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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-25

Banh of Dcyton.-It appears by tho Journal
that our iocoioco neighbof5 of Dayton ma
king extensive Arrangements TO got their
bank in % fall hlac.. Dr.. euitil Is supposed 10 be
negoc ia ting Cor sled loads OF specie in Cincinnati
An eminent theatrical artist IS to be employ go
Immediately on The bills and we shall shortly
pect TO specimen Of bank notes altogether
unique. Il is said that for convenience they
TO be round, about the sze Of the of
Der for which is already seasoned The viguette
the bills is 10 be full length portreit Of Sam
Medary, pointing the way 10 The Penitentary.-
A great mnny valuable suggestions are thrown
on, by the editor of tho Journal, regard TO the
location, selection Of officers, &c. in the kindes
spirit imaginable, for which have not room.
Aided this institution is, by the kindly adj
vice of the Wings, and the subscriptions OF our
locofoco friends, nothing bnt disappointment on
tho part of the engraver prevent its going in
TO immediate operation.
Neto Bank of Mount Pleasant. Books were
opened for subscr options tho stock of this
Latham Barley humbug, on the 9Th inst. after
due notice. Il was expected by the friends OF
this iDimi;able system e banking that the stock
would be greedily taken but unfortunately for the
country, upon closing the books in the evening,
II was found that not dollar had been subscribed
Tho Governor now offer the stock to the
Coles and Bingham's of other states. They are
the boys for individuals responsibility.
TROY (O) Times.
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BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER,
FOR INFLAMMATIONS.k &C.

GtELEBRATED for the OF Fever So.e., and .
aiso for Ague the AID teeth Of ,be bo
Bruises, Sprains, BJn., Scaldhead. Ssheurn Kings
Bies, and Ruptlres Of all descriptions: Pains q
Side, BREAST. Shoulders, &c, accustomed by indana-
tion OF the Liver and Spleen, and Inhama,on
u debility. for and weakness the back, papi-
taIinn Of the heart. &c
Itayiag the nsriiic value Of this Plaster which Tho
subscribers have prepared the efficacy they have
thoroughly tested for number OF
duced The advice those. aho,
we'll az themselves have tested
favorable consideration Of the public This
the hfm belief. that introduce use,
only necessary should be known a trial,
II VIII recommend itself
~ The Plaster should be spread with a warm case
KNIFE upon thin soft leather, glazed sen, and applied
the paris affected possible When applied o
Fever Sores Ct Uce the parts should be kept by
washing with CASTLE time plaster removed
"hieh should be every twenty In in
f7matnn. if the desired effect produced, Of
pam, for Il short Time may expected.
long let Of Cerhcatss could obtained. tho
satisfaction of some, Of the Of
valuable plaster; but All think necessary, faith
full application, above stated,
tC5-The BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER 10 prepar-
ed and sold, Wholesale and retail, by
J. b. TILLINGHAST,
Of Richniond, Hayne County. Indians.
For sale By James X. Dugdale and the Book Store.
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RICHMOND HOTEL.
Corner Of Main and Marion streets,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

ME proprietor OF this favorably welknown HOTEL.
has moved into il himself and IS determined
and improve its character The comfort Of
the Traveller shall re his aim, and having made
permanent repairs the building Tavern house.
his interest well his inclination would induce him
make it equal any house the road He hopes
der such satisfaction that shall 60 dissatisfied.
Prices suited I the times. J. w. GILBERT.
December 10Th. 1871. 50tf
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and Bleeding of the Lungs cured
DR.. Duncan.s Expectordnt Remedy.

OF 6 slight cold, which she neglected until the
- - Il daStrayar caA ~,
when application made physician, but eff
feet lie considered her hopeless one. prescri-
bed bat little medicine for her In Tho she dis
ged quantities of blood.
OF thek pheEm and cough Her bodily frame became
length reduced living keet1n her last
io1sIy looked by her friends.
endeu by death: her cian aed frequently during
time and last determined
DIR Dnncah's Expectnrant Remedy having noticed
extraordinary performed BY the medicine
lie obtained two bottles ani administered
her. The fourth day he found change, which
hopes; he continued giving the medicine Is days.
the end OF which time she able her bed
chamber, III a~tplshneht 81 her friends
See rpusi1lei us.ug medicine weeks vne,
declared herself entirely fire. from pain,nd
pursIes hsr daiy occupation perfect health.
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FOR SAlEI
2,7OO ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

SiTUA'I; a9au! 50 nes a0ora ,l.'-"'-Fo's. "'d 200
- mules from Philadelphia, in Clinton, late Centre
~; within $50 perches of the great Pennsy Canal
GOO pcrches the Bald Eagle Canal, which Bell
fonte and with the Sus4uehannah river 80 miles
from Lockpor the large County Town. and miles from
Mill Hall near schools, mills places of worship
&c. These lands embrace considerable portion
tan and valley Land. parts Of which suitable
tIlla-e, produces Wheat OF heavy growth. The al
ley and worthy of culture. Forty Acres
the above improved and in good cultjvat0n that
which is of access, upwards OF 800 Acres
adjoins very improved Farms with handsome frame
dwellings, and within miles Farms OF hundreds of
Acres cleared Lands it abounds with mineral aud
superior TIMBER with large brick dwellings, and large
barss, so by 100 feet &c The neighborhood settled
with dense population and is considered one of most
flaurishug the State. Lands within three miles sell
for Fifty Dollars per Acre.
1t is believed that above Lands By being III the hands
OF active and practical could be sold in email
Farms great pecuniary Advantage THE SAME WILL
EXCHANGED A FARM WITHIN a SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANTHONY p. MORRIS.
fE3-N. 3. The present owner could now sell or 600
Acres -Four SIX Dollars per Acre; but prefers
closing the concern Apply to Samuel Coale. Rich
,nond, Indiana, Dr. 4. B. Massey LockHaven,
the Lands
November I9,h, 1912. 46sf
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber for hire. several good saddle horses
hughes and sell broke horses. His terms viii be
tied times. LIE" Is BU Rh.
Richmond, March 10Th. 1912. llf
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DIR. HAKLICH'S
COMPOUND STRENGTHENING AND GER
MAN APEkIENT PILLS.

I, IT.
hereby certify. that ali ted for eight Wit,
disease. attended
side and stomach, loss
sickness and dizziness the head pain in the
ana othe: which attend indigestion,
bowels weak and irregular Having had ice Of
various physicians during tins long pernd and used mur
medicine winch only produced temporary resf In the
year 1888 was often unable To leave house, and be-
Jog widow. dependent labor for living,
obliged from house hOuso to obtain ia. Mt
.th gave all hopes of frosted him
t'that tel All things fortuna iely favored
work IN Eighth street, when the family discovering mis-
erabe ton, recommended DIR iIHrIrh's
Compound Strengt aud German Aperent Pills. Which
shcy procdTed Tor For sale IN.
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
March II, Is33.
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MILL, ERISM.

The effects Of Mlerism in some is fright
fol- The Worcester Egis says aha, eleven insane
persons have been committed 10 the State Hospi al
in Wor cester for arrangement, represented by
their friends resulting from attendance on the
lectures Of the Miller sect, and deep interest In
his theories and doctrines"
The Augusta. Me. Banner Gays that no less than
four maniacs were brought 10 the hospital in that
place, last week, from one town az the East, who
were made insane by the Miller doctrine
The Rev. Brown, Calvanistic Baptist clergy
man. and pastor Of large and n,el!igen, society
Al Portsmouth, avowe ed himself convert TO the
Second Advent doctrines of Mr.. Miller in SER
mon on Sunday laft, 10 tho great astonshment
OF his corgrc gaticu lie had asked a dismsson a
Short time since, which has been accepted
More Fruits of MHlerisn.--The dead body of
Mrs. Luther, OF Somerset Mass. carried
through Providence. II l.. last week fer burial.
Mrs. Luther was made raying Inannc by ths
preaching Of Millersm,a nd was carried from Som
Worcester. where she died in the mos, awful par
oxysms She has left worthy husband and nine
children to deplore her melancholy fate.
CSTMr. Shortrdge, formerly a merchant in
Portsmouth, N. H., but for some time past poor
aud sub jet to occasional arrangement, recently
became greatly troubled by the doctrines Of Mil
Ter, and had made garh for the Second Advent.
Tho Boston Bulletin states that n few days since,
hecomiug impatient, he climbed 10 the top of
tree, clothed in his robe. and attempting 10 leap
upwasd, fell 10 the ground and was killed
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n 90 Pairs Shoes,
HUI doz pairs Boots,
l doz Hats,
/ doz. Bonnets.
81 yds. Fancy Carpeting,
IL doz Gloves and Nuts,
A small lot OF CaIicoes,
4 lot of Augers, ami Strap Hinges,
Which vii be exchanged for good trade at notes sol
in this county, low Cal
IRWIN REED.
Richmond Feb. o. 1913. 9;3t
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II. DINCAN'S

Colds, coughs, splitting of blood, diff
Guilty of breathing, Bronchitis. asth-
ma, pain in the side, breast and
chest, whooping cough, and diseases
of the liver and lungs.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-24
ThX COlleCtOr's Sale.

TWILL offer for sale 10 the highest bid
II der. for cash, before the Court House
door i'm the town Benton, Yazoo Co., on
Monday the 18th dry Of Nay, lS43,
between IA o'clock, A. M. and 8 o'clock,
pm the following described lands, to pay
the State and County Tax Gue thereon for
1912, and all costs :-Soulh half and northeast
quarter anu east half Of hOrth vest quar- er,
section 35; southeast quarter and east hall
oCsouthwesl quarter, section "a; south hall
west half Of northwest quarter. section 30;
sonth half west half Of southwest quarter
section "a; all in township ID, range l east;
west half southwest quarter, section Z, town
ship 10, range east; north half and south
cast quarter and east half Of sOuthwes
onar,er. section Is; west half nor hives
6narter and east half northwest quarter
section "a; west half southeast quarter
section %; and so much Of east side OF cas-
ha II southwest quarter as will make 4S oO
Tooth acres, all in township IL. range
east; southwest quarter, section IL, town
ahio 10, range 2 west; northeast quartz
southwest quarter, section 81, township II
range 2 west; the whole Of section 2li wei
half northwest quarter a d west half soutt
wsst ouarter and east half northeast quartz
and west half southeast quarter and ca
half southwest quarter and west half mort
east quarter and east half northwest qua
ter. SECTION %. township IL, range cas-
northeast quarter and west half sOuthea
ouarier and east half southeast quarter, ca
half southwest quarter and east Il mort
west quarter and west half southwest qua
tar section 90, township IL, range ea'
east nalf southeast quarter, section l7i ca
half northeast quarter and east half sOul
east quarter and south half west hali SOU
east quarter, section 90, all in township ]
range I east; east half southeast quartz
seotinn 80. township IL. range east; sou
east quarter and west half northwest qul
ter Of seetien 10; north half son.hw'
quarter, section III north half and SOU
west quarter, section IS; tie whole OF q
ton IL; west half northwest quar- or, q
ton 2; south half section 3; north 0
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-24
A REPUBLICATION OF
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY.

in the large taVo orm adople,. generally BY the
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Proprietor nf M BIS "n Notion
This cheap reprint Of Be tey's Miscellany, "
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CERTIFICATE.
ALAnAMA, SCI. d, ls93.


Messrs. Gustin & Observation-Disclosures
Having learned that you purchased our Horse
LoNG- WAIST, we hasten 10 give you Cerii-
ficaie Of his blood, which you will discover
is not inferior to any Horse on the CONT
nent.
LoHo-WAHsr was got by the celebrated
Horse Old Sir Archy, lie by Diomede, &c.
his dam was got by Pacolet, he by the I'M
ported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet of Eng
land. he BY Blank, and he by the Godolphin
Arabian; his grand dam was got by Alpheus,
he By imported Jonah, out Of Green's old
Cellar Mare, the dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers. The
Cellar mare was got by Old Celer, the best
son Of Old James, out Of Partner Maze
Apollo, imported Valiant. imported James,
imported Jolly Roger. Long Waists grand
dam was by the imported Dare Devil, he by
Magnet, his g G. grand-dam by Old Wildair,
The best son Of imported Fearnaught; his g.
g. grand dam job by FIimnup, Claudius,
Dianna. Sally Painter by Sterling Silver, by
| he BelsiZe Arabian. Long WaisI's g. 2.
grand dam was ont of the dam Of Old ROSY
Clack, the dam Of Oscar. This pedigree
could be traced back through all the fine
stock in England, but we deem it unneces-
sary, as it is here shown that this Horse has
not one bad cross. Respectfully, &C.
JAMES w. CAMP,
HENRY d. TURNER.
Good and extensive pasturage, gratis, but
we will not be liable for any escapes or &C
ciden:s that may happen-the greatest care
will be taken to prevent either Mares that
missed to Long-Waist last season, may 90
this season, gratis, provided the season none
has been paid.
JOHN NJ. HENDRICKS.
WILLIAM PICKETT.
February 10, 1843. 3l-tf.
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stnte of NIississiDpi,l CIRCUIT COURT,sit-
ting as Court Of Chan
YAzoo CorNrY. Gerry, Nov. Term, lS42.
Benjamin E. Curry & Wife,
Joab R. Richnrds. Adm'r ct al.

Joab R. Richards. Adm'r et al.
TOPON the opening Of the matters IN
~ the compliments Bill. and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court thlt John
and Bradford Davis, heirs of Bradford Davis.
decd, du not reside within the limits of the
State Of Mssissippi:-I is therefore consld-
cred Inv the Court that unless the SAID de-
fendants shall appear here on or before The
FIRST day Of the next term Of this Court and
answer, plea or demur to the compliments
Bill. the several allegations therein will he
taken as confessed, and the matters 10 SAID
Bill decreed as shall seem to said cour'
equitable and Just.
Il is further ordered BY the court. tha
Dnblica,iOn be made in the "Yazo0 Cii!
Wing" a public newspaper published il
Yazoo city, YazoO county, for two sncces
siVe months. THOS P. SLADE, CI'k.
J. g. w. Batlaile, Solicitors.
Feb. II, ls43. pr fee " dd.) S2-9t.
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O"H' ~, =. 80 \ : - ~
Tax Collectors sales.
WILL offer for sale at the Court house
door Of Yazoo county, in the town of
Benton, on Monday the 18th day of March,
ls43, for the taxes due upon the fol-
lowing described lots Of ground, situated in
Yazoo City, for the year 1912, and all ar
rearages Of taxes that may be due on any
of them for subsequent years: and all costs
that have or may accrue thereon:
Lot lac, fronting on Mound sTeet-assess.
ed as the property Of James h. Phillips
heirs. Taxes due, 81 so.
Printers Zee dollars.
Lots No II and 2l9, assessed 10 James
NJ Pease; lot No. II, fronting on MaiP-st.,
between Brandon. and Holmes streets, and
2l9, fronting on Main street. Taxes due
Sll 90. Printers fee 8 dollars,
u ~ feet front of Loi 234 on Main ST.
also. 10 acres or Lot No. ass fronting OF
McDonals Avenue; assessed as the pro
pertv of Jonathan Carter: taxes due So 90
Printers fee dollars.
e s. L. JAMES,
Tax Collector of Yazon county.
December 8. 1912. 22.l3i.
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- -, - Naississippi,l In the YazoO Cir
Anu cult Court, on the
the Nov. T'rm, sac
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PRDIGREE.

LONG. WAIST was got be the famous
Horse old Sir Archy; his Dam by Pacolet,
and he by Citizen; he by Pacolet of Eng
land; he by Blank, and he by the Goldophin
Arabian. His Grand Dam was got by Al
pheus; he by imported Jonah, outof Green's
old Cellar mare, the Dam Of Little Billy and
Maria, two very distinguished racers.
LoNG-WA1sF was very distinguished
Race Horse, having been a winner at all
distances from one 10 four mile heats, which
may be seen by reference to the Racing
| Calender
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-24

F. w. Quackenboss. Sol.
Jan. 30, 1S43 pr fee SD $685.
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n1RCULAR

Uotbe Planters and Merchants Of
he Cotton grOtOing region OF
The Mississippi.
rVuE undersigned has established new
j Cotton Press in this city, in the spa
cious Fho Proof Sheds Of James Erwin.
Fer. Immediately above the angle build
80 in the Second Municipality, where he
bss ample room TO store ten thousand bales
IF Cotton under cover. He offers TO the
planters and Merchants to receive their
cotton free Of Storage, hoping 10 remune.
mic himself therefor by the superior advan-
,ope of his COMPRISING machine; he binds
hi.nself to perform as we'll and as cheap as
other presses in the city. He therefore res
O"o,c,Ilv requests those who wish TO save
,bs exnense of storage, to instruct their
o 'ov 10 deposit their cotton in bis press.
JOHN BALDWIN.
New Orleans, Feb ,. ls4S. S3-St'
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ChamCerV Notice.

superior Cur Of ChaHcery Of the State
# Mississippi, at Jackson, at Deceube"
1trm, lS42.
Planters Bank Of the State Of Mississippi,
1923. vs..
Stephen D. Howell, Ell al.
TPON opening The matters of this Bill,
" aud il appearing to the court that the
defendants, Charles Herman and Reuben A.
Puryer. are moi inhabitants of this State
hut reside beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process of this court cannot be
executed upon them-it is therefore order
ed. that unless said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the courtroom in the town
of jackson the first Monday OF June next
ensuing, and plead, answer OF demur to said
bill of complaint, the several allegations
thereof will be taken for confessed as Ia
them. and such order and decree made there
in as the Chancellor may deem just and
equitable. 1t is further ordered, that copy
of this order be inserted in the Yazoo Civ
Wing once week for two months success
siVely.
Attest: r. L. DIXON. Cl'k.
Bv F. A. HARRISON, D. G.
F. w. QuackenbOss. Sol.
r o.
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Thomas Kurney

Washington Lewis, the unknown heirs Of
Jobp G. Rutherford, John W. F,qua,
and Mary Y. Fuqua his wife.
Upon he opening OF the matters in the
u compIainant's Bill, and it appearing that
Washington Lewis, is a nonresident OF this
s, oIe and John G. Ru,herford's heirs are
nntnown: |, is considered by the Court,
,ba, unless the said Washington Lewis, and
tbo unknown heirs Of John G. Rutherford
onnsar here ON or by the first day Of the
mex, Term of this Court and plead, answer
or demur to compliments bill, the several
allegations therein will be taken for confess
ed and the matters thereof decreed accord
ing!y.
cow Of this order he published in The Yazo'
Civ Wing, public newspaper printed II
Yazoo CITY, for The term of two months.
THOS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
GEORGE B WILKINSON, Sol.
Feb "a, ls43 (Pr. fee II dols) $780,
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Bentley's Miscellany.

IN gazins which trom the moment Of its lrst issue,
has received the support and applause OF th us
anis of readers on both sides Of the Atlantic
TX sustained by the contributions Of some Of the
most biilliant writer's Of the ag popular il its
character and VA e in its contents, winch has rank
cd, at different periods, nmoug its contributors,
l.eigh llunt, Dickens, Ainsw rlh, Hool, s. G.. Hall,
Iugoldshy, Lady Morgan, Mr.. Hall, I.amsn Blanch
ard-in short, almost all the distinguished authors
Of England. l. would be needles To expatiate
upon the morits OF BENTLEY'S MISC FLlsANY,
for they are recognized hero almost as UNIVERSAL,
as IN Great BI tain. Articles from its pages have
been copied ex rns vely n our papers, and he Ame-
rcan reprint OF Bentley has Ell yed a very exlen-
sve circulation. But there thousands in this
milton of magazine and newspaper re ,derS who
cannot afford to pay the price nsked for the only
American reprint in the mark t; ani moreover a
delay occurs in the republication alluded to, which
is from satisfa tory to the public and which our
taCililiFs enable us To- Ubviaie.
We propose 10 issue WITHIN FORTNIGHT
HOURS AFTER TIE A RIVALO EACH
, STEAMSHIP OF The CUNARD LINE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
IMPoRTANT 10 RANKRuPrs.

ia District Court ef tie Unised States tsr u.
Ipssisrn Dsiriel 81 Virginia, a Stannioa, Oeioba
4ih, 1913:
ORDERED, Thatnoliee be given by the Clerk
Of the Couft, through the newspapers Published
in The Western Disirict Of Virginia. 10 eli per-
sons peliiioning he Court for The benefit or the
bankrupt law, that, at the May Term next, no
case IL bankruptcy will be longer continued for
the want Of the proof Of The publication OF any
notice that may have been required 10 be pub
Ilshed, or FOR the report Of any Commissioner in
bankruptcy Or for The report OF any Assignee in
bankruptcy, unless some cause, goodand sufi.
cisn,. and oihsr than The non-paymsni Of the fees
that may be due fer such publicaiion-of notice,
or for ;he report Of any such Commissioner, or
for The report Of any such Assignee, be shown to
The Court land that all cases inN which there
shall Be no proof OF the publication as aforesaid,
or The report OF ary Commissioner as aforesaid,
orcfany Assignee as aforesaid, filed, merely Re
cause lhelfses therefor shall not have been paid,
will be dismissed BY the Cont.
Copy esie.
Oct. 10. 1eI3