspaper published Ia the Cay 81 Richmond. Tor ,Nn
months succr~SNrly. AMI posted al the from l,r f a.,
Court House OF the sati County ~ " "''
ArucC"py TcUc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
IsOR EIsNT,

A FOR RENT,
MD House on MAYO street doors above O. q
ldlW Jewish Synagogue suitabc Tor airl0 family OF
buardir1 house. FUrtsTus, Apply tu
ROBERT NIL 60,
au2I street, fronting ihr BcL
MATINEE uumHeruf Horses can uc rasfurrl
up#u gnsI Meadow ptstursEo,af 90 per head. Iy tIc
,yrsk Arpiyto RIO ~. GNlIAUER
au ". IL Near Richmunf, ur ~ Tho Wing Once.
Z. %. @. a..
THE Ncmncra ~ Union Iodzc No. II. " ~ Follows
i ere hereby summoned tu meet M tho Lodge r.. 90 vi
o'clock T. ,tud7y#to ray Tie last Tulrufc ~ pee
On our deceased brother, CuAS. WIN. moGIN-
MESS The brethren u the other olgrs of this rify
| arc requested Ia join no. i. II. BERNARD, n. q.
| eu2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

~ We agree with the Alexandria Gazette, let
the Lo'Os take Mr Tyler as their candidate for the
Presidency, Il they want him. They may nave
HIM, and welcome, ifho will have them. Bv IN.
way, II Il be not too late, we would suggest TO
President Tyler that there are two very wary old
rats about this City, who have undertaken to bub.
lie HIM. and they are now laughing in their sleeves
At the supposed success of their schemes, = ,,,ry
10 Iks triss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

BUFFALO sPUJSCS-

TX Tho regular packet arur w w. wIER Over
sfIk master, IyfWE the greater plu NJ her cargo rn
- g1g,I will have immediate Dispatch Pur irrirhi
apply 90 buIrl or 'u lIu sII FISHER A son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

IIb LNUKtI MACHINE 90 are Prepared 10 o,rrnl,
contracts for the n"st APPROVED InTInS M
'hlNIlN 81 every dcsrtpiiun. They have new ON b,n
superior loioi IllROSSIE FRAMES CARDS IpnNs
Nc slula' To those uscdn the PaiuNru Man TO vo,ks a.
, pace VII en- may lee s"cu IN operation, the productn
L'm winch VIII Toe "uui Ia be equal to any IL the nr,t
class factories Lowell rhis machinery can lao cbY,
Siai Que" aud upouNcIy favorable tcIma Auy orders nj,
ton. upEAtI 4, EpnnN .I s'''"'
80. "a, -, Laurel Factory, Prince Georges Go Mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
BY UTH GRITTY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE rIRsr SESSION or rwESTY.sENESTI
CONGRESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Under the Exchange Hotel.
CIARkI,s oIsI.IrD

ht- My nicnd, will Gui me- on Satur,ia, NJ, min. =,
~ zinc" under The shUV" IIoirlWhrrr the bTs Who
ha luc hasc ackCt my expect to have aWapy,tn b,u
w., STUART Capital ct 'tniuet, To he drawn q Acsands
/ ~ So ''H'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

W. herr 10 good deal said about gpcorIcs and
public conversations by members of he Prssdsnt,s
h'N''i"d. 10 docs not follow thit because one 81.
PHV2.s and confidential Secretary TO his Excellence
'hc PRESIDENT Of tho q. S." thli therefore, he mus
moods be an oracIs,-.1lsr. Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
MARINE JOU 3 NAL.
CLEARED,
PORT OF RICHMOND

High Water, this day, 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

EARNS WANTED wish In purrI.,.c i've afr.t
within ln mca ~ Richmond, sifuat. on hoanflI will
comfortable buildings, SC. Cost not IN exceed fLH1
csch. LEWIS MI.
auO-w2w Collector and Ccper,t Agrp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

-. fTsi Ctdss-ImrIacIuE Ouho.Taphv. Reading
w Ii"g Gtdmmst and Arithmetic, per uu,rtrr....,I 90
N'r'NH GUS OI'hogrIphv, Rsiiing, Wiring,
Giamiunr lCucT Wiring, History, Gcorraphy
iIaCliral ami Rational Arithmetic. ............5 ia
T"T" '.Is'- photography, Reading. wriiin.,
"Ia"n'r' '"mIgsHi'u, Ancient aud Modern Ills
'Iy, topography Practical uuh Rational AIIfumr.
TIC Se"lueJTyr Botany, NaluIal pmus & "a
f."W J.d's-ln addition 10 the above, Rhcto-
re- MORAL Philosophy, Astronomy. Chemistry 800. 40
Materials used in the different branches Of cilrat,n
clothing postage ant medicines char a. Wir ,rprni
on circumstance anh the directions ot the parents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
NOTICE

Chocolate all warranfsI6r rriulr ru,rtiv for sale
au - DANENPORT q ATIIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

TIES DOLIhuIs HEwAJD Ran away nom
\ TIE subscribers, about month back. tho following
utgTuNH.
hENRy, with brown sE.n, and bald about5 fcctG u.
rNrs
JOHN, dark brown. anil IaII.lhout fr,t inches
high Stout iuFlo Uug near % years ui. the prulft, "
!curac iilHugui ESQ nl Port RuvHT Caroline ruuuIy
We will giyn $40 for fHo two, OF 81 nr 'rrr, " Trtrr
ci % ua poo IT, lWuud c. GREEN
S-ihr above negroes were hrcl ot No lewis IIIT.
Any communication made tp linn Will bo auondodtr
Hu Al-Wt" 4 a ~ g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

The Senate ChamOer was fUII to-day most
snnOcnLIOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
7 ERNlS.
DAY SCHOLARS.

BolrIers pay the current charges srtnLarnu,II IN al
vance. Day scholars. quarterly. ~ 80 "
Boarding and Tuition, per anuum. ........ hon M
Use %! bel aud bedding, aui washing. ......,.s ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
EXTRA CHARGES.

n'' To- m
Hu. Ftu'u= -
p' . Wv .ss.'s' ~
.'' a.
tN.uyIc Embroidery ........... ............ 4 un
v ...-............h 10
~
e.
80 ~. ""i. u... sss...s....... ............l ~
, 10 i'a roc nHl..s iHr'ufE would prefer co. run
ITO. ihh "I h 900 case ul
R'v. I. - Uryu. 7rl IA 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

brnwug will Hr rrrtigl'un monday Morning C1pifal
80 E', nett EBnUu no rj, .Nu iINu 3fu, 2'fr, HUf
ESQ Tn', lion 1870, lETD. l2lu, and ~ prizes OIL
~ ,nrh, Sc 20 numbers and lh drawn ILCk,is stp.
1u - CUAsTAlN CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
JACOB MIGUAIN. -r-..-
"l 90 w5w WM. wAITINLL trustees
LANDING EtSnM GLAuIATuiL AND
CLAEkE,s OItItICE.

Lottery br drawn, %. LyulHs COZ House, TVS ,yc.
ming. 90 O'Clock M,uuu.tril Academy, Class No 81
Capitals. sluIur, u. 1900 Il.D 90 OF 100 ,ath &c -
Nus#li drawn. Tickets g..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
October 1st, 1S4l.

NJ APOLOGY FOR WIGS-Of all the remed les
devised for the preservatIo hair, none
has been found equal JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC in
deed II has proved itself nfble preventing
falling off, and will positively by faithful application
nineteen cases of every twenty, produce full
liant head of hair.
Please read the following from the Saturday Evening
Post of 1899:
HAIR ToNIC-We call the attention o the afflicted with
premature badness the excellent s'Hai Tonic-' prepa
ed by DE- Jayne OF this city Having il ourselves
speak of its virtues by experience.
tIngiy pronounce valuable remedy prevent the
falling off of the hair. it from dend to
tine. healthy aPpearaneeWe also speak pc SON
al knowledge of the three friends
predlsposed TO badness who by the Jaynes
Tonic. have now iuxuriant hair We ~ disposition
10 puff natey all kinds remedies all DIS
eases which flesh is heir but when have tested The
virtue OF an article, we are free say its good.
JAYNE'S CARNIINATIVE BALSAM is a certain
safe aud ehectua remedy dysentery. iarrhoea or
ooseness cholera morbu comp aint gripping pains
cramp, nervous tremors and all bowel and
diseases.
This of the efficient, peasap; and
os arrangements Of the stomach and els and only
article worthy confidence
fantum complaint; and in all the above
really 1kr d
WORMS! WORMS!. WOR Ms ITO remove these
troublesome and dangerous inhabitants of the
bowels, which often impair destroy the
certain and safe pre- the OF
ious kinds OF worms dyspepsia stomach.
nfantle and and debility
and bowels and organs Of digestion
For sale by JAMES X. DUGRAIE.
July -. lsIl.--29ly. RICHMOND, a.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Sheriff Sale.

y virtue of a decree and execution directed
fiom the Wayne Circuit Court will expose at pub
lie sale the house door in Centrevilie, Wayne
Indiana. Saturday the 4th day of December,
ISii between the hours of O'Clock, A NJ and four
O'Clock p NJ said day. tho following property TO wit
following described lots of land situate the city OF
Richmond Wayne county, Indiana, wit: lot numbered
Front numbered the original plat
of said city and also part Of lot numbered twenty-four
the North East thereof, sixteen feet
Aiht faat hasl- Taken satisfy a decree
and favor of Harmon Cox, Executor OF w IL
liam Cox, deceased.
THOMAS c. NOBLE, Sh'r w c.
November 18th, 1911. s. 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
N o TT L .

"TnEREAS, Assessments made by order OF the
w Common Council OF the city OF Richmond. OF lots
lying and being city Richmond, years 1899
and H. Numbered follows, Lot No Al on South
Pearl situate in that of the laid off by
john smith, and known the property dispute be-
tween John Finley and Joseph Pyle, assessed
1889 X Al Part of lo No. l05 side Main
street, situate in that of the laid by John
smith, and known the property formerly David
Miller, 10 whom Il assessed the 1S4t Part of
lot No 50 the north side Main street. situate in that
of the laid out by jeremiah Cox and known
the property formerly owned by David Miller. 10 whom it
assessed in the year 1899. Pa No. IL south of
fifth II that part of our by c
Star. and known the property belonging David Miller
whom assessed in the 1889. Also. a
oiiNo. 4, south side MAN, assessed in 1899 C.
l. heefe in that part of the laid off by John Smith.
And whereas. the of the said several lots
have wholly failed the said several assessments made
on said lots, aud appearing that goods chattes
be found wherein levy, notice hereby given that will
offer for Monday I3ia of December Main
street Immediately front of the Council door, the
rents and the said several lots highest bidder
Tor the shortest the be sold, not exceeding
years. produce the required BY said
menus aud failure thereof. then VIII proceed sell
zee simple OF the said several lots the highest bidder
Iash Ia hand to satisfy the assessments aforesaid
JESSE NJ. HUTTON, City Collector.
y 0vember 18th, lsil. 4I-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
COPARTNERSHIP.

PuGH having Withdrawn from his connexion with
II the house of Clymer Brtton & Co.. has this day
socIated himself with w M b. Alvord, under the firm
Pugh Alvord. they house heretofore
copied by X. W. Lee on Court, between Main and Wal
nut Streets where they propose do General
Pork and Provision business Their house spacious and
convenient extending from Court through the
nal having smoke house and lard properly arrenged
and all fixtures for doing
sive business They atter themselves that their long
perience together with the
l. PUGH,
WM b. ALNORD.
Cincinnati. Oct. 90, 1871. 44-3t
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Barnabv's Off Hand Penmanship
is wealth TO the Man of BUSH

DESPATCH WEALTH TO the NAH OF BusIness'
Ye, who TO noble aspire,
Imbued with proud Ambitious fire,
Your fellows TO excel; =
Ctirography you first should learn,
And BARSABY your turn,
lie understands IL well.
MR.. s. b BARNABY, respectfully solicits the atten-
ton Of the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Richmond, 10 his
me ,hod of teaching THEoRErcAL and PRACTICAL PEN
position OF sitting at the Table or desk
aud the OF hand and fingers. will be
strictly attended His class will commence on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 18th, half past O'clock the
Warner building Terms thirtssn lessons, 80. A
good the of the pupil will be expected and
if satisfactory improvement is not made there Will be no
charge.
n b. PESMAKING will be taught ali who Join the
class gratuitous = b. D.
Richmond Nov. 18th, 1S41.
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Clock and Watch Repairinp

StHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an execution tn M.
~ directed from the Wayne Circuit Court / viii expose
public sale at the court house door of Gem
treviiie Wayne county, Indi of Noven
Der, lS4l, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
said day, the following property to-wit. Par,
Of Lot No H. numbered the plat Of part of tho
City Of Richmond Wayne county, Indiana, out by
John Smith, and bounded follows Beginning on
Main street at the northeast of land
cuped by Abram Earnest and 20 from IN.
north of said lott thence sout dergse
ll6 feet and the southeast, said
nests land thence ouh s43 degrees 10 feet and
inches stake thence north 81 degrees SO
stake thence north degree, 20 feet and 10 inches
thence south 81 degrees foot
north degree. Al feet and inches Main street;
thence along Main IA feet and nches the
place OF beginning.
Taken the properly Of Irwin Reed Replevin Bail for
jacob heefer. satisfy execution in favor Of Caleb
Shearon Surviving partaer &c.
THOS. q. NOBLE, Sheriff W. c.
October 2Gth 164l. 43-3,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Shcrif's Sale.

DY virtue of execution to me directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose at public sale at
the Cent:eville, Wayne In
diana Saturday. ftn OF December 1871 ,bots
O'Clock, A. NJ and 4 O'Clock, Z. NJ, on
said day. the following property, wiz certain parcel
lot of land i'll the city of Rchond Wayne county, In
DIANA known by being lot numbered hundred ana thr
numbered the plat of that of said city
la id on, by John and Samuel w. Smith Taken 5 the
property of William H. Brown satisfy execution in
favor o the State Bank OF Indiana.
T. NOBLE, Sh'r w C.
November 18th, 1911 81 So
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= HERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of execution to me di-
~ rected from the Warne Circuit Court, will expose
tpublc sale. the Cor, house door Centrevie
County. Indiana, Saturday the 2Uth day of November
i64l the following Real Estate: to-wt.
parcel of ground lying and being the city of Rich
md. Wayne County, Indiana, and known by being Lot
Numbered hundred and numbered plat
that part OF aid city laid by John Smith
Taken The property of Charles Cartwright satisfy
execution favor of Virgins and Wasson Admins
traitors, &c. L. G. NOBLE, s.. w. c.
Oct. 9th 1S41. Ats
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Western Lady's Nj agazine .

New Work, Entirely Original, andone of the cheapest
in the Union! CONDUCTED J. mirror SANDERS.
brace all subjects connected with science and Polite Liter
bat particularly those which interes, the Female
portion OF community; although the Editor will make
OF eNertIun expense, render work
bic companion i'll the Geneman,s Library the Lad, 5
Boudor
Moral and Instructive Tales. Historical Biograph-
cal Sketrhes. Reviews, Incidents Western Adventure
Poetry, Philosophical and Literary Essays, each ador
the Magazine.
In short the entire aim of the conductor will exa
the intellect, refine the Profitable
by the talent of the West and East. arently antcipa
ted that this disideratum viii be effected We pledge
self TO mingle in the affairs of party. support
dOgmas of no sect or school, but
''Seize upon truth where'er it's found
Among friends. among our foes.
On Christian Heathen ground,
The flowers divine where'er il grows:
Neglect the prickles and assume the rose.''
EMBELLIsHMESrs.-We eschew all promises. but W viii
venture 10 make which is, that
tive agents few subscribers, will
oesh Magazine with engavings either of fashions,
western scenery. or both
TERMs-One Dollar and Twenty cents per annuul.
invariably in advance Five copies for five dollars
money! Communications business, publication
must be addressed, prepaid or free.
J. NJ. SANDERS, Dayton. Ohio
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c<HERIFF,S sALE.-By virtue of s1ndry Executions
- 70 me directed the Wayne Circui, Court will
the Court house
W svue County Saturday the 10Th da of No.
vember ls4l between The hours of O'Clock. and
O'Clock, said day, the following property:
to- certain parcel 10; of land lying and in
County, Indiana, and described follows
commencing the Of section three
township eve running thence
thence poss thence north Hy
poles the place of beginning Taken
properly William Crimes salty
vor Of Paul Martin and others
THOS. G. NOBLE, Sheriff Of w. c.
October 26, 1871. 43-u
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New Fall Fashions!

NE RS ILIFF, would inform the ladies that she has
lNE received from the the latest styles which have
brought fall and winter BONNETS She has
for sale SILK HATS: also a handsome assortment
of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, for winter wear. Shop a
the OF Pearl and Front streets
Richmond November 9th, lS4l. 44f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

nOOTS and SHOES made order in the best style,
4 and similar work for sale Alsoa first rate asoTt-
of Eastern Boots and Shoes hand, and assort-
meni Shoe-makers ToolsShoe Threadbest quality OF
Patent Threadbest quality of Needles-Spool Cotton
Sewing Sk-Pns--Tapes, &c for sale at the vest end
of Mr.. Bfghtwel's building
Z. A. WEBSTER.
Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1871,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Confectionery and Toy Shop.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
of Richmond and vicinity, and the retailers III adj
Joining towns, has, brick building formerly
occupied David Miller and nearly opposite Wassons
hotel, of kinds of CANDIES,
CAKES, CRACKERS. &c. which he will sell as low as
they can be afforded Parties will be supplied short
ce. low He will also keep handsome assor
mept of Toys. Patronage is respectfully soliei ted
c. ZIMMER.
Richmond, Nov. 18Th, 1871. 45-3t