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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

NJ Robinson Of Carroll Old, there danger Of
tcrierng with collectors. Ssmuch under the dccis-
ION Cd e Supfne Count, te bonds of collectors might
Or mad. VOID. aud the securities released.
Mr. Virgin oi Swuzcr'a and SAID. that more mature
reflection bad induced him 20 oppose iie passage # tie
bin under consideration.
Ar lerol referred an of tho last SESSION ~ re-
Iaien to the revenue containing precedent -uilaF
to tc one now under consiiefanni that T. the passage
81 the bll under consideration would release securities
they already r,icl-c o., tire lass az the st session
Mr.. Robinson Of Carroll drard that the law of lisi
session Combined the pfn,, Tie ball under con-
sidcrai"n The law oi lat session DID take cfcc(
hn after Tie first Monday IN August lie referred to
the report 't the judiciary committee, ot last session
sustain The position lac bad taken That por, takes the
ground that change should b. made except under the
new bonds tho; to be gwen after the first Monday
Of August when all the and collectors IN the
Saie were elected lie commended that the opinion
ihe committee night apply tpiic present case.
Mr. iiercd sud. there Distinction. The Lcgsla-
inre night repeal the penalty without affecting The bond
bat the power ui the collector, by prnnnsug the
time Of oollceiing and his authority 10 sell 10y dlsdnIng
properly, &c.
Mr. Blstcmorc took tic same srour. con,cnding.
TINT took irom the collector no power 10 periprn las
duty, but rather calculated "a aralc H. prlforn-
ance, by le~scnins the amount 10 be coliuried.
Mr. llcrod moved the previous question, which being
sustained, was put, Wit. Shall iho bl pass and was
decidcd IN the affirmative by the following v,ic 10 wi
A'Es-Nicssrs Bell, Blakemorc, Boardnau Brow n
Bruce. Byers. Coins Conduit, Cuuner, Duzan, Endl.
c.it' Ford Fuller Garrett Grrg"r, i"mbck Hardin,
ilauscr. ilazclrss lIerod HI Hodges, Ilogga Hos
cier, Iuckebcv. iluey, Jmson, Jones at VIRGO. Leg
Leslie. Lewis of Wayne vi Nali,ier, VI Ilrc of Knox,
VI Gaughy, Montgomery. Nmmou, Palmer. Parker.
Peck Pnmcroy. Rich. Rose. Ros-rau. Smith. Siapp,
Tasuc. Tomlin~on. Truman. Nandcvccr, Wills, Wright.
Wolf, Wight Of Wayne aud Mr. Spcakcr-5i
Nors-Mes-rs Barclay. Bradley, Ca,pool ,Cowcn. Oar
row, DAVIS Iorcsnan, Grnbbs Hannah lcu-s, IInch-
man Howard. Jones Of Fountain Kelly. kcrr, Ianius
Lewis Of Dearborn. Little, VI Cnrc of Scott Miller.
Mooney Nuticr Oiell Osborn. Petit Robinson of Car
roll Robinson OF Decatur. Shnuk, Shelby, Sh,ry ~.
nonson, Shook Slophei, Tingey, Walhcr, aud Wright
81 S,vitzcrlnnd-i6.
On motion Of VI romeroy the Iiou.c adjourned until
Monday morning next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26


Petitions. &C.. were presented by Mc-sr-. Walker.
Handy. ShanSs. Iingley. memorial from The Drcc
tors OF the Madison and Indianapolis Rail Road Com
plnv giving Il history of the operations the road.
the failure of inducing counties % take stock DC.
and asking amendments - the charter. granting 10
the company the power borrow money at arger rates
of interest than is lerlliscd hy tie SITE Nth the
confident expectation tat # these amendments
ado ted the road can bc fully completed To Indiana
polls in three years Sullivan. Wills. Iuey. Hardin,
pomerov. Of William Stacev.) Cowen. IIazelrleg.
and Palmer. which were referred.
The bill providing com rcIlsaiion 10 Supervisors IF
road- and highways came back from tie committee
roads. allowing - cents per day.
Mr. Rvers moved that IL provisions shall no, i've OK
tended 10 TIC county Of Monroe. which VAS not ado,
ted.
Mr. Hodges moved to lag the table. which was
no; .lopied
3Ir llacieby contendei lat tbs bi gives TOO
rs exemptions 10 supervisors.
Mr. Hodges con.cnd-d that the b.ll unequal ia
- roys.ons.
1lr >imonson Observed. tat iLcre was a lerrc pc
titoa from lis constituents ti- subject. Supers.-
radcr the present law were reluctant to accept
the Office. ii 4 LIBERAL compensation were g,ea
fi'ifl d.-ciorre Of duty would be the consequence
Nr. Mile moved - amend 80 that Supervisor, shall
receive com. ensaton not exceeding one dollar per
dav f,r extra SERVICES: which 10, adopted.
M Hambr.cS moved to amend. 10 except the
county of Putnam
And Nh Rose mogcd to except the county Of Clay;
when
Mr. G regory moved the previous question. and the
bill was ordered 10 a third reading
Mr. Jones of Fountain, from the ma oritv Of COM
mittcc reported the bill for the relief Of Milton StapD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

Nr Chapman. of L.. moved scommii the bill 10 the
Committee Judiciary with Instructions amend il
as To repeal all laws requiring apprasment of PERSONAL
properly so far relates made liabilities in
cufrfd after the tih lay of Iuy aud also amend
It as not TO reItal LAWS IN force authorizing the par
ties 10 make contracts where the defendant shall be
entitled - tie benefit Of The appra-cmer,, laws
Mr. Pennington moved To Law the instruct the
BE- which decided IA tie alifmative-ases &C. noes TO-
Al 'urnel.
arrrHvoox srssIov.
The question being the ergrassmeni Of the BILL PEN
1liug " hen the Senate ali ,urntd.
Mr Lane hnpcd The bal would not pass The time had
not arrived whcu the law could be- d-pensoi with. Tie
iha; brought about distress had not been removed
and would be highly furious great portion OF the
people to abandon the present law At this perod IL would
have tendency TO revive the credit system aud cii-
would again he plunged IN debt and there would be
repetition Of The distress we had heretofore witnessed
Mr. Lane moved TO strike out next after July" and
insert "lsi0"
Mr. Chapman. Of L. moved to commit the bill 10 the
judiciary committee. with instructions exempt from cx.
ecufon $50 worth Of property OF execution dendans
who have families.
Mr. ENe spoke in favor Of the bill and in opposition
to tie motion Of the Senator from I,apone.
Mr. TanEchiIl followed The same side.
Tie question put the motion of Mr Chapman
and decided ia the resati,e-ayes H. noes 40.
On motion Of Mr. Duzin, The amendment, Of Mr Lane
laid the table
Mr Todd moved to strike on, "two-ihrls and insert
- 32.
Mr Chapnan. of h. moved to amend BY adding that
nothing the bill shall be construed repeal that
part OF the act authorizing persons to make contracts with
out regard 10 the valuation appraIsemcnt laws
Mr. Pennington moved 10 lay the amendment the Ia
bic. which was decided negative.
Aflr srmc further debate in which Mcssrs Chapman Of
H.. Ewing aud Orih participated
Mr Miller moved that the bill and pending amenjmen,
be indefinitely postponed which decided in the mega
tive-ayes IL. noes -.
The question being put on the amenlment Of Mr. Chap
man OF L., decided IN the neg ivc-aycs ID 81.
Mr Chapman of l.. moved to lay the bill on the table,
which was decided IN the affirmative.
Several bills Of The House taken and disposed Of
The President laid before the scnac a communication
from the Auditor of State in reply resolution If the
Senate. which REFER 4 u the Committee Finance.
Mr. Miller offered resolution that the Committee on Ed.
ucaon he directed enquire whether there
law III force authorizing county auditors to notes
owing to the surplus fund heretofore given 20 the
surplus agents. which adopted.
The President LAID before the Senate communication
from The Superintendent of the Wabash and Erie canal
Mr. Todd introduced a bill 20 authorize the occupa-
ton of lands oil 10y the State for purposes Of internal
improvement, which passed TO a scooad reading
Adi,uruel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

UOt Sc OF REPkl.>EN / ATlNlS.
G. Il. X Wilson. of The members from the county
Of Harrison who bad been detained al home from SICK
ness appeared produced hs credentials orn
into office, and took his seat.
Mr. Wright moved that Messrs Bycrs and Rose be adj
ded The committee which was referred petition OF
o Pike county, pray for additional territory
to said county VIII, II motion prevailed
The bill of the Senate change the of the Bap
Manual Labor Institute, that of Franklin Coll, -
was read the third time and passed
large number OF bills from the Senate sevcraly
read, and passed the future action OF the House,
were referred 10 committees.
The bill of the Senate regulate the pay OF grand and
petit jurors. read second time when
Mr. lIerod moved to amend. hy striking ont Bariholo-
COMMUNICATING the compensation ut dollar
winch adopted.
Mr. Taruc moved To amend 80 that the compensation
Hancock shall be fixed al - winch adopt
cd.
The bill after further proceeding had thereon,
fcrred to judiciary committee
Mr. Robinson of Carroll moved instructions that gen
cral ard uniform meas sure be reported
After further discussion. the instructions were
Withdrawn 80 a 10 leave the committee unifamelled
The JOINT resolution OF the Senate, aid in The
periou of the Wabash and Ohic Canal, was read and
passed a second reading. also, Joint resolution
prove the vgaon OF the Wabash Tiver.
The bill of the Senate To change county road 10 n
State road ~ Sullivan county. read third time and
passed also, the bull fixing the tunes 1T holding the
terms Of the Probate Court Marion county. also.
Tar the relief Of the heirs OF Peter Rebold deceased al
bill to alter the times of holding the Crouii Courts IN
Marion coHnv-'hc first term ~ commence IN Januar,
also ~ relation 10 petit luors Porter amend
the locate roads Porter al
the bril- fer the relief of Francis Link and Bascss Ben
nett of Nanderbnfg count, also bill Ia locate State
road the OF Switzerland: also. bill "a
repeal the changing the mode Of selecting grand and
petit jurors with amendment embracing Barlholomc
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of the
order of the day.
The bill for the Incorporation of the Philadelphia In
dusrsi ASSOCIATION read third time and passed.
The bill TO repeal part of the Revised Statutes in ref
ersnoe ,hs Eve per penalty IN collecting
read third tine when
Mr.. Simonson moved To recommit the bill. with in
siructioss retain the penalty and that be appropr
efed In the use Of common schools.
= siis,"saa nr-"d. that a repeal Of this penalty
sss so..sds OF the saa., =.
taxes to lheast moment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26
Tuesday. December IA. 1911.
SENAIE.
- -. ,fa.1

By Mr Edn.oa-on. Of German citizens, praying for
the establishment Of German schools Sc. which IN
der the rules lies over one day.
3lr Ewing proceeded 70 make some remarks and
was cut or BIZ tie rules Of tie senate
BY 4Ir Coffin, remon,.rances; referred. by Alr
Hcdre of citizens of Grant county, or the abolition
Of the Office Of school commissioner in that county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

Nv Mr.. Buell. of ID. TO incorporate the PROJECTORS OF
the Lawrenceturg Geometry, which read twice and
dcrcd to he sngrosscd.
BY Mr.. Henry IN relation to the kind Of funds eceiv-
&c Tor tolls the W aba>h and Erie Ca
nal. which passed to a second reading.
Mr.. Lane moved suspend tho orders Of the d,v 10
take up bill Of the House for the relief Of Abigail &.
Hovey and Lorenzo ID. Hovey which motion prevailed
ard the bill accordingly taken NJ.
The bill read twice and referred the judiciary
committee.
GA motion Of Mr. L burn the Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-12-26

The prcsilen, laid before the senate communication
from the President If the STATE Bank. relation the
dividends OF the bedford B.r y, which was rccrred 10
the Committee ON the State Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
[Nu Err 20.

receip, Of the ascertain the aggregate
debts and allowed: and il same. when added
he paid the redemption OF the exeheaue bills.
exceed the estimated of millions of dol
lars, shall, the presentation of certificate of the
commissioners issue. At the option Of the holder, new
amount. Distinguishing principal from
ef public lands hereby ceded stock OF the u States.
for the allowed, including pa and interest,
and bearing interest o. three per annu. from
the date thereof which Stock addition to being made
payable OF the proceeds public lads hereby
ceded, shall also be receivable
In amount of the debt. and Liabilities allowed
viii, the aforesaid be paid Frederick Dawson.
and which may be paid in the OF oxcheusr
bills shall exceed the said Of millions OF dollars.
the said Secretary, before issuing stock.
the shall make In each such propof
tonable aud a;eahe reduction rsduss
the the said of millions OF doars and
power needtul rules and rcgu,a
tons into effect the hereby vested
him.
ART. VII. Until further provisions shall be made, tho
laws TeNas, existing. shall remain in force and
all executive and judicial officers of Texas, the Pre-
sdent Vice President. and heads of departments" shall re-
Offices, with all and authority nppeta
thereto, of justice shall remain in all respects
a established and org anized
ART. VIII Immediately after the exchange of the
flea Of this the President of ,be United States,
by and with tho advice and consent of the Senate shall
appoint commissioner, who shall proceed Texas aud
receive the transfer of the territory thereof and all the
chves and public property and other things herein conveyed
Of the United States. lie shall exercise oil
authority in said territory tho proper
execution of the laws, until otherwise provided.
ART IN The shall be ratified by the
tracing and the notifications exchanged at tho CITY
of Washington In moa,hs from the date hcreof SOON
if possible.
In witness Whereof we the unicrsgned pledipoten,in
of the United States Of America and of the RI public
of Texas, signed by virtue Of tho pres
treaty of annexation. and have hsreuno affixed our
Dome a, Washington twelfth day April. eighteen
hundred aud forty -four.
JIG. CALHOUN, Seal.
ISAAC VAN ZANDT, Seal
j. PINCKNEY HENDERSON, Seal
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pnions in shorter space. In conclusion. they
may be stated IN few words 70 be. that consid-
the anne ation of Texas. at this time. without
the assent of Mexico. as 4 measure compronis-
ing the national character. involving us certainly
in with Mexico. probably with other foreign
Powers, dangerous to the integrity of the Union
inexpedient IN the present financial condition of
the country. and not called for by any general ox-
precision of public opinion.
am. respectfully. your obodient servant.
IL. CLAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10
Mr.. Van Buren, on the Texas Question.

The Globe of Saturday night contains long letter
from Mr. Van Buren, addressed Member of Congress
of Texas In that letter
his views expressed against and TIE DELHI
OF the proposition of ade by
him whilst he President is stated, the
adj So this extraordinary sprung
the suddenly and unexpectedly. Tepudia
ted by the leaders of tie parties and will should
suppose, almost unanimously rejected b, the Senate
Baltimore Patriot. .3pril %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-05-10

The New York Temperance Journal for April
contains capital pictorial illustration of the fol-
lowing Story, or that part of it where '',hc mystic
rious woman" is pointing to tho priest, deacon
and DOCTOR
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25

NOTICE..
CrFIcE INDIANA MUruAI. F,RE Issuance CompANY.
INpI,NArnIIs, SEPTEMBER 9, 1914.

CgFIcE INDIANA MUru.L F,HE tAsunAScg COMPANY.
IxpI,SArnrIs, SEPTEMBER 9, 1914.
TTNuE MsAutRs Of SAID Company arc hereby notified,
dat for tie payment Of losses by FIRE AND interest
thereon liabilities
p,ny .nce August %, 1913, Directors day
red III. following AMUSEMENT thr fEEMum Norris
gwen said Company payable the Treasurer b.
fore tho hfth day Of November next ensuing 10 wit:
Ok NoTEs IN ToRcE
% nll dated before Nnsembrr 81 le13. AND
-, dscha rsed berg No l,26 No. 2,7l9, bod,
inclusive, and one half peg cent
Ola nj! dated after November II. ls42. and on
before Janua, 20 1874, being from No. 1870 M" p
753. both inclusive, folr per cent
fore March 3 1874 being from No. ASA No. 1895,
both Inclusive Two and thfee quarters per cent
Oh all IN ted after March J. o4f, aud or b.
fore March -. lsii bel = from No 2s'7 TO No 1881.
both inclusive. md one quarter per
On all dated after Narh %, 1874 and be-
Jolly %. 1874, berng from No 2.S2. to No. ASH,
OK EXPIRED A>p Dlscu,hGtD Norrs.
o. expired aud Gisba rged ,Iser November 81.
lSa3. aud before January 90 leii, and not given
three and one hall per cent:
On votes ped discharged nf.cr January %. ls4I,
md March 3, 1874, and given Up, four and
three quarters per cent.
On notes expired dischnr red March g. 1874
on or before March D. H. and given up,
ca notes expired or discharged after March %. 1914
and before July a2 c44 ami given up, FIVE and
thres quarters per ceat
on expired or discharged after Jav 22 1914 and
before September gwen and
one halt per
Recepss Tor Assessments will be fasgvn rded gents
authorized
pecs6 make prompt payment Interest viii be charged
remaining unpaid nn after the 9th
day Novemhsr which day they pavahie and at
the IT thirty date deinq will
he liable for the whole amount of her Premium
Notes agreeable eleventh OF the charter.
Notes of State Bank OF Indiana. Dor State
Tea Notes nn of the specie paying Banks IN Ken
tucky and Ohio viii be required for assessnent
In cases where members have nienated their Policies
nv sale of the property oncwiss they hero
notified is ,neir duty TO surrender tho same for
di.cba md % TN. due the time of
surrender agreeable to the requirements OF the fifteenth
which be enforced by OH
GERS of the Company. Ths - important matter
members especially requested call their
attention and give the laarna lion
gard Policies for discharge should be forwarded
hrong, local Agents, addressed the Secretary
IL will policy be discharged until the
amounts date of surrender be first
paid By order Of the Directors.
Sept 2O-3w. JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-25
Sheriff,s sale.

NY virtue Of an Execution directed, from the
Id Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at pubic sale at
,he Court House Cen,revile Wayne county, Ind
on tho 18th law Ocober, lS4l. between the hours of
O'Clock A nd four O'Clock, P NJ said day. the
following property, to-wit:
certain parcel lot OF ground situate in the City Of
Richmond. Wayne county Indiana. Being part o
tion ,hirtvtwo Township fourteen.
merciisn iine. drawn from the NJ
beginning the South-East
mons lot Washington the Stats road lead
ing from Richmond 20 Log,nspcrt. running thence
81 East, along said road perres aev 10 fee,
wide for ths accommnia on Of said lot ard Mr. Manats
thence along said alley SoLh. 80 West perches tn an
Alley perch wde thence along said alley North SIS
West perches the 50 t,h rhos Dew
lot North Is East. pefche. to he mace
beginning. ainns is square pcrches Taken
Of jam Smith satisfy Execution
VIM. J. Watt.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff, w c.
Sept Goth. iS44. S2.50 36ts
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SHERIFF-S SALE...By virtue OF an execution 10 me
- directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court. will
public sale Coart House door Cenrevie.
Wayne county Indiana. the 30,h day of September.
lS44. between the hours of O'Clock. NJ. and four
O'Clock. NJ said day. the following property. to-wit
certain parcel or lot of land situate Wayne county.
lndiana ana known by being 10, numbered thr,ynne.
numbered the original plat Of the Town of New Bos
ton Taken - the property o William II Perkins, and
Joseph F. Chapman. satisfy execution OF
Solomon Meredith, en- u.e. VIM B tIornsh.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff ". C.
Sent 3th. 1874 SI.50 Sta
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Sheriff S Sale.

l Wayne circuit COURT will expose public sale
door IN Ceneyir, Wayne county, Ind :.
1914 day of October. IS4l. between hours Of
O'Clock. A NJ. and four O'Clock, p NJ said day
the following property, p-ut: ceIta parcel or lot Of
iauh o Kchmnn1. WA comfy. fnrt
by being No g. numbered the plat of that part NJ
city laid by Achilles Williams Taken the
property of Caleb Williams, 10 satisfy execution in
favor of State Bank Of Indiana
DAVID GENTRY. s. C.
Sent o5 1874 cl,5J 40ts
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Il RE n ID $ Boo X s.
lust received from the East o Friends publi-
- cations. embracing old standard works, and 9th
OF date. The follow ing tides of a
OF the works just received:
select Historical Memoirs
OF Religious Society Of Friends. commonly called
Qnakes For information Of young persons, and in
uuites after divine truth. By VIM ilo;gaon, Jr.
George Eox's Journal.
Letters Of the late John Thorp,
Manchester. Minister Of the Gospel in the Society
Friends. To whicn prehxed Memoir of the Life OF
the Writer.
Memoir
OF Louisa Nav. daughter of Thomas and Lucy Nav.
Spiritual Guide.
Memoirs
or Rise, Progress. md Prosecutions Of people
called Quakers the North of Scoan br John Barclay
Letters of Isaac Pennington.
Son Aldermen Pennington of London. and eminent
Ministe- of the Gospel in the Society of Friends.
Barclays Apology-Imitatoa OF Christ An Inquiry into
the Ac .ordancy of War with the principles OF Christi
and Exanina of the philosophical reasoning
by which IL is defended by Jonathan Dymond George
Nhiteh.ad- BARCLAYS Catechism--Samne Neai--Lew-
is on tathsBevans' Niew-Richard !ordan--C'rovef''
IettersFhe doc trine OF Baptism and the Lords Sup
peri sc and Progress, by VIM. Penn. &c &c
For sale a, the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Sept. l3. 1S4f. 3Su
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LUSTRES! LCSTRES !! /!
IL f M d V Al

NJ EMOVAI AND co PARTNERSHIP The cub
Il scrber will move, before the Is. of september
next o tina, cormoi,oIs Fire Proof
side of the Basin White Water Canal
near Western Row: And with him his brother w al
T. Carpenter The firm. i, the of &c. Car
Brother. will the PORK business in all
varied nches rcuar attention receiving and
arding purchase and sale IF Salt, Wheat, -Four
Pork Bacon Lard Faxsee, Sugar Moss Coffee Iron,
Nails. Castings General Commission and
Produce Mechan,s-being prepared furnish the usual
facilities, for sale in this msfkst. ship
IN other ma rket.
In leaving old stand. of Sycamore and 9th
subscriber tenders his old friends
respectively. his grateful Acknowledgements.
and low charges of G
Carpenter u Brother, viii merit continued bera,y
CALVIN CARPENTER.
Cincinnati, Aug. 14th. 1S44.
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BIN d E RY
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY!

ME unders gne would respectfully inform the pubic
that as continues nifscture to ORDER all kinds of
BLANK BOOKS in good style and OF superior paper
Tie prepared furnish County Clerks, Al itors. and
TreasueTs with Books of the latest and improved
for having recently from the Auditor OF
STATE Old Books iii bound, and all kinds OF Teo
dcas and zines bound good style. and
CASH they be done elsewhere. He soliciti a
share of patronage
The BINDERY is in ,he room Immediately the
Book Store. C.. S. PRESCOTT.
Richmond. Jan. 9th. ls43 ely
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ELKHORN FACTORY.

TENE unde rsgned having purchased the nbovo Factory,
formerly owned by Daniel Clark. and having pu, it
n complete repair. ready to CARD WCOL,
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in the bes, a nd
upon short notice. They will aIso in snort time. be
manufacture all kinds of goods order They
vii, purchase quantity of WOO. the highest
price. payable in Goods the Factory, for Dr.
GUods and Groceries, &c Ihey would prefer Wool tina,
been washed.
Their price. low nd they hope. from their long
and their business merit and
ceive a share of patronage.
NIXON & WILCOX.
April I2,h Ie44. l6tf