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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-04
e Office.

4 I an Election for Directors i'll the Richmond Ira
a ding and Manufacturing Company held at said Conn
pary's office in the City of Richmond, the 9TH Of
present month, the following gentlemen chosen
the business the
viz: J. r. Men!enaal, w II. Leeds, |, T. Jones, ID. p.
Mo net lie Ieo "a ffifi62fnr and orani1e III"
j. r. Mendenhal. President; John ianes Sec,y and Eli
Brown Treasurer he public viii therefore notice,
that fair prices VIII be allowed for Wool Rags &c in the
line OF the said Conpany business,n exchange fo ma
nu actured articles At equally fair prices
Those persons vino indebted institution on ac
count of longer standing than six months; notes that
due, and on stock remaining unsettled,
specially requested to forward me-
before added them; which must and will ney
itaby, result; from neglect of this notice.
JOHN HAINES, Sec'y.
Richmond, June 2Gth, 1911. 25-Gmc
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of an Execution N
- directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court viii expose
n public sale The Court house door il CenreFille
Wayne County. Indiana Saturday the 4h day OF Sep
.em5e, ISL, between the hours Of O'clock and
O'Clock. said day. the following property io-wIt
cetaia parcel land IN the Of Richmond.
Wavne Couav. Indiana. known BY being lot Numbered
hundred and seventeen, numbered the plat Of
part of said town laid out By john Smith.
Taken n property Of George CLARK, satisfy an
Execn,i On - favor Of T@si =Hi Slit.
Aug lila. I5iI (sl.5oJ T c. NOBLE, 81. W. c.
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cHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue or an execution to me
~ directed from the Wayne Circuit Court will expose
public sale At the house door the town OF Centre
Vile, w awe CO Indiana. Saturday, the llth dag of
Sept. le4l. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. and
o'clock, p said day. the following property: to-wit
certain parcel lot OF land by being lot number
ed SIX NUMBERED plat of the city of Richmond
Wayne CO.. Ind.> laid bv Isasc Z Jones'
Taken the property Of Jacob B. keper to satisfy
execution IN lago< Of Isaac l.. Jones
THU>. q. NOBLE, Sheriff ". c.
Aug 10, ISL. (sI,50) Cots
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pECHys0gD HIGH sCEsOoE,

= The Fall and Winter session OF this school! viii
mence the frs, Monday of Septcmher, 9th inst y
Miss G. T. Bancroft, xperienced and thoroughly quail
fled teacher. has engaged take charge
department. Arrangements having been made giving
instructions the PRIMARY department. scholars ages
will be admitted Ihe School IS furnished good APP
paratus.
Tuition for the English Branches. from $500 $3.50:
Language 5000 per quarter No deduction from these
prices for absence except of proacted sickness
Familiar lectures will be given. weekly, the tura
sciences. Lessons will he given. iflesed in the oriamen-
tai branches, IA small charge.
RAWSON VALE, Principal
Richmond. Sept 8. Icfl. :32,s
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Vile subscriber is DESTROYS of selling private sale
d any Of the property hereinafter described to-wit:
The House and lot, at the of Main aud Front
streets. occupied by John " iIlIamson rs a store.
a building l0t with old house it, Main street.
adjoining the above named lot east. adjoining
the three story brick lately put up by Job D3rton.
building lot, also Main adjoining the proper
~ of Armstrong Grimes the west, running about
100 feet alley, and having the advantage
alley extending from the front along length back
to the first mentioned alley.
The property where he resides consisting Of good well
finished brick dwelling house. nearly The build
ing IL by b feet, with four the floor,
passage entry. Kitchen milk house. all
brick. good and stable. aud buildings
of good quality. Excellent water; roomy. dry and airy
cellar: about and half acrea of ground or a less
kinds The situation is surpassed by place.
dence and is convenient the part city
and would be good situation for boarding This
property the undersigned improved expressly his per-
residence, aHd believes viii bear inspection
Also. Farm OF So situated about miles from
the City, directly the Gfeenvillo r0ad originally owned
and improved by Frederick Hoover owned b
vd Holloway. The situation i hne has on il
several strong and failing Spngs; an excellent or
cha1 consisting Of near 800 trees embracing good veey
o fruit.
The terms Of sale Of any of the above property,
VIII be fair and LIBERAL price ani time Those
posed to purchase such property, respectfully iasicd
SAL and examine for themselves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Fifth Month 22nf, 1911. 20tf
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EC%CIETCV-S
c & & e - :. szs @ p e e Z

= ME subscriber has taken the new brick CENTRE
Il HOTEL. il MJucIetown. Delaware county. Indiana.
where ne hopes receive liberal share of from
Ms old friends and the public in general The House IS
large connections and comfortably furnished. The Stable
and Wagon Yard are both large and convenient with
well of good in the yard and plenty good Hay.
Oats and Corn IN the stable Every attention shall be paid
to al who may call % make them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Nuncietov-n. Feb. :, $40. 5tf
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Mulberry Leaves Wanted.

ME Subscriber viii pay half pound clean
fresh gathered Mulberry Leaves delivered AT his
tablishment il Richmond Particular she ud
in gathering them. and not 10 let
them sc, heated after they gathered.
JESSE STANLEY.
18th Month. 9th. 1911. 29-u
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Valuable Property FOR SAIL.

ME subscriber wishes dispose of the HOUSE in
which he formerly resided, Pearl street. The
House is large and contains eight rooms, conveniently
ranged-and we'll calculated and situated Boarding
House. There is the lot good Carriage House
Stable well OF good water in the porch ana other
venencies
Also, House and Lot Front The House is
high and the Iot is large and pleasantly
ted. Persons wishing purchase property invited
call and examine for themselves; either of which will
sold low and accommoda ting terms.
DAVID NALSBY.
Richmond. m 31et, 1871.
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NEW STOCK GE
BOOTS SEGssso HATS AN-0
faDNNfsTESa

VIE suoFcsibers. ha fng JUST retamed from East
with their stock If GOODS, opening NJ
their old stand MORRISON building, extensive as
sortment in their line, consisting Of Genrlemen-s
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, Of the best qualify,
Also, ladies', Misses, and ChiIdreurs W T. AR ho.h
Morocco, kID, and LEATHER, il all ther different shapes
and forms. adapted tire various Alo good and
weI-selected stock OF Ladies' aud Chldren's
SIRA w and other l1GNNIAZFSo
all Of the latest and approved fashions which
offer, reduced prices, Country Produce
wholesale retail.
(-Ae solicit call from former customers, well
as those III of any thing II -
AQUILLA JONES & son.
Richmond, Ia, 9TH lst, 1871. l7tf
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! CALEB b. SMITH, and wa. 4. BICKLE,
ATTORNEYS al E1ayy

RIcHMoND. WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA
AZ ILfEAM \. BICkLE, MASTER IN CHiNCERY,
w will execute all kinds of conve yancng take depo-
siton Acknowledgements &c, i'll addition the Chaneery
Court duties pertaining to the appointment.
June 10. 1911. 24f
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EyXECUTOR'S NOTICE The undersigned have ia
ken of the Wayne Probate Court letters testament
The Of Abner Jones. deceased late sad
county, They would, therefore, request all persons having
claims against tho present them legally auhenti
Gated settlement, all indebted said pay
same Immediately. The estate is solvent.
AQUlLA JONES. "
CORNELIUS RATLIFF, <A1ni
sth mo. 18Th, 1911. 80 -3w
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TO COUNTY CLERKS.
Copper, Brass, Shect-sroa and
'A'sEa-sarc Ysa7stzfacfOz.yo

ME subscriber takes This method of informing the cti-
zens Of Richmond, and the public generally that he
has commenced the above business Richmond, where he
intends keeping constantly hand general
OF Copper, Brass, Sheet-ron and Fin Stills Brew
ules Dye, and ater's net:lr of every description
made TO order the shortest notice and in good workman
like manner all kinds OF Copper 81, and tea ket
ties kept constantly hand also general Of
tinVare which viii be sold wholesale retail
good be bought in All kinds
pairing done the shortest The highest price will
be paid for ola copper, brass and pewter.
HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May IG, 1910. l0-tf
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The Christians Hope.

go where the roses bloom, perfumes tho ambient air,
To where the lilies Perfume scented every where
60 whore the native choir, ofwoodand raise
In concert with Tyre, eternal songs of praise
20 where the flowers Of SPRING and fruits of Summer
bloom,
And mellow Autunns riches nge, meier fades in Win
er7s gloom;
To where the Of Paradise in crystal flow
Through spicy and verdant meads where rests the
heavenly dew.
20 where Blessed Lord has gone. and VIII provide
place for those who his word, and his abide
go where the Saints have gone, who walked in holy
light,
Or hro the of God. received their robes of
white.
Then thou messenger peace and thy prisner
free,
thee.
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BY REQUEsT ]
From the Pennsylvania FREEMAN.

Approaching that any thing relating TO tho
latter DAYS If our lamented friend and ieiiow-la-
borer, Martha Smith woud be interesting to the
readers Of the .'Freeman,'' have copied the fol-
lowing lines for insertion. They were written
by her few weeks previous to her death. !
think thou wilt agree with me that they disclose
state Of mind-a hopeful confidence, which Is
more desirable than the sum total of all earthly
glory nay add that that hope, ADD that conf
dehce remained with her TO the LAST, those
~huse privilege 1t was TO De win her III her lat
ter hours can testify. j. Z. MAGILL.
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II - estimated that there are 10000 persons
imprisoned IN this country for debt.
:, a fniiadelPhls correspondent Of tho Baltimore
Sun intimates The probability ,hat Nicholas Bid
S S VIII be recalled 10 the Presidency of the L.
States Bank,
, 1841-02-27
SPRING CROPS.

PorAroEs are a crop that may be planted
early, or at almost any time between the
middle Of April OF the middle Of June, with a
reasonable prospect off crop. Dry sandy
soils are not as good for potatoes as one con-
tanning more Vegetable matter, more moist,
and consequently more COO. The varieties
the best Tor the table are rarely abundan;
bearers, the Pinkeve or the Mercer for eram-
pie. though fair croPso Of these are sometimes
grown. Tie Long Red, the Sardinia, and
now, the Roman, are considered the most
productive. and Of course the bes; for gener-
al cultivation or for feeding. The Rohan
seems destined TO introduce 4 new era in
pota,oe culture, and valuable as this root has
proved. shows that BY originating new varie-
ties. greater excellence and greater produc-
~tiveness NAV he expected. Potatoes may
be planted in lows or in drills; they may be
PLANTED whole or 10 sets. and If the soil is Of
the proper quality. and the after culture good,
the crop rarely fills. Last year a farmer
in Vermont. :urned over 4 piece OF turf land
carefully. relied ii well and leveled. and then
with a stick made holes 4 few inches in
derth between every second furrow slice,
into which 4 putatoe set was placed. and the
NOES Iileu tp Nlll ~ o'u y A"O
Of the field. The piece had no further labor
put upon it. and the crop was nj the rate OF
100 bushels to the acre. Thirty " loads
of manure TO the acre was placed on the turf
before blowing, and turned under, and the
sets we're placed two feet apart in The lows.
Where potatoes are planted on clean sward
land. some have recommended that pumpkins
should be planted with them. as usually a
COED crop Of pumpkins NAV be obtained with
little or no injury to the potatoe crop.
Conn is one of the most important crops
grown in the United States. and every thing
relating to IL demands unusual care and at
~tention. The selection Of seed, choice of
soil. preparation Of land, after culture of the
crop. are al things tina: must be well looked
TO or Z partial or total failure Of the crop
may be expected. While tho average corn
crops is moi more than IS or 40 bushels per
acre, multi,ndes Of instances are on record
in which more than 100 bushels have been
grown, and n few Of more than $50 bushels
10 the acre. Last year in one county in
New Hampshire, no less than three premi-
ums were claimed for more than $50 bushels
10 the acre. II is idle TO plan, corn on land
not naturally dry, or that has not been made
SO by draining. There is no crop grown
that more delights in warm dry soil than
maize, and there is none that will resist the
effects of drouth longer. The soil too must
be rich. A poor soil, and good corn is in
compatible. Corn is one OF the crops TO
which manure may be applied the most ad.
vantageously, and if mixed with the soil
there is scarcely a possibility Of applying too
ppcb H,Eara,ad etahia ppapryo - y,oe2
in the hill, too much NAV be injurious, as in
stances have occurred in which the vitality
o. the seed has been destroyed OF materially
, 1841-02-27
DIR. Franklin said, sWhen | see a house

DR.. Franklin said, 'When ! see a house
well furnished with books and newspapers,
there | see intelligent and well informed
children; but if there are no books or pa.
pers, the children are ignorant if not pro-
fligate."
Just so. The doctor was a sensible man.
A newspaper in every family, a bible in
every family, and a school in every district,
all valued and studied as they deserve to be,
are the principal supports Of sound and civil
liberty.
, 1841-02-27

been bull, over the spring by the sycamore.
and many an evening do spend there, with
her whom ! loved in the teeth Of prejudice,
and whom | have found. though devoid Of
earthly learning, 10 be full OF that wisdom
which makes the heart glad. And should
any OF you visit our country, ] can assure
YOU q kind welcome from the Garden Girl
Of Eden Bank.
, 1841-02-27

FA1E OF THE ArosTLES-St. Matthew
This apostle and Evangelist is supposed TO
have suffered mariyrdom. or was slain with
q sword at a City of Ethiopia.
ST. Mark.-This Evangelist was dragged
through the street, Of Alexandria, in Egypt
until he expired.
ST. Luke.-ThisE Evangelist was hanged up
on an Olive Tree in Greece.
81. John.--This apostle and Evangelist was
put into n Caldron Of boiling oil, at Rome,
and escaped death. He afterwards died .
natural death at Ephesus in Asia.
ST. Pe,er.--This apostle was crucited at
Rome with his head downwards, by has own
request thinking himself unworthy te dc ~
the same posture and manner OF bus blessed
master.
St. James the great-This apostle wus be-
headed Of Jerusalem.
CSt. james the less.-This apostle was
thrown from = pinnacle. or DC wing OF the
Temple. and then beaten to death witt 4 iuis
ler's club.
ST. Philip-This apostle was hanged up a.
eainst a pillar a, Hecrapolis a city o fPhry-
iga.
ST Bartfolomew-This apostle was fiayed
alive by the command Of a barbarous king.
St. Andrew--This apostle was bound TO n
cross, where he preached to the people IN
I'll he expired.
St Thomas.-This apostle WIS run through
the body with a lance, at Coromandel, in
the East Indies.
ST. Jude.-This apostle was shot to death
with arrows.
St. Simeon.-Zeaio,-This apostle was
crucifedfed in Persia.
St. Matthias.-This apostle was first s,o-
ned and then beheaded.
ST Barnabas-This apostle Of the Geniiles
was stoned 10 death by the Jews, at Salo-
mis-.
ST. Paul.-This apostle was beheaded at
Rome by the tyrant Nero.
n-- Ma- A -nnnrl adu n Eaw
, 1841-02-27

QurrE A Mrss-TAKE.-A younglady a few
evenings since. said 10 her caralie- ser
pante, 'please clasp my cloak" "Cer,ain!y.'
said he, throwing his arms around her, and
the contents too.-T.New York Planet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
PUBLIC SALE,

THE subscriber will offer for sale, az Public
Auction. on the 10th day Of October, instant,
the valuable farm on which he now resides stu
ated on Buffalo Creek, SIX miles above Wells
kuygh, and two and half below Bethany Col
lcgei containing ov estimation, go acTes-the
farm is m a high state Of culuvaton-has on u a
good brick dwelling house. a good barn und oh
er necessary buildings also two apple orchards
and never falling springs
lie will also offer for sale, o. the same day. his
farm situated about one mile south Of hrs homo
farm, and one and a half mile from West Liberty
aGi0Ining the lands Of Providence Mounts, Dav
Lehler and others. and containing by estimation
223 acres this farm ~ also M good state OF
culuvauOn-has good apple orchard and two
log tcnements on It-aId BE- veil wnteTed.
ri will also sell on the same day his stock OF
hors s, cattle hogs, and large quantity of corn.
The terms will be made known % the day oil
sale. Jae 70 commence az 10 O'Clock, \. 30.
BEAB HUMPHREY.
Wells Trans s2-oct WV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
SCHOOL,
On he European Sus,cn.
oct %

On The European System.
u ME subscriber has openeda school on The Eu
II ropean system on Market street near Market
square, and has yet vacancies for a few more pu-
Pills. In accordance with the system VIII oh he
processes TO adopt, all scholars who may be sent
10 him, AMI who do not make such proficiency IN
their studies ass % be expected, will not be r.
tainedi but their parents Will be Informed Of such
TACT and be requested to Withdraw Their children,
HIS terms pCr quarter are.
Reading, writing and simple arithmetic $500
do with the higher branches Of arith-
metic and mathematics 90
90 with grammar, history q geography, 300
The classes with the higher branches Of
an English education 100
soct9 DANIEL VAUGHAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
INSURANCE.

" y L IL " e H..
- ISKS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
1AINSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al the ioWcSf rotesOn--
Buildings Of all kinds. stone, brick or vooden and
their conlentG
Steamboats,; factories; Mills, &c.
Furniture:
And mercnandize Of oil kinds
And against all dangers attending the transport.
anon OF goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals aud
railroads
For the character Of Tho company as 10 proBpt.
tuds and b6eraiify IA The adjustment and payment
of iosses.-we beg leave TO refer 10 the merchants
Of this place and elsewhere who have had The nd.
Jusiment Of claims upon rs.
JOHN FAWCETT, President
DAsIEL LAVE. Secretary. January Is. 1871.
BoARD OF DIRECroRs.----John Fawcett Pre,iRent
$ Brady, John Gashorn, Charles y. Knox. Richard
w Harding. samuel Neel. WILTON Paxton Jacob
) Shriver. Samuel Sprigg, Directors
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mn. nuNCAN,S

EXPECTORANf REMEDY.
II 8 performing some oi the nost Wonderful cure.
~ on record. Mr.. WM. PEARSON of Delaware
county, Pa, was taken in the fall of 1870 with q
distressing cough, which daily increased until he
became 80 Tauch reduced IN flesh that he was Oh
ligcd to DC helped IN and out Of bed. His physi-
cans at leng h gave 40 ali hope. ano pronounced
his lungs fatally all etsd aud incarable, an ths
hopeless situation he was or ten Aeyks v hen a
friend of his called - see hisl, and dscoveriup
his awful situation, he Immediately procured 3
bottle of DR.. Dnucsn's Exptctorant Rene y,
having witnessed us effects a a similar cas- IN
duced him tc procure the medICIne,l aid gave Il
ACCORDING TO directions, an % The astOushment
OF al trends. tho PARENT began to fee. better te-
fore Usug the W edlcine one week. After using 40
strictly six weeks the patient was rendered 40 G
10 resume his daily Occupation. How many thou
ssnds If valuable friends have been taken away
FROM us for want of proper treatment. The very
manv who are yet among "; and lGbOTlnk under
alarming symptoms, 10 such beg 20 sag, procure
Immediately DR. Duncan's ExpectOTUnt Remedy,
and Il IL be not too late, you may be- restored TO
erfect hea IN. In the last stages there J. cOnso
lat1n fourd IN tais medicine, by rs soothing and
palliative sflects.
For sale at the principal Office, No 10, North
Eighth street, Philadelphia Also, OF the store Ol
JOHN FISHER,
oct % Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09

Cwed by Or, Harlich's Celebrated Medicines.
YER. WILLIAM MORRISON, of SchuyIkill
Sixth Street Philadelphia afilisted fer
several years with the above Distressing Olsen Sc
ckness at the stom 1ch, headache, palpitation
81 the heart, impaired appetite acrid quotations
GOODNESS and weakness Of the extremities EN- q -
cation and general debility, disturbed rest, n
pressure and weight al the stOma n after eat
lns, severe lying pans IN the chest. back and
sides, cosllveness dislike for society or CONVEX
satOn, 70 1guor nd lassItude on The least &C. l.
SION. Mr. MoTrison had applied 20 the most en-
meat PHYSICIANS, who considered n beKond the
power of human skill To restore him 10 hsalta;
however, has attiIctiOns had reduced him 10 a de-
Orable coudluOn, having been induced by
friend Of his 10 ny DR.. Harlich's Medici nes n =
they beng highly recommended. by which he
procured two packages fOI a triIl; before usin 2
the second package ne found himself grs ally re,
lieved and ~ continuing the use of them the
dleease entirely disappea rcd-he IS now ENJOYING
all the b'gssinvs Ofperfect health.
Principal Office 10, Nor h Eighth Street. Phi
ladelphIa.
For sale at the Store OrJOHN FISHER.
aug - ll3. Main s. n cling
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE CoMPAN

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPrTAL S500.000
Mis- company, being now duly Organized, is
Il prepared TO make Insurance on every Se.
scrption Of Fire and Marine Risks such as Dwell.
ling Houses. Store Houses. &c with ihor contents
Also Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats, with
Their csrgoes 10 and from any port sn the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. or their tributary streams Ap-
PlicntiOn for Insurance TO be made for the present
at the office ofihe Wheeling Savings Institution
mar +. III. GREER Secy. n 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-09
NOTICE

WHEREAS Johu Rutherford Fsouire iepte
hant Governor 81 the Commonweal of
Va gina, acting as Governor according to a. E
proclamation. bealing date on he 18Th Gav oi
September, lsii, and 10 the Sheriff CT ohio .ouu-
~ Ore ted, reciung that vacancy hath Occursrd
~ VIC senate OF ihis STATE hy The resignation OF
Moses G q sod Esq the Ssna,or eject Tor IN.
alsifici mposed OF q e counties II Brook, Ohio
Tyler and Marshall and commanding ,he said
2ne,iH 20 h"id an eiecti'n IN ONO County on The
fourth Thursday IN October next for a senafor
ioI tLe sa district 10 oil the vacancy aforesaid
NoN Belt KNOWN 10 the electors Of Jfll
county mat m lursa nee 10 the directions Of th,
al, Tcsad proc lamatiou, an election will be ncid
pa lhe ith lhuT'day m October ntN', [ben- the
ls'a cay OF October ISfll IN Ohio tou.tv. for
Pc purpose aforesaid and that he polls vii .
opened ~ The COuTt House Of the said county
IN Wheeling, and al the precincts OF West I.iLeT-
" ana Iladelrhl1, at ten o'c.CCk on that day
!. ~. MITCHELL. Deputy,
For RICHARD HARDESTY,
RI