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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

The following is as near us can be
asccr,nined tie amount oi insurance on
losses are total Insurance TO cousid-
cradle extent has also been obtained
abroad aud 10 boston. II is believed
hat all the Offices Wi. be able 10 pay
'helr losses, bot some OF them will be
riInIl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

passed over this place on Tuesday morniog,
about o'c'cck. We notice by The New
York papers ihat n similar storm WIS cApc.
u"ncsd IN that vicinity at the came ilme-lhe
violence of the wind doing considerable dam.
age to window blinds, awnings, ucca, &c.
The weather has been very mild and plcns.
ant, and much cooler since tho storm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

Er w,N .I,rjoo The Washington Uni.
on doubts he accuracy of the correspondent
Of ,h2 Baltimore .1mt,icGn. at Vera Cruz,
vlr.c 'eii"r Of The 9it;l June speaks so Ms.
suoty oi wDi bntwrrn Mrxco aud tho
unned States. The Union considers The
chances es against war, iot reasons which 1t
s ECt tt hJcTy 10 rare.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

@ = The Ncw.Ilayen has reduced her
fare from - 10 30 cts. between this place
and New York, over tho Long Island Raj.
Road. We are so requested 10 state. IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

The "prphcan Family" informed us prc.
viou' to leaving town last week, lhat they
should return to Newport aud give another
Concert on Saturday evening next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

Among the lisi ct Fums ard Individuals
rurn, on, we ror,re Mcs'rs. rcnrrr & Hail,
,oau,s tiau mcf.hsnts M. 5J Exchange
Place. They urrc folly insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

iitd,!, II WcI Point, named Dcshrr
'r"r. h'rhtr.s. vas drowned while bslhiuy
ou Z ursdty evening last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
Most Disastrous Con
Aagraticn il, N. Y orig,
On Saturday morning, July le
IS45.
e,er 500 buildings drNrOyfd-LO@ {!
stores and Merchandise rS,maicd from
fiit 10 Atlrn Millions
lil.S 0M.


Five 10 Ae.rn NlIORS-sgyIml
lA.S lOS,
Ga Saturday morning last, New nrI
VAS visited With another NV tul coun.gra
ton which in the space Of a few hours.
de-roJ ed large portion OF lhe most
valuable aud beautiful pat of the cIty
We copy from the Tribune, the partlcu-
lars of lhls terrible calamity two cdl
tons ul Which paper wcIc published du
ing Ihe progress ollhc fire.
From the Tr'une Of MonGn,
On Saturday wc published Five ELl
il"ns Of our paper. containing the pro
gross Of the Grrnl CONFIRMATION, aud
inll PARTICULARS ns they trnnspircd, up ruO
The hsi moment -- supplying the MaII-
East, North and Snuih We thus mnrn.
ius cancel the whole OF this patched and
pece.mcal d"sciipti"n, and PATE
new nnd Complete account of the c.lanl
~
A. hnlipasi two n'cluck nn Sdurda,
morning the ire broke ou' in the store
ni J. l. Van Dozen, Oil Merchant 8nu
Strarin Candle Manufacturer. 81. New
street, which c"o mHncated speedily 10
she adjoining buildings, without cHrrs
in ob-liuct 1t, for 4 considerable tme
~ hrr- was no iumeiln,e alarm given,
owing tn the buildings there not hoiug
"rcurrrd n, night, aud The Cny Hall
bell not beg inning % ring Until three %.
clock. Al holi.plSt 'hrr" O'Clock -."I
some my nS late rs lour AN explosion
'G"k place ~ - building u"ar whetr the
'u" "flginn'cJ, which shook The whole
c'tT. aud lmmt drateIy threw down six OF
-gh. bindings and Communicated the
!iAm"s Ia olacis IN every dircction--s'
that To" lire thus gol IA srnt III many
different places At "rcr. Fog lue Com.
p"ry %, which was play ing "a house
,.'..mn, NV, ", ,r p'."I '''' nG., rI. ~" Wv
across The street nnI aClrrwnrd burnt ny
r''"P'''rh. f'ah''' ii'd. one {" 'hr
'''nP""'. VINO was standing o" ne
"'''""4 "h''" me explosion too" pace
vas '''''" 90" '"' '""', c''"f a''"'S ne
ShSr', an" ai'g h''o nH ms 'e'i WIN ~
v" 'nn'y saV" 'he H"@h' SP'aln'ng CT nj
a"G'". S''eiaI "'h'fs "l ~" Company
were ''''r "r 'esS I"l"''", "' M carrie"
WIN '"' r'"e'"' across me S'''t'' IRE
'''''E ," 'o' ''P''sio" 'he Io'"m"" OF -
'"' S'e'"I me P',''"ns c"h'"'"h o' me
men, S"''"'"''u "V me- =" ,nAt no u"
.rltl "A 4 Ia - a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

Th" AHfRICtS lVsT1ulE will hold is
auruai !1rr 1i NtbIa's tiatd,n. OF. 6'h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24
The Great Western Arrived.

'fhr Gusi Western srriv"d At Now Yufh go
N,n'l' m"rnnT, win rj,itc, one '1y arI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

Ga Saturday morning last, Nrw-I I"rt
VAS visited With anolherswlul conil.gra
llnn, which in The space Of a few hours.
ds,'roJe ed large portion OF lhe most
valuable aud beautiful pat of the clry
We copy fr"n ih. 1,bunc, the pa,tiou-
lnrs of rhIs terrible calamity two cdI
lions III Which paper weIn published du
ing The progress oflhc FIRE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-24

The toardcrs, mostly strangers spend
lag ihe Slmlner her, Jared especially
haid
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

cal sciences in general may easily be acquired in this
country by any individual of ordinary mental quaca-
tons, without infringing in the slightest degree those
hours appropriated his necessary abors The will,
say. all that is lacking. And will the who has
successfully all of hardsps, tolls,
and dangers incident the pursuit of livelihood in this
world, be dsnayed by trivial difficulty will he
taEneEy submit the dication ana sureHaace of
mpude upstairs and preenders when he at any
time emancipatc himself take higher rank in the scale
of excellence promote his happiness and reputation
and qualify himself his country and his fellow
creatures, whenever they may demand his add
know that this doctrine Will sound strange
ny; but how strange may appear, if it have
truth for its basis know that il is prevailing opinion
that there is something debasng in those occupations by
which obtain subsistence that these occupations are
surrounded by circumstances which absolutely dsqaalify
their followers from the attainment of mental excel
lcnce Of any kind. But know that this opinion only
worthy nation of slaves. lis ncongruous TO suppose
that God would have implanted a universal thirst
knowledge in the human breast if the of obtain
ing to be withheld, but from favored few.
Ii like wise held by sone that manual labor is dis
graceful, and ebasing in its influence the mind there
ignorance the only security of the happiness of
the aboring classes and knowledge their worst
This doctrine is OF piece with the other above noticed;
and might very properly be preached to the subjects Of
the Gar the Sutan.Ihe following extract from the
american Notes of Mr.. Dickens this subject, com
rlends itself equally the attention of the laboring
casses and of the higher orders Speaking of the
rious means OF mental cultivation bestowed upon the in
of the Lowell factories, he saws: .'For myself
know station in which the occupation of to-day cheer
fully done and the occupation OF tomorrow cheerful
looked to, of those pursuits most humans
zing and laudabIc know station which is rendered
endurabe to the in ii, safe to the
person By having for its associate.
know which has a right to MoNoPoLizE the
OF mutual instruction, improvements, and rational
very long, after seeking to do so-'
SEIf-improycment hold to be the only improve
Schools and academies may be multiplied and the
nst be cmployedto occupy them; but with
active and perscyering efforts the part of the lear
ner, useful progress will be made But arouse
his mind those efforts, and nothing necessary
a citizen this Republic Schools may then cooperate
with but they circumscrbc his mind. But il may
be asked, how is this spirit be awakened
by gng the of aboring classes
the real strength and support OF every system OF gov
Let it solemny be impressed upon their minds,
that the sentence, ALL is not
mere Of words, but truth which will last while
M,N himself lasts Engravc this their hearts and their
understandings; and denagognes and carlatans Of every
grade profession will vanish like the mists Of the
morning.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
Fifth Month l lth
otHERIFF,s SALE.---By virtut

CHERRIES SALE.---By virtue of Decree and Exc
= cution directed, from the WAYNE Circuit
Court, will expose public sale at the Court house
DOOR in Cenrcville. Wayne county Indiana. the 2Is
dav of June, lo5. between the hours of o'clock,
and four O'Clock, p M, OF SAID oaE, the following
property, to-wit:
part the south half of section five. % township
thirteen, l3 range ID west OF the principal mer
dian line. bounded as follows to-Wlt: beginning at
elm the side of hitewater on the line dividing
the and southeast quarters OF SAID section FIVE
Isl thence south twenty-eght [-) degrees and twenty
(2O) minutes east and two-tenths 10 2-l0
riches en thence south twenty and half (205)
degrees east twentv-one (2l) perches to a hickory;
thence south two ~ degrees fifteen 40 pcrches
sugar tree thence south weny-sx (26) degrees west
tventy-one (l) perches to ash; thence south forty
two IL degrees west eleven and eight III $40
perches bunch Of lynns, thence south fftythree
So degrees fifteen I5) minutes, west forty three and
thence south fortyeigh IS degrees west twenty 20)
perches and ninc-tenhs $40 TO sycamore; he nee
south II degrees west SIN and four tenhs
% i-lo} perche7 to an Itonwood; thence orth forty two
IL degrees fifteen 10 minutes west crossing White
water eight perches and seven-tenls 40 TO hickory
thence north four 4 degrees east iirf 81 perch
Ironwood thence north slNtytour lb4}
west tweEtysix and fve-tenhs go o-lo) perches to
stone; north twentysiX 90 degrees east twenty eight
(o} pechs and three-tenths (3-l0 TO stone; thence
south sixtyour 81 degrees east forty IL peches
TO stone on the race bank; thence neanderhg with the
bank of the north fortysix Io) degrees east
twenty three 3) perches stone; thence northwest
fourteen 40 links; thence north fortyeight as de-
preeseast 100 perches elm; thence north
tv and half (205) degrees. east six 90 perches to
INN: thence north twelve 10 degrees east thirteen
ia perchas and eicht-entls {el0) elm; thence
north twenty-sx (26l degrees. east SIX and oneten1
ll0a perches tree; thence north eleven Ill
erecs and twotenths a Flu percLes to
em thence north twenty nine 30 degrees west TWEEN
~ [,04 perches stone the west bank OF " htewa
above the of the State road, the
foresaid dividing line; thence with said line.
ing Whitewater. fifteen and half [l542 perche to the
place of beginning Containing near thirty 800
more les; with all the Mills and Water privileges
thereunto belonging; the lying and being the
County Of Wayne. and State of Indiana.
Also, four Carding Machines; Spinning Machines,
(MuieS.l sixteen 40 Looms; Picker; two knap-
ping Machines: Shearing Machine; Brushing
Machine; Press: Dying utensils. &e- &c. and all
fixtures appertaning the manufacture of CASH
netts and Jeans; with all the mill gearing the
Taken IS the property of Rebeoa Shreeve and Josiah
Paul Administrators, and the heirs of the
eb Shreve dec satisfy said decree end in
favor the State Bank OF Indiana.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh' Il: ". G.
Nay .. ISIS p So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

DOOKS LOST. ...The "Commttee Library Of
the Richmond 'Franklin Institute have examin-
ed the Library land have found the following list of books
missing which accounted for the Librarians
record:
Pope's Works ID vol Robertsons Works, Campbell
Owens Debate 5th and 18th vols lrying's W orks,
9Th and eth vols Bu.er's Novels, Noyeiists Magazine,
Life Of Cromwell 2 vols. Life Of Sir Isaac Newton,
Life Charlemagne, Chesterfield's Letters Mrs OP's
Living, DIghts Decisions copies; 1st and eth vols
Bxron's Works, Mrs. Child's Appeal Lallah Rookh.
CaInpbes Poems, Rccoectons of Persons, Converse
tIons Cheniistry CoIeridge shelly and Keats Mans
field Political Grammar, copies; British spy The
Spv vols; Revolutions in Europe, Goldsmith W orks.
Chestc rieId ID vol. Tour through the holy
Land Court and Camp Of Bonaparte.
Persons having any of the above named books VIII
please them Immediately with the Librarian or n~
rsiened. Some Of works have been traced tn
their who may escape being published by re-
turning them within weeks j. 8 LYLE, Oh
MAY 2-th, LAD
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
4 fresh supply just received and for sa:e--Iower
than ever before offered in :h, place.

TJHHE undersigned would respectfully Inform Fhysi-
clans and Nc rchants that they NOW constantly
receiving fresh supplies of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
&c. &c, direct from Philadc phia and prepared 10
SELL wholesale, at Cincinnati prlces-as their arrange
in Pinadel pha SUCH they not under the
necessity of going on TO purchase their Medicines
Uj All orders, accompanied with the Cash, Will be
thankfully received and promptly attended to-
JAMES X. DUGDALE & CO..
Main Street, Richmond, East of the Bank
Fifth Month It'll 1915. 2O:3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

EANUFACTU RER of Coaches. Barouches, friends
vi Carry ais Y rk Wagons, Pha tons, Buegics, &c
Also superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
NARNsII, manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge OF the places him without i rival War
ralted not to crack.
Also arriacc Trimmings Of every description. such
iaces Cloth, Silver ub Bands. Door Handes Lamps,
Lock and Hinges, Riggs, Sc; all OF which Will be fur
nisied at the lowest Cash price Persons at distance can
be accommodate by dropping line to th" snhscrbg
Main street. opposite Mr.. Broohius Hotel, enonj, Ia.
June IL, 1915. 10 in II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-wll

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-WIt
be sold at private sale, the property on Hh
belonging the Estate Dr. Morris Lancaster, dec O.
consisting Of two LOTS substantially enclosed and I'M
proved bv a large BRICK ID" ELLiNG HOUSE, con-
stretea f the best materials, and finished every part
in the reateet approved style: well OF good
water in the kitchen: large Cistern for rain water near
the door together with buildings-a in the hest or
der Aiso-aboat thirty Fruit Trees consisting OF AP-
MIR Pear Peach and Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy, commanding nne
prospect portion of the surrounding country; one o.
the most desirable locations for residence IN the CITY
Richmond. For information, enquire Of
WILLIAM II. fOULkE, Admnis'rafo,
Richmond, Nav II, l-i3. ~"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

StNITE'S LINIlIENT--@urest remedy for the cure
of Sweeney poll-EviI flstula, strains, Bruises,
Scratches Big Head. SC. that discovered
Also for the human flesh eNces in the OF Kheu-
matte Pains Swelling OF the GLANDS OF the throat RING
W orFns. Tettcr Frosted Get, &c. .
Zach genuine bottle IS stamped Smiths Llnirneni,
49, Miner sole Pronriefors None 9th
genuine DENNY - HMM, La'o"' y
The above Lniment is for sale at the Drug store OF
IREED * BROTHER
Richmond, June IL, 1915 1T
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

4 .T3V ylrtuc OF p0FFtF
the last will and testament William Brown, late Of
Henry Indiana deceased, the undersigned offers
to sell al private sae the valuable FARM OF said de-
ceased. being the Last half OF the NorN est quarter
Of Section 3d. Township Is, IL ana the " est half
of thu SOUTHWEST quarter of Section ,. Township s.
range llcontaning One Hundred and eaty Acres, sit
mated in the county OF Henry InIne4tely on the Ma
tional road two miles of Lewsvilie and eight miles
west of Cambridge. Eighty Of the land IS under
high state Of cultivation: and there the premises
large twostory Frame House-large Frame Barn, ana
other necessary buildings and an excellent bearing
Orchard. all in good repair and condItion
5-TERMS.-One-th third of the PIrchase money viii
be required hand and the remainder IN two equal in
staments of twelve and eighteen months
Persons distance wishing any further information
concerning the premises, BY addressing letter. post
said TO the undersigned at LewlsvIe. Henry
have any information desired.
ISAAC PARKER. Executor.
Nav 11t:i, Ie45 1p s2.51-E. Cou9. 22-2t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

iFEHIIE Celebrated DR. Rush's Compound Purifying
j SYRUP OF SAk~ AZ AiiIl.A-sTRTCTIY AEGErA-
nEhe exalted reputation attained by DR.. Rush, both
in private practice and Ihyseiau to the American
Army Il sufficient guaranty the efficacy and useful
ness oil truly invaluable medicine 1t was prescribed
by him and other Physicians attached to the army during
our s!rios revolutionary struggle, and proved to BE- II
certain and unfalmg for several ct the most preNa-
lent the time most distressing complaints by
which our IS afflicted to- wit: Affections OF the Inv
err DvSpepSi or indigestion, aud all disorders arising
1rol az. impure of The blood tnder tins latter
head may b. Observation-Disclosures eruPtIons OF the SKIN
l4pics on tn. fscr Syphlitic symptoms ScalY Erur-
tons, letters KngW ornls " hite SweiIings Scron
la and Mercuria diseases.
1t i also most excellent remedy for Chronic Khci'aa
t!ein Infnt Cholc. gencta affections OF the bow
els IN collaboration which has etfectna cure
been provided, unless be this purifying Medicine
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

reason, and THAT REMEDY in time. which
has cured and prolonged the lives OF thousands.
Let be horne mind tlat tins MEDICINE *
DOCTOR DB MEANS EAI.ECTORANT REMEDY
preparation entirely Of vegetable extracts, expressly
prepared loosen the corrupt morbid umors and Weed
that tccuruuates the passages. and finally
fasten upon the lungs The medicine all this TO b.
throw up by cTbect0ra3joH
1t IS only Is the power Of the cSpecor1nt organs that
the tie Of disease, be eradicated from
the system The ENpeetorant Remedy offered to yon il
fpnna by Physicians generally, and 10y those who have
fully be hn only safe medicine that
viii completely perform tins grand object
PURCHASERS,
that
tgiflinT IErTous
medicine * not palncd
upon Won hy tieS+ Who are not
Agents. in place of Dir. puncaus
ENpectoront Remedy. Be not perSua-
ded To take their vie mixtures it you wish
yonr life. Principal office Tor the United
States. the sale of DIR. Buncan's ENpectorant
Remedy. No. 49, North eth street. Phadclp hia.
u Ask for Or Duncan's Expcetorant Remedy, ANA BE-
sure Won obtain
l. sold III Richmond, IA, at the BOOK STORE
June II. i =. 21u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
s &. Z 81 q = u y ST = g 6. - Q
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

TETO FACTITRERS AND oTHERS.-T'hc
Undersigned having lnade arrangements with JoNAs
& ARR = man of twenty years eNpcric iii Machinery
superntend their Machine shop. prepared
nish all kinds of Machinery order at Cincinnati
such asFickrrs, Cardng Machines, Condensors, Powcr
LOOMS Mapping Machines, Shearing aIaciines, Press
Stoves, &c. &c.
We also building superior Ilrrehing Machines,
which Will sell accommodating terms. " e
also Of the patterns OF Iircsiur
Machines IN use, and can make any repairs required
Having great variety of Vi Ii and other Patterns,
furnish CASTINGS OF every description. far
terms. Aso-a variety of Cooking, Parior, Ten and
Seven-Plate STOVES, kept constantly hand; all OF
which will be warranted for II months.
j. VI. * ]. H. HUTTON.
\. g. Hand Machines, the manufacture OF Sewing
Silk made o ORDER. J. NJ " ]. Ii. II.
Spring Foundery, June II SD 81 in ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

q rEFitIfF'.S SALE..--By virtue OF Execution 10
Snlc directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
public sale the Court House door, in Centre
willie. WAYNE County, Indiana the 2lst day of June
1915 the hours of o'clock. \. NJ, and
O'Clock, Z. NJ, said day, the following property, to-
wit:
A Certain parcel or tract of land lying and being in
the County of Wayne, and State of Indiana. and known
BY being part of the Southwest quarter of Section
twenty. 600 Township fourteen. III of Range u
West Of the principal meridian line draw from the mouth
the Great Miami River and bounded follows wit:
Beginning at Stake eight Is perches North of the
South East of said quarter secton thence North
seventy five and half - l-2 degrees. West twenty
six 90 perches and six tens IS 10 II Stake; thence
North fourteen / perches and fiveenths 800 TO a
Stake: thence Eas. twenty-five 25) perches and two
tenhs 2o to the quarter section line: thence South on
said line twenty l pcrches to the place of begin
ming. Containing ~ acres hreequarters. 81 and
r. perches. less with all the apperte
ces. Mills. Mil houses, Mill and Water privileges there
belonging Taken the property Of John w
League satisfy said Execution favor of Eli Brown
and Priscilla Fry. Aims.
DAVID GENTRY, shift. w. c.
May 9th, 1915 [p f. 50 22-ts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

This Pill. the experience Of years. has been Pr@re
ia l,e tn, ne Mus ultra; of medical preparations n,
celebrated inventor himself cured l3,Oou cases u
suppressed nesus green sickness and other diseases m
cdent to females having used then' 10 me eAeus -
r other remedy for such diseases. during continued
practice nearly 30 years, without SOLITARY Vi
future. when used according to the directions m
were this continent IN icl3. pE III
Thomas Phillips, of Newburgh, New ork, he having
obtained the formula preparing them from Dr. " amos
trochtz himself They then been used very
extensively hrou ghout most of the eastern states ana
the proprietor thoroughly satisfied OF their virtue
that earcssy challenges the world to produce NJ
cine in any form that Will prove superior ia relieving the
Affections Of suit ring women
1.-The SarsapariIla and Pills are for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
-, ,a,s 4ly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES. HoLLOSV.wARE, and CASTINGS.
A t Gin n n att Prices.

INHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that he carries the Eoundery business he
establishment lately conducted by the T. and J..
y ffarra He has hand superior lot OF ) Toy Is
consisting of Nos. J, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Spilmans Improved Cooking Stove. seven
plate Stoves OF different Sizes with general
of Franklin and Parior Stoves Aso-Pots, Kettles.
Andlrons, and Wagon Boxes.
lie also and makes Ma
chimes, Condensers. Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad and narrow Power Looms Pulling Stoves, and all
kinds OF Machinery used Manufacturing establish
ments.
Mill Gearing OF all kinds made the short notice.
He feels confident in that he has the largest and
best selected lot Of patterns the Western
G rist ami Saw Mills. has in short the latest i'm
the Mill Gearing line.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-18

tate
Now to wit, at the May Term lS45. Of said Court the
said petitioners ana show to the Court that return
of found had been made by the Sheriff. 10 John.
Peter nr-yv Elijah Fleming; Nancy. Alexander ita
vid J. Fleming Martha Nctfi Nancy. Juliet and Jane
Fleming, John Nasson Martha Guy. James and sarah
Ann Was David J. 3iatche Eoiinda, Christopher <,
John B. William. James Samuel R.. David J. f., Mar
tia G.. and Catf4rine Fleming. 1t is or1ered BY the
Court that said defendants found be notified Of the
pendency OF this petition by three successive publications
weekly newspaper printed and published IN sad
and unless they appear and show why the
PRAYER of said petition shall not be granted the VIII
be heard and determined in their absence
THOMAS &. NOBLE, elk.
Julian Atty. (P f $500 223t