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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
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ing subscription money! will do being satisfied
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n O Il / G. e

ME Subscriber having made arrangements with the
proprietors of the s'Sprng Foundry for power for
building Machinery, prepared furnish his friends
public generally short notice, all kinds of Ma
chnery, such a Carding Machines, COndensefs,
Spinnin. NIachineS. Power Looms, ShearInS Ma.
chimes. Mapping Machines, &C. &C. tor all OF which
he lie also prepared for cutting
Mill screws, Press Screws, &c. &c.
EIkANAH HUXLEY.
Richmond, Nov. 6, 1871. 1l-3m.
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Valuable Property For Sale-Cheap.

ME subscriber wishes dispose of the property he
merly occupied. The house is substantial two story
brick with a comfortable dwelling in the rearstuated
Main a n a good situation Ii would be traded
lands. The property will be shown by Mr. She's
inquire of w lliam Thtethwat
HENRY WETHERALD.
November 9th, 1ell. 14tf
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otHERIFF'S SAIE.-Bv virtue surdrv Executions IN
- directed. from the Wayne Circuit Cour will ex-
pose public sale The Court door Centreville
Wayne County, Indiana, Saturday the 20h day
1S4i, between the hours O'Clock M and
O'Clock. said day, following property. to-vt
The part Lot No l43, plat of
that of the city of Richmond Wayne Indiana,
laid by Cha's w Starr, aud bounded follows,
Beginning the northeast of saId lot. running
thence SOUTH AZ feet along the thence
boundary of said ot NORTH ~ fee
the northwest Of said lot: thence east,
place beginning. Also, part of lots No 104 and lO7
numbered the plat of that said city laid
John Smith, and bounded follows, Beginning
northwest of brick House standing
premises Main l02 feet
of lot No 1OI: thence SOUTH with wall
house, I6 feet, al the Southwest of the
thence 46 degrees, 81 south.
south, 60 degrees east feet inches thence south, 81
70 feet inches, the line
OF Irwin Reeds lot; thenco north. 81 81 degrees.
southwest Irwin Reeds ground thence
north II degrees, Irwin Reeds line, 3i feet,
less Main thence west, along Main street.
"a feet. place of beginning Also, pa
lots of land lying and being said county. and
by being lots No IL and II pIat
lots laid by Joseph P. Pl1mmer aide of
said City, in the northwest quarter of No s. in
Township ID, Range Of the principal Maredan
line; containing five each, more less.
Taken property JACOB heefer. satisfy
ecutions in favor of Burdsall and Others
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Shf. w c.
October 26th, 1s4l Ats
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PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, &C. &C. -


ft in line
STOCK u ab terms e ~ wecando weuD nyoheIeu hsanet
nth W
ptu h maem
int D P h o rel give
ON HAND: A considerable
Acid Canpho Rhubar
Jap Mustard Magne Castor OIL Aft
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Maint hd ,lndian
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13

NJ. D-The Medical department of the Uni>
VersIty of tho city of New York has entered one
hundred and six students for their course of lee
lures commencing on Monday next. These studen, Is
are from every State in the Union, the West In
dies, and Canada; aud what is better, they hav e
all paid their admission fees A, this rate the
professors will realize some $1,000 each
Journal of Commerce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13
Valuable Property FOR SALE.

HHl subscriber wishes dispose of the HOUSE in
Il which he formerly resided. Pearl street Inc
House is large and room conveniently
ranged-and we'll calculated and situated for Boa riding
tiodse there IS the 10, good Carriage House and
Stable well OF good in the porch, and other
venencies.
Also, a House and Lot Front The House is
two stories high and the Lot is large and pleasantly sIa
ted Persons wishing purchase property invited TO
call and examine for themselves of which VIII be
sold low and on accommodating
DAVID MAISBY.
Richmond. 18th N 3Ist. 1871. 30tf
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LNLAX SEED.-1he highest price. in Cash. paid for
J. FLAN SEED, delivered a IN Richmond.
Aug 30. ISL IRWIN REED Il BROTHER
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Cosr OF VICTORY In tho inaugural address
OF Mr.. Mott last Monday, to his course on sur.
gerry, at the University of New York. II was re-
lated of Baron Laron Larrey, the friend and
geon of Napoleon and Of his soldiers. that after
the victory of Ausfsrlz, he off 400 limbs. and
then the knife fell from his exhausted hands. Well
considered. what q antIdote IS This TO the love
OF g'ory.-duIy weighed in the scale of humanity
and religion, what fearful responsibility for the
promoters of unrighteous war.-N y. American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-11-13

Ia tho case of the Uaited States against the
Bank of tho United Sta les, in tho Circuit Court Of
the United States sitting at Philadelphia. IN a
suit TO recover the sum Of SOL ,2l3 81, retained
bv the Il ,ni out of the declared dividends upon
stock owned by the United States, an offset for
commissions. losses, &c. in the negotiation Of a
draft of the Government upon France sofne years
ago. the j:ry on Monday morning gave verde;
IN favor OF the United States for the amount
claimed and costs.-Nat. Int.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

Tuesday last tour County Court being in
sesson,Y Smith, in connection with
young man, relative Of Mrs. Smith, ar
rived at Yanceyvlle, the county seat of
this county, on his way, as he said, to
Southampton, to take charge OF several
negroes which he owned there, and to col
lect large sum of money then due hfm.
But on his arrival at the Courthouse, he
made on, 10 the Young man that his horse
was ton lame 10 travel iurther-sent the
Young man on TO Southampton, stating
that lie would return, and get another
horse. and soon he with him. Thus they
parted. and the young n an is now, per.
haps, awaiting Smiths alias Boling's pre-
scnce in Southampton, or enqnlrIng in
vain after tire property. We have said
that they parted-S.nth pretended to 60
! back. Col. Lea, Deputy Sheriff, who
| had been on the look .oul for Boiling, was
Informed that he WAS in the village; on
further enquiry, he learnt that B"ling had
Jeff lowu-sone one had met him. Col.
Lea mounted his horse and pursued him;
he overlook Bolng, who was on his way
to the residence Of his first wife, and
brought him 10 tow.l. Imagine the feel
ings of his new father-in-law who was in
YanceyvilIe on that Iay, seeking Bnling's
arrest, as he stepped into the Court
House to observe the culpirt for the first
time, and at glimpse exclaimed: MY
God! that's the man that married my
daughterr
Boiling having been brought before an
examining Court, was required to give
bail, in the sum Of $4,000. with TWO or
more securities, which failing TO do, was
committed to Jail. and the witness bound
to appear at Guifurd Superior Court,
where the defendant, Boiling. will have
his trial before. the Hon. Judge Nash.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

A very ignorant woman who seldom at
tended divine service, one day happened
to 60 to church, when she heard sermon
from Luke xiii. 3. Except ye repent
We shall like wise perish" On her re-.
turn, some of her neighbors enquired of
her, what was tie minister's texl?-"Oh,
laI' she exclaimed, "a dreadful--dreadfGl
text!-ercept ave. pay our rent '0e shallaH
be turned oui of the parish. -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

The GRoeAN AFFAIR.-We find in the
Montpelier Watchman of Yesterday the
correspondence between Gov. Jenison, oi
Vermont, and Sir Richard Jackson, act.
! ing Governor Of Canada. OH the subject
Of the arrest Of James w. Grogan. Il is
highly creditablc to both.
Governor Jenison wrote on the 29;h OF
September, brieAy describing the outrage,
and requiring immediate investigation and
the release of Grogan. =.
Sir Richard Jackson wrote in reply on
the 9th Of October. at Kingston, that i'm
mediately OH receiving intelligence of. the
transaction, and befnre receiving the let
ter OF Governor Jenison, he had directed
the matter to be investigated, with orders
for the immediute release Of Grogan if it
should appear that he had been, seized
within the United States. - :
On.,he same. day Sir Richard wrole
again, ana his second letter we give cn.
tire.
GOVERNMENT House,, KIsesToN,
9Th October, 1871.
Sir,-Since | addressed TO your Excel
lency my despatch of this morning. !
have received from the law officer of the
crown at Montreal report. from which
it appears that the evidence which they
had obtained on the subject proved that
Grogan's arrest took place, as was al
edgcd, willing the territory of the United
States. In conformity, therefore, with
their instructions they had taken steps for
setting Grngan at liberty, and conveying
him to the frontier in the ncighborhood of
which he was arrested. am informed
that Grogan left Montreal accordingly OH
the 4lh inst. -.=.. -
l beg to assure yonr EScellency lhatl
shall nevertheless continue the investiga.
ton which l have directed, and if. the in
formation conveyed TO your EScellency
that officers or. soldiers in her Majesty's
service were implicated in this affair,
should prove correct, l shall not fail TO
visit The offence with the utmost rigor.
/ have the honor to be, &c.
r. JACKSON.
His ExceIIency, S. H. JENIsoN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

The Prgessions.-Itis calculated that
there are in the United States 14.012 Laws
yers, IA, $50 Clergymen, and 10, ,332, Ply
sicians, exclusive of quacks:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03
His Excellency, S. H. JENIsoN.

More CoRREsPoNcE.-The Salem Re-
gisler publishes a correspondence between
Mr. Isaac Chase, America. counsul at
Cape Town, Africa. and Real Admiral
King, cnmmander-in.chief of the British
naval forces On that station, relating to
the treatment Of Capt. Webb, of the Sa-
lem brig Cherokee, which vessel was ve-
ry roughly overhauled some time ago, by
a boat from the British brig Curew, on
the old suspicion of being engaged in the
slave trade.
Mr. Chase forwarded copy Of Capt.
Webh's statement 10 Real Admiral King
on the Goth of March. The answer,
which is all that could be wished or ex-
pected we give below:-
II. B. M. $. Southampton, |
Simons Bay, 23d March, ls4l.
Sir-I have had the honor to receive
to-day your letter Of the 20lh inst, with
its enclosure, reporting The reprehensible
conduct Of an officer belonging to her Ma
jesly's brig Curlew, while boarding and
examining the brig -"Cherokee," under
The flag of the United States, and feel ex-
IRENE regret that any officer under my
orders should have acted in the manner
complained of by Mr.. Webb. A strict
investigation of the matter shall be made
on the earliest opportunity, and should l
find the complaint established, l shall
certainly infict u severe reProof upon the
offender, my instructions to the squadron
on assuming this command being that
every proper moderation and courtesy
shold be observed in performing the un-
pleasant duty of boarding the merchant
vessels of friendly nations, and especially
those of the United States.
1t is gratifying for me to observe the
temperate language used by Mr.. Webb in
his representation, and the friendly con-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

to the provisions and true into mean.
ing of the said act of Congress; and. that
such further proceedings may be bad in
the premises as are directed, provided for,
or required in and by the said actof Con:
gress. p i ~,
Dated, Sc.
(signed)
The form Of the jurat to this petition mag
bs.thc same as to the proceeding. .,-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

LIVING TEsT1MoNY.-We shouldShates
to. be counsel in cnse Ike the following.
A member of the Society of Friends was
called to give etes,imonysin caseof assault;
&c. =, $ 80 y f5.;s Z s5 -
Council-Yuu were present during the
affray, and have heard the proceeding, wit-s
ness account? t.s sS :.
Friend-Yea, - 9. i:.,.s - = ~
Council-Youpe perceive. the contradicto-:
ry statement of the affair, as testified by;
those who have already been examined.
both as regards the manner Of the assault
and the manner in which the plaintiffs
coat wa, torn. One says it was tornbori-.
zontallY, another perpendicularly;E Others
again transvcrsely and diagonally, and :
some give it incisions and contusions.-s.z..
You will. therefore. have the goodness to-
represent to the court and jury the precise
manner in which the assault was made, :
and the coat torn, My clieatfeEes main
ly on your testimony for redress. :.
'.Slep this way" sail the witness, sand
I will be brief and explicit. placing bis Z
hands on the lawyers cholar. The man
ner was thus-Friend Patrick seized the
coat of friend Andrewin this way, and &C. I
cording to my apprehension, being in q I
mind not savoring Of peace. After vari-
ons words ofvanity spoken by Patrick, !
which, it would beunseemly TO repeat, he;
shook him after this manner! And as to !
the coat, (suiting the action to the word,)
he rent it greviously", -
[Neao York Neio Era. 81 &
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

WAR EAMERs.-Instructions have
been issued fur building at our navy yards
the following steam vessels: fs-.
|. At Norfolk, one al medium size, say
between 600 and 700 tons; and one of 300
tons, to be propelled by Leulensnt Hun.
ter's paddle wheels. The engine for The
latter is to be made at the Washington ma
Wy yard, where it is understood work equal
TO any in the country has been turned out
AT Philadelphia, one Of 600 tons, to be
propelled on Captain Stockton's plan; one
Of medium size. -
AT New York, one Of medium size, 600
to 700 tons.
The description of engines forthe me-
dium steamers has not yet been determn-
edupon. The commissioners of the navy
have opened a correspondence with the
most experienced and scientific gentlemen
in the country as TO the best models, and
have collected n large amount of informa.
tion upon the subject, which will be in
creased by further communications before
the time arrives for making decision.-
They will, by these means have the aid
ofthe best experience the country can af-
ford. -
Captain Stockton and Lieutenant Hun.
ter will each have, MS. matter Of course
"a general supernlendence of the building
Of the vessels on their respective plans.
Army and Napy Chronicle.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-11-03

,sideratT6n you have EXPRESSED ffar Lieut.
Ross, while. bringing the subject under
notice. / havethe 3h6nor 10 be- g
Your most obi humble .sefyant;
(siened@ E.. ID. K IN g. ss5 ~
Real Admiral and Command ffer+in.C Chief, '
To Isaac Chase, Esq. Consul fur site.
US, Cape Of Good Hope. rs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
JERRY GVI'ElsIDGE,
OR TIE REFORMATION,
BY eEBA bHlTu,

The following tale was suggested by tho proson,a-
ZION and punishment, in 1913, Of idle person., n,
commemorated by the court records OF Maine. The
sketch opens thus
'Whs, shall we haro for dinner, Mr.. Gu,iridgoI
said the wife Of Jeuy GutIidse, in sad, despoudng
tone, the husband into their log hoyol, from
neghborng grog shop, about twelve o'clock on not
July day.
80, pick up something, said Jerry, and wish you
would DO syry and got II ready, for I'm hungry now,
and want 10 go back to the shop; for Sam Willard
and Seth Harmon coming over, hy-and-byc, 10
swap horses, and they III want me 10 ride EN- Come
stir round; can't wait
We haven't go, any thing a, all in the house To eat,
said Mrs. Gululge What shall Pe,r
wen, cook something, said Jerry, no matter VIVA,
il is
But, Mr. Guitrdgo, haven't e., the lea" rhing IN
the house 10 cook
We'll, we'll pick Up soraetln1c, said Jerry, rather
sneppishly, FOR I'm IA ahurry
can't make yictuas out Of no,hng,sa said the wife,
" youll only bring any thing m the world into the
house 20 cook IN cook A. BIZ, tell YOU We haven't
20, mouthful OF meat IN the house, rnouthiul Of
bread nor peck Of meal snd tho last potntoe had
90 the house We ate ior breakfast. and you know
didn't have Than half enough for breakfast mel
ihor'
4 Well what have you been doing all this forenoon,
said Iery that YOU haven't picsed up something :
Why didn't you 60 OVER 70 Mr Whiiemaa's and borrow
some nealN
/ lecauss' sad Mrs Cund3cc we've borrowed
meal there three times, that sut returned yet and
wss ashamed 60 again, 'Ii hlai pad. And be-
silcs. the baby cried so, Two bad 70 tend h.m tic
whole NreIoou, and couldn't 90 ont
/ Then yru amt going 20 give ~ auy d1ner. arc
You sad Jerry with rorIoaohful tone Nn3 ipa 4
pity the man ihai has helpless stihlrss vile Ice has
hard roe 20 hoe What. .Sro,ne ot ,he f.h trourh'
l1 vcs-sffayf'
'Wtv. If Gosu,l.r' said iae Wlf,, With icsrs IN -
eyes, yos and u.e children that hsh your sup.
p,f lat ga De,.t t4sfe- mos.e. u D. and ia, 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
II. r. WHITE q l.. r. GUERNSEY,l
TERMS OF THE HERALD

T. village 'aAs-rber' Sity m,ii S. o- S. IS advance
tstsias'' snd oomPases Who ,ste their pspr.. At the
nes sf5 $3.50 "a 'd'anoe comp.ne, on stage root.
10 .us.
T. 'ufr'el ~ soutbvessrn post riaer d-i,ete
\, ,e, Js-r S:coHpan,e, snd individuals living Of the
b.stS v'h DEDUCTION, both Of IS cents Il PAID
J. ,l,sr,s e'sh
ssbsrr pon will he taken Tor lees th,n .1 months
~ p-p be dsconiinuod until srfuarigos are paid
10, ibs Publishers choose soto do
lr,fEri1ns on the usual Liberal terms a, eire a
ssu' .e'eral throughout the county merchants. nee,.
rird a o,s,r viii fhd to their advantage to rc-ort 10
i ep Ps'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

Tie following lines addressed TO departed sister,
eio sent Us with rcqucs, tina, they 10 published.
Sister, thou has, gone before Us
Der the gentle wave Of DEATH
II was God who called thee from US:
Hush, then, our ropining breath.
While thou wr, with Us then We loved thee,
Bu, we never knew thy worth
Til tho hand Of death removed thee,
Then VIC prizcd the jcm we lost.
Sister, may \ mourning willow
Gently wave above thy tomb,
And for bitter tears Of sorrow
by it stand weeping urn.
Peaceful DO thy silent SAUNDERS,
While beneath the valley ,lol
And while ocaseless ages number.
May thy spirit res, with God. u.
Casiloton Mills, Aug. g. 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1S41.

ing Tho worthy divine kep, .ilen, unit, mos, Of hi.
hearers awokc from hai othargy tina; discounlOnan.
cesa vvifyinr discourse, when no proceeded onward.
lie then eayo them graphic description Of the mise
RES that awarod ihom here and hereafter, IL they
unucd IN their course Of sin and dsobedenoe TO the
known viii and word Of God lie then sn,reated them
most paihocally 10 form tho resolution and form il,
quickly 10 arse and return 20 their fathers house In
conclusion he descended from his proud height, and
told them wherein consisted the total Of their Of
fence twas this in assoca,ng with tho ungodlv and
whou, rcardng this ruirr1 parro sentiment, Does
your mother kno'o your ou.' The benedction follow
ed, and II ever felt happiness it when left thai,
sanctuary 10 draw
The physic from the field,
ny breathing tho heavenly air"
Involuntary exclaimed, as did when first I saw
tho oamiug waters Of the Niagara although from very
different motives, Marvellous are thy works, Lord
God Almighty.
The week received letters from homo tina, re-
CURED my immediate return | accordingly babe adeu
10 my kind uncle and young friends, whom loved as
brothers and sisters; also lasting farewell the in
tellgent parson and people of -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17

lHroErANr ADms.Iov. 4 liquor dealer 10
THIS city informed Ms a day or Two since, That
be had not taken five dollar. FOR liquor, since
Hawkins came here, where be TOOK utcsn.rre
before be came Good keep The ball IN
mrtion.'-l l-o@,lI paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
Tho physic from the field,
ny breathing tho heavenly air. "
TIIE RAIL ROAD.

Tho following letter from gentleman Of Springfield
to gentleman Of this town, have obtained permits
sion 10 publish.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-17
W0pHldr Neahinpg.

Shrewsbury, VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-23

khinston Correspondence OF the Bait Patriot.
st daring robbery was committed in tow n to-
Iich, perhaps, you may have heard Of
S,'no o'clock, room over the Pa'cnt Office
eered Ivy false keys, and several valuable ar
ilonging to the General Government stolen.
|bbery was committed in the small room
rhe presents to the officers Of the Govern
Pre- KEEP. Three articles were stolen, valued
poo, w. the famous gold snuff box, present.
ne Emperor Alexander to Lieutenant Har-
American Charge d'Atfsires at ST.. Peters
he pearl nacloce presented Ivy the Imaum of
to President Van Burer; and a gold sc.b.
resented by the Vice Roy of Peru TO MIR
No suspicion, as yet, rests on any one
'mmissioner Of Patents tHenry l. Ellswo rth,
as issued handful Offering reward of
What makes the robbery the more sincu.
Tho fact that the precise time Of its commit
d known. within ten minutes, or thsrcabouts
sscles having been exhibited 4 few moments
one, to party Of ladies, aud tire room being
by second party few moments after to
'p'esents, which, Tor years, have been regard.
treat eurioSi'ies. w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-23
RICmMoND SEMINARY

TUE Exercises u This school will be- resumed on Mon
NY lhc 81 January, uudcr the following Organization
''N i-''AH' ktass WIN. Uurkr
WN1,uaUcs. ''.s............ DAVID Gr,urr
N"u. ll-ltats .......... ....g r. strive
me UNDERLINED hanks those friends VII, b,v. q,
pIesHl r rcEtc's that ne had reached The fiv In
' 'oi hc oc'oh'r term The detention was unavoi,,.
nlci no isuow however. nt hH Tost. fud a. h be- %
luuie c VIII b' devoted ~ The nursuit-aud he has
moreover every incentive 10 cKcrfiru that can ir.,t ~
honest anil conscientious man hc offers he W,
some confidence us' They Will be- useful The uncrsirp.i
anH IN hchm nj W years Of he hundreds az vo,tbs
Who' he scniahtuid upon the world Womb he 4 MI,
70 lni'l 'Hs d-sip5tcd, worthless m urrrirriprr
any nor or-, N whose e1rlV rHiure tho urirrsigpct
~ ' -''''1 ~ f''d'
" Affords The unicrsiEncl sincere eradication IN an
nnnncctlW he has indIcci his friend, Mr Grcft.r he
gblc assidani engineer NJ The STATE 70 unite with hin 1,
the duties he has undertaken. WV '" D"
DC ~ at tyNt pupyr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-23
GEORGE ". TRUt.Ii .ART.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

CHAhloTTESriLLE. VA.
M III n'aeiicc in AlbCmsI., Fluvunua Hrr kLE la IN
w Grd Nelson superior anu Qusucry Courts. ANY
hu mess conhici To hts will rst
al"n"' b' viii also attend "a the Collection OF Claims
IN anV 90 iho ri.artut counties
IL lie viii remain IN Nchmor.' from tho 2lth ~ the
<''h instant, and Uau tie und by calling a, t,. office I
q ."lr = Sr'iiHu. or -ra'un = gar.
"ht shhNCs-h"nt kcUdhJ a Aiwairr ~ W & }
10 q 70 @uut, bTinscr \ Morris. Gpoic s tr,t v
w SHuihaI, Cht Osborne. a : James a 60 CEIrns-
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thiE Richmond, Frederic kshurg and Potomac Hail Ko1d
toinpsny hereby give notice to- parties concerned
,' ,hrt ar" prepared to anticipate the payment their
bpns siNeh On account oi The construction OF tie Rail
Htai TO AnuI CrceEi PAYABLE on before the lst Of
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Richmond, Nov ~, iEii. Bo "a ~