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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
Sherif's Sale.

EeY of execution to me directed, from 'he
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public sale at
house Gcntrevie, Wayne county, Indiana
day November lS43 between the hours OF
o'clock A. NJ and four O'clock T. NJ, on satd day'
following described real estate, wit: certain alcel
the city RIchmoai Wayne county, IN
DIANA described follows, wit beginning at the south
west corner o. hundred and one, as num-
plat that OF said city laId out oy Joh
Smith, running south eghlyour and thfee-onfths
degrees the southeast corner OF aio
lot south and onetourlh degrees vest TWO
prrrhes links stake, thence north eghty
and three degrees eight perches TO stake,
thence north five and fourth degrees peFches
links the place Of beginning Also IH NUMBER
nd one numbered The plat oil mat part
q said city laid off by John Smith.
Taken property of Enoch Raisback to satisfy an
execution ~ of James Jones
WILLIAM BAKER, Sh'f. W I.
October 20th, 1913. 43-ts-S2 9o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

1856, III, l3S, Jesse Stanley
leo, Sidney Smith
l-2 %. 5 W PIT 81, w half
50, ID -. ID ID Sloan
81, Caleb Tharpe
81, Charles Thompson
"A, Charity Williams
3, Caleb K " illiams
ID u, Reuben VI Worth
l05, Nathan Wilson
3 ID, l5S Mccamy WATSON
ID ll9, Jacob Adle
~, Joseph Alexander
|. ,, James w. Borden
n W pr 81, f l-2 -, Bird
saul, Of Cincinnati
I13. Samuel Cox
IS, Archibald Eslep
,, ,. toulke Il Wiley
-, Jonathan Fla s.ner
Part 4. Aaron Gregg
ID II, Enos Graves estate
- 81, George fIoIdeTman
l07, lsom Harvey
10, Andrew Hampton
Lot, John Maulsby, sr.
- "a, VIM S + Morton
l-2 IL, VIM M'Glathery
Is, VIM A Murray
IL. 10, Isaac Mills
l24, John 5 Newman
Ia 81, VIM NIXON
ll-2 Sc, Richard Pretlow
Il0l and outlet Il RaIlsback
ll6l, John Reid
Part %, 80, James B RAY
Part 5, 60,pork house J Smith
50, John Shoafer
El0I. 1902, 1913, Mary and
Nancy Thomas
q. Henry Wetherald
Part $50. Henry W att
IL, Z A ebster's estate
ll-2 l63, Ellis Yonge's estate
iOut lot. George Moore
IA, IS, 95, 90, Francis Robin
son
ISL, Alfred Rush
| Richmond Trading and Man
ufacturing Co, Grist Mill
and Wooden Factory
loo William Southland
Lot 81, % SIS, &c, Charles
} " Starr
%, William Arlington
l47, Brown 81 Bailey
81, Cushman's estate
| Lot 8, front. James Laws
II, Everard Roberts
81, 6s, II, 72, Thomas Brad.
bury
Is, James ". Mormon
pant lot, with stable on it
John Walker
- SO, Charles .Sturdevant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Lot north Front, Benjamin
Addleman.
l45, lac, 4 1870, . IA, Chris
tan Buhl.
Alb. Charles Bouche's est
IL So, Caleb Bond.
Al. 10. Edwin NJ. Cook
l5i, Philander Croker
Ill, VIM. n. Cammack
l2l, keziah Clark
l-2 80, George Davidson
Lot on which he lives: Upton
Elliott
1872, 10, Benz, Fulghum
!, Armstrong Grimes
Part 100, 1909, F.. Citizens
l0t, l-3 ,, IA Sc, James w
Green
Lot. Jesse NJ. Hutton
Spring Foundry, J. Ill. & J
NJ. Hutton
Par, los, 2-3 ,, Hugh l.
Hamilton
172, l73. Isom Hargrave
Lot, On Jackson) ID + Hills
ID Il, PIT %, !, Jas. Jone:
10, Morgan Jones
6, 3, lS, 23, Silk Factory,
+ Jones
3, 10 IL, ,, PIT 30, Olive
Kinsey
Part los. Samuel Lowry
l-2 10, Daniel M'Coy
Part 10. II, iona Maths
157. Peter M'Farlan
I-2 60, Henry Mongar
,, 3. Isaac Mills
81, 81. >, William Owen
IL 1863. Henry J Pyle
81. Washington Penrose
26, Matthew Ral,ray
- -, 33, l66. VIM RambC
Ou,-lot, Samuel Reed
1873, "a l06, II, SO, Samue
w Smith
81 NJ G Arnold
81 out lot, Charlotte Benbo
IL 81, James Borton 5 estat'
1873, Elisha Cook
IL lot, Samuel Clark
ID lot, George Casey
l-2 1863. Larkin Gordon
I-3 64. William Graves
IL 80, IS, l-2 10, Abraham
Gaar
1873, 1871, David S Horney
10 66, corner of Wash. Av
enuo. solomon Honey
Z, John Hoilowpeter
3, Jacob Hornish
Is lots, Jesse lden
/. Robert Jones
1873, l-2 IA, Lewis Lewis
estate
III, Harrison Needing
SO. John ID N'Clelland
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
III handsome Residence
FOR SALE.

undersigned offers for sae favorable terms. the
residence III which he resides II is situated on Mar
iaely Public Square. ard
of the pleasant locations in the city nc outo-
ing is a TWO-STORY BRICK, recently built IN modern
STYLE and besides being Of the best materials X - hnshea
suuefiof stvle II and convenient, and
all Appendices of comfortable dwelling II has
wash. House. smoke-House, Dairy, CisteFn,
stabIe s. ali in good order. The grounds neatly
81. ~, aud eli cuItvated, choice collection Of
the best frtnt ard vines
WILLIAM Virgins.
R.h,o,d sent l6. ls43. 3c-3mo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
l4l62kY|
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING.

Tina, the ssPILFSf' is a painful disease.
That all who the Pi LES wish be cured.
Tha all rho hare had the PILES. and have used Fl.th
r.. FTenrh Vegetable Ointment. ARE CURED!
nThat who tested the surprising virtues
Die " Ointment pronounces II the bes, kEh
EDY for PILES that wcs ever discovered.
Tha, this nvaluabe Remedy is also warranted, early
.Dnlsd an irnrnedia.. cure for Burnt Sc1lds, ctr.
Ira, price go cts Away. refunded If the Oint
satisfaction the purchaser Sold
Eirbnaond al BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
Warehouse Removed
From No. lO7 to No IS Main street, sir doors
belo,p Columbia Street


4 GEM for Hakewels Pears Pitt.bnrg Flint Glass
"A Works having removed 10 the large warehouse
above, keep much larger stock and
softment, that at all mcsand especially during the
of navigation. by low the
ice during the he will be prepared fill their
the regular Pittsburg Factory prices.
The Glassware manufactured by the above firm we'll
known be Of superior quality and the
ticIes made by eCnaled comprising
of Rich Cut, Plain, and Pressed Flint Glassware. Any
article lured be made by furnishing pattern will
forS arded to the Work. and made order.
IN ADDITION To the Flint Glassware, .hnll a all
keep a full w indow Glass,
alest the of VIM Nc
Gully Co. and G.. Ihemsen. Psburg City Brands, and
Symmes Roberts, Wheeling, Va which being the best
Window Glass made will always be WARRANTED to quail
ty and being free from heakage Also Vio Oil Bottles.
Hollow ware fIasks. Porter Wine Bottles and
article in the Glassware line for Druggists Merchants
Families
IN CONNECTION I shall constantly keep on hand
the best P,tsburg Cotton Yarns, assorted
number together with other manufactured articles
oil which | am receiving frequent cons garments.
THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD.
Cincinnati, Sept. 81, ISi3 40 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

William Goddard, who short tune ago COM
tui, cd fotrcries in Mass chnscus tho amount
of 10 so 900 has pleaded guilty to the sevc'
raj indictments found against HIM. Those who
had been swindlcd by his torgeres, Voluntarily
testified to his untarniSh,d eputation, upon which
evidence an appeal was IN 'de TO the Court to NIT
gate his punish;n Mt. lie sentenced to The
PeTcntjary for two wears each Indictment. IN
all six years. Most of the parties detranded BY
Goddard did not appear against hln, "oecanse ct
strong sympathy md compassion for him!
Whence this strong sympathy TOR great rogues!
II any ignorant, poor, unknown man, whose eX-
ample Is httle felt, commits a crime, the law Ger
tdiH!y overtakes and SerCrCly Furnishes hun. No
sympathisers compassionate his sutlerinCs or ap.
peal IN his behalf. He Is left TO suffer-hei 9
only a little rogue, and scarcely nhle to discern
The difference between the right and wrong OF his
crime. But when educated man. Of quick
moral options, who moves IN high circles, and
whose influence is widely felt, becomes CRIMINAL
on large scale, and makes himself great rogue,
svmpa bsers spring up, and become active IN
mitigating his punishment, and labor TO rescue
him from Justice! Depend upon IT. this is all
wrong. Let the big. and Influential rogues be
vigorously and severely punished Compassion
might less injuriouslv seek The poor and gnorant
criminal. mitigate his punishment, and impart to
him such moral culture rs viii enable him
sist the temptations 10 commit crime Cincinnati
Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

DROCLAM ATION.-Whereas. complaint has been
made before me, John Sailor. Mayor of The City OF
Richmond that there persons guilty Of violating
peace and good order of City BY breaking
dows Of Oy throwing
INFO them md thereby only destroying the property
enfangeng the lives pf the family; AID this
done under the OF tho darkness of the night We
would. therefore, the good citizens
their best find out an!
nation Of those lawless persons, who have been
guilty Of such conduct; they be brought
Justice and punishment
my and seal, this l4th day Of October
1913. JOHN SAILOR, Mayor SEAL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

subscriber give highest for any guam
tity of FLAXSEED delivered at hi. store in Rich
rnonI. Nornssor's building, opposite Brghswell,s
T,lx % i1i3 t3ltf1 LUKE LEAGUE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
SALE FOR TAXES.
Delinquent Taxes of 1913.

pY virtue of Precept me directed from the City
1 Clerk. shall offer public sale, the SECOND
MONDAY of NOVEMBER next, the Council Cham
Der door. first. RENTS and PROFITS and in allure
of satisfying the Taxes due, the FEE SIMPLE
of following Real Estate; all lying and beng in the
City OF Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana and taken and
distressed for Taxes. the property of the following
med persons to-wit;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
Delinquent Taxes of the Years 1899,
1910. and 1871.

,ertson 81, Matilda Overman and
Alfred Rush
e. = 100, Jashua B Otey
t Charles 50, John Phelps estate
3, Richard Powell
D, Jesse Russell
md Dan 50, John Shoaffer
90, 1873, Al. Sam'I w Smith
I'd Chas Par, A, /, Atticus Siddall
Paa So, So, Daniel ID Sloan
nnel and l07, WIN B Smith
Lot \ Green ct. Aaron Smith
25, Jesse Simons
nix II, Shearon & Fleming
st. SAM Lot, 5 Marion st. Hannah
Sabo
lter's 10 b, CHARLES Thompson
light ID -, Charity Williams
ack l-2 Is. James Wrigh,
,can l5S, Nicamy WATSON
N 20, %, los, Nathan Wilson
(. l-2 Lot \ Green st. William ID
ning's es. Wilson
son 5, s., Samuel Watson
L, john c Wolf
elijah Fl I63, Ellis 6 Yorge's estate
I47. Brown s. Barley
lion 10, James W Borden
I43, IA, David Bulla
Green IA, James Cockayne, il.
/ Benton I04. Doctor Cook
Hugh L ID ia, Smith Hunt
3, Isaac Jackson
ornish 1912, James Jones
Lot Y. Front St Jas. Laws
Honey Is, Is, l., Isaac Martin
I-2 IL. William N'Gook'n
/, s. l. 36, Cornelius Raslitt
venue, ; i6l. John Reid
l-2 Is, Daniel Reid
.l-2 50. jacob Wof
Lot :. Front 81 Enas. M'sner
ohnson - 10, Daniel N'Coy
5. Henry RuckIe
Ter 81, Cushmans estate
81, Armstrong Grimes
thy 80, Christopher Shoffer
Il Laws
v-citizen., who have paid. l return my
; in the oove list l should take plea
the same obligation
EDW ARD STOKES, Collector
3, lS43 tlr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

THE NArAcIAN The Vatacian, IN the "Eter-
nal CITY," is more than 1000 feet long, nearly
500 feet wlde-confains eight grand stalrcases
and 200 smaller ones, 30 courts and f22 apart
ments-aud a library OF 3>1 900 printed volumes
and 1900 manuscripts. 81 says foreign cores
pendent Of the New York Tribune
SLAVES Tho King Of Sweden has ordered
to he lad before the next assembly Of the Esta les
plan for the emancipation Of The slaves IN the
Island of 81. Bartholomew. The number Of
slaves IN the Island IS 800. and 1t IS estimated
that about 500 900 will indemnify their owners
II they are freed.
GRArHIc.-Take q we'll dressed swelled ioofer,
put hun on soia, and rest end Of the sofa
on the shoulder Of farmer, and the other end
on the shoulder OF mechanic. and You have an
illustration Of The upper end the 'lower classes
of society.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Gov. JONES Miss AGE The Message q Gov.
JONES, Of Tennessee, wns delivered to the Logis
laturo Tuesday. We find it in The Nashville
papers The Nashv lie Wing shys of it:
This document, III all its features, whether OF
State or general interest, Is essentially chhrar'
tcrtstic of its distinguished author. THIS recon-
tnenda,lous admit Of no doubtful cons truction.--
lie rs IN favor Of Bunk Investigation. lie is for
the cause of education without fearing to pro-
claim tho destiution of large body of our pco-
pie of its common elements. He is against the
gross fraud of reputation, either direct or md
rect, and for the preservation of the credit md
honor ot the State, IN pecunnry sense. at nj
hazrrds. The force and importance Of his opin-
ion this subject, ut this tune, IS increased by
the fact dev eloped IN the message, that the rep
rcseutatves of the people will soon be called up.
on If indeed they not bound at The present
session. nuke new and permanent provision for
The payment Of the interest on the public debt p.
lie brings TO the attention of the Legislature The
importance Of filing tho vacant seats Of Tennes
IN tho United States Senate, and. in doing : O..
administers reproof, not less just than severe,
10 The action Of the last Senate"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

An itinerant preacher, Of more zeal Ihnn dis
cre,ion, was in the habit Of accostng those he mot
IN his walks, and acquiring INTO their spiritual vol
fare. Passing along country road that led thro
n small settlement, he met simple country fellow
driving a cart, loaded with corn.
do you believe in God, sIrr said he to The coln'
uyinnn.
Yes SIR was the instant reply.
DO YOU read your bible, pray TO vonr Maker,
and attend TO divine worship regularity?
And this string OF questions was also answered
in the affirmative.
GO your way rejoicing, my lad, continued
he. 'you IN the highway to heaven
Clodpolc hourished his whip, and drove on,
much delighted, no doubt, with the blessed intel
ligonce. Another person came up by this time,
aud he also Intercepted with an uncere monI.
DO YOU believe in God slfY
sWhat have you TO do, sir, with what believer
replied the person nccosted, with a look OF sur
Prise.
You are in the gall Of bitterness and bond of
iniqni,v,' cried the offended preacher. Look at
that poor lad, whslling along the road, and driving
his cart before him; lac Is on the straight way TO
heaven
1T may be So sir said the person Intercepted,
'but to my certain knowledge, ii hos going there,
he's going with a cart load OF stolen corn
A PORTRAIT OF JOIN TYLER Ry A Loco The
Democratic Review, IN au son 10 the attempt to
force TyIer's claims before the Loco Convention
IN the race for the Presidency. says:-"A NOISY
bat Ineffectual attempt IS made To introduce INTO
the stable very sorry hack, which came nde ed
out Of good blood. through a degenerate scion,
whom. even The most favorable early breeding
co1Id make nothing Of 1t is, however, perfectly
UNDERSTOOD that he only seeks a shelter from the
common on which he has been turned out, be-
cause no one would nov either harhor mount
an animal a, once so feeble and so vIcons Hope
lcssiy spawned and weak in the knees, bcs Ide-
being bin / as not To see an npassIblr stone
wall ilst before his own ewes; he - also evident
" 50 thoroughly aSed. that he could only breed
mischief and Introduce perhaps dangerous couta
gipn INTO The stable. He cannot he let -, and 1t
- only pity, for his own sake, that some friend
does DOT pat him cot of his paru-a service which
we have endcavored to render Turner occa-
SION"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
NOTICE u hereby given, that the undersigned, having
taken out letters Of administration on the estate n
Lydia Bell late of Wayne county, INDIANA cecease'' rs
ceats a nersons indebted said TO make mmed
e avlnent: al those having claims against the same TO
present them legally authenticated. for settlement within
.or,, ,,o,.Fs fror, this date The : solvent
AARON WHITE, Admir-.
Tenth Month 2lst, 1913. 43:5'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

WISCONSIN WHE,F CRoP The Sou hport Anne
ricau thinks, oo0, 600 of bushels moderate es-
innate for the wheat that Will be exported from
Wisconsin, the product Of the crop just harvested.
II also saws that 4 farmer in the neIghborhood of
Little Fort. II miles from Sou thpogt. harveste G
Io2 bushels of winter wheat. of very superior
quality, from two and half acres Of land by &C
tual measurement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

fTo my fs!lnweitizen., who have paid. return my
thanks: in the list should take plea
sure N feeling under the obligation
EDWARD STOKES, Collector.
Richmond Oct. 81, l643 4ir.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

VETERAN Cause.-The Lowell Courier, saws
that the Concord Light Infantrv. Capt. Jarvis
Will celebrate their hundred and serenity fourth
anniversary tomorrow, (l2th INST The Concord
lnfantry was originally chartered IS troop oi
horse, in 1869. and the original charter was al
tered IN III. Mr.. Sbattuck in his history or
Concord, saws, the Concord Light lnlanrry IS the
oldest corps ia the Siate, with the exception of
tho Ancient end Honorable IN Boston.-B9s. Julr
Bursting Of Croton Water Pipe Last eve
nlng, about Ill O'Clock. OF the Croton pipes in
Canal street burst. with loud report, throwing
stones and earth several feet into the air. and IN
re" minutes the street presented the appearance
OF lake No one understanding how turn off
me water, Y continued TO run for half hour
more TO Inc no small damage Of the neighboIing
cslIaTs.L y Y American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21

Branch state Bank of Ind lanai
Richmond. l0h Month 2nd 1919.
ME Stockholders in this Branch will please take
i notice, thai an Election for Directors, for tho
ensuing will be held Banking House.
day the 9th of th Month"; Moniav, 9th No, cmbe.
al :43) ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
Ed Blue, ard Black writing Ink, Ink sand steel
i 4 Quis waters. sealing &c &c. foE sale
a RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-10-21
1000 Bushels of FIaxseed Wanted

JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINES


Possess qualities of the most mild and bone.
fetal nature. They are composed of ar.i.
Giles the most anti. putrescent, combined with
ingredients known as the only certain anti.
dote for fevers of every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, OBJ
struction, bad air. swampy and damp stua.
tons, or putrid miasmi, whether malignant
or epidemic, or by other causes, these medi-
cines are certain in their operation or effects.
They are possessed of peculiar qualities,
which not only expel all disease, but al the
same time restore and invigorate the system.
When first taken into the stomach, they i'm.
mediately diffuse themselves like vapor thro'
every pore, producing effects at once de.
lightful, salutary, and permanent. When
the spark of life begins to grow dim, the cir.
culation languid, and the faculties paralized,
these medicines are found to give a tone to-
the nerves, exhilerate the animal spirits, in.
vigorate the body, and re-animate the whole
man.
The Life Medicines have also been used
with the most happy success in Nervous and
Dyspeptic diseases, Consumption, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, &C.
Sold wholesale and retail by DIR. WIN.
B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, N. Y. Alibe.
raj deduction made to those who purchase TO
sell again.
q For sale at the Sign Of "DRUGS g.
MEDICINES. "South.st., Ltchfield. 1y2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
THOsE LABORING UNDER

sickness can at once relieve themselves from
the thousand maladies that flesh is heir to 1t
they will only follow the counsels OF nature,
and take the medicine which best assist her
in her operations. That medicine is the
Vegetable Life Medicines of DR.. Mohat.-
The wonderful and miraculous cures when
his Life Pills and, Phoenix Bitters have
every where performed, place them before
all other medicines ever offered to the pubic.
Composed entirely of vegetable substances
they overcome the disease without corrupt
ing the blood or weakening and destroying
the constitution. Their nature is such that
when taken into the stomach they are d.
gested like other food, and are distributed
throughout the whole system, giving addi-
tional strength to the sound parts, and puri-
flying and restoring the weak and diseased.
They not only act as purgative in cleans
ing the bowels Of all impurities, but they
open the pores Of the whole body, assist and
promote all the animal secYetions, and give
healthy vigor to the whole system. The
is not idle defamation uttered without
truth and only for effect, but is fully corro-
borated by innumerable letters and certifi-
Gates which daily pour in upon the proprie-
tor Of the Vegetable Life Pills, from thou
sands who are grateful for recovery Of
their health-a:recovery which all other re-
NEEDLES had failed to procure them,and which
they despaired of ever receiving. II is thus
fully proved that the operations of nature
are simple, and that disease of all kinds may
easily be eradieated if the right course is ia
ken to effect their cure. That course, we
repeat, is to use DR.. Moffat's Life Pills and
Phoenix Bitters. The beneficial results they
produce on the human system are apparent
as soon as their use is commenced. A sim
gle box cannot be taken without giving a
relief to the sufferer which will convince
him of their efficacy. All who value their
health, their time, and their money, will at
least try the Life Medicines wheC attacked
with sickness.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
GREAT BARGAINS!
SeEESaaR or axk COSF!1

SGGGy4GS VM GO OV8GsS
THE subscriber, wishing to leave town,
l. will sell his entire stock of goods at cost,
for cash, which consists Of
Blk, Blue Bluck, Invisible Greenland Blue
BID Cloths; Satinetts, Cassimeres and Vest.
ings; Giraffe Cloth; Corded Beaverteens {;
Flannels; Merinos; Mouslin de LANES -
Challies; printed Saxoneys; Bombazins $
blue and BLK, dark and light, colored and
plain Dress Silks; Paper CambRicks; Me.
rino, Embroidered and Blanket Shaw -
Ginghams; Prints; Corded Skirts; Fancy
H'dk'fS and Cravats Fur Trimmings; Fur.
niture Prints Over and Dress Coat Buttons {;
Wooden and Cotton Carpeting Linen Table
Covers; Swiss Muslins white Cotton Cam.
bricks; Carpet Yarn Italian Cravats Satin
and Bombazin Stocks Irish Linen; Linen
Cambrick H'dk'fs; Footings. Insertings and
Edgings; blue blk, blk and white Grape /;
Green Berage, and q variety Of other goods
too numerous to mention. Atsos
Mems and Boys Broganss
Gents Pumps,
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slips.
Children's Cacks.
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware, &C. &c.
Persons wishing to purchase any OF the
above articles, or such goods as are gener.
ally kept in a couctry store, will do wei! to
call and examine before purchasing else
where. A. p. CAMP.
Litchfield, March, 1S43. 43