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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
eY virtue OF deed OF trust executed hy John
, McCaskoy bearing dale on the 9Th day Of Oc-
lober 500 holden in tho Clerks Office OF the county
Court ui OHIO county. shall Mond ay The first day
OF March next, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ
a"d 1 O'clock p. NJ. al the iruni door OF the Court
house oi Ohio county proceed b. sell at public auc.
IiSn, 10 III highest builder tho West half os iui No
IN the % square in the Bslair addition to the city
~ Wheeling, whereOn is good brick house. For
The terms reerencS may bo had To said deed of rusl
Selling as trustee will convey such title IA is vested
in me hy said deed OF tsGlt.
jan 2S-is DANIEL, LAMB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
W"sEIiNo FeIfusr 4. ts!l.


FL)JS..-- "a &c lot oGrsl ycsierIay nt e3oo
delivered o" b'aN.a bat ani vas declined ", 30
not however, deem il necessary to altr, our oo,,..
lions a'a'na !1's have been purchased At that. e,.h
WhsShEY has dcclacd liule. We alle, on,
quotations to I've ;of e,ni'non. Recii6cI 25.
GINSENG Aas advanced c,s per IN. s,,I ,;,,,
read, market.
CLOVER SEED u ahun,l,,, IN ,,,,-..as. -.
serious decline. We quote 50 - sash
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Mr.. Whauon--Pissse announce JAS. A. CLARKE
the Peoples candidate for the House Of Delegates
OfVrginia at the ensuing olsoiion, and obgs
Jan. 3O.h VERY MANY VOTERS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

N tokNG GLASS. Portrait q Picture Prime
q = mlnviac'urer--'The sub.cIiJcr respectfully IN
.'."s 'ie c''iSsus of Wheeling und vicinity that hc
h'A Commenced ga connection with bs Former bss,.
No.. va" Looking Glass, Portrait and Picture FraIuo
N'2'l,t &c ga nli 10 branches -iiJ has engaged Mr.
ne Robinson. 100 ITO Grst rst,ri rior;,s il Ney,
l'tN' whose Workmanship IS u.' ror Ip uute in the
Union an d now preparcl Ca execute n, oric u thai
Inc. H. viii constantly Keep Ca hand am extensive
assOFhHoni of LOOKING GLASSES u every do.cr,p.
l.Jn,in Gl!tond mahogany and EaEcy Frames Picture
and Portrait flames made 20 order Old framos re,iE
and t'ildug ofevery description done in Tho helsyh
July IL w BRANSTRUP.
Agent iJr r Barlow
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

oiS.-TGca @ isham have j4s, racr.y.t
- rom rs-uirt manufacturers. Gfu.'s ,.on- 6,a
tFench stock Fudge Gulf and Morocco Root
Also htavy calf and kip. warranted 20 he cgI,.t -
any manufactured west Of the mountains.
ATS HATS. inst received dircr. IRON, No.,
Nurs, iIo lotelt Fall onl Winter asLi,ns e.
Halls and ,uFs uisD general assortment Of .F o-l
"Nih' Clo'h and Fur CnTs Psrsous waning an.
.n.ciS VII please cali and cAam,nc Er hcmscI~e. n,
1903 Nam street Wheeling
nov = AvrpV <. 70
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.

CORRECTED TRT-wEEELY ron -uS TiMrs ny
y. T. GOfF & co
ErchUrge Brokers lOT Vain sirss IyAseIng Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
DIR. WIN. EVANS
SOOTHING syrup for CHILDREN

wHEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
III F meiher, knew the blessings this Syrup would az
Il ior! iher Infants during k0 period Of dsnlton hy
rubbing their gums with a., NJ tender mother would
neglect the use OF 10.
DIR WIN EVANS CELEBRATED CAMOAnLE AND
APERIENr PILLS for Weak sinmach. Pain in the
side Bilious affections. Ss the Pills will perform
cures WHOM Physicians have de,pairsd relieving tho
Patient.
Physicians respectfully urged these Pill.
R Of Dyspepsia. IyPocondria &c. vi hen the bad
quality Of Drugs will effect euro Dr. EVANS
bafis the efficiency and powerful virtue Of his pills GA
the iperior quality Of the Ingredients Of which Ihsv
are compounded.
DIR. GOODS FEMALE PILLS
These Pills recommended To the Ladies tor sup.
prsssion &c customary periodicals also other weakness.
Of Females 10 which ii,sy sutisct
DIR HUNTS BOTA NC Pills
a celebrated ambitious Family Medicine
The above medicines s1ld ouly of the following
regular agents buy only fths Regular agents
men sell counterfeils;
Regular Agents, w. III. King Grocer. Yheeling-
James Burley & Co, Mound,Villct Va. a. D. Cl~kc.
Fish Greek Va. Robt. : lIolliwsy. Smyrna O. Mr..
Tumbul, Book seller. Steubeuyis. Isaac Harris, No
100 Liberty st., Pusburgh.
CAUTlON.-Dr VIM. Evsus will no, be rcsDonsi.
blcicr the commences Of the Camomile Pus nnIe..
they are bought of Dr.. Evans advertised nssuts-
There - one agent ~ every county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
CMANTER ELECTIOE-
CRY OF WuFyLlHe, }
tIsrA's Otce. Jan. s. Is4I.

t'srA's Once. Jan s. 1871
EIclICT Is hereby given 10 Jba Guai,f.L voters q
L ! this ,itr Tint "a Nnaiiy lie 2Jsi tay oi I,.r
uJry Il; nu election viii De held zoe Msfcf ana
ssNtoru members o; iEo council.
The members VI Tho council ave aTporiigued a.
follows. VIZ
Three irym ina first ward; two nom the -eSo.I
ward four from Tho third ward; four from no cur.h
uar'. oHd three irrm the fuh uorl
The 'o!'a viii be opened g; ono uelos 81, aud closed
at i've o'clock T. II. IN Vie TigsI WaIG at tho o!fcJ
OF Hughes and M'N7rhtou on hisin STREET.. m 40
Second "arJ ~ tie Ca.co Of A!erusr Mcconnell Ca
Euoa street IN iile Third Iyo- - l.a of.Sc cr Al
dorman mms On aiouroc street, ~ tie Fourfi,
Ward - the cl'" - alden man Bier on hiain street
and m the Flrh Nari the o3hco Of Alderman w
noy GA Water s'fees IN each ward uudor inc suacr-
inieU'arSs u NE Alderman oud Asscszo, for such
ward - JAMES :. WHEAT.
IN I-SI C!eTk II nc CfLg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Tickets 10, Halves S, Quarter, 50
WsII.brrg lottery, class a Janasry -. lslI.
50 GO 81 ] 60 10 - - a. II 26 81 u
Lowest prize SO.
Monongalia lottery ellss l, January lIhlSu.
81 IS So S. - 6l IS 46 Sc SIG 40
Lowest prize IS
Aouongslia lottery sla'I 2. January l3h.1s4I
% Is GO u 70 81 p 60 60 ~
Lowest prize IS. melt.
Leesburg LOTTERY Glass ,. drawn Janua,y l.s. 1871
% IS 80 IS So u 90 10 4I % o. 81
Lowest prize g.
Lceshurg LOTTERY. class 2. drawn jar Oh Isu
% IL SO 81 ~ 40 20 / IS ? So IL 1871
LowcsI pfiz0 as.
wcllshurg Lottery, class a. drawn Jan. g.h.18u
80 60 ii CO 20 u 50 "a ~ &c 81 l9
LoNsst rrze $40
NEW NOVEIS
Howard Pickney.
Man 40 Arms
Border BeaEies.
Colin JHnk.
highways aud By-~at. Just rceri~eG s,I r.,
sole by dec t. STEPHENSON u GAkWOUD
2O0n YARDS row LlNNEN-Js,t rs,,,,.f
sp,f for sale by JACOB A gTrfyfyI ~.
oJtIT
MUGS. DlEs. PhtSrs. &C.
IL t1sN Chloride Lime. Sal Trains.
" Orange shells f." Wss1iu- S1fr. S4eks Crpi.
Sali Pcire' Vial CorSs. BJuo " Hal r. r,-.
,'D'''' ''' a''e oy Jtn l6) ~. W. CltAPIINE
ANOkIf b0,s ". o. Ipassss. q aBds III. 10. s,Ig,r
H 30 Store and Tor sale BY
J'n93 JACOB e. MITCHELL.
wv this. ky. a 8uacc3 y prigne arl-...
e 1000 llrce Jushsf gnuuey blrs.
fof slle ~ DORSEY & ARMSTRONG.
jan 23-2v
HINReNCH AND GERMAN LANcUAsgS-
~ Nc kyesynski. Polish exile rr,-o.es ~ give
iusir1ciion 'n he Ffsuch 4nI Gcrn14 L7nrulgos 10
glasses Of lt,iss aud gentlemen iu Wheeling. ir NE.
ferred be- vii call ltrs.iiencss of iadies or preer
fh- undersigned certify th1t Mr Krycrnski h,s
ln Die possession letters from anonr fhc most iot.
gent nld respectable gentlemen in different n,r.s .
t'c listed States sianng iiut they fas1a H.eIy b..
iorc', 10 pc hchl'i a1d iaai DO gentleman ol rnI
moral eharscierapi ample qu1i.ica,i,ns io -,vs i.
f,ruciion irihc French and German languages
T. JArOB.
h'4 =. YAHNffL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

sfLHM on. $50 gallon, winter ss,.n.d sperm
jiAil 80 Wltsf s.irs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

HDOFs CALF BOOTS jus. received GA 49,.
y = mont 0iErys ,Ilf luyts Of cIcsi..u; o.a,i.-
aHd !r sale ioS for cash the Boot Shoe AMI Illl
Store oE TODD ~ ISLAM
rsJ 10 800, Main 81. NherLa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Pioneer Line 81 entire New Coaches VII COM
mtnt 'tunl 'rS ou the lst NOVEMBER leaving dqIv.
az clock 4. VI. yia. National Road "a Has.rs.
town thence b' It=ll i{y1I v1. Chau.a-rrhurs aud
nan 'OTgh 10 Phtajslyh q, performing ,ha pass
sgc ~ "a d7ss from NhcsE., 10 PhTadel,.Iii5 and
~ lsss than three DAVIS q New York bsis. The most
peNt an md expeditions route frum she Dino RIVER
ne travelling public n' Az rest assured there will
npihi"- i,if GrcoNc on The part # the Proprietor
20 give E"C-Hi satisfaction. ~ cling sIr cly !r.ht-
..' ~ 500 H7r. o.I.c2ut door below the Ju!tld
states Hotel, NatyF street. Wheeling
SIi.AS MDDNE, g. 60. Prs-rt. tore
, IOpD INTENT LINE, "a H. tor Pifisbyrf.a
Layton.
Once. If iuc. above Line second door fr,r, ,hc
ecAA Kegs No. White lead "a oil l'lus paris
GSESb 80 boxes s:o-cE.
or sale lew ~ ,u,y o. CBiNCtE &BNLETS,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

AtITY or WHEELING. In Council January 2o,h
" Iel Ordered hat when tho Council adjourn
cd, u adJourn to meet again on Wednesday the 81
dav of February at 10 o'clock. A NJ
Ordered further that the election of The Officers Of
the city he made the special order of the next meeting
true extract from the minutes
JAMES 5. WHEAT
feb Clerk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

The Banks marked par" are roceiv on dcpos.
lie al the bihksln inns eItY. Those banks marked
- are not purchased.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

| AhlES, arc informed that Todd & Isham have
H Just received from the eastern ciues splcndd
assortment OF hnc black, - bite and bronEsd KID
snppsfsS buskns OF best quality and latest STYLE:
also, kld cali and sea- walking shoes. Lace boots
village and Pans ties, Paris col saun at corrso
Morocco CATERS,
Please giyeus call M On, Nj, c.,
tOREPARFD CONCENTRATED COFFEE.-
hntEcel' ent article for family use Just receIV-
co andIOT sale Dy ". IL. HOUSTON.
Water Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

SAINT. MCLALLEN
Las ladt gectIVed IN addition 10 ms furUey etCes
iucC dla eNtrn-Vo assortment Of ladies, Geui -
meas Misses, Boys, and Ch.i.rru's
BtOfS * SHOES,
"IeNery style ant fashion made 10 prJCr sxrre
1 aulluS whtrb he will sell az fair prices
friends and the public geNerav are rnvt.G ~ 'tts
aud examine, 81 No IS: Main 81. ln.erl, o.poo,
the N.r.Iuis Hnt.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

ISL received, 81 SEtcU.ivo as.Ur;Neula! ,I,...
~ GUe Philad. II. Roand, Spring Heel ami t,,br,
SOLE kid slippers. and a new style hood ho,I,
Also, Childrens' BIZ. Boots and ankle tcpI
And IN addition will receive Ia few t,y. Law,
assortment Of Mems Boots ana Saocs OF cveGy dcscr
ton manufactured 10 order
oct - TODD s. iSITALs
BUSINESS HABITS pRESERVED
Persons who have accounts uus. MIA Nh -,
subscriber will please ca! and settle The
by cash or note before the l.; Of Iarra-y I,rt
which thoy VII! rcmCIn Der 10 close az hand.
det til :. NCLAILRN
NNUGAR.--Nevv Orleans sugar. by the U,r,L,.,I
> or barrel Tor salc lU,v for cash.
nov ID JACOB - MITCHELL
( fRANBERGIES.-5 blrrcs reviewed AMI Tor SaIC
- br SOLOMON KING. as Wafer 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06
Enp RrNr

2-A Tho dwelling house on In Street at
|ss.ef present occupied by james Cald Aell. Zen.
tts.s<a Possession given on Ill April nsSi enquire
<s=szsOt Dr. JANIS TANNER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

nuO SIX gJpus-.',l received ana %, ..i,
~ E.1,L r.s .Ivsts.
B.s.s ruL I.faa.
Case -lIf pI1sh Hen
f'.nnnctrfga bv q Hhn fitU. ct ki.ruf Pleasant n.
boo 1ud warranted clIa' 30 tic sufopesn Good, a.
he slmo iescnpfan. p.,s1rs wislunr W purchase.
I'D ar.fe aad encourage American Entcpuse X
Industry requested I0 call .al esauire tbe ,.-ls
BAR l4-iu s. LOWTHtR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

IIctc'S IUuo!IaTs, 'Harc8 N pr"p0rilon
VA. L. ESBu re, ouerS Extrn Class t.
DAVIS FEB. -, I6II.
O--Fourteen Drawn numbers ia each
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Tickets > dollars shares ia propor,ioa.
VA. MONONGAllA Lottery Class 3.
Draws At AlcXanIria. Feb q, 1911.
GRAND SCHEME.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

~ NV GOOBS.-Todt and fshal1 would re-
- specially inform tine citizens OF Waselirr
AND tS vicinity that they nave jJst Ccr.yaI In ora
tEo tast a large and gcufIaI assortment Uf boots
Shoes, Csps, bolncts, Hupd-. ,vt Sc. ~ TIE Ia
test sfvc ant oi tlc best f-Ir "a, iHc above goods
were selected = UH great caro- gTi rgrnhatcd with
each ifom iIc hC-i manu-. ,frr.rT the Ea-f tlc.
cH1 hr rt'ru'cu .Cg Tor Ds1f u"ss 7nf for gun It's
With .ut fear UtH appointment o. jHo purrhassr
Ffffuua visiting % purchase ore 5e IIcstgi % cal
examine the stock. rH. Judge Tor Of. uaF'yrs
20 |. ~ .--l.-..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

REN. p cRCTCHFIELD nata Of Te,io~,,,
~ N.Y. has taken the large and commoS.,,,s
house on iho north siie Main street between Bon
snd siy'h No Prsfhcrs row. in which D. DO I, GO,
eety' Commission, ard Fofesfdina Bssihes-,
zen Ill 2 81. So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

NEW HAT OR A FIVE DOLLAR NOTE
\ Legsr belonging to tho old firm of Jones &
Irnesdell-nnd small cash book eorod Nv H. NJ
miller Tor their assignees-have bScn m,slail-tlcy
are doubtless slowed away in of the stores or
"areho Sos on watcr or Main streets thtir return
VIII promote the convenience OF the unders gned ard
sni tie tho finder to the above reward for his trouble
ieh2 X hrkEE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

HIVOR RENr.-The subscriber y,i.bs, 90 r.,, ~,
n WOODEN FACTORY on Cleans Run, Eel.
mont rouniy ODE" toe "ne, or three years from
The iS of i'h month noHi and he will engage To- keep
up the power either ~ water or steam ANY person
or persons wishing 10 rent such property will please
can IN tho Course Ut this month md the situation
J. G. HAMMOND.
9TH of2d month. lSIi --3tr
an llEELlNG LNCEUM-Persons hayIn.
w books belonging 10 the Library oriho Wheel.
hg Lyeeum are requested 10 return them forthwith
TO the Librarian AZ The Times Office Reading Room.
By order ol the Society
J. SrEEN BROWNE,
'ch > Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-06

Tickets $40, shoreS In proportion.
VA. LEESBURG Lottery. Extra Class 5.
Draws FEB II, I84I.
0[TEleveu drawn numbers in each pack
,ugpf tyyspfy-t,Syy, tirk 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25

The Journal ot Commerce speaks oil the "cnor-
mous epils of the American system" Let US see
That system was commenced IN 1916, nnder the
Joint auspices of Messrs Clay Calhoun. and the
leading statesmen of the South and West. backed
by the almost unanimous vote OF the Middle
States 1t was improved IN 1921, ard cried TO
the highest point in lS2S. Messrs- Van Buren,
and Wright voting for the bull The Compro-
mise Act of 1888. was death blow to the prIn-
cpIe of Protection, but il went gradually INTO oP
GRAFTON through the next ten years. Practically,
therefore the predomnanco of tho Protective
Policy may be computed existing from lo2o
10 lS35-ten wears. Among the enormous evils
which it brought upon the country, the principal
arc us follows:
l. The entire payment OF nearly one hundred
millions Of public debt, nearly all due to foreign
ers. unfelt by the countrv, and in n shorter time
than so large amount was ever paid before
since.
,. A national currency, sound, conv enIeni and
uniform throughout the whole term. A National
Bank was the immediate agent in effcctIng this,
but the protection of American industry was the
mpregnable basis which the great fabric of
our national prosperity reposed securely.
3 A steady ana rapid increase of national
wealth and tho earnings of labor throughout the
tenn: vigorous prosecution Of internal improve
nent bv means Of canals. HE construction OF
roads, buildings. manufactures. the establishment
of new branches Of Production. and general en-
largement of the field of national industry.
Such are the most conspicuous of the ''eaor-
nous eriEs' inflicted upcn the country by the A.
meriran system. Heaven speed their triumphant
recurrence,-N. Y. Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25

a. HERIFE'S SA!.E-By virtue Of supdry Executions to
~ me directed. from Wayne Circuit Court. will ex-
pose pu5lc sale The Court house door Centreyie
Wayne County, ludiana Saturday the eh day OF Oc-
l7oer ISL, between tae hours O'Clock, and 4
O'CLOCK p said day, following property,
The north part Of Lot NJ. li3 pat
that OF the city OF Richmond, Indiana.
laid by Cha's w. STAR aud bounded follows to-wit
Beginning at the northeast of saId lot running
thence south, ~ feet. nons the post est
the western boundary said lot; thence
the northwest said lot; cast, to the
place Of beginning. Also. Of lots No. u4 an1 lO7
numbered tine plat OF that of said city laid
by john Smith, ana bounded follows, to-iI Beginning
nor;yest brick House standing on said
premises. Main l01 nor
corner OF LIT No. l0f; thence south, wall
house. IS feet. post
poarch; thence ID degrees. -
sol; IS degrees, q inches thence south.
81 degrees 90 feet inches, gate post thence
sou % degrees, east feet inches; thence SOUTH 81 81
degrees. east IL feet inches; thence north. 81 degrees,
- 6inches, the south line
of lrEa Reeds lot; thence 81 degrees,
feet II the sauthest OF Irwin Reeds ground thence
norh II degrees Irwin Reeds line. 1871 feet,
or less, Main thence along Main street,
- feet the place of beginning. Also.
cells lots of land living being county. aud
known by being lots No II ana II on the plat
of lots laid by Joseph p Pimmer, west side
said City, the northwest quarter of section No in
Township -. Range OF the principal Maredan
line containing five EACH less. Also. part
of lot No. i04 that part said Charles
w ard bounded follows beg ,nning
north said lot thence along Fifth
inches thence Hes pcrches; thence Ii in
ches the Alley thence along the Alley perches
to the place of beginning Taken property Jacob
l. keefer, satisfy in favor of BurIsan
others.
THOS. G. NOBLE, Sheriff w. c.
September 10Th, lo4l. 5000 37-3ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25

sSHhkift'S SALE--By virtue OF execution to me
~ directed from the Wayne Circuit Court will expose
al Pobc sale at the house door
tevle county, Indiana. a5tn dav of this
INSTANT between the hours of 10 O'Clock
p m On snd day, the following real towit, Lot
numbered nine numbered the plat par
tity OF Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana. laid by
jeremiah Cox: Also. a parcel of land il,
township No l4-beng lot ana fraction of lot No.
IN su ey OF l-9 bounded by the said
said city, south by land of Robert Morrison, by
land formerly owned by Edward l.. Frost
formerly owned by Levinus and Dean King; being the
land conveyed by deed by fhame Warner, deceased,
ted March 21th 1880, and recorded the Recorders Of
hce OF SAID county. April Goth, iS30-ook l., page -
Taken the property Abel Tho nbeny,
execution in favor OF James w Green, Abel Thorn.
berry * Co. THOS. G. NOBLE. Sh w
september >, 1871. $50 35ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25
LASTS and PEGS

ME Undersigned has been for engaged in
the manufacture of Shoemaker's LAsrs and Pres.
and has opened shop in Richmond and sale of
them lie will furnish them orde Of wood
and workmanship, and the style be equal in
the His TERMS either whole sale or retail are il,
proportion The hardness of the times
CORNELIUS VANSANDT
Richmond, Sept. lth, lSil. 36-3mo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25

YELLOW FEVER At New ORLEASs--Ne learn
from ihe Baltimore papers that the Yellow Fever
al New Orleans rapidly increasing on the
Ssh. The interments for the two days previous
to that date were by Yellow Fever IS. THIS
docs not include the deaths In Lafay e,te, where
The fever is very severe; the number OF inter.
tnents ior the week ending the I'd instant, were
/ 29. of whi-h IS were OF Yellow Fever. The
4 Lpfayette Adrertisfr says, that IN one square
con tanning but II houses, there have been Il
deaths.-[Cin. Gaz.
THE MoRMoNs-- The last Mormon paper
Chimes and Seasons) mentions the return Ia
NauVoo, with one exception, OF The twelve
who went to England about two wears 90 To dis
cIple that patton. According to the paper before
US they were highly successful, end we suppose
1T is 10 their agency that may attribute the
numerous reported arrivals of mormon emirrants
from that country within the last year. Ar ex-
tract from the Journal Of one OF the twelve
cords the conversion of '.about thirty in fam
v aud lis connections. SIX of whom were or
dained 10 be fellow laborerers In toe vineyaId.'
The Mormons al the recent election voe,d
ticket of their own for county officers in Hancock
county. The Warsaw Signal publishes the
turns by precincts, from which we gather that
the votes Of this sect are not so numerous as ma
ny supposed. For county commissioner the vote
for Wilton anti Mormonl SOL; for Bagby Nor
mon Si7. We Imagine, however, ;hat almost
the entire Mormon vote was cast III Nauvoo.
which stood Wilton Q, Baebg 4S6.-[ For Con
gress it at the same place Stuart ISIS, Rails
ton Is So that after the speculation about the
political tendency of the Mormons, it DOES not
appear that as yet they sufficiently nuUle-
rous 10 he courted by either party = PEG Reg.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-25

The inhabitants of Eighth Regiment Indiana Militia
are hereby required TO appear parade armed nnd
ped, with their several Companies the law directs
Saturday The 9h day of October next, in Cenreve,
cisey 10 O'clock, y. NJ. field
and this you VIII omit.
ENOCk RAILSBACK.
Col. CONT 9Th Reg't Ind Militia.
Major P Stggleman viii rank Lieutenant Col. and
command the right-Capt l.. Buck Will rank MAJ and
command the left
The Regiment Will be formed ground by
the Engineer, O'Clock, NJ. following order
lst, Wayne County Blu es-2d the Centrevie Light
lnantry-3d the Richmond .Guards4th, the Abingt ton
Noluneef--5,h, the W ashington Company-6h, Boston
Company. The troop viii 20 PAGES the right
double 1les.
The following named individuals will appear mounted
itegimenta staff officers and roll
Adutant, !. q. Noble.
Judge advocate, d. +. Holloway.
PAY master, Irwin Reed.
Quartermastsr, Charles ii. Test.
Sergeant Major, Armstrong Grimes.
Engineer, Oliver II. Jones'
Sdrgeon, John Prtchett
Surgeons Mate, w. Ii. Smith.
Guartermasier, Sergeant J. \ Newmau
Provost Marshal, : Z Meredith
roFaSe Master, :. l.. PcEkins.
Aid, Jesse Meek.
AIasiciat s--Samue Lowe, Drum Major
William Reiscestcr, fife Major.
Reviewing Ohcers,--Major Gen. j McCarty, staff.
BFgadier Gen. William Caldwell.
At half past O'Clock F. NJ the Regiment Will be formed
III solid column, the troop the right and hear
short address from Gen. McCary, the propew OF
Volunteer Companies aid the civil authorities also by
Major Rariden and Capt. Test Militia.
T.. S The spectators Ladies and Gentlemen foot
in vehicles viii be waited by officer, and directed to
the station assigned them
E. RAIISBACk, Oficer of the Day.
T. 5. There may be few fatoons fred provided the
Company officers will that DO ovsrchage
Richmond Sept. Is. 1911