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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
MR.. CUsHlNG'S ADDRESS.
1CoRREcTED WEEKLY.

Va give heIow some extracts from Mr.. Cush
ms address. 10 hs constituents. II shows up the
caucus dictatorship" 10 full colors, Mr. Cush-
Ing says
"A cuucu. dictatorship has been Sc, up IN con
press, which, not llshed with ruling that oody
10 the exuneuishmrnt of individual eedom OF
opinion seeks to coniroI the President IN MS pro-
per .phere of duty, denouacCs him before you or
lefusInp 10 surrender his independence and his
console &c 10 its degrees, and proposes, through
subyerslon OF the fundamental provisions ana
princpIes of the constitution, to uauTp lhe com
mand of The government. It Is a quest on, mere.
iole, IN fact not oil legislative measures, oot OF
revolution.
The veto power has b en- st'gmat'zed as the
man power. BY tie fathers OF the republic It ono
establish, d, and by the best eSpoundetS was
constitution IL has been constantly deiehueo' - d
neeIIul check on, not only unconstitutional OF u
surpng acts Of the two houses oil Congress- pu' ~
general on all improper lessIal'on' WIENER M
proper by intrinsic defects Of whatever SORT, OF ny
attendant haste or faction. :,
And fhere be any description oil bill whlch
more than any other, requires mature cons'ae'a
lion, and when apparently UNCONSTITUTIONAL JUST
hes tae nterposillon OF the suspenslv' power o.
The President, surely 1t IS one when proposes "
trust 10 private corporation jurisdiction over inc
currency by an act lrrepealabe.
Ii 10 clear the way for hank, or Tor any otne'
object this srspensive power OF the rfes'oen
over bills, this one man power, Is 10 DC s""c'
from the Constitution, why not 90 10 tbs 1901
TIE matter at once and strike from the cons'''u
ton other parts OF the one man power, when ar
alptesent among the functions oil the Executive
10 fact, it is proposed in that document 10 u
hIs ; for example, TO give 10 congress IuTisoe"o'
over removals from office and administration
inc Treasury.
Do ths-lake away tho veto, so as TO leave 10
power of Congress unchecked, that IS absolute
'sr all Liberty exists by means oil checks on oesp0
ism abandon 10 II mol only the law making po"
Grand The money power, and where sand ID
liberties Of the people oil the United States : Non
'naily in the hands oil Congress, really IN those
40 unchecked and untelnpered party majority
onsIess nomlnally in The hands oil Inc oeha
and House, really IN the irresponsible ones
come one man behind the scenes, welding u
government through cpngress, and congre
through the caucus.
want no such government. The dark sha
Q" Of lis threatened coming is enough Tor me-
gave the country from the despotism OF Congre
On the one hand as well as that Of the Execui
IN The other, by continuing TO each The PariIli'
powers as the Constitution provides.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Observation-Disclosures,
China. &c.

vE1HE Subscribers viii receive per the hfs' sup
r. arrive 0he Hogarth) from Liverpool, Their
s,,nlv If Earthenware China, SC. EN-.
a han ryery variety of the newest shapes and
,,arSs from the celebrated Stafordshlre manu-
G'n'ory If Davenport & Co These goods were W.
I.;onsy purchased at very low rates, and VIII en-
III ~ he more eIectuay to carry out The system
su1 ~ resolved upon adopting, viz to sell for Cash
or short city paper only reduced prices from o Out
(orme, scale Our present assor'meh,s very soo n,
md nrrsons wishing TO purchase articles ~ ou'
line linz NAV avail themselves at once oil our os'
termination. N.b.,.s c,esn poa
Housekeepers, county Merchants, o ..n D on
Captains and Others would 90 wen 10 60, - o. ..
s,orp No 90, Water street, few doors above d
| Francis S.. ,oD uFYFR l.
Mcritu Ara Oct ISL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

When and nov did the scheme Of an Erscuhrs
Congress come On TO he the platform Of the
Wigs.
These new articles Of the party seem 10 me 10
resemble the cod.cIis Of The vii OF Cesar which
Mark Anthony was continually finding, or the
additional chapters Of pretended revelation which
MaAomet Was accustomed 10 produce, trptdteg!s
lomee. the emergency Of the hour.
The English Commonwealth tled the expen
menl oil government by legislative assemblies,
balanced by no Executive check, and was glad
enough 10 escape from Il into the hands Of the
mllder depotsm Of Oliver Cromwell.
The French Republic tired 1t, and after finding
that lis operation Nas TO enable enc patty chlct
alter no her. backed by clubs and caucuses, 10
exercise, ifrespons DIE to law, such a bloody ty-
ranny as the word never saw before, was con
tent TO welcome instead the enthronement OF
Napoleon Bonaparte.
Nv irlepds let US devoully thank God for the
happier Government he has given 10 Va and Dis,
cardlng all the peillous novelties the hOt,bed
growth oilempoIary party passions, sprtnslng ?
pourd-hke in night to wilt and perish IN the
first sun-repudaung these new tangled whlm,
sey.. let US cling With loud affection TO the Con.
stituton whose foundations were cemented b,
the blood Of our fathers, and which IN so man,
yicissiudes Of fortune has proved to be the ark o
| salvation to our blessed Union.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Trust Sale.

Ki virtue 81 Deed IN trust executed on the
- ON day orAprlI sac, by Thomas Potter To
"1'fe W. payment Of certain debts therein spec6-
'u stla,i on ihe Al day Of March 1912, sell for
cash, NJ the Court House daor IN the town nr "a.
'umbus, the following tract or parcel Of land IN the
county 81 Low0dcs Staie Of Mississippi; fifteen
acres more or less, oae south east quarter otporth
Weat quarter OF section eight township eighteen,
spu'h o. range seventeen, wes together with nl
he Improvements thereon, us described il said deed
~ "us'' VIZ. J.. BARRY,
Sep fsiI-g- en-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Can be found at Simpsons New
Cash store

TENHE Spring Styles Of Muslins and printed
u Lawns, Chcekan cross barred Nusins'-some
beautiful patterns Challg's, Guo Linen Cambtick
Linen pocket liandkerrhrls, Hem gtiched do, Fancy
Shaw7, Black Neu SIX Gjoyes; White do. Cotton
Hose at Extra low prices, Co-sels, Black PRINTED
Lawns ltish Linens. B.cachcd Domestcs, Brown
do Apron Checks, Long Lawns Birds Eye Diaper.
10 Ia Damask Linen ipr table use, with many other
Styles d Spying Goods only - DAYS from New
York, and at lower prices than ever before sold in
this place. April Isl ls41.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
n virtue OF Deed Of trust executed an he
- lsth day OF March 1910. hy Scnaca A MI.
"UN'ah tohc6rc the pavmeu, Of certain debit, here.
~ named WI sell TOR cash at the Co9rI House in
wv, W., to"h o. Columbus on the tlh dly of March
- negro woman Eh1a and her child Henry.
''aser' Wv. T. BARRY,
Sep. 4, lsil-a en-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
TAKE NOTICE,

TENHAT my wife MaIlnda, has left my bed and
= board without my consent, and this is to Tor
warn all person or persons from trading with her as
| will not pay any contract Of hers, more than the
amount agreed 10 pay to Charles Whean and
VIM 5. Harrison, for her supplies Of tins year.
ALSO, that | viii give one hundred dollars re-.
ward for negro girl named Leah, aged about ID,
yellow Completed, and quick spoken, she was taken
from my residence by an unknown person, and car
ried to CASTOR inter county and from there taken
away BY Lewis NJ. kennard, about Inc first Of Sept.
asst and lorwarn all persons from trading for said
negro girl, CT harbonng her as the law will be put
in force.
GEORGE BRIGGS.
Greensboro Sept. -, lS4l, A-3w.
The Democrat Columbus Mss, and the Con-
stullonaIlst Geo, will insert the above three times
and send their account 10 this Office for collection
alabama (Greeasboro) Beacon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Texas Agency.
JAM S BURKE & Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
GdFrPStOn Teas.

WILL give prompt attention 70 all business
w IN their hue entrusted 10 their care. They
will act as 'Gererai Land Agents'--wlll buy
and sell land and land claims, and will attend TO
the location Of genuine claims either for money
or part Of the Laud-wIII attend to the collect
ton Of debts on persons residing IN any part OF the
Republc.
The senior partner hav,rg resided IN Texas
Tor the last FIVE years, ana being extensively &C,
ouanted with the most prominent OF hs c1hzens'
and having partners at Houston Austin; and Mag
nola ,ihe highest town on the Trinity and hav'
in. connection with Surveyors and Locaters "ho
are now operating in the country n the vicinity Q,
The Three Forks Of Trinity, they trust they Wi
be able 10 give satisfaction in all the various
branches Of business which they propose to trans
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
APPOINTMENTS

WM. NJ. GWiN. a candidate faF Congress, snd
JOHN ID. FREEMAN. candidate Tor Attorney
General. viii address their fellow -ctizens, az The
fumes ana us-es following.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
References:
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
The state Of Mississippi

L0,rndes County, So. !
YEyo an persons interested in the Estate Of John
4 roland, (LunatIc.) Whereas at the October
| erm, A. ID ls4l, OF the Probates court for said
county, the undersigned were appointed commits
soners to receive, examine and apportion oil the
claims orthe several creditors of said estate, which
is returned insolyent, you are therefore required 10
present all your claims against the said Estate pro.
perry authenticated to the commissioners, or either
Of them, al The court House IN the Town Of Column
bus in the State and county Aforesaid on the first
Monday oreither month within aud during the term
Of six months from the date hereof, or you will be
barred hy law from collecting the same and further,
thal on he first Monday in May ls42, az the Court
House aforesaid the commissioners wiz make the
apDnrfionment Of the aforesaid claims, when and
where, all persons interested are requested 10
attend.
Columbus 18th October lsAl
JAMES II. TURNER
JOHN d. MONTGOMERY
Commissioners,
ia OFT,
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Copper. Wire, Shcet-Iron, Iin-
Plates, &c, &C.

BR HZIERS COPPER SO go mches-l0-ll-l2
Is and u 10 60 pound sheets.
SHElTHLNG COPPER--i4 to % English
SHEET HON-2jO Bundles English Il. c.
sheet Iron No 10 10 n.
H,IRE-l50 Bundles Iron Wire MOI 10 II.
RIVETS--j0 thousand tflmcd Rycts 40 thousand
Bach de-,
TN PL3TES-35O Boxes Tined plates rs <
"ponlpod and crown Brands.
80 Boxes 100 plate Tin.
LE3DED PL3TE-4jO BozesLeaded plate for
MOCK TINS Pigs +. |. Banca Tin.
NifLS-575 Kegs ualis assorted to 2th'
SpJKES-25 Casks 3 TO inches.
BRlDS-50 Kegs Bfads assorted 6 10 GOD
4 supply Of the above articles constantly OF
EDWARD G. CENTER & Go.
Corner Cont and Commerce Streets
MoBuE ALA
Sept. lst ls4I. wv o.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Laws Of NIississ inni.

FNflERE are lew copies Of tie Laws Of this
D STATE Published BY Messrs Van Hoesen 4
A.'en-lor sale al this Office. They can be had very
Tor as the publishers desire them sold forthwith. Ii
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
List of E.trays in september 1911

List of Estrays in September 1911.
TUNAkEN up by George W. Gumer, Sorrcl
/ horse years Old IA hands high, blind n Tie
exc lea had foot white, no brands North twenty
dollars.
Printer ice :, 90.
Takenup by Alexander Mayo, two sorrci mare
mules no brands, one years old the other years
old, the Two worth % dollars.
Printers fee $! oc,
Tanen up by John II Riley, bright bay horse
money Is hands high hace face, right four foot
white, batk NAN and tail, some marks, Of year.
Printers fee s. 90.
Taken W By Hardy Johnston, dark brown
horse mule. no marks OF brands worth 81 dollars
Prlnars fee s. 90.
IOHN FLEfCHALL.
Ranger Of Lotcades County H''
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yUst or NIiSIaitl,

YNWO Notes Of hand, one drawn BY Thos'
l. Woodward Tor Sj4 56, dated u Jany 1910
and due one day after date, and made payable 20
j. j. Brckell; aud one drawn by H. ". Clay
ton for 500 dated in February 1859; and
payable to Daniel II. BoHoughs, and due one day
after date.
do hereby forwarn any person or persons from
trading for said Notes or he drawers from paying
rhen 10 any person except myseIfas am tie own
err Of sand notes.
THO'S II. MARCH
. Columbus, Aug H. ls4l-6.tE
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.~~-H~ s~ ~~-~~@-
= ~ @~s1 @'~k W = NJ ~

WILL attend at Washington 10 the prosecution
W OF Claims before the Department. In alItn
es, when case IS placed IN ll4 hands ii, must
be accompanied by free proportnaled 10 the char
ac;er OF the business, ard suhec TO the ns,ia per.
ceninm, on the amount Of calm when finally admy-
ted. No letters viii be taken rom the Post office
unless The postage il pad.--For the present, let.
ter7 must be directed 70 hn AT Pkeyic, Md, which
10 three hours ride from The city,
Persons are authorized to refer 10 the Hon. All.
bert e. Brown, and Hon. Jacob Thompson. Miss
To the Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, aud Hon. Reuben
Chapman, Of Ala; 10 the Hon, VIM s. Fulton,
and Z. A. llarls, Esquire, o Arkansas; Col Breed.
love, and George Whitman, Esquire OF New.Or.
eanei General Call DR. Charles Byrne, Gen. Her
nandea and Hon. G, Downing, Florida; Judge Iyer-
son, and DAVID GoIighy Esq OF Columbus t;eo-
"a; Alfred V. Scaol, and John Elrny, Eentpires. Of
Montgomery, Alabama; and 10 MaJor X. d, Lee,
l. ). A. 81 LOUIS, Missouri.
WAsmsGroS, March 18th, lsl1 A8-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
GENERAL ORDERS.--No. IG.
FactOraec and Agency Busin cSs'

f'actOfagc ana Agency BUSH c>S'
vEyIiE Subscriber would respectfully inform hs
J. friends and the public that he has commenced
tie above business il his City oa hls own account
and has been induced. from lbs long experience N
rhat business, 10 adopt the following rules Tor his
puic. lie vii confnc himself strcly ~ the pur
chase Of Goods aud the sale Of Coltou'oh Planters
account lie viii 0ttcGd personally to ne hiuup 81
Planters orders, Stamping, Storing, and seihng 'heu
Cotton he viii NEVER sci cotton wflhonl 'n9Fuc-
tons, or a Discretionary power from tae owner Tie
will in ALL eases sell each lot Of cotton on rs own
marils-He viii pay over the proceeds Of cotton to
the owner or his ordcrat ANY time after lhe sae'
Ie win incur no liabilities by CASH advances or
acccprances, unless upon Cotton pledged to meet
| the sgmc,
| HIS henIv may rely upon prompt and regular nj,
vices 81 tie state Of The marketsal home ana anroad
and his immediate and bes. attention 10 oil business
cnp6ded to his are He solicus . share Ol patron
| nge. " d. y"
Mobile Ala, july !, 1sil -52-3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
NOTICE.

HI is reported that have declined running
u for the office Of Constable. take this meth.
cd Of informing my fellow citizens that am
still in the fed, and am confident Of success
however sanguine my opponents may be. /.
THOMAS j.. BELL.
October 18th lS4l. l5--tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

ON the first day of October IS no. disposed Of al.
OF such interest and such only rs may have tad
N the Steam Boat GEM Sumper 10 Asa Eaughtefs
h. W. EWING.
August 3d. 1911 9-4w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs

HORSE FOR SALE.
! have a'sood harness and saddle horse for sale.
Having no use for hum would eel him low.
NJ ELLIS ABBEY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30

7 lST Of letters remaining IA the Post Once
IL at Columbus MsssiPPi On The first Of &c
TOBER, lS4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
JUSTICE Oh THE PEACE

Jus IINL OF ITIEs I@'FNI'
Remember that BEN CATLEr IS candidate
OF Justice Of the Peace for police district No.2'
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev James
A Lvors viii preach att the pFesby'erianiChqrch
10 morrow morning. Go and hear him:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
APPOINTMENTS

The lion. JACOB THOMPSON candidate
ler Congress and Il. 5. GRAVES. Esq, candidate
iof State Treasurer, will address lleir trow-eiti-
Ecns az Vie -.-loALng lLme. md n.ncn. VI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
NOTICE.

"hEREAs. Assessments were 1.ds BY order of tho
w common Councii OF the city of Richmond, lots
yms ahh beng IN the e'y of Richmond in the year. 1889
ana Az nanoefed as follows wit Lot No "a on South
tear street, situate IN thar part town laid off by
john Smith, and known as the properly now in DISPUTE be-
john Finley and Joseph Pyle, assessed in m,
1889 III. PAT of 10; No Io5 south side of M
street, situa;e that of tho ou bv Ion,
Smith and known as the property formerly BY David
Miller. whom il assessed in tho year 1871 Par, Of
lot No So the side Msn street, situate in Ina,
OF the laid By Jeremiah Cox, known as
the property formerly owned by David Miller
assessed in year 1889 Far lot No IL south of
hi.h sitias IL that par, of laid by w
Star, and known as the property belonging David Miller
TO whom il assessed in the 1899. Also. a par,
ci No4 south side Of MAN, assessed in 1899 Reece C.
Jones' and in ISL Isaac Bennett owned by Jacob
heeter N that P2Tt of the laid of by John Smith
Aho whereas the of the said
nave wholly failed to TIE said made
on sad lots, and appearing thar goods chat
oe found wherein 10 oyy. notice is given
offer for sale Monday the 9Th November next ths
ents and profits of the said several lots
Tor the shortest the be sold, eenr seven
years. produce The said assess
lnen aud on failure thereof, then viii procee sell the
fee simple of the said ths hghes, bidder for
cash IL hand TO satisfy the assessments aforesaid.
JESSE VI. HUTTON, CITY Collector
October 18th, 1871. At.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
AGA DENIY OF
z e s? ~ ~ So s sss u sS2

"a II. =. Il. e ARNARf. has the pleasure of an
~ nouncng tue citizens of Richmond.
stIuciing his Sd class of Ladies' md Genemsn tho
" arne. building. School comnlcnces at O'Clock In
siructon given every evening Ths srcie attention will
be gwen to every scholar and pains viii be spared for
their Improvements. Mr.. D. faits1s himself will be-
enabled to give perfect satisfaction all OF his ons
advance his pupils far beyond their expectations Mr. g.
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen, visit
school during eass hours and judge of the teachers
and capabilities BY personal observations The only
Certain
Ornamental Writing, Visiting Cards, sc neatly
ted order.
Mr. will commence another Session, o, Tuesday eve
ming, Oct Doth provided sufficient number of Scholars
engage 10 attend.
Specimens of PenmanshiP. improvement, of Pupils,
&c seen at his room at Wasson's Hotel.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1911. 4i-3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16

f-The length of n Leod's Trial brings into Gloss
quarters. however, find thanks
for big avoTs which have been bestowed upon d
ring the past week Edward Boron this city, presented
with bfag beet measuring 81 inches circumference
and weighing 5. lbs l, among many .pe
cmens of good cultivation which suppose gar
den a5ounds-Gfiffth Mendenhall, of this vicinity also
presented basket sweet petatoes-four of
which weighed nine pounds We thankful for these
vors. for feel better since have had good dinner
and children begin look happy prospect
living. The citizens of Maysvie. by propose give
public dinner the Hon j. j. Crittenden
home. Governor cklife, the recently appointed Post
Master General partoGk of public dinner the nd inst
at Barissown Ky previous his leaving for Washington
City 1t is confidently stated that the Hon. John C Spen
OF New York. will os appointed Secretary of War; in
place of the Hon John M'Lean, who declines The Lou
isvle Journal that 'he citizens of Woodord
,y KY have purchased fine farm in that county which
the Hon j. j. Crttenden was born and made him pres
of it, The price paid $1,000 The New York
Express nsmaes the Banks city 81 000
900 CT specie i'll their vaults. complimentary dinner was
given Mr.. Badger i'll the city of New York few days
The Hon. Francis Granger has been unanimously
nominated for Congress by the Wings Cananiagua.-
Go Suckers-A State Musical Convention held
at Quincy Illinois, Tuesday last. The October
Der of the Iady's Book been received Il IS beautifully
embelshed with EngFavings. Its circulation SHOULD be
extended TO every parornot exactly per bat b. the
solicitation of every Lady in the land There is nothing
respecting the Miss Rogers The public debt of
Austria 225, 0000 geo Ton thousand recently
attended agricultural far Syracuse, 4 Y The To-
bacco crop of Virginia promises be unusually large aud
abundant. Gen Houston is elected President of Texas
his competitor Brnes. The hundred and twenty
who indicted concerned in the DEiskel
have ell tried and acquitted by the
ury The yellow fever still prevailing without much
in New Orleans Francis Thomas is prob
,by e-sctel Governor Of Maryland, William Cost
Johnson.
MARRIED-On Wedn esday morning last, by /
His Honor, the Mayor, WILLIAM BIcKLE, Esq. to
Miss ANNA LEEDS, all Of this city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
OUT LOT for Sale.

IVNfIE undersigned, Administrator the estate Of Il u
Yonss. deceased, will sell public auction On sat
urday goth Instant certain OUT LOT containing
little over oneour. situated On rankin street
south OF Main.
-ood and full deed will given. snd the terms viii be
liberal and made known the day of sale
i 49, w l.. FRYAR-
Richmond Oc, s,h, I5iI aus
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16

TIVE property holders of Wayne County. hereby
notified the Board of Equalization said
~, the Court House Centreville Monday
day of November, S4l for purpos. of Equal
zing appaisemens lands said county. and hearing
and determining Grievances.
FRANCIS KING, Coua,y Auditor.
October 18th, IS4I. 4l-5w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
PUBLIC SALE.

IA LII be sold at Public Sale Seventh day. (Sat-
w urday.) the 30,h day of this instant, a HOUSE
and LOT in the city of Richmond, Pearl street, south
OF Main The House is nearly new. story high and
comfortably arranged for small family At time,
set of Coopefs fools Stove, and undy other articles.
Terms will be made known ths sale, attendance
given by the undegned executors of the Abner
Jones, deceased. CORNELIUS RATLIFF,
AQUILLA JONES.
Tenth Month It'll, 1871. dots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

ME Subscriber tas Ius received handsome assoft-
Il ment of Boots and shoes; also, id and
Binding skins, and fine French Leather, which hs
offers low for cash, tbs end of Brightwes But-
ing, at wholesale rsiail
p. A. WEBSTER,
Richmond, Sept 9th, 1s4I 3s-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16

Yes.
WHO asked you go board -. boals
don't know
Mr.. Spencer--Wel I'm done " In YOU and sorry
you consumed so much time. What do you by thai
look. sir continued Mr. Spencer, passed him
his way from the stand
.'Oh, suppose have RICH. 70 look al you'' re-
turned the witness.
(CoatinuedO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-16
4 FARM for Sale.

n ME subscriber, would sell EIGHTY ONE HUN
1 DRIED AND EIGHTY ACRES, of as good
LAND over lay out doos one mills of Richmond.
lying along side of the Quaker College Farm,
the National Road. a Dwelling House, good Orch
ards, and nevef-failing Springs, thereon.
IERMs.-Ihe first payment in Elk nonths-th balance,
annually for four good notes will be traded for.
Any person who may choose TO pay Cash in hand, shall
have value received. For further particulars
E. RAlLSBACK, n the Farm.
October 2, IS4l. .9-tf