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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

An Ordinance to Repeal and Amend part of
Ordinance, entitled "0n Ordinance Regulating
Licences ia the Corporation of Richmond"
SEC. |. BE il Ordained by The Common Council of the
City of Richmond, That 3D. 4th and 10Th sections of
Ordinance, entitled san Ordinance Regulating Licences
Corporation of Rchmond passed June 10th, 1910,
be, and the same hereby repealed.
SEC. 2 That the first section of said Ordinance, shall
be amended read the ''Common Council of the
City of Rchmond,'' in the place Of the words 'City
Council.'' Passed April 10, lS41.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d. p HOLLOWAY, City Clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01
Price of Bread Reduced!

YUNIIE determined reduce price of
Bread 10 three a loaf. for CASH. lle none
Flour and his bakers careful and at
tentive workmen, confidently the public thai
they shall good Bread, when purchased of him. lie
ais keeps on and will make order all kinds OF
the best qualities giving social or we'd
ding parties will find dvantagc purchase Ct
/ SAMUEL LOWRY.
/ Richmond, July IL 1910. 2Iti
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An Ordinance ESTABLISHING Board Of Health
and Defining their DMy

SEC. |. Be it ordained by the common Council of the
city of Richmond That persons each ward shall
appointed early tcable the organization
of council in each year, shall Board
Health.
fed of such appointment shall make thorough
examination of the situation of all Streets alleys, Io
buildings cellars, sinks wells, pvies stables and all 9TH
houses, that be nwholesome offensive, 9TH
erwise calculated endange the health
SEC 3. 1t shall be the duty the board of health
notify all persons whose premises may be found
sance, where any nuisance created by through
whether the street, alley, lot that unwhoesome
calculated health citizens,
report the same, with all other fela
the health OF the city. that under their
notice the Mayor.
f. Any person who shall refuse comply with the
reasonable acquisitions board health
charge of their Duty shall conviction forfeit
sum III than en- dollars.
Passed and approved, June ,, 1910.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
IRWIN REED, ERIK ,pro
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NEW SHOE SHOP.

ME undersigned have commenced business in the shop,
adjoining the Book store and formerly occupied by
E Evans Son. where they have hand good
of Boots and Shoes, and will manufacture order
good style all kinds of work and warrant the to
stand. repair fer nothing They for sale, FINDINGS
which will be sold reasonable prices. They solicit,
share of Country produce taken in exchange
for work.
STRANG & FLEMING.
Richmond, March 13,h lS4l. lott.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-01

Richmond & BfOOlkVillc Canal.
4 L meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rich
Il mond and Rockville Canal Company, held their
Office January Nth, 1871. the following Resolutions
una nmously adopted, to wit:
Resolved, That the Treasurer be, and he is hereby d-
rected collect all monies loaned by him belonging the
Canal Company.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed proceed
collect balance of the Instament, dollars
the share, all Subscribers who lave ted
the
Resolved further That he be directed TO colec, the
dollars called and due u second nsallment: And
he is hereby instructed proceed for,ri against any,
and individual who has, may refuse pay the
mount due, and called for.
second nsallmen be, and is he, eby demanded
Richmond, follows, wit Two dollars
the first June and remaining three dollars
the second day of August, 1S4l
WARNER NJ. LEEDS, PEST.
y. FULGHUM, Sec ".
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NOTICE
mrWBNgNWD RAEBRGa

SM3V ~ sxS&ASAI0@So
VTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
| public generally that ne ontinuss the BAKING
BUSINESS, Main street. two doors east OF D. ID.
Slo,nrs Hotel He will have fresh supply of bread and
cakes Saturday evening and will continue keep
fresh bread cakes of all kinds in future The citizens
r,sy they will be supplied with all the kinds
Of bread cakes, usually b had in the cities,
such
Loaf Bread; Rmsk and Biscuit; Large Fancy
Cakes; small do; Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
do; Apes do; Gi.eer Nuts Ginger bread Nuts;
Aoissses Pound Cake; Pound Cake; Jnmbles;
Sponge Cake; Frsis Cake; and more than one
hundred other different kinds.
Msssse. Candy, and sugar Candy kinds; also
gar Toys, sc. SC.
ICE CREAM, of the beat quality in se,a,,
JOHN ELDERkIN.
Eicsnesd, March, 25th, SAL. Do
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Covington COTTON YARNS.

4 LARGE supply of the above well-known Yarns,
"A constantly kept hand by the subscriber-as the
usual credi, of s months.
Ne advance in prices the of last year.
K. BUCHANAN.
Cincinnati, April !, l34l. l5-2m
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An Ordinance Supplementary to an Ordinance
Regulating Licenses IN the Citu of Richmond.

SEC L. Be by the common council of the city
of Richmond, That shall be the duty of the council be-
grant person retail
ardent spirits take bond with approved security The
of FIVE hundred dollars conditioned that such person
persons will keep orderly house, and suffer any
drunkenness riotng gambling other disodeIy conduct
about his, her their house.
That after bond shall be filled to the accep
council they may their discretion grant
such license ageeaby the provisions of said ordinance.
Passed and approved, July Duh. le40-
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID. z. Holloway, Clerk.
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An Ordinance prohibiting Hogs from runnin
at large in the City Of Richmond.

SEC lst Be il ordaine: by the common council of the
eiv of Richmond; That it shall the duty of the Mar
sba TO take IN mpound, and sell the highest bidder
hogs every description that may be found running at
large in any alleys commons of the city
after giving three DAYS notice of the same, III handbs
and produce council statement of all such
sal and paw the residue, after pay
ing of the Provided, however,
that the of hogs taken shall be
aowed to re the by paying the marshall not
fifty cents for each swine previous to the day OF
sale.
SEC ID. That if any or persons sha resist the
any him oyed III taking up said hogs
or sha let out any being mpounded, shall
conviction the Mayor, forfeit and
sum not MOI dollars.
Passed and approved, June "a. ls4o
JOHN SAILOR, Mayer.
Pm, t-1e,k
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An Ord nance for regulating streets, alleys, and
preventing distractions therein.

preventing distractions therein.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the common council of the
cv of Richmond; That all OF sixty feet wide,
and there shall be the space of feet allowed
each side for public sidewaks and all under
sixty feet we shall be the of eight feet allow
ed for said walks
SEC , That each there may be four feet Of
the side for door steps, cellar doors and other
xures abou, the house, provided pas
sage between the buildings is INSTRUCTED thereby.
SEC g. That person shall be allowed 10 obstuc any
street allev or sidewalk with any kind of building
eras wood wagons, other matter what
ever for longer space of time than hours
wi,hou, permit from the mayor.
SEC 4 That person having cellar doors doors
which open sidewalk shall suffer them remain o.
pen caDdeght without lighted candle or lamp III
front thereof
Passed and approved June 9th, 1s40.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
WILLIAM PARRY, Clerk, pro. tenn.
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WING CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,
CALEB B. SMITH, ESQ.
GIVE are requested to announce GEN
JONATHAN MCCARTHY, as a candidate for
Congress.

fcvWe are requested to announce CHARLES
II TEST ESQ, as q candidate for Congress
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An Ordnance, regulating the salaries Of City OF
fesrs in the City of Richmond

SEc. l. Be ordained by the common cosacn of
city Ricncnd TEA; Marshall Of said city shall
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Paris Woollen Factory,

SITUATED Immediately of Paris, Ohio, former
- iy owned by Frederick Bowers, and lately occupied by
Atkins and Nixon.
The subscribers wing purchased the above Factory, are
ready manufacture wool for customers, into
Cloth, James. Plain and Plaid FLANNEL,
Blankets, and Saninets,
a good and workmanke manner, and on a. feasoha'"
terms establishment IN this country
Their Cardinz Machines and Cards now undes'ins
complete and thorough repairing and will be ready 70 cara
Rolls in the proper season on short noTe'
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PULLING AND COLOURISG

VIII attended due time. 1ney deem useie~
u, more as they carried on .e FI.ecy- Faesoy,
near Richmond where they believe hsy
general In short, they dstsrmiDsd Dos
70 be szrpassed BY tory the
B. They will keep constantly hand IN assostmsn
of Goods they will all times tfade tor Vol.
T.W. & q, BARBER
April 6, lS4I, I%"-
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PRICES REDUCED
, the present standing of things. Having made addi
ton 10 our former stock, recently favorable terms,
haer ourselves do we'll by any other
establishment II the
Among be found the usual variety of
genuine articles particularly Medicines, ines
and Spirta essential to the invalid As we have
particular study procure good articles
a confidence in recommending ,hem and will posi-
lively sell much lo,cer Cash. than has before been offered
in this place. Persons wishing purchase wholesale
retail viii give a cali and what be done
cant Of money.
ON HAND: a considerable quantity of Salts Quinine,
Morpha Cream Tartar Tartaric Acid Super Cab Soda,
Eratis Camphor, Rbubarb Jalap Mustard. Magnesia,
Castor Oil Aft Pepper, Baberry, Gum Myrrh. sc. &c.
Aso,---Alcoho Linsecd Oil. Sp. Turpentine, Tobacco,
ind Cis@,
at unusually low rates,---a, the oil stand of
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, August LIST, 1S4O. 30tf
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d. P. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-27
cniIi..u Sl,i.in. school.

UViIIS SCHOOL. situated on the road between ri
1 roon Run and st Johns Church nbpnt ten mil.t
from Gamrbc Govt house. and twenty Two miles tfon
Iynchhurg will 90 init op,r',on The LIST day Of Feb
mary next under the man. gomsnt oi the subscriber
The course Of instruction will on'hrnee all the usnn
.a'chts Of an English cdueallen og 'er Win the La
tin t,n ok and French languages. Eye,S landabe ci
fort will X, be used 10 promote The H. oas ~ The
pupils wlon, which II Is evident that all olaer Know
led ge will be vain The School will be regulated upon
Christian principles anu the standard book Of auth 'rlty
will be the Bible. the sanctions 81 which will be urge
on all suitable occasions, upon the Consideration OF Inc
pupils, as the only foundation OF good education.
The scholars will be divided into three c,'sscs. The
first class will embrace Spelling, Reading. Wiring and
the flrs principles Of Arithmetic and the price 81 ~
per month The books approved for this class are III,
following:
Webster's Spelling Book, improved edition.
Halls Primary Reader, Murray's Introduction and
English Reader
I'd Class-Englsh Grammar. Geography and Iis,o
ry, and the price 81 so per month The books for this
class are the following: Ayers Murray's Grammar and
Exercise. Walkers Dictionary Oncys Geography and
Atlas, edition of 1871 Olncy's Arithmetic; Worces
ters History.
Sd Cass-I.anguaqcs and higher English studies.
price 81 90 per month. Books. Adams Latin Gram
mar, Fsk's Greek Grammar & Exercises, Iivezac y
French Grammar by 5olmor. Colhnrn's Algebra Da-
vcs's Iegende. Comsock s Natural Philosophy pacy S
Moral Philosophy Blake's Conversations on Chemistry
Blar's Rhetoric, Grimshaw's Histories Of England
France, Rome and the United States Halls READER
Guide,
BOARD, reasonable terms, can be obtained in the
neighborhood.
REFERENCE-Dr r. Wi,hcrs, Capt Adam
Clement, Mr.. Richard Morgan and Mr. Chas Slaugh-
My Address after the frs, day of February next, will
sAN'L d. ToMPKINs.
Dec. y wiw
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

RIcHMoSp, Dec. 81 le3l.
The Senate las usual, with the consent Of the O.
thor branch Of the Legislature, akena recess though 1t
is Of shorter duration hanheretoire will re assemble
on the tllh of January. few members Of the House
arc also oil, and others preparing go on visits to
their families, during the Christmas hulydays. There
will, Therefore, be very little interest in our Legislative
proceedings until after New Years day-vhen as is the
custom Ct legislators well as other PEOPLE we shall
turn over leai.'
The resolutions Federal Relations were not forth
coming, as was anticipated Yesterday; any pre-
senod to-day. There To be no doubt that they
have teen prepared, in of preparation.
The suhec, Of most general interest letoro the House
t:is morning was a Report from the Judiciary Commit
tee, proposing partial Organization Of judicial
system Gen Baldwin Of Augusta is the author Of the
proposed scheme, the details Of which have not We,
learned, the Report only partly read and not
ry distinctly heard. 1t recommends, however, believe
that there be established intermediate Courts of Appeals
to be composed Of three of the Judges of the General
Court, in contiguous districts, who shall together
at some convenient time and place, to decide appeals
from their respective circuits, where the
troyorsy docs exceed sum hereafter be fixed
All other appeals to be carried to the existing Court, as
at present 1t docs not design to interfere with any
the causes which have already been carried up to the
existing Court Of Appeals; but it proposes that The sum
required give that Court jurisdiction hereafter tc
sIderaby augmented. Some change seems to be mpo-
riousy called for by the long and voxatious delays thai
in the final adjudication Of litgated cases,
mounting almost to denial Of justice. Whether the
plan suggested by Gen Baldwin VIII be adequate
ncdy Tor this evil, am not prepared to say
Mr.. Wallace of r. made an Intellectual motion, To-
day, 10 call up his resolution, which was yesterday laid
upon the liable. ins.ructg the Treasurer to convert tho
Wheeling and Northwestern hank notes, rcco'e in pay
Of public dues, into cnrrcnt funds r9ogided ii can
be effected discount cfn9t than ter Per cent,
The roflsa Of ,,o Imso n take il n rsy if regarded
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al'.tsi-' taNat.4h Is ea,ceessaf, Tie amount paid
INTO tbs State Ireasafs fnn tho Canals dung tho pre-
sen, year is sisi.sas i. The Governor thinks that
tie dividend due To Ohio under the Distribution law The
proceeds oflhe Safe canals fcopcled within the n,At
year, VI" lie amply sufficient 10 Iay the interest on h,f
debt n lsf3 1efiha period, he proposes the ro,lemp
ton Of the principal u the debt rapidly as possbiu.
hus rosiei.ly.a he ,elueuiy rcmarl,s, FOR whom it
has boon sometimes imagined cur iaerra Improvements
were forging chains, World find themselves by the Wis
dou anu energy II their fathers the iucf.tur, Of an c,
tate free from incunlbranee, Welding ample revenue
for all public pu.poo,s with nearlya thousand mos of
naYlgabe canals, Iaycrsing the STATE in all directions,
bearing to the;I destined markets all the products Of their
labor and bringing to them in return the neeessar,es
comforts, and, finley wish hem The luxufes ofihe civ
ilized world
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tempt to estimate future results !:
Sl,05,14i II s.. p32. 30. n
l,'Io,Iii 81
Increase,

Increase, c-- 80 IN
kENTUCkY.-The amount q revenue e. Istl is
f''''ooo le, icing increase Ct s2t coz 70 en- the
amount Of the preceding year; which difference results
nom Inc additional tax offs censiu p Sod By the las Lo.
es'a'ur', and will be fully adequate the public wants
Nen'ucky," says the Frankfurt Commonwealth, is
o" lahkcd among the most solvent State in the Union,
-'' '''re is M danger that she will forfeit the dstnc
'oh' She holds to the doctrine Of the binding force Of
inc obligation Of contracts whether the same be ndiydu
al o'a''' or national, and she will keep her faith ny-
o'''e' We should expect no less from the eldest daueh-
"f OF Ergnitthe hcmc Of the dosc.nGants Ct her no
olest children
oiiIO.-Wc learn from the Message Of Gov. Cor.
VIM that the Wabash and Erie Canal can he ccmple-
.u " the further expenditure of about 100000 that
me iiockng canal is finished 10 within ten miles e its
summation that the Muskingum improvement is con-
pe'ed' and isncw navgatcd ty steamboats, the csin,
Instance from GAINESVILLE to Marietta, on the Ohio and
mat mere remain 81 miles to complete the iami canal,
si"ch when finished, will open a communication from
CINCINNATI to Naumee bay. When these works are
,"isned' the State will 1913 miles Of cana-in adj
''on to which there are l2l miles Of canal owned by
''panes,-making in all 81 mites of nayieatc canal
"'nh the limits of Ohio. How does this gratifying
'''''h OF the enterprise energy and wol-appllcd re-
su'es OF this young State, hut yesterday as
.,'ea from the wilderness. shame the apathy and the
n-n'foc'ed skill and means of tho Old Dominion, And
Ike Nv f'-', Is NJ, orsr,ur't-1el e-' le4t anil
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MR.. NloEa-A long letter OF Mr.. WISE 10 the
committee Which superncnded the dnnsr to Coy Gil
Greenfield. has just made lis appearance Ii oil
course full of rise sdlt. We see in it, however no
thing worthy Of special comment. eN,n.,i the malgny
displayed towards Mr. Clay, whom he pcrs 'uf,s b,
the term 1.-THE Dictatorship" and to whom lie - ms
TO have transferred tie haired Which lie frn.rr, II to
wards Mr.. Van Burcn He lripes no specification a
ganst Mr. Clay, justify his sbuss Of the recent object
oths idoiatry but contents hims-f with charging in
general terms, that he is less humbo and moIo inuleant
in majority, than he while in minority But
how is i, with Mr. Wise HIMSELF Has he not been
changed somehow b, the change OF fortune How
Is ii with his friend Nr Tyler Has he no, changed
When did he, fot example, denouneo e Aolocl of Par
ly2" Certainly not when he attended Harrisburg as
the delegate of minority party. io the purpose OF put
ting In nomination party esrdidnes for the office which
he now fills. Certainly not, when he travelled from
ans5nrg 10 Ohio, speaking various points Of his
journey, 10 build up this very NJ 1ocl ofwhose SWAY he
50 yelenenly complains, since he finds that he cannot
mould his party to his views and like Jackson and Van
Buren,. convert them INTO the passive instruments of an
Ereciaire .'Dicatorship" The truth 49, there is no
thing easy than to find excuse for ones change
OF position, when wishes change he the motive one
Of sincere patriotism n Of mere personal Spleen
There is good deal Stag in Mr.. Wise's letter a
bout National Reputleanl,rl and Constitutional Repuh-
tcanlsn-tothc lattero which nc claims - be dcvo-
tee Eut VIC imagine that these " 70 invited Mr. Wise
10 the Greenfield dinner, AMI VIII m he affection
atey responds, will dispute has Clam /. 'lnssiln into
the true church, eNpouner of the dj, Tr'es Of rs
For In this very letter. Mr.. Wise declares Ii. IA eli in
favor of National Eooh-~hch his Lew friends pc.
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WOE aD2ssttJssNs ss'ikap


VIE subscriber seing restored his usual health ~
Y well rs the rest 81 his family, announcor 10 HIS
friends ana the public generally, thai he intends reepn-
ing his School on the llrs hondsy in January le42
The year will W divided into sessions Of 5montls
eaeh the first ending Friday the Sd ofJunc, ssl2
The events OF tho last few months having produccd
doubts to the healthness Of BIS present iafor,
the subscriber, IN order TO insure the health OF lis
family and to prevent anxiety the part of the parents
and guardians OF his pupils, modatns removing his
Enlistment, before the approach OF the next slekly
he site selected admirably suited TO his purpose,
by Its elevation It's intrinsic beauty, its distance and
cinson from water courses and its accessibility. The
subscriber, grateful for past encouragement, and anxious
to promote the character and utility oil his institution To
yet higher stand, promises his most earnest efforts to
nd, ance his scholars in their literary pursuits well as
portmen, Of his hoarders
The price for boara1g il s. permonth, including wash
ing, bedding, candles and fuel.
For Tuition tho price remains unaered viz Nr
Spelling Reading and Writing 81 . per menth For
Geography, English Grammar. Arithmetic any other
branch OF ordinary English Educaon 81 90 per month:
For instruction in the LATIN and Greek Languages,
Mathematics SC. 81 90 per month
The subscriber Accommodate IL Boarders in his
own family, and he must necessarily make due prcpa
ration FIR their comfortable accommodation, attended with
considerable expenditure he vii! expect his own COM
pement to be made up, before he will receive app
cnts day scholars who board in any other family ex
oepting only where they may desire to beard with near
relations.
In all cases, both boarlers and day ch3lsrs without an
express stipulation 10 the contrary will be corsdercds rs
engaged for the whole session, and charged accordnsiy,
excepting removals fr protraeted sickness
The Subscribers address is Green I'LL p o. Ca.npAsll
Co, Va. SAAII FL Z. MILLER.
Nov. % w5wi
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NOTICE..

WE OFFER for rent, the AMHERST MILLS,
w ltuatcd on tho anal shout l0rulcsh below Lynch
burg. Possession will be given on the Is, January next
We Offer for hire, sore women girls who arc ancus-
toned to waiting III house. and we would like also 10
hire from ihe country, some inexperienced boys between
and 10 years of a,e TO work in Tota,rsa Factory
WARWICK & READ
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uNIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. bel

Z ,Nm d. Lynch:
The han 'somc llouse and Lot Cooke street for
several years aast, the ros'drnce of Mrs Yancey.
The Valuable Farm thu Iynchburg and Salem
u-lpike aboni TIN miles from town, now In the
noe>sqsl n of s. howln.
Tbc Hon >.s and Ut mar the Toll Bridge. formerly
occunod b, ID -, NJ back, asa Tavern and Grocery.
The Stables and III nea. DO hnsons 1ayern, lately
keep, by T. +. Booker, and pr9ba ny on,oI ,wo small
Houses. NIL aJh' pa' ~
Dee % Sh
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MOTH ICE.

nANIEL w. LOVE has reno, ed his shop from
the Main street 10 his dwelling hosse, al ta lsui'
Capt J. r. Johnson's Hotel, where i.e would bo
glad 10 attend 10 any business entrusted 10 him Jhose
wishing hun to do their work. leave IL Mr.. Rem
nlehs Store Main street.
He intends visiting the counties Of Amherst, Camp
bell, Pittsylvana. Bedford and part Of Boepurt, Tor
the purpose Of repairing Clocks.
Dec I3 tsf
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Safe OF Z sfssss,Use .4sarcs.

virtue Of deed CT trust record IN the Clrrss
~ Office Of tho County Court al Amherst WI offr
tor sale. TO the higaeat hd6tr At he favnfn &c Mr.,
iayoe, oPr3site LynehhrTg, tbs is Day Ct laruss~
next. about % SLAVES, Ao Il eln arc izany il.a.
arc valuable, consisting q Men. Honea ara Ci,..dp.,
have no qaat 81 the goodness nfihn hc hni ia only
cosssy sseh ste II is s,s; l9s IsTps n,zae lnv.n
- t.,e day 81 sale
SAM, = GSi,Ess9n, -frps.e.
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