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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-11-16


ASOTntS bsTnoAdos We are informed from
HE proper source, that Mr. Sylvester SPENCER who for
many years ,asl has had charge oi the pension Office
au@che 10 me Mechanics Back ~ tis cry iufns oo,
n a dehuteJ To tie amoupt Of about eleven thou.
sand dollars. Being entrusted by ltr bank 10 draw
checks Tor the payment 81 pensioners. hs has seems.
recently drawn such checks, al diBsren, times wiIhia
the last Ell months 70 he shove amount IN lhs names
Of persons not entitled 10 pensions, and procured tho
money sHd appropriated i 10 his own use.
A careful siaminuton OF the pension Office and
vouchers shon ne precise amour, ofdsiacstian 10 b
$40 e12' which will be- nearly covered - ne sseun-
ies held by tie bank.
PROM Sir spsncef's account. o0uobolaisd IN sshsy
eievmsiaboe'. would seem thai aGch. u aoi Ans,,
ofthe nonsJ ifs0dulsriy sbsIaots5 ~ In h1s lhs
Mechanics bans has Roae .niS .Is Wsllnsloa B4nh
Of ibis CITY AID ht holds their o-r,iEcAiss s esn.d-
cradle pan " We amount. ~asch have besa pfo.saed
iof Don-psymsni.
Tssrs Is rIsop slrs 70 s-fP-st ar 10 VsslArs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Bronchitis. bronchitis!
BEWARE or THATDREAD DESTROYER,
0I-TIIE BRNCHITIS:A0

yNTHICH spares neithstho Young, the Good, the
beautiful, bur IS anrally hurryins thousands uroa
thousands to premature graz unaar the mistaken name Of
Consumption. The usual SYMPTOMS OF ths disease are,
Cough, Soreness al the Lug Iuroat, Ioareae, D5-
Guilty of breathing, Assn, Hectic Fever, SpsEin. p
Fhlegu Matter and sota.ines Blood It ini2Ha-
NATION Of the fAe skin lines the inside Of tle small
wind tubes or air vessels raninz through Of me
Lungs Iha and eec ial ycagcdy this alarming and
w3e-7p reaing disease IS ts krr. / CorEET BALM OF
LIFE Ihis and in4aablo Medicine is uni, orally
pronounced, Ivy the multitdes vino used and
It's healing virtues. be tn wonderful and admirable
remedy in the world for 90 Brsrbjts, C,s-as,
serere C5iis Crors2, .4sttAg, Uho2.g Co,gi, aAd ali
diseases Of the Lungs and Atdpoe, .ach neglected,
lead 70 REAL Consumption
The BALM or LIE entirely aioof i.e varioas
fkst>"t A0stre2s Of the day, having inssF
conf !eaca Of fcf4as, Ci-ggHe ana the sfei@ent Of
al e1eses wherever it has introduced. Philanlhro
pstz, and all Who truly syn4ttjse with human suffering
where hail IL appearance with heartfelt 10y; aa5
look upon the BsL LFE Of those great and tg-
common blessings which KIM Providence occasionally be-
-;oa= man but which. like angels lists, few aa
far between.
fE-Circuars containing numerous testimonials of the
highest Tespectabty, be had gnt4sols, Of all
Agents.
CoyEnT's BALM or LIFE, (Oae DoHsr per BotAe) is for
saie IN Richmond, By
IRWIN REED s. BROTHER
June 9Th. IS4I. 22-%5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
To Tanners.
MAY %. 1911

b'IsIHess, wieho7 TO dt-Fo-z ST his FANAAIlD and
Stock, situated III Washington, 10 miles northwest OF
Richmond, W Indiana. This anue5y well To-
Gated and Supplied with running water contains p Nats-
Il Bark iouse-Bark Shed-Beam housekeeping and
Finishing House, and IS surrounded by of the
prosperous communities in indiana the Stock consists of
ab9I 900 Sides and Skins. OF which being
the various processes Tanning having received
four layers OF bark. quantity of finished Leather
a large proportion ready to he worked out. Also,
Green Hides; about 20 cord of good Bark; quantity of
superior OIL together with excellent Bark MH all the
Tools, &c necessary both for Tanning and Finishing.
The above VIII be sold liberal credit, if made
small proportion only viii be required down, the remain
der viii De divided into easy yearly payments; part OF
which viii be taken Leather exchanged merchandise
desirable real estate. Possession aiven immediately
Letters SUBJECT post paid, and addressed
either Richmond. Greensboro p O. Wayne Indiana,
viii receive prompt attention
MARK +. REEVES.
Nav -. 1871 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
NEW FASHIONS.

= RS HART, has Just receiv d the latest SPRING;
WI AND SUMMER FASHIONS. fo- / aIies, U,,s
and Bonnets A article of Willow Framine ,,,,,h
superior 10 thing used place before
NUMBER OF thgiish Straw Bonnets, of superior qualitv
for sale. Silk and Lawn Hats and Bonnets of eyaG IA
scHPtioa, made order and constantly on hand Also
all anus OF Ribbons and Trimmings, ia hin.
ATtciaI lowers, and other fancy
for sale All kinds of VI LLINARY done to order
rs Those wishing procure the latest Fa shiops wi
please favor with call and themselves
my part made to please the Pi,,
and Fashionable
0-Shop at tho old stand, Main street. opposite the
l OF ounce. MRs. HART.
Richmond, May y, 1911 2O,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber is DESTROYS of selling private
any Of the property here ma fer described, wit;
The House and lot, the of Main and Front
streets, occupied by John Williamson
\ building lot, with Old house it, Main
adjoining tae above named lot the and adjoining
three story brick lately put up by Job Borton.
\ bulldog lot, also Main adjoining the proper
" Of Armstrong Grimes the west, running back about
$50 feet alley, and having the advantage foot
alley extending from 'front.' along its whole length back
the first mentioned alley
The property nc resides. consisting good,
finished brick dwelling house, nearly The build
- by 81 feet, with four the first floor,
passage entry kitchen, milk house. wash house. all
brick good and roomy stable and other buildings
good quality. Excellent water; roomy, dry aud airy
cellar: about and half of ground, less
quantity suit the purchasers fruit of various
kinds. The Is surpassed by any place.
Peasantaess Il IS well calculated private
4eace and yet the business part Of the city.
and would be good situation for boarding This
property undersigned mproy expressly own per-
residence aad believes will inspection.
Also. Farm Of 80 acres, situated miles from
improved by Frederick Hoover, by
several strong I'd failing Springs: excellent
ard. consisting of 300 trees embracing good variety
OF fruit
The terms OF sale Of any Of property.
will be fair and liberal. price and Those
POSED purchase such property respectfully invited
call and examine for them selves.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Richmond, 5lh No. pad, lo4l. 20-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Glen-Hope Factory.
May - 1911.

VIE undersigned, taken Woollen Factory
Z me iy owned by VIM. Bancroft, hafa-nnile below
Rchmond where ne intends carrying branch
es of manufacturing. such at ianne James, Satnetts,
Cardng and Spinning, &c, country. either by the
yard shares. a the machinery superior
quality and the undersigned having many years eNper
he hopes give general atst"ton both i'll the workman-
sn p terms.
lie inleads buying small quantity OF Wool, and has
prospect Of buying ,nore extensively few
JOHN HUTTON.
May -. 1871. 20-22
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Information Wanted.

ME unders gned on the estate or Wn,
Neal, deceased late of Wayne c Indiana, are nnx-
ascertain tho residence address OF some of the
relatives Of said deceased they TO ascertain
that there any heirs said this country He
came TO the Western country thirty wears
is believed from South Carolina, went the from
the State Of Maryland. Any information respecting hi.
friends will be thankfully received, relations Will
fin it to their advantage write after learn
ing this IENINUS KING.
JOSEPH RICH.
Richmond, May p. l64l. 20tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Z ETTERS Of administration on he estate OF VIM
4 Neal, deceased. have been taken the WAYNE
PROBATE Court by the Undersigned: they therefore give
tee TO all indebted tosad make immediate pay
r1en and al having claims against to present
1he Authenticated for settlement. within year
from tais date The e. i supposed 70 be solvent
LEFINUS KING, JOSEPH RICH, Afm'rs.
MAJ 20h. IS4I. 2o-22
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Administrators Sale.

M Ill De sold, on Th.sday the Eth at June next
az see residence of Thomas Lamb. a good Saddle
--e-eass- Lilfe Gun. Silver Watch, Trunks
e45ns ApPafe', &c. belonging to the estate Of Wa
veal, aeee2se.. sale - commence at one O'Clock H. m
On 7all cay ne tennis will BE months credit h sums
ov,, a'fee dollars. LENGNUS KING. JOS. RICH,
A"' - 1tfL' N<V---J Admins. sat cEs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
nJTAE1E yDYECE.kH0

! ETTERS of administration, d bons non. have been
bsen taken of the Wayne Probate Court, the
estate of John White, deceased he Of Wayne county.
Indiana. PeE-ons having business with said estate viii
call Oh him; and II j. particularly requested thai tle bus
ness Of said may settled n possible
JESSE TOWNSEND
May 29th, 1871 2l-23c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Branch state Bank of Indiana.}


ME Stockholders TINS Branch. hereby informed
Z taat Dividend the Capital Stock, Of four and a
a4 per cent tor the last half has been declared and
viii he paid their legal representatives.
called FOR. ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Partnership Dissolved.

ME partnership heretofore existing, between Gabriel
Strans and John Fleming, is dissolved by mutual con-
The business will be continued by GABRIEL
SIRANGs, who Will settle all the he hrn-
Persons indebted viii please call and their accounts
GABRIEL STRANG,
JOHN FLEMING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
fourth Cents Reward.

= , ANYWAY from the s,srriber. an ndentaI appren-
Z, tee by, naned BENZ BIN ROSS. The public
are cautioned gans trusting him any
my account, viii pay Hclebts of his coatractin-
The above reward will be scaor IS return, but Thanks
ELI HIATT.
Sixth Month 9th, ISL 29-3t*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Tie President and u. $. Bank Tho
Charleston Courier, on the subject OF The fres'-
dents opinion n regard to National INK,
says:
I'VE have it on high authority, that Mr.. Ty-
Ter. as President oF the Senate, held himself 10
DO tho representative, not OF Virginia, but OF the
Union, and was prepared IN that capacity to have
gwen his casting vote, if necessary, IN favor of
National Bank
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING.

NOtCc.
2 VIE subscriber, having purchased
c> the entire stock of G. y. Dick
- intends carrying the business i
- the stand, where ha -, i'll be plea
FAM = /S@tS4z7J sed TO receive the patronage of his
aaS " -%sss friends and the old customers of the
W I .&t&-.s establishment He will sell for
NJ o. 1854 CASH, ana accommodate crsto-
4ss-4ss--Szsss short notice. ne viii have
g a DiCSISsay. asd JosIfU, y. HUNNIcUrT in his
pov THOSE wishes work doae caa, before be served
nj short hotice Work warranted. ard well done. for
tile ready. GEO, l. WIChFRSHAM
Richmond, May D, 1871. 2Ou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
Take Notice.

4 LII persons, knowing themselves indebted to VIM.
Gorden, by Note, informed that they would art
wisely in calling upon the subscriber paying their re-
spectvc amounts; he is authorised collect the same
JESSE PARANORE.
May -, IsIi. o0-o2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
NEW SHOE SHOP.

A STRANG, has IL hand "A good assortment o
~ BOOTS and SHOES, and win make o order, III
hrst style, all kinds Of work stand
or repair for nothing Country produce will taken
exchange for work.
Richmond. May 29th, IS4I. Old
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
{ Nl E. ID L GIN T. $. S,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE sTUFFs, &C. &C. =

II1E subscribers grateful
tosu Il
selves ina ecaneo asweiby,
Il
nj prt m mia 70 H A
en- n ling positive In4tI rCas.
n n MON
ON HAND. considerable
Jaap Mustard Magnes Castor OIL A Pepper Baby,
of haSpa.xh
o. rANp or
1DVrN D&ND
street.. d, indiana.
My 90.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

TnE FIsnERrGs- The mackcrol fishery has for
several years been so unsuccessful, that II VIII
probably be abandoned in great measure, be-
fore long. The cntiro catch OF Massachusetts
Inst year was only 30 900 barrels, having been
gradually diminished since 1881, when 1t was
3s5,Go) harrals.-In Portland, 5000 barrels
have ualn packed ia Il single seascn--therc were
but au,li 90 barrels packed last ycar
Tao cod fishery is 50 uncertain, both from
searcit: of fish aud low prices, TINT unless they
H41 the bounty 10 rely upon, it would DO abandon
ed, as the vessels now in existence would wear
out or le lost. The French and English pay
much higher bounty 70 their fishermen than the
Uujtc1 States does. and hence the fish of those
.lati3as is sold ia Inc markets NJ bower prices
shan l4a American fishermen IS able to compete
eylln. the cost og carrying on tho cod fishe-
~ found - average about 500 a season, for
leads, lines, nets, knives, sal, aud provisions TO
each maa employed.
Il is cstinaioi that vessel in the cod fishing.
ii! take, on 81 average, seven qnintais of fish
when dried an1 fit for market, per tou. aad viii
use ONE bushels Of salt per ton, an average.
Large vessels viii use more. aud small ones less.
The earnings Of st man tor season viii average
from 500 10 SD clear OF expenses Of living
AejrbeFrupJrt Herald
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

NoRruERS INDIANA-We copy the annexed
paragr phs from the Cleveland Herald, with much
pleasure. Northern Indiana is great agricuIiu-
raj region, aud with the completion Of the Ohio
portion Of the Wabash and Erie Canal must pop
uiato with great lpIdity.
MIcnIGAS CIrY.--Notwithstanding the large
shipments of produce from Michigan City tits
spring, the Gazette says there is row IN store
ready for shipment 5000 barrels Of Flour,
about 1000 barrels IF Pork, and a large quantity
Of other produce.
Northern indlrna is destined to rank among
the best agricultural regions in the Union. The
rust and army worm cut off much Of the wheat
crop OF that section last year, but the prospects
for the coming season nre good. Last year 1t was
found ~ accurate calculation that $4,000 acres
II wheat were grown IN La Porte county alone!
the quantity OF acres to be harvested this sea-
- about the same. The counties Of Lake,
Porter, 81. Josephs, Etharf, koscinsko Marshall
White, &c, equally fertile and we'll adapted
to tho growing Of breadstutTs.
\ good harbor IS greatly needed at Michigan
Cay, and the improvements stopped ny the des-
tructlve administration Of Mr.. Van Blren should
ho resumed soon practicable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

4 BLUNT S9LDIER.-Ever since Jack Falstait
commanded his company with but two shirts be-
tween them, wo believe il has been the fashion
10 consider hi"nlnesss of manner the peculiar
property Of the Soldier and that like OlhcIlo, he
to nc crude Of speech" This perhaps was
the freak Of BY gone times, and desuned 10 re-
main amid tho Iora OF tho past, # late event
bad NOT revived it, in all its original beauty.
The Joke Is a good one If true, and If not only
shows how have been guled by some wag
sish friend.
On Wild Cats interview with Major ChIlds.
at Fort Pierce, the other day, after exhibiting
his consequence in several outbreaks OF Impu
dence, he saw an iron pot, which he recognized
as having once belonged TO him. Pursuing his
strain OF uniutored eloquence, "You call yourself
a WARRIOR" said be, land Yet YOU took that pot
from an old woman. Ii it had been a man, and
taken IN fair fight it would have been your pot,
but you frightened the squaw and captured the /
pot That was not a warriors act ] would as
soon take baby linen from piccaniny, as pc,
from squaw. But am warrior. and want
my pot" Tho gallant Major could not stand
The force of the argument; the pot was borne off.
to gladden. the old woman again with tho delights
Of sofky.--Ib.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

Tares IN Pbaadclptia-The expenses of the
city of Philadelphia for ISL, are estimated NJ
Si2S,23S, to pay which tax of ninety ceats en-
every 500 value of real and personal property
Is levied on the inhabitants
National Baak.-The Chamber Of Commerce
OF the city of New York have determined TO pc
htlon Congress for the establishment of Nation,
al Bank
Large BasiHess.-Upwards of 5000 passengers
"a. asIseq over the Harlem Railroad, IN J. on The
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05

GREAT RoBBERY THE FREDERICK COUNTY
BANK-Ihe last mails from Frederick bring us
the distressing intelligence that the Frederick
County Bank, located Frederick city, was en-
tered come time between Saturday evening end
Monday morning, and robbed ofthe following funds
In Gold, slo,o1o IS
Ia notes and bills Of other Banks, and
Check. s,73s 10
In notes of the Frederick County
Bank. 1874 1857 90
State s Def cent Bonds. 5000 90
State q ner cent Certificates, 900 90
) per cent Sterling Bonds, l2.222 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-06-05
GlS5,916 81
Making an aggregate Of

Making aggregate Of SlSo,J'o d
The entrance 20 the bank md vaults etfec-
ted by false keys and the proceedings Of the rob
bers seem to have been conducted IN the most
confident and deliberate manner,
There large amount OF silver in the Bank,
which wa. untouched. There watch to
the Bank, and no other means Of security adopted,
bu. what was afforded BY locks. II IS sand that
the kew of one OF tho doors Of the Bank found
Yesterday in q creek about hundred yards from
the building, end a dark lantern found upon
"A bridge III the vicinity.
The Directors at a meeting yesterday, reso!v ed
to offer the large reward of SlO,0 900 for the recoy
cry Of the money and detection Of the thieves
or $4,000 for the recovery of the money, or in
proportion for whatever part o. the whole sum
may be recovered
The Capital Of the Frederick County Bank is
$40 900. and 1t did large business and was IN
hIgh credit-BaItimore Patriot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
RI TOWN AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SUPPLY or WINTER BOOTS
MORE FALL AND WINTER DRY
l.nnIlE

~ the schr "c'moulh, Ia New York We have re
- ceiveIt tnlnd 'r ofour Fall and winf-r pIrrhas
es when having o?ensi ani be pie
l" s'cw To "ut custom n purchasers generally.
view M say 70 hen that at previous have W.
bech abe to ohcr aem gresier inducements have re-
Superior wCol,iyc.il lar. Cio.I.
ID" blue brown ami invisible Rrran do
do WuSe, diamond ami plsiu n yer do
Do plain black ADD hue CsssucIes
DO Ia y do, Tire bet assortment we have evsr had
AMI o The newest styles
heniucsy Jeans. SIiiiasts ard glasgow Jeans
y ~ III aud - Bih, Whitney ami Rose BIsnket,
Duihi AMI P0iut do, for Servants
Pilot Cloths sud Z usiusS. for do
- ma'yAnd PrnrcniiAry Paid Linsoys
= Ptau aud Plain 10
English, French ud American Prints
Mousei1 rs. thallys aud leg uns Ladies' DrcEsas
Embroidered EiCi and Fancy six Nuts
BLACK gud = ,lni MuuTniuL Nnusclans,
hldcH aud blue black B1mhsZines
ne'i hack ani blue niaok Gro de Rhine Silks
Blue BLACK and black figured 40
Fancy c'!orred silks. r'ain AMI figured
general assortment Of ris, Cotton, woIsted, NohaiI
aUd Cashmere Hos.
ialies' and Gen'iem.u's Mcrno Shirts and Drawers
-hawls Fancy Han Aerc' i,fs ami scGrfs
''cuicmcn'J ~Caris. bdkfS socks
WITH general snIurui of laplc Goods such as Iris
iinrns; lug Lawn; Biris am 1ahc Diapers; brown
GhCckS; TARA Pitts aud = si DOmeStcS for ServanIs
Printed s,S"ntSs snd Enssh MeTino-s. TOO do; nos
SIR nkius Welsh anduthrr FtInnnls; fine M1usaian Elan
Bel tT uiaus' canton Flannel; hraChri aud brown Du
hne : ~trseIS, brown Holland; bow a., Cotton pznabTcs
etc with many oihcr articles which haSc not room 10
in-"rl IVA an Advertisement,
oc . DUDLEY - MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
TO MOTHERS,


MEssRs. Z. CHASE CO.-Gents Hearing much
VI sald aosut the extraordinary effects Of the
ton OF Persian Pal those about to become
viewer Undue ell make trial ofthsm Ny il, At
tune the mother 81 children, and tad the most
dous snd cHcruciana pains during sud eonns.
Den oi each Sue la tried every and
medicine but found little relief shs IA
king the Persan Pills about months before her confne-
men cher health b. ing very about this eugh time
pfesousl ana soon amer by their attend
To tie cares of mother 10 her family until eonine
n,nt A. tho tmi she commenced taking ti.. Persian
rs and Tor several wees previous, she an with
uiyt nara cough and frequent whie
Us. OF the Pils entirely removed before ns half boz
IL with great confidence that advise MI those about
70 become mo;hcrs make the PerE.Ll Pills All
,hore thar have taken them 10 have got
h"hy IN inc same mlnner, and about The hOus.
Gays There does appear 10 DC hslf the dan
rer OF ether difficulties sons la alter confinement where
taxing them, r they In the reach OF the poor sswc
as me rich We are truly thankful thai there remedy
winch females csn easily procure, which his fair . les
sen The world Of suffering which many them have TO
pear and per the lives which other.
wise would be lost. =. ROBERTS.
-, . A. %. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May iIh 1875.
For sac by A. q. STEVENS.
"A ElpV .fnD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
FRANKLIN PAPER uI,I..


Ihi iishshn company oi Kehmond, have tor sale, nj
.h.n own manu- iciure, g"od assortment OF n kinds
~ 'Af"N la Ecncfat use. which quality aud %
10y hle Mhi be 'uhd TO eompai. iIyantag DUSTY with
w PRODUCTION OF any siinlar -sabHsusn In tie Union
pt0vcnentK. ~ 'a''"' ''''
, ihf solicit thf particular attention Of members Of the
s' ''fA. oi courts Commis -ioncIs IA ChinCeIy NJ
Shdn = anu all who desire superior 10 their
Sup"thnr ieuer Cap, Record iuk Book Papcr IN lis
i 'he hnrA Linen socs, which gives II superior tex
', hiIensihani durability. Being USE. In Public OF
hccs mere thcy are pcTue refer to the fTst snd ..
ennh huors Treasurer. Clerks OF the House
hiy. '' wi VS. W"
Me- chants, Book binders Stsonsrs Printer and other
wholesale dealers, viii AWAY nd good tic
n or ~ he hanis Of h" agents, Mc.sIs James Szer
En- ihe '"ihtany invite orders for their Paper and ar.
desire ". " ''i'' ~ ~ "' my
Retail purchasers will fn the Paper mnnuf by
inc Franklin Company Ia all the Book r.ionar, snr
~ lhlt ,y inui Niiors other paris Of the In,
MI pIee"fs request ron The Tunhc generally
fair iel OF their paper ana such as Il may b,
fUuui tu IueTt. ' ~
B-Tuc highest price vii. be given for Clean Linen
aud Cotton Rags. delivered a lie m n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-26
MORE NEW nO0Ks-

Received by SMITH, DRiNKER A NORRIS
SPEECHES Of Henry Lord Broushsn. upon Question.
- 70 lating To Public Rights. Duties and Interests, viii
hlaorieal tntroductous, IN octave vols
BOOK OF the seasons, or Calendar OF Nstsre by wm
Ho~u, from the s,h London ed
Ceoei. or tse Adventures Of Csxcomhe
"nc vAs such 'iclisht-sOch aCoIeombe-.uch :
Jewel Il a Man 4"
The Pc Me P.peTs, By various hands, edited by
Charles ID eken., author Of Nicholas Nie.lcby, &c
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