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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02


years, the large and commodious
BRICK WAREHOUSE,
recently built by Capt. George Reynolds on The ri.
yer bank adjacent 10 the Warehouse of Mr.. Short,
and having good and substantial CANAL BOATS,
are prepared 10 carry on, under The name and
firm OF Siaey and Shafer, the BOATING AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS, in oil its varieties
Our experience in the business, and Fixed de-
termination TO do il in such a viii prove
satisfactory, will, humbIy expect. secure for US
a liberal share Of public patronage.
Ii ia the design Of one OF the undcrss ned =, be
generally with the boats, TO attend to sales Of Pro-
dpco, &C., (wben not consigned TO agents, where
BY the usual charge for commission will be saved
10 the owner and the best possible prices Obtained.
We intend keeping on hand ground and stone
PLASTER, SILT, FISH, T.7fs, Sc,
and any other article wanted from The District pro-
cured for customers free Of any charge, save the
cost and the usual freight.
The market price for FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN, RYE e. OATS, will be paid in Casa
on delivery the Warehouse; tits the option Of
the holder TO deliver any Wheat purchased; either
at the Warehouse or at Reynolds Potomac Mills,
we intend to purchase only for home mauufac-
lure.
Farmers wishing to exchange their Wheat for
Flour, car, at short notice, be accommodated by
The undersigned, with Flour manufactured at The
Potomac Mills.
JACOB STALEY,
ALEX. SHAFER,
Sbepherdsiown August IL, I84l-f
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WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

FB ENG about to remove to the University,
ed offer my residence, called
WOODBURY.. with $40 ncres of N <fTs.AA
LAND for sale. Its situation and EsssT.ze1 II, 40
improvements are so well known t-E- sssrsss..ssx2
in this part Of the country, that it * -
ia unnecessary to descrbe it. particularly, as any
purchaser will probably visi, H.
The terms of payment will be very easy and nc.
commodating.
II S G. TUCKER
August 10, 1871
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ROBERTS,
SEMI-M0NTHLY MAGAZINE,
Ear TyS,,r,, and sf...s.,lt...

MS published by the subscriber, on the lst and
u 18Th of every month. Each number contains
40 large pages, (21 sheeIs) and s printed in very
superior manner-afier the style OF Bacbwoo
Maga1ine--accomranied with ar extra thick cover
1t always contains all of the valuable miscea
Heous matter that appears in the Boston Notion
including the popular Romances OF Old St. paufs
by Ainsworth; The Poacher, by Mlrryatt; and
George ST George Julian, by the Author of Z" Val
entine Vox." Also all the Engravings that appear
in that psrer-together with occasionally piece
of fashionable music, At the end of the year 1t will
comprise "a volume Of over ONE THOUSAND PAGES
"a library in itself land the subscription for
year only 5000, and when taken in clubs Of Ten,
only 81 so e. 10 copies for $500
The first number Published January Is.
1871, and contained PART FIRST of the popular
Novels mentioned above. ali the back Nos. from
No. l. can be furnished
Postmasrers authorized to receive subscrb-
ers for the Magazine.
GEORGE ROBERTS,
August &C. l84i. Publisher and Proprietor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
DR. HARLlCn's
COMP UND STRENGTHENING AND
GERMAN .APERTEgT Pills.
LIVER COMPLAINT.

LIVER COMPLAINT,
care2 BY ne rise Of Dr. Hariieh's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperient Pttis
RTR. WILLIAM RICHARDS. Of Pittsburgh,
We Pa, entirely cured of:he above distressing
disease. His symptoms raia and weight IN
the left side, loss OF appetite vosfiing acrd e:ue-
tations, distsnton Of the stomach, sick headache
EuFTed tongue, couateuanee changed 70 eiiron coli
or, difficulty Of breathing, disturbed rest attended
with a cough, great debility, with other symptoms
indicating great arrangement Of The functions Of
the liver. Mr. Richards had the advice Of several
physicians, but received no relief until usirg Or.
H arlioh's Medicine, which terminated ia effecting
perfect cure.
Principal Office for the United States, No. 10
North ishth Street, Philadelphia. where recon-
msndaiions OF hundreds Of Isrsops may be SEEN all
Of which have been cured or benefited BY the med
icine.
This Invaluable medicine is for sale by a. RO-
BINS0N, Martinsburg, Va.
August 90, 1871.
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man named Beoussstd, Canadian by BIRTH
died lately in Lafayette Parish, in Louisiana, at
he age Of one kHndred and cightecs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
EVERY THING FOR SALE!


YKNHE subscriber will sen, ID ~ lie auction, a.
n his residence, on The road leadihs flom Mar
tinsbprg 10 the SPring Mills. and abasat miles
from town, "a Friday, the lea dag If Septesaber,
all his
REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Tie REAL EsrAre consists. Iss, Of en- IA MARI
Of the Farm which be nov resides HIS inter-
est in this TTReti is
Id ACRES
cf prime limestone lsnd--ali Of which is cleared.
except about 20 acres. There are On this parcel
Of IA acres. newly repaired Dwell.
,AEyA LfNG-HoUSE. KITCHEN, SMOKE
Isssef. HOUSE, BARN, STABLES, &c., and
ls5skxsy never-failing Well of excellent water.
sA'1'AA- ID. Two SHARES in the rabler Farm.
These two shares contain
III AG2NS
Of excellent Municipality similar to that above
mentioned 80 acres of which are cleared. On
ibis tract there is a small Dwelling House and
Kitchen, and Stable.
3D. Oae-fdh part Of thar well
known TAVERN STAND, on n Co.,
Queen Street. in Martinsbufg, "a
door north of Boyds Store. Its sSssssz.iss:sssSs
advantages a tavern house, re-
quire no particular description. To this property
Is attached fine buldns.ot on Burke Street
4lh. oae:f7A part Of a tract. containing
lg5 AODAS3
siiuaie in Morgan county. the road leading to
Bath, and adjoining The lands Of H4rmison, Roo
ney's heirs, &c. Also,
5th. Oae.Gtlt part a another tract, containing
100 A0AisSo
lying and being in the county, adjoining the
land. Of John Smith, Jacob Miller. and others.
Houses, Barns, and Springs % on both tracts
9th. an entire tract Of land, containing
$50 A0B&Sa
principally clothed With Timber. This lanllics on
he d aims Of Back Creek. near the D,idge and adj
Join. the lands of Col Snoaerass and Alex. Robin
son.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE IT is TOO
LATE.

CURE YOUR COUGH BEFORE TT IS TOO
LATE.
Nd EMEMBER--Delays are dangerous. Thou
u q sands die annually from that dreadful disease
CossuMPrIoS, which might have been checked at
The COMMENCEMENT and disappointed of its prey,
If proper means had been Tesorted TO. The very
many who have thus been snstched from thai fatal
ravsger, by the timely Of DR.. Swsyne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, bear testimony to
this day. announcing the cures the wonderful cures,
performed by the Of This invaluable medicine.
Principal Office, No. 10 North Eighth Street on
ly place in kHiladcp hia where the medicine can
be obtained
> This invaluable medicine is for sale by A. RO-
BlNSON, Martinsburg, Va.
August 90, 1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
notice TO E.gEs.WERS.

TETHE subscriber, having thoroughly repaired
n his MILL is now enabled to extend his bust
ness and to pay the highest price ia cash for nny
quantity of WHEAT. &c, aud stand The insPec-
ton. He will grind for customers the usual
terms, and is prepared to do country work in the
best Misunderstanding a roor fitted up for the safe
keeping of Bags from the rats. He hopes from
his long experience in the business aud dispose
lion 10 please, TO receive share Of the public pat
ronage.
ISAAC ROGERS.
Septemer 9, le4i.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

VIRGIN \ .--Ip the Circuit Superior Coan IL
Las. ard chancefy ia Berkeley County, June
Rules, 1851;
Peter H. Cookus, Adm'r of Cashatine Fecpeh,
deceased, flT.
against
Sils. Harlan. A5m'r Of John French decd v no
was Exec'r OF Jacob fsenrh. deed and Others,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
EDEBEFC sale.

NETILL be sold, at the subscribers residence,
Wv near Evans Tavern, on the road leading To
Shepherdstown. on Tuesday, the III day Of Sep
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aoberttstng aaemoranoa.


Sale Of Petsopal Property, on Tuesday next, near
Evars' Tavern, by Henry UuderGonk
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
Chs. ~. Lucas a j. n. stewart.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BALTIMORE, MD.

AVE sssocsisd themselves 10 the Practice Of
"A 81 the Law, ard VIII continne 10 pfaoure IN
Baltimore in the Ceur, of Apuunls, the Ii gu Cour,
oi Chanerry, aud thevatious C,uh,, C,u,s through.
out The State OF siatya land.
Any BUSINESS entrusted to tltm viii meet with
prompt and immediate attention. Persons having
business with the Baltimore and Ohio Roll Road
Complain, III at all times receive prompt snd I'M.
mediate isiotmaiien upon subjects connected there
with BY addressing their communications To Us.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
TO THE PUBLIC!
BRrcI, WAREHOUSE,

TESHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
II Public, that they have leased, for term OF
years the large and commodious
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02

These Land. mostly iimbercd some with very
good timbei Pine and Oak. Thu l07 acre Trncf,
has excellent Mil size on il, where mill
tor mcrly stood.
Terms Of Sale One half in hand, tho balance
in six and twelve months, 10 be secured by lien
ON the Lands.
JOHN SrROrHER, r.,,.,.e,
HARRISON WAITE, !
September 9, l84l.-5t
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Eo,. &0Ee.

ID RON & NAILS II have on hard a large as
Il sortm- NJ Of Iron & Nails, which will sell low.
August II. 7. BRODRfCK.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND,

]. KEICHAKD, C. N. c.
September Q, l8il.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-02
berkeley Cavalry!

August &c, 1871.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
FRESH
SUMMER GOODS.

DABCOCK'S, Tcbula, have just received
I'D per strnmcrs, "MAID OF AEKANsAs," and
"1cHuLA," general assortment ofSu MINER
GOODS, consisting in part OF
French, Ing ish, ana Domestic,
LIGHT FANCY PRINTS.
Printed and Hore, "a new article Muslins
LINENS, CAMBRlCS, LAWNS, RUSSIA
AND TABLE DIAPER.
ga & A Broad Domestic.
rs &4.4 No. !, Lowels.
Bue & Fancy CuItonades.
BLUE LOWELS, BROWN LINENS, TICK.
ING, CHECKS. MARSAILES QUILTS,
AND MOSQUITO BARS.
Ladies & Misses Straw aud Willow Bonnet,.
Hosiery, HandkerchicIs, Threads, Bottoms, etc.
All oil which will be sold iow for .4SH!u.
TchuIa, May -, lo4l.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
HARDWARE, CROCKERY & GLASS WAR

part consisting OF able v and ivory ditto Pocket
ditto od utccr ook and Cne knives Scissors Shears Seepseas
ao arve aud ees lopen e and America kim Ii ck Ecngs
and Amer an nortce aud Coe Locks u Chest Cupboard and Pad
Locks Cast Butts ael, ditto "Cas Broad Butts Parliament Hinges
Screws Cnt Tick Cut rad Butte ers Cast ST. Mill PIT andw
fle 5aS tirse Iss pills ed Brit Rafting
Angus, Augur Bits Ca He Ciz of XII d. Planes
Pane Irons dgcs Drawing Knives m anne saws
back ws mole di TO- Table do, Squares,
nc Cages bevl spirit LveS Nl Gross Cut Pit saws leud
article Jacks Corn Mills Ancs Sioves Lon die Dt,lg
Spades PIT hokS Vices AnvS SIedge Hammers Blacksmith Bellows
Wedding ren Cane md Grub Hoe Cons Smmn Axes Broad
do Broad lachetS Ehnglng Hachet Nail Hammers latng
laheVs Hand Axes; German Amerca English Bust
cnt and wo lis cotton manila Plough Lines, MANILA BEDFORD
d. TIA ter Trace Ton Ropes Coio W. oil Horse Cards. Ok
trace and log LhanS Surrmg Brushes hi WASH Clothes Hair and
Crnb d to- atcr Dus Cedar and ed Tubs les ru ned
keer Trays Pggen Flour Pals ond Boxes Dry Measures,
willow mrke and clothes Basket do "oggo Chairs and Cradles
Go Oh Dpp Table Nats Bird ge oIe P flee Roast.rs
Japd Candle Sticks aI Egg Boilers. Iron, lair
Selves h Cov; few very fine Britannia T,a Ses every
variety of fur sIIng articles.
AL>O assortment Earthen China and Glass ware;
ing OF Tea, Dm Io set Amer and French and
pressed Glass FIJI Hail. and Stand Lamps
various terms; L. okng GaeS and looking Glass Plates &C. &C.
Also 200 US. PAPER HANGGS.
DIXON g. BABCOCK.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
NOT lLk.

PURSUANT 10 an order CT re
L Probate oart 81 Holmes county
o taint d at the Sep emLer Term there
Of, Is ,alI as a ,e1vlv'ng adm III t'arix
o, The .st te OF Creighton Wa.d hc-
ceased. on tie first Mnnday OF Nov.
ext at RichIa d in said county, sell
at pubic auctlo TO tie highes b oder,
thc cast h If ofthenor,h Ell tquarter of
sc ion No. II, township No. l3,
range 2 cas-, on credit of twelve,
months with approved security.
N.iNLY WARD, surviving
Admir- of The estate
Of rig hton Ward
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06

Inasmuch as the Constitution does not
prescribe the term OF office Of military Of
1cers, il Is The opinlun Of the Commander.
n-CnIeI, 'h,t all nlInary officers, contln.
e m command r lhe II,Iin plcscn .ct uy
~, helna The lcImul lour yeats from The
lie ct III ir Respective commissions,
neither elected 10 iii Vacancies "ccilsi ~
by death, I.signa,I"n, remu> al, he rxpI-
alton oi The ttTn Of their predecessors, or
Otherwise
It's wIIh regret, that the Commanders
I"'ChIei Is Compelled 10 proclaim, that
many UthceVs ~ command, eNlu,nIIy
sought their stations Tor The sake Ut HE
tile only, aud neglect TO d.sch rye the
dctles incumtent upon them. May Ot
he regiments have nut been properly laid
II mo ba,iallons ard healS, aud hul lew
,re fully ilicrIed. Oil els who TAIL 10
prrfoIm their duties IL llne Of peace, en-
lumber The service, ana would he worth.
less in waT-lhe designations OF such will
he cheeriully accept.d, Whenever tender
ed.
The NJ 'j,r Generals Of the several DI.
Visions are expected to REVIEW each Re-
glmenI under Ihe'F respective c"u'nands.
Every BngHdIer General vii IeVew
the rrgIme ulS III his Brigade, onre in each
, ear, and make due return o! The strength
aud condition thereof.
The Cnlunels ii each Of the several re-
gIMrnIs of this Sale, are required Ia take
care that the baIlalu,n aud company par.
aides take place, as REQUIRED by law.
The Elections above ordered, viii be
held under the direction o. Inspectors 9th.
er than those OF civil eIrCtionS, and me
ballots deposited in dltleIe,d box lton'
,h"se Of civil elections. ........ ......
Ii is the earnest desire Of the Comman-
To have tveIY regime II inlIy
ntiiceIed and orgahlz d n,Xt N"vttHber !
aud /, is his deit rmlnalInn t. bring every
delinquent before Court Martial I he
av expressl y requires returns of all null
hrI elections IL e made to the ADJU>
TANT GENERAL. Ohicels are
charged 10 attend particularly 10 this re.
quirsmrnt. #...... ....
BY order Of
ALEX'R. G. McNUTT,
Comm ,ndrr.rn-Chrf.
. & II. PRICE, AJt
Gen1 Mississippi Militia.
SPIT. A, 43. -. On. Pr. tre
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
CROCKERY

A. @. BREATH chHlu
rs row receiving Il full as ON Mt,
din ct t ON n w Yor which will
be sid ,ow for C SO ct OH. "
En- mel cups an saucers,
Fr nch rinl d, do.
Granite 0 koate, do. d..
Bon bon sprlg. do d.. ..
Fen h p,inled di he.
ID MI g and ders ,rtE lptes, cord d sh
es, ,allce b as, sruptne MS, .auced =.
o,ppts, sugar and C c IN 90; bowl !,
pitc ',rs, n ug a. ASH $; I>ren h s,g n
AM Gre am pots, Toil,t e s. eleven
pietos COZ pIet,; cut q; SIS owls, dl h
es, salt el err, ium les, dccanters,
wine gla S. glass lamps, &c, re-
vol,irg a d stand cas- o., d white
gan din er br, akfa t, tea ct c IN.
vle,e cal md 10 k for yorrse {, as
full desc ip ion, cam t c glten viii.
il III lia,itis o al advertiser eat.
Get 1e, IG4l. 1t.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
SADDLBRYo
A. @. BREATH, 7chula,

is now receiving, direct from the
n north, fine assortment OF saddle
nv, viz:- Mexican, Spanisl hall Span
ish, Anne ic n and Columbian saddl, s.;
Ladie. fac side do; double and i'm
gle f1e and common br dies: bri
die fill, g, ex III ems, heads,&c, &e;
Horse ana mule collars AMI bli d ri
dies; saddlebags and wallets; rialng
and regro whiIs; seers, bitt., and
slirrup ircns; Leather and halr seal
trunks, &c. Tor sale, cheapfor Cash or
cotton. Oct Is, Al. Ct
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Notice.

r ETTERS OF A |mlnistra ion with
H the last will and tosiaaent a mex
ed, h v NJ BEEN gran ed to the un c.
signed ut tie "eptam er teru lG4i, OF
tie Hon Probate ourt OF Holmes co. i,
or tn estt. of Necdham l'olar d. C d
notice is hereby given to all Ler,ons,
Wing Or h ldng ella ms apai 1T said
dece ent, est te 10 pr, selt IN m with
in the tine limited by law, rr e,ame
W Il b, fore er ba red, and tho in
debted will nj k immed tc aym.nt.
ABoOLEM W T,l.AR,
JOSHUA K TOLAR,
Adm n;:t;ators.
Oct. 9, 43 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
TAX CULLECIOit's SALE.

M WILL SCI! 80 the highest bIhGer for
IN. cnsu, hrtcre tue Court House door
~ 'he town oil L'xmgt II, lloIlneS ecu ~
Mississippi, On the 4th Monday the % h
lay ii Orrobrr next, The following descrI.
ped iaud, To vii: the ives, hall Of The uorlh
east quarter, aud east malt OF the north
vest quarlr', section ii, township 10,
c'nge = east, containing III all, los %
lOOhS rcrrS, inoIe ar lrss. ......
Assessed as the property Of JAS, Scott,
or The year 1910. Tax due 81 s Cts.
JOS WALTON, Il. G..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
BREATH, TCHULA

IohEA II, ICHOLA
is now receiving q beauiifr lot n
Il extra fine Z aver, Eashionate AMI
s. orr nap'd liza {, d.rcct lvosn thtuap.
ufactorv.
Fa'I'b!e plain bla ok beave-, a
:" b.u.h, Spfc>
Wide bin, +"
" I" beaver.
Wool, drab aid black. rom and
square ciown.; il SUI erior article for
negroe Hail, Fur and s, al ps.
.c"Iei for youths and men. F'r sale
cheap, for cash or colt n, at
BREATtlS, Tchulo
Oct. 16, l94l. In.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
Naal'SIl;aA'S = ale.
Marsul!Iea Il MarIln,


vs.
'rhos. r lllnes & sute'ies ..
In The Uaitrd States Circuit Court, for he
Southern District of Mississippi 10 No
rclaL er term, 1871. .
asksY virtue, OF the above stated case
MN t. me directed, from the Honora
nie Un!led Sales Circuit Court, for The
Southern, Dls:rlc, Of Mississippi, ] will
zap ,se 10 pup 1c sale for cash, ("nhln the
nours prescrIb,fd by law, y N rort"f The
Court Iluuso door Of Holmes county, IN
tue town Of lexington, on the
FIRST Monday ,f November nert,
II the right, ,nlr, u"eres. and clam, the
and GeIeninnt may have IN and to lhr
flowing described properly, TO Wit
ESQ Is IN The town Of Lexington, each
fronting 5b3 feet on the publ'c square aud
cunning back III, upon witch II ol0rr
nonse stands, two S,oIirs high.
ALSO The following Described tract or
parcel OF land, 10 wit:-,he north l'aIl Of
10, NJ. IA, il sectn II, township To-
rorh Of range 3 east, continuing 40 ares
more OF Iess--all IN the county Of Holmes
Levied on as the property Of jackson
e. Rolllnss, aud will be sold to satisfy
Inc plaintiffs deb, and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER.
Marshal Ut ) ,nihern District,
by 7. l. Arnold, Dep'ly
Scm 25. 46-Ids. pr. frs Sl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
NOTICE.

Il WILL. rs administrator dc bonis
L non, in right of my wife, on The es-
tate Of George ). Bains, de, d. pr, sent
my account at tie next January Il rm
to the Hon. PIoba e court of iIo,mes
ccunty, for final settlement and allow
anCe.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
no Country Merchan and Planters,

THE undersigned receiving and offer for sac New Orear
prices for CASH, at their sto III asigon street, VckWg
plete und extensive assortment of
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-11-06
INSOLVENCY.

IINSN'lb INV -
INHE undersigned having been APP
IL pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court of Holmes county, Mississippi.
al the March term, 1911, thereof, com
niSSoners TO receive, examine, audit
and allow claims against tho estate OF
Thomas l. nd. deceased, will meet at
the Court House, in Lexington, on the
first Saturday i'll each month for the
next twelve months ior that purpose.
JOHN {. REEVES,
ARTHUR HAYS,
JACOB PEN KlNS,
Commissioners.
March q: 2O-6m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-06
COMMUNICATES

bihp,-on flith-day evening. 2sth of las; month,
her residence with her brother on Elkhon,
iais county, MARY HAM, II she 33rd wear of her age
ItI wiki sorrow that death of hi, truly
es'lAote woman while know that cannot
participate IN Inc deep feelings OF grief tina, pervade
me has OF her relations. certainly tha,
ihere are few, II of her acquaintsnces will not
snare WIN hem, IN some degree. their great alc
From her early years, her steady deporim indicated
serious mind, AMI her example worthy OF imitation
all She was regular attendant of Friends meeting,
which she always belonged. and useful exemplary
therein Much might be said bur the consciousness
tina; II add nothing the good opinion
,ances Of the deceased, causes o desisI
lss no 9Th, 1911.
DEp--ln this city Sunday evening las, Scarlet
fsver, JAMES A. DEARMos, of Thomas DEARMoN aged
about eight years.
-on Thursday evening last, VIRGINIA, eldest daugh-
ter of :. b. STANTON OF this city,