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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26

psalm singing, puritanical parsonage, hav' !
ing the. greatest horror of the card table and
race track. Now it. has been proved that
he was recently on the stand at the Louis>
vile races, and Gen J. NJ. McCalla* de-
clares that as late as the 9TH of July last,
IIs431 he played and won several hundred
dollars.
Ii is also shown that he bought a book
from Green, mot jeff. Green, the whirlagg
Coon minstrel,) the reformed gambler, and
then challenged him to game Of seven up
for the price Of it. Now ne have never
heretofore said any thing-we never intend
ed to say any thing-about MI. CIay's pass
sion for women, wine and cards; but when
his GieLds seek to gain for him the support
of the pious and exemplary, by hypocrltlcal
and false statements, 1t is time his fldltIes
should be exposed. He has the follles, the
low degrading passions of many men OF the
world; he is a gamestel, wine blbber and
a leecher, proiane swearer, duelllst and
an abettor Of duellng, and it is both sinfu
and shameful to be decrying every body
else, and holding HIM up as a saint"
The profound magnanimity and hig h,ton
ed noble bearing of the above, is little
beyond our powers Of eulogy, and carries
with it such distinguished marks of sci
commentator that praise from US woul'
be quite useless. The dignity and pOlisl
> of the American Press is a theme upoI
which we love to dwell But such elevat
cd sentiments such erudition-such eVl
dence of high respect for public taste, an
such marked efforts to meet and honor tn
moral scnsibilities of the reading public
as the al owe article, overwhelm US quite.
But to be serious. A part Of the bust
ness Of this paper is to protect the mora
and political dignity and honor Of our cour
try. We, therefore, hold up to public gaz
: and public scorn, the above evidence {
!. party and paliry prostitution and reckless
ness. If the editor of the Sentinel think
that such foul.mouthed SANDER will lowe
j. HENRY CLAY in the estimation of th
a American people, OF derogate one particl
from his high standing, he is very much mi
= taken. He must recollect that if not al
e very nearly all of the American peopl
n have selected Mr.. Clay to be the honore
recipient Of heir suffrages for the highe
political Office in the world; and that I'll
It selection is hailed with glad enthusiasts
and cordial greeting from Maine to Louis
= ana, and from the rivers of the West to Il
shoroa of tho Fact.
This foul vuIgurity toward such "a ma
so far beyond the reach of decent CO
n Iclbpt, that the English language does n
in furnish the means Of noticing il as it
r.. serves.
The assertion Of this general Mccall
himself notorious gambler, drunkdrd, Ii
nd Hackguard-a man who was prop
liar ScUenteen times in one week, and I
erwards received public kicking in I
teels Of Frankfort, KY, for promulgati
: lie against gentleman of that plat
:. ought to go far to convict MIR. CLAY of
charges here preferred against him.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26

THE OBJEcT OF EDUcATIoN.. The aim ofed>
ucation should be to teach US rather how to
think rather to improve our minds, SO as to
enable us to think for ouselves, than to load
the memory with thoughts Of ether men. !.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26

0[5- We are indebted to our friends Capt
Wallis and +. 4. Waters of the Volant,
for late papers.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-07-26
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Louisiana and .Jf;ss;r.;,1

ADVERTTSEBE ENTS.
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XAXOO CTTY:
friday. July &c, 1874.

Do 80 0ifGVE5l9D GDlT0@-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11

OFFICE INDIANA MrTuAL FiRg Issuance CorrasY.
IsDIANAFoIIs, SEPTEMBER 9, 1874

OFFICE INDIANA MuruAL FIRE Insurance CosraSY
IsDIASAFoIIs, Septers5er 9, 1874
YTNHE MR.BEas of said Company are hereby notias l.
l. that for the payment of losses BY FIRE and interest
thereon. and liabilities sustained and incurred by
pany. August 25, $40, Directors have this day
ordered the following ASSESSMENT The PREMiCn Norris
gwen said Company, payable the Treasurer
lore the hfsa day OF November ensuing wit:
On Norris
On all dated before November q. fS43 nd
NOT discharges, oeing from No i.i26 No 2.7l9,
inclusive, six and one half per
Ga all notes dated after November 81. 1873 and
before January 20 1874, being from No. p. 20 No p,
1873. both inclusive, four per
On al dated Janua co. lSii on or be-
fore March b i5if being from No. 2,7o4 No. 2,s26
both inclusive, two and three quarters per
On all notes dated after March 3, lei4, and
fore March %, 1874 being from Ne. 2,sl7 No ASH
both inclusive, Two and one quarter per
Oh all notes dated after March 90, 1874. and be-
fore July %, 1884, being from No 2.S2s No a,o-l ,
both inclusive, one and three quarters per cent
OK ExPRED AND DISCHARGED Norris.
On expired and discharged after ovembe 81
o43 and or before January 20, 1874, and given
up three and Que half pc.
On xpifed discharged January 90, 1884,
and before March 3, 1874, given ur and
In quarters per cent.
no.es expired or discharged after March g. 1914 and
on OF before March y, le44 and given up, FIVE and
one Qnartsr per cent.
On notes expired or discharged after March % 1884,
and on before July p, lcii and given five and
three qua per
On pred discharged July %, Is4l,
on or before Sepismbef9 lsll and not aud
hal per
Reeeip for Assessments will be forwarded Agents or
other duly authorised persons TO whom members
pec;ed to make prompt paymsnt be charged
all assessments remaining unpad and after the 9Th
day Of NoTember which day they payable and at
the expiration thirty days from this dais. denquens viii
be liable to suit for the whole amount of their Premium
Notes eeabe this eleventh section of the charter
Notes of the State Bank of Indiana. State
Treasury Notes. and of tho specie paying Banks in Ken
lucky and Ohie vii! be required for assessments.
In whe members have alicnated their Policies
by sale of assured property othsrw they here
by notified that their duty surrender the for
discharge. and the amount due the time of
such suErener agreeable the o. the fifteenth
of the charler which be enforced by the Off
GERS Of the Company This Is important a to
members that especially requested call their
attention 10 it, and to give The proper iniorma
gard thereto Policies for discharge should be
through the local Agents. addressed the Secretary
In will policy be discharged unit! tho
amounts due the the date of surrender be first
paid BY order of the Directors.
Sept, 20-3w. JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.
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FRIENDS BOOK

lust received from East, a ot of Friends publ
- cations. embracing oil standard works,
eTs or a later date. The following the tides of
of tho works just received:
select Historical Memoirs
OF the Religious Society Of Friends commonly called
uakers For the nforma tioo Of young persons and
quires after divine truth. BY WIN. Hodgson, Jr
George FOx's Journal.
Letters of the late John Thorp,
or Manchester Minister OF the Gospel in Society
Friends. To which prehxed Memoir Of Life of
the Writer.
Memoir
Spiritual Guide.
Memoirs
or Rise. Progress, and Prosecutions people
called iakers in the North of Scotland by john Barrla
Letters Of Isaac Pennington,
Son of Alderman Pennington of London, and eminent
Minute, Of the Gospel in the Society of Friends.
Barcla IS Apology-Imtaton Of Christ An Inquiry into
Ac:orIancy Of War with the primo plies OF Christi
anity and Examination of the philosophical reasoning
10y which j, ia defended by Jonathan Dymond. George
Whitehead Barclays Catechisn-Samuei Neal--Lew-
is 1aIts--3evans' View-Richald Iordan--Groyef's
LettersJhe doctrines OF Baptism and the Lords Sup
per--R.se and Progress, ny VIM Penn, &c &c
For sale +, the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Sept 10. Isl t. 35H
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S h erin's Sale.

virtue of az execution directed from the WAYNE
- CIRCUIT Court 1 viii expose public sale
Court house door III Centevie Wayne County, lad ana
the 18Th day Of October o1i between the hours of
O'Clock, A. NJ ard four O'Clock, p NJ said day the
following property, to-wt:
Lots number red and eleven OF certain laid
Isaac Bennett the north quarter Of section
Der nve in township number fifteen, number
west OF the second principal meridian ine drawn from
tho mouth of the Great Miami river. and bounded fol-
lows, to-Wt: lightning At the southwest lot
number eeven along alley perches and
three huRdFedths the southwest Of lot number
nine thence east along the line Of bot number nine
teen perches and four hundedths stake thence south
tventy-seven degrees eight and nineysix
dedths 10 stake eight perches and half
stake thence south eleven perche and three hundre
10 stake alley; thence along said alley four
peches and half the place Of beginning contain
ing two acres and eight pefches, more OF less
Taken the property of john Davis, sa,isfy
cution in favor OF Abraham Earnest
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c.
Sept 25,h, 1914. (s3) 4O,s.
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tn z PAL. L A DIU Va,
Is PRINTED S~o PUBLISHED Every FRIDAY, p
II. y. uOIIOWAY & II. w, DAVIS.

IS PRINTED ANo rUsLfsHEp ErEaF FRIDAY, sr
II. T.. uOLLOSA Az y. w. DAVIS,
al tc Sotst-east Of Main and Front street,,
Risanond, Uaiae county, IaaaHa.
FERNS oil Advert ing. .CSE Dollar per square ~
three insertions. and Te sSry-FIvE CENTS a6
donai inseEtioa.rES LINES, or the space occupied by
2Su ers - counted nothing counted less than
square; al oNera square, aud less than square and
half be counted square and hai-Per square
moaths THRFc DoIL,ss. for six months SIX Dot
LAKs, or Ten Dollars per annum squs FIFTEEN
polLARs DiFrY CENTS per annum ,nres slaares
lwsArY Deit.Es per annun. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising tv The year. VIII tie charged for
1000 ms 500 90 annum: for three fourths
column, S5o,g0; for half colamn. $500: for
quarter column, SIS CD.A deduction of 20
will made advertisements longer than quarter OF
celuiat, inserted by the half and not
altered. Cnancefy notices and petitions ai Divorces must
he paid invariably in advance AaSertis. coming
from broad, accom- panied with the cash, iness
ordered for publication by brother publisher
y. b. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid the option OF the publishers by previous
scmeAt betoen the nab sheLs and The yeItiseI
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Richmond WoOlIen Factory.

ME subscriber having commenced the manufacturing
hHsinegs the above mentioned place; he is prepai,
ed receive wool manufacture INTO CLOTH. FLAN-
NEf.S, BLANKETS. SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
by the yard the shares, suited TO the
lie aieo has hand good of the above
named goods which he willing to exchange Tor wool OF
produce lie viii Card " DOL, Full and ORES,
Cloth for those who will favor him with their CUSTOM at tho
customary prices and hopes by strict enon bust
to give general satisfaction.
LEEiNUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. II. 1S43
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BIN ID l. lsY
BLANK BOOK aHkNUFAcTORY!

ME undersigned would clully inform public
that nc continues manufacture order, all kinds
BLANK BOOKS, IN good stye and Of superior paper
lie is prepared furnish County Clerks Auditors. and
Treasures with Books of tina and improy
form. having recently received patterns Auditor
State. Old Books viii be rebound and all kinds of rero-
ideals and zines bound in good style, PoR
CASH. a they be done elsewhere. He solicis a
share Of patronage.
The BlNDERY in ;he room Immediately over tbs
Book Stn,e. c. $ PRESCOTT
Richmond. J an. 18th. lS43. 3Iy
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= eYiff,S ale.

10y virtue of an Execution directed. from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court. viii! expose public sale
Court House door in Ceneve, Wayne county, Ind
the l2,h day of October, 1914, between the hours of
O'Clock. A. and four O'clock p NJ said day, the
following property. ,o-wit:
parcel lot of ground situate in the City or
Richmond, WAYNE county Indiana. Being part of
tion hirtvIwo. Township fourteen Of the
meredian line, drawn from the mouth OF the Miami
river beginning the SOUTHEAST of fhos Deya-
mons lot, Washington avenue, the State road lead
ing Richmond Loganspcrs, running thence South
So East, along said road perches alley 10 feet
wide said lot ard Mr. Maniiolds
thence along said alley South IS West perces
alley wide, thence along said alley, North 81
West, pefches South W of Thos. Dey
aruons lot, North 80 East perches me place
of beginning. tanning 6 square perches Taken the
of Jonn Smith satisfy Execution
VIM. ]. Watt.
DAVID GENTRY. Sheriff, w c.
Sep:. Goth, is4i. $3.50 36ts
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DIED, at her residence in this city, on w cd
nesday morning last, ANN REEVES, consort of
Mark Reeves, formerly Of New Jersey, in tho
6G!h year Of her ago.
In referring to the docease Of Mrs. Reeves, we
may truly say, that the grave has secured val
ucd and loved trophy. We would be glad if we
could in brief notice, portray the many virtues
that adorn her character; but our pen is made
qua,c to tho task They indolibly impressed
upon tho hearts Of all who knew her, and will be
remembered as long rs tho virtues which emo
bic woman shall excite admiration in their hearts.
Sho was ominonty characterized for that sweet
moss of disposition, aniability, gentcncss and
incckness Of character which constitute tho dis
tinguishng trait of tho female heart. Ever ready
to contribute 10 tho relief and comfort of those
who were stricken by tho hand of ofliiction ard
distress sho viii long remain cnbalmed III tho
memory Of those who thus knew and loved her,
with delightful, but melancholy remembrance.
Her urbane and bland manners, calm and placid
dsposltl,ltrao lng3nu BUSINESS goodness Of hcart&
purity of purpose, won tho love of her acguan-
tances, and inspired them with reciprocal sim
ccriiy Of aGtctionate regard. Sho the idol
Of her children, and they tho comfort and pride
Of her declining days. She a moml erof tie
society Of Friends, and liyod, in accordance with
the character of an exemplary. pious and devout
Christian. But yostardny she shnnn in nnr nidst
rs q beacon Of goodness and worth, put now sho
is cnshrined in the portals of the tomb. Sho
whom VIC all loved is no longer with us, but we
have the glorious consolation Of believing that
she now shines with q calm and bcautcous lustrc
in the .do dem of the Rcdecmcr.'
AT the residence Of her son-in-law, John Tai
bolt, Cincinnati Ohio. on the 2nd INST, of pull
monary consumption. i'll the 39lh year of her age
ANN {. WRIGnT, formerly Of New Market, Md,
bu, more recently of Milton, in this county.
The docoased was an exemplary member of
tho society of Friends, and by her mild doport-
mcnt and unassuning manners, secured TO her
self the esteem of largo circle of acquaintance
and friends. She bore her long and affecting i'll
ness with becoming tortitude. and met her depar
tn ro with q degree of resignation known only to
those whose stoadast hopes, like hers, cen
tired in an eternity of bliss and JOY beyond the
grave.
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Sheriff Sale.

fOY virtue of execution directed. e
- WAYNE circuit COURT Will expose public sale
the house door IN Ceneve, Wayne county. Ind
l9th day of October, Io44, between of
o'clock. A NJ and four O'Clock, P. NJ. said FAY.
the following property. io-wt: parcel 10, Of
land in the city Richmond, ayne cson,y Ind known
by being lot No 3, numbered plat part
said city laid OUT by Achilles Williams Taken a
property of Caleb r. Williams, satisfy
favor State Bank of Indiana.
DAVID GENTRY, s. w c.
Sept 25, lS4t Sl,5J 4os
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Fahncstock's n-Soothing Linimcnt

NE most valuable preparation in use for the
: lief Of Rheumatism. Strains, Palms. and swelling
the Joints, Jaw-achc Sore throat, &c &c Also
complaints OF Horses. where any Lnment would be
likely give relief. Prepared and sold wholesale and
retail. by Bennett. Pretio,c Co, Go, rgton, ky.
For sale in Richmond at the BOOK STORE.
Jan. 10, I-4i. 3tf
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MEssns Holloway & DAvis--At me.,ns of the
members ghtstown Hoo nail Giee Club, the pres
en, being T. f.. Bur, called the chair and
Tsom,s VI. Grubbs appointed Secretary. The meeting
was called order, and the following Resolutions u
unanimously adopted:
Resolved that the Knishs.own Hob nails, "naef the
mos, cordial thank citizens Of Richmond ami aso OF
Dbin for their kind ftedness and hospitality toward
d, sans goin, to, during stay, and returning
fra, great Border Encampmen the 21th and 2oh OF
ssp, 1914.
Resolved that Latch stfing Of wing ffisn's Of
is always out, ready and Hing reciprocate
heir ho-pita lily.
Resolved that the proceedings of this meeting be signed
the officers and Editor OF the Rchmond
Palla iinn with a req rest to pubiiIh,
r. E. BURT, Pres pro
Th, w. Grabo4, Ssc'y
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

pY Vrtuei Of Decree md Execution directed,
SALE at the Court House door, in the Centre
Vile, Wayne InGana the 18Th day Of DC
lo4i between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ and four
O'Clock. T. NJ, said day, the following property, wit
Parts of the South East North East quar-
No 81, township No II. North Range We.t boun-
ded as follows, wit: beginning stake the forks
The State road leading from Richmond Fort
Losansport and running thence North. 81! degrees West
along the North side of the Ioganspor road thirty
ches and rtenth stake thence North eighty perch
e and 90 hundfedths thence North, 81 degrees
East eleven perches and "A huudfehs thence
North foyeight perches and -,enths, Jacob
der lne thence East with said line and
hveterihs TO stake the side ihe road South
with SAID road twenty erches and tenhs stake
thence west seven perhes stake thence South five
che aud 'e-fsnths 20 stake twelve perches
to stake, thence South thitsen perches thence
East eight perches stake West side the Fort
Wayne road, thence South "a degrees Yves, AZ and Ito
perches to the place of BEGINNING Also another piece Of
Ia nd id SnnfhEnst and hnnnad follows
to wit: beginning at post the North East of
Isaac t. Jones' post fance and running thence East ee
peches to the Loganspo road thence South along
said road 52a degrees East eigh, perche thence s. M
degrees West by alley and pefches thence North SPA
degrees West and 2-l0 perches thence Yves, and Ave
tenths perches, said Jones land, North
perches the place of be ginning Taken Property
of Isaac f. Jones satisfy Decree Execution
Ia Of Charles w. Starr
DAVID GENTRY, Shift w c.
Sept 2ath, le4l. go
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Sheriff s sale.

UDY virtue of execution N directed. from
- the ayne Circuit Court. will expose public sale
Cour: House door in the Of Centrevile.
Indiana. the 18th day Of October e4 between
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and four o'slock, P NJ
said day, the following property, te-wi,:
certain parcel Lot Of and in Town of New
Wayne County. Indiana Commencing the North West
corner of Lot No. II. numbered the pa, Of said
Town thence South with line Said lot 81
ches Stone the line IF said lott thence East raIel
with the lines OF Lot No Moth the North Ea
of said Lo. Nos thence West the place
ming. Taken the property of Edmund & John Evans
Satisfy Execution in favor Of Scul + Williams
DAVID GENTRY Shift. w c.
Sept. 25th, l644- (S2 50t.
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The Wings of Franklin township
hold a meeting at HilIsborough, on
Saturday, the 10Th inst. JAMES PER-
ny, ESQ. and other Speakers will be
present, and address the meeting upon
those great and important principles in
which the people have SO deep an in
terest All, irrespective of party, arc
invited to attend in the spirit of free
men, who have the honor and pros
perity Of their country at heart.
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H K NO Al

EMOIAL AND CO. PARTNERSHTP The sub.
scfbe u i'll move, before the Is, Of September
that co1moiious Fire Proof house on tho
souln side of the first Basin the White Water Canal
Western Row And unite with him his brother Wal.
r Carpenter. The firm. iii tins ef..C Car.
Brother, will continue the Pork business all
varied branches pay cuar attention receiving and
foHa dng the purchase and sae Of Salt Wheat. Flour
Pork Bacon Lard Faxseed Sugar Molssses Coffee Iron
Nails Ca.tings, &C. and General Commission
Produce Merchantsbeing prepared furnish
faciliiies consignmen for sale Market ship
other rke,.
In avpg the old stand, Of Sycamore and 9Th,
the subscriber tenders his old
and customers respectively his grateful
and hopes the indeatgahe exerons and low
Carpenter Brother will merit their continued Iiberali,y
CALVIN CARPENTER
Cincinnati, Aug. 14ih, IS44.
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NE subscriber would inform bis friends and old cuto-
that he still continues the W atch and Clock lie
pairing of Main and Market streets, at the
old stand formerly occupied by A. Sidda, where he will
be tcked and will patiently match for the calls
all may favor him with their w DIRK
with despatch and warranted perform, low for cash
JOSHUA b. HUNNfCUTT.
Richmond. Nov l7th. 1913. l9tf
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A f ar IN for Sale.

FENliE undersigned offers for sale farm situated about
eight miles northwest of Richmond in healthy and
pleas ghboih ooi-about mile a Friends
meeting house, and the distance from Methods !,
shurch The FARM contains about 100 acresis geo
quality and 20 of cultivation. There
the premises comfortable house. with the
cessary udnssa good and substantial barn-a good
orchada never failing spring of excellent The
Farm will be sold reasona bic
payments, and possession will be given any time may
wanted. This farm desirable one. and person
wishing purchase be better suited section
of 1nGu re of JAMES il MES,
Near the Market House, in Richmond. Ind.
April 9Th. 1874 l5sf
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Executors Notice.

VuNiE unde have taken OF the Nayns Probate
Court, letters tcstamentary the estate OF Ann JET
fries OF said county. and therefore all
persons ndeb, the make immedla te
and all those claims against the present
them legally authenticated for setement within the time
prescribed by law. The estate is probably solvent.
WAY JEFFRIES.
JOSHUA JEFFRlES,
10Th mo. l0th 1874 Executors
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AllAIAGEa POE

4 . * JUST received al the Book Store. a aree
lO4o.S 10, of "The MORA L ALMANAC for
e45 calculated fer latitude aud meridian
Penns New Jersey. and the Northern and
States, Philadelphia rubiishei By Tract Association
of Frieads- tC5-f sale by the dozen single.
Richmond, Sept. g, 1874 35,f
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a 6
FOR 1914.

Office IS hereby given. tina, expect attend
several Toe n~ips in w ayne Comfy, for purpose
OF rereving TAAEs for the present wear. the following
aaNs.
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.

Stock holders o the Richmond and Boston Turnpike
please your intamert Of five dollars the
the shop OF D. p W isgns & SOFAS. a payment has 10
be made it of November don full
but keep up the cfed, o the company.
T. VIRGINS, Treasurer.
Oct. 9th lStt.
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CASH FOR FLANSEED.

NIL. undersigned wish purchase three thou
4 sand bushels Of FLA XSEED for which they will
pay the highest price if delivered Benjamin Strattons
store II Richmond, u their dill on EIkhorn.
NORDYkE & THOMAS.
July 25th, 1914 3I-tf