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NEW BOOK S.

slDERIAL HEAVENS. and 3tAor subjects connected
~ WIKI Astronomy, Illustrate the character Of
Deity,& Of an infhity of Worlds, BY THoMss ncRI Il u
Trio Htsndre3 Psctortot Nttraoa Of tie {f9f Jl5{e
consisting OF views III the Hoy Land together ita MANY
OF the remarkable objects mentioned Oh and sew
Iestaments; representing sacred historical selts cane
from celebrated pictures principally by Gil
The landscape made orig nal sketches taken
the spot, w Interesting leterpss descriptions chiefly
expana tory OF the enavngs, AMI of numerous passages
connected with tbs history geography. natural history ana
antiquities of the sacred scriptures. Robert -ear=
The History II the Efcac Rerot<iioa, by NJ A TurlRs
translated, with notes and iii istratons from a-
thentic sources by Frederic Sh2berl, :hree volumes
The History Of the Mary Of he Z States Of .3iterica
by j. fenlEofe Cooper, in volumes.
Tie papers Of James Madison, purchased ny order a
Congress- being his correspondence Reports of debates
during the Congress of the Confederation his reports of
debates in the Federal Conventions published from the
original manuscript deposited in the State b
directions of the joint Library Committee of Congress IN
der the sGperin.endence of IL. ID. Glpn.
History Of the L. States, from tia discovery of the A.
mencan Conti0ent by George BancDft.
Democracy IN .lnserica.-The sria influence Of De-
mocracy, by Alexis De IocqueEle OF the ineti-
o. France and OF the Chanber Deputies translated
by Henry kee"e Esq, with origai preface John e
Sponsor
Just received and for sale a the BOOK STORE,
Richmond, June 18Th. Is Ii.
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NOTICE..
l,J'ee Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Conpany,j
INDIANAPOLIS, Arc. IL. ISL {

VIE MEMrERs Of said Company are hereby notified
Il mat To- the payment OF bv tire and Iabtes
the Directors this day ordered the foiopiny
oil me PREMIUM NnFEs- pavah 70 the Treasurer an ar he
oe me oofia day OF October aoxt ensuing, to-vit:
"a an Notes dated on or before December = 1882 and
net discharged, being from no. \ TO- hos both INCLUSIVE
elSht and 3He quarter per cent
oh an Notes dated after December ;, 1892 and on or
before December y, 1899, being from No 1909 to No
2ol9, bo;a inclusive, and quarter per cent
On all Notes dated after December az f93a .,a -, or
before October 29 1910, being from No 0lg 10 Ne , 1
both inclusive, sir aud three quarters per cent
oh all otes dated October %, l54o, On or before
December ., l64o, being from l5 to No 34 bo,h
inclusive, fee and ltrce q14r7crs per cent
On all Notes dated after December j. $780, and on or
before December Is. $50. being from No. 235 to No
1-io. both inclusive fire and one ha{f per cent
On all otos dated after December Is 1870 aud on or
before teoIua q ISL being from No 2,246 to 283
po,a me e, jour ami three quarters per cent
On all Notes dated after February g. Is4i and ON or
before February Is, ISL, being from No 224 to M
23l' both inclusive. fur and quarter per cent
On ali Notes dated after February Il. ISL and ON ar
before 4atea > ISL, being from No .295 to No. 1906
both inclusive, tour per cent
On all Notes dated after March O. s4I and on or before
Mag 2i, ISL. being from No 2,307 to No 1884 both
inclusive, one and three quarters per cent
On all Notes dated after Nav "a Iofi and ON or before
July 9. ISL, being from No 335 TO Ne $40 ho,h il,
ctueire, one 4e2Tter per cent
Receipts for assessments will be forwarded 10 agents or
other duly authorised persons whom Members
qnested 70 make prompt payment Interest will be charged
on all assessments due after October 1b the day On which
they payable. Members are reminded that bv the e
fht section e the charter they liable for suit on
the whole amount OF their premium in case they neg
lee or refuse pay their Notes Of the solvent
banks IN Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky Ohio will be re-
ceved for assessments al par
In any Members have alie,ateg their natiros h
sale otherwise they urgently eqaetad sarsaer
the same for discharge in accordance with the fifteenth
at surrender Agents requested to call the item
ion Of Iembes the acquisitions the charter By
-, ~ ofds' of the Directors,
49, ~ MES BLAKE. Treasurer
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DIR. GRANGER -Mr. Morgan, a member Of
Congress from New York. in note TO the Couri.
or anu E"q llrer states that lIr. Granger advised
"'ih on the morning of the day of the Cabinet re-
Sisnattous, that he had determined to RESIGN. bn
was unwilling to d. $. without contarricg with
'he wing delegation from New York. lie was
men informed that they ropcurred in tho nr,,e,c-
''s resignation Mr. Granger then reques-
communication to that effect. which was
.'a~h "P' signed BY the delegation, and handed
10 him.
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Administrators Notice.

the undersigned have taken Of the Clerks Of
w fee, letters Of Administration, the Of
William Fry, dec. All those indebted requested
make immediate payment, and those wing claims against
the present them legally authenticated, wihin
twelve months from date. The supposed to be
solvent.
ELI BROWN. Administrator.
PRISCILLA FRY, Administsatrix.
9th month 24th. 1871. 3s-3t
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\ EA RM for Sale.

Vii. sphseribef- would sell EIGHTY TO ONE HUN
Il blsED AND EIGHTY ACRES. of a. good
LAND a. ever lay doors, west OF Ricbtnon4
tl5 along SIZE Of tie Quaker Coege Farm and south at
the National Road 4 ney. Dwelling Horse roa3 ,t--h
aras, ami Ten -eFer-taiiing Springs, thereon
iLRAis-. he fst payment ii SIX months balance
annually Tor feur years; good traded for
Any person VINO may choose paw Cash in hand sbsI
nave value received. Ter further particulars see
i. RAlE>BACh. on the Farm
October ?. 1871. 2a,f
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Noisy Orators--Lacon says in one of his pithy
paragraphs:
Those orators VINO give much noise ard
many words, but iittle argument and less wit,
and who re most loud when they are least lucid.
should take lesson from the great volume Of
Nature; she often gives The lightning, even
without the thunder, but never the thunder with
out the lightning"
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MILITARY ORDERS.

he Inhabitants Of the Eighth Regiment Tnliana uir5a
are hefeoy required TO appear paraie and e -
ped, with their several Companies as the Jaw directs
saturday iae 9th day Of October next in Centfcvt!Ge
ets Al !" "zeioeS a NJ for reVie" and field ST.,
and this you Will omit.
ENOCK RAILSBACk,
-, Col. CONT 8ih Regt Ind Militia
Richmond Sept. Is, 1911
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
Great Meeting.

MERE will De GREAT MEETING of the friends
n universal ioertyhe friends of the immediate eman-
caton OF the slaves III the United Statesths friends
the scheme of coloniZny them
tnent OF amerca together with those friendly old
scheme OF colonizns them the of Africa: all
respectfully requested TO meet Dublin, Ia FRIDAY
the 10th day of October and discuss
their respective schemeswth the hope uniting
try middle ground; in
delivering the oppressed from hands
and that we may the speedily give liberty to whom
liberty is due.
he above call made by the undersigned reaues,
o citizens who, with ourselves favorable to home
colonization: believing it plan than to let
loose of the free States, uncutvaed negroes Of
the South Come NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Commandments!
come all, and let US have general disc
principles.
PLEASANT JOHNSON,
G. w. WITT.
JONATHAN WILSON,
JOEL Cox
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FoR THE PALLAnICs NJ.


Ii better t. 20 to the house Of mourn.og than to tn
Of sting. for the end Of all men, aad tn
~ will Law il to his bear - Eccksstastes, 2
Thou gone in ROMANS prime
To the dark and loNIy tomb;
Where the earth-%orm silent creeps-
Where tbs ka,trerd hero sleeps;
Where the aasal and the king,
Side by side lie mouiiering;
Where the sword and sceptre rust,
Earth earth, and dust DUST
Halcyon hopes thus early clouded,
Kindred spirits early shrouded
Spirits knit by henrenl-born ties,
Emblem sweet of Iarddise;
Naught Of earth yield balm,
Aaught the troubled spirit calm:
In the God Of mercy trust
ssEarth o earth, and dust to dust'
Pride bow before his rod,
Yield obedience God
Freely own his sovereign power,
Ere Deaths dark mantle DER Us lower:
And change this dying form of clay
For one glorious, endless day:
Death will keep his silent trust,
ssEarth to earth, and dust dust.'
CoNsTANzA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

TIE British Nary.--Great Britain has now in
Commission two hundred and eighty SIX naval
vessels. OF which fifty seven are steamers. For
ly-sIx Of these steamers, and uiattten Of the 9th
vessels. have 10 armament board. The
amber IT guns at present carried bt the vcs-
sells III commission Is four thousand SIX hundred
and ninetysIx.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

WooI.-lt is estimated that it takes the labor
OF % persons for week. Of one person for
n year, TO manufacture pound Of wool into broad
cloth Vermont it is said grows three md half
million pounds of wool, and that II ,5S5 persons
are employed IN the manufacturing of ii in the
manufactures Of tina, States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

ABoTITIoNIsN Tho Cleveland Herald saws
that ''nobblng printing Offices and breaking pres.
ses are but poor ways of killing obnoxious papers.
The Cincinnati Phianhropist IS already out a
gam, strong, vigorous, nd more determined than
ever. y x Mobs are the most prolific seeds Of
Abolitionsn"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
Branch state Bank OF Indiana.}

LlchmohG 9th A0nth, 2sta. ISL
VIE Stockholders ii this Branch hereby notified
that al Election Tor eight Directors ensuing
Nt tie held at tie Banking Sesoa4-dav the f1
O. e 1-leEenth noath (Aeaday. st of November
ELIJAH COFFIN. Cashier
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

DIED, IN this city, the morning of the 25th ut BEN
JtnN SroNEs aged and much respected citizen of
place.
-oh the same day, in the vicinity OF this place JOSH
IA STARR, aged about - years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

Henry Ciay-The eItIzens of Lexington have
had great meeting. and resolved TO give real
Kentucky barbecue TO their distinguished citizen
Henry Clay on his return home, at time lie
fixed by him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

SHERiFF-S SALE.-By virtue of an execution To me
~ directed from the Wayne Circuit Court VIII expose
al p3odc safe at the court house door
wayne county, Indianaon the 23d day of Octobe
1871, between the hours of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock
p On said day, the following property to-u.i,. Part
OF Lot No4, numbered the plat OF that part of
Jonn Smith AMI bounded as follows Beginning
AIan street at the noft-easi of land
cu3ed by AbTam Earnest ana 20 feet inch
north said lot soath derzae east
80 lee ana inches. 10 the southeast said Ear
ness iand thence south Sd degrees. I0
ees TO stHhe thence north 81 degrees. 81
'hehee north degree 20 feet an4 10 inches
south Gil degrees inch :thenre
t' oeSFee. ii feet inches II Main street
vest along Main street Ii and inches, TO the
"Nen as me properly of Jacob L keeer TO satisfy exc.
cutions in favor o Shearon
- THoS C. NOBLE, Sheriff Of w c.
>7et'1. -. A0tt- --.909
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

Presbyterians The Prcsbyierians have held a
meeting at Huntington, Tenn. which contin-
ued l / days, and during that time III persons
were added to the Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
A New Professorship.

The Boston Post, calls Locke, schoomaster
who has been indicted for numerically cowhding
his scholars, professor of Comhiiian phiebotomy-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

TIE Commons, belonging to the city of St.
Louis, have been divided into lots, and sold
on the 9th instant at public auction. Within the
corporation limits, the price ranged about 5000
per
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

HINT at Working Ciasses-and all oMers-I
man al II years of nge, began To save one dol
lar week, and pnt 1t at interest every wear he
wouiH hare-ai 81 wears of nre $3.50: at III
81 500; at .! s3,6>0; at 80. St, 3d. at IL 81
600 When e took at these sums and when We
think how much temptation and evil might be a
voidcd IN the act of saving them, and how much
good a man IN humble circufistanc nav do for
his family BY these sums we canno, help wonde r
ing mat mere arc not moro savers of y week
lie VINO saves tins sum may not only paw his own
way but he may help the afflicted and subscribe
70 various benevolent societies. In short he NAV
snow mercy 10 thousands IN this world, and he
may help them on their way 10 "A better
The above calculation is from an English naper
hhd me interests Us reckoncd at ahont bait the
rate IN this country. II man here were To save
one dollar week during the lime above spscl6.
cd. he would AT seventv-one be worth nearly
S2o'oio, prov ided The interest be computed semi.
annuity Al per cent. per snnum.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

More borrowers IN the aarket-Canada is in
the market for loan Of fl 800 900, for which
bill has just been passed. and gent has been
appointed 10 go to England and try TO get it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

ihp' -, Tue i>th INST at the Canadian Coy
efoment House, nj Kingston, u. c. Lord Sxnr,s
h hAh' ire Governor General. He fell from his
~; "'o"' l"o weeks before his death, and br Ike
ms leg IN two places. This il is undsrs.1,li -
uaeed other diseases which terminated H. ~,
tCin. Gazette
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

MARtIED.-On Thursday evening the 23d ultimo, by
the REV Gro. FISK, Ma. JESSE X. STRAwBRTDGE, TO
VI ISIS ELIZABETH JANE IioRNER, Ii of this city.
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Administrators Sale.

a ILL be sold the Lila of 10th month ISL. In
w Wayne township. al Allen Huskins ) miles north
Of Richmond. the road leading I,ilshoronsh
property Of liiam Fry, dec. Consisting Horses
Wagon. set of Harness, Clock. Bareau. Ia
ble- Feather Beds. Beadsteads and bedding household
and Kitchen fdrae pough and other articles tedf-
Gus to mention sale TO commence 10 O'Clock Il. II
erns maize Known day OF SAFE. due attendance be
given, by the subscribers.
ELI BROWN. Administrator
PRISCILLA FRY. Administrators.
!ih month 9th. l14i. 35-3t
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0nn POUNDS of GINSENG W.xrrnf,-
S-. ~ and for which the highest price viii ne civ
en- II delivered At the Store of Richmond Trading and
Manufacturing Company ii Richmond. Indiana - p7o4
merchantabla order. JNO HaTNFS So
Richmond. July 3, ISL. o6.2s
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Sept. Doth 1871.
JACQUARD MACHINE

from New York, by which he can weave any Kind of =
i"t IKE on EONERiETS and CARPETS that can be
dFaWhnon paper lie will make the kind OF figures
aa bodoie-IoVo7les that made in Germantown Dun
io27FHe, ana Dayton any other place in the Western
country and al lie prices Such fgues as,heScotch
fancy with beautiful Thistle in border and Flower
IN the centre: Also. Harsons Fancy with border com
posed OF wreath OF Tulips Roses. and handsome
haFe III the centre; the Eagle border Bird of Paradise
with variety of other fine Figures
Ladies wishing exhibit their skill in their own Amer
can Manufacture. by making their Parout Carnets
can no" nave an opportuny as prepared to weave
the complete FIGURED, INGRAM CARPETTNG
the same as The imPoFedprovdcd they furnish good Yarn
and cool Colours ~
arm WIN DC received at the following places, and
goods returned free of charge:
h. Fishers Centreville; Mr. Brnce's, on the National
load, miles west of Censrevilc J. BaIdwin.s Cam
bridge City; Cheeseman's Mil. West River: VI F.
Reeves Washington and iIagers;oNn j aTonrar.s w IN
chester; Dr. J. Matchett's. Abingdon Ia also at G.
henneman's, New Paris john Degroot,s. Eaton: ana
Grimes. New Boston, Indiana.
MATTHEW RATTRAY
n II. Persons having coy ERLETS to weave. can
nave them done few weeks the j. received
hiehn'oha, sept io4l-59-tt NJ. X.
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-}Eitchell's Schoo Books.

yHIfFCtIrEJ,~ ftEsDCT .pTTrr -,
I . Srtooru ,~n con
1aees nd r3u,nrsees, reneral l1os.r,,5 ~ 49, -; !.
visions nf tho :, ~, ,,5,i, ti.afr - -, - -
ami states nrece3ed h, .o,,,s,,tf,,s ssil@ - - ~
gress OF geoaraohicat science : 49, p
The design Of the work is ndcata bv the tf,le IT
he roa3 !, @iaseas t,,, ,too W. - -;
Georraphv or nv ntnitz IA ,er alo,rel =, -, - -
This book will be found equally onvenen, +, baaz f
families who wish TO teach their rh ire, ar 10 ,}.ab
. have passed their period of tuition
The arrangement of countries il the same as IN ,a
choo Gcogra phy, the descriptive details are extended
i'll proportion enlarged dimcnsfns and will he found
give a lively inereatin. The world ac
cording 10 its condition the pesenl day.
The Reader arranged CORRESPOND with ss3fiteh-
ellis School AtIa,' already have the lat
ter Will be in possession Of suitable to the
former and individuals nav obtain it at "a cost
much below the price cha-eator Aliases compiled 10 IL
ustrate treases of equal Gcograp cal
Reader.
An important and. PERKINS, paramount feature n the
Render that its intod schools can be effected
without additional cost, by dsiaRsiaa with o,ta7 linz
books This ,iI Irf,[ :. n,,ts., ~ -. - -. 40
besr pupils, AMI enable population to acquire an
accurate knowledge OF the scisre.
ETTcfJFfy,s s.r,r,nv 1r.rp.n,r,r -,
IN aj,IlI ,YA.I i-o'a NJ IL AM
ri =, rea- o,d ~. t I 80, t'9''eN Up
ex,a,t =, ,rbi.b :. - To- @ iii'eH '''tte7' ne
o,fs -, - t . i "eea>ohs ai1 destdea testiRo-
tIemen of the h,tasl f anu ss
ination. justify the in presenting it teaIse
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

nnn GRATED and Tnoculated Fruit
4 O.VOO Trees. of large for al Inc
Richmond Nursery, situate distance Richmond
OF the logansPort road. computing of
fruits ripeGing succession the year round
CORNELIUS RATLIFF, Proprietor.
9th mo- 22nd 1o4l.
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oRBANA BANK-Rumors. started we believe.
VI Tue Statesman. have been 10 circulation. II day
'F '"o.against the Urhana Bank. The notes are
''I'' ea by Banks and Brokers in this city as US
ual.- GIN. Gazette
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BARGAINS!
copper. Brass. SHacs.s-Sr0n and
HiE-Narc Mandatory

VIE subscriber lakes this method Of lDfornng the c
zens oi Richmond, and public generally tlat he
has commenced the above business in Richmond where la
Intends Keeping constantly hand general assortment
OF copper, brass, Seet-iron and Tin Stills Brew
e Fulers Dye, md Iiatte1s es OF every decripton
aae to order at the shortest notice and good
' '""' all hihaS 81 topper wash, stew and
ties kept constantly hand; also general 90
inv are "itch viii lie sold wholesale retail
'eft'7 is II can be bought IN the All kinds
pairing done the notice fAo hgrst yco ~
Dc Paid Ter Old copper, brass ami peNtss.
y, HUGH OWEN.
Richmond, May L. 1870 10
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Z = Il Il.
T Ak n Office.

VIE amount Of Tax charged each one h4aEr ia=
l. lars Of valuation, for State County and .,.a5 5
ses. as follows, t3-y9it:
state tax on each hundred dollars. 80 sesa#-.
County ~.
SOn-Re sideut Road tax
For each poll for state purposes.
- :. - = County
Attendance Ff tc given ID the 81 raj I's,e5f-..
usual places OF holding Elections. for the s,rtt
wing payment Of Tie Taxes asscssod, on the las..
VIE (rnrira
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10. 1872

fatne short of majority, 2oto There are
~, ~ towns to hear from which last year gave ii43
wing and 1000 Loco votes Both branches
the Legislature decidedly Wing.
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~ PH1-This - -. :. - -.

lICHELL'S PRIMARY SCHOOL GEOGR A.
w TIi1 This little work is Intended as first re-
oaay iof chiidren and prepared for the
VINO nave begun 10 spell and read. degree
ctS Inc author has eadeavored. a-coTngv to renaar
easy q comprehension and interesting youth
IN pupil. "a is limits will permit.
ne PRIMARY Biography contains &c pages, about I20
eh5a'hss. ard fourteen mans These executed from
original designs BY best artist in their respective
branches. in the United States
ftcioFa3 Illustrations well designed and especially a7a-
'e 70 me FoTh they accompany. auxiaf essential
'Aa them geography for yoaa- persons would pos
Sess bsii Ittie value Many Of important
the seenee 81 geography be Impressed the Or
vsI5ie images more forcibv than BY any other
ne Introduction Of msra end religious sentiments into
s lakee oF me Instruction o. Young persons calc
lated 70 improve the heart and lend additional strength to
parental adaenit5on. Accordingly. throughout. work
wneneye- the subject permitted such reflections obzer
TaiIoas nave been made calculated the su
psFoFtiy OF enlightened institutions excellence Of the
CHRISTIAN Fe.tson and the advantages correct moral
Learner.
Juss received AMI for sale At the BOOK STORE.
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MATTHEW RATTRAY.

n II. Persons having COSERLETS to weave. can
nave them done few weeks after the received
Richmond, Sept. IsII-39-tf NJ r
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GOODS FOR SALE
Great HsAEeG ySII

ME undersigned. wishes elspose eff his stock af
4 Goods. wholesale retail, COST: as he warns
close up his business. BY -Gth Of month The
attention OF the public tins proposition
GREAT BAltG AIMS be had. far CASH
ANY wishing purchase The entire stock, can be
accommodated with which the goods are ana
with dwelling which attached s3re AT a cea
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Corner Of Main and Front St-z
\. b. Those indebted subscriber. are requested
to call Immediately, see their pecgiye accounts
Richmond, 9th mo. 9th. I7fi. J. w
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And at CensFeiIle at the Tfeasurefs Once every s,
thereafter.
The Iaxes due, and are required IN he "a
o. before the 23ta Of December next. or a penalty
per cent - Imposed by 2e al that remain unpaid
that JsS0. HAN
Ireasarer of Uayne Count
y b. That taa balance of Taxes that due for
year i-4J, VIII ne required paid Immediately,
ldFtaest at the times proposed Taxpayers
The several Townships.
JASON HAM, Collector for 1910
August 18th. i54l. % 6~,