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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-27
NEW GROCERY STUKE!

IuNHE subscribers have taken the store former.
- l occupied by Msurs. Aylmcr q son, four doors below the
bell Tavern, for the purpose of conducting the Grocery and Com
mission business. We have, and shall keep constantly ON hand n
general Assortment Of Family Groceries, TO which we respe -tfuuy
invite the attention Of our friends and the public generally. Orr
goods consist in part Of
quality
hoeba, Java and LaEuaya Coffee
Woosey 4 Woolseys best loaf, puiyerised and crushed Sugar
81 CDir. Pouo Rico and N sugar
Hull 4 Sons best Soap
DO. VaneFatcd do
No. I Maekerei
A choice lot sardines
Rerahs and Principe segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No ] N. Carolina Herrings
Painted Buckets and Brooms
a great variety OF Specs
Letter and Pooiscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent and Plain Sperm Candies
Londonsnd Philadelphia Porter, in pts and qs
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut shad, IN half bbls
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French. Apple and Peach Brandy, OF the finest quality
HonandGin
Old yanaca Rum
Richardson's Rye Whskey
Madeira aud Sicily Madeira Wine
Port, Caret, Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging to the Grocery Tnde.
we also tender our services to our friends and the public rene.
rahy for the ale Of Produce, and promise To nee every sreuion TO
obtain the highest narsct price.
n. N. TEMPLEgAN,
WIN. n. RADCLIFFE.
jill No. Do, 4 doors below the Bsl Tavetn
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WRAPPING PAPER, for tea, hardware. drv
goods shoes. drugs. &C fine and common Cap and Letter.
he Enveiope Yellow and Blue, Medium and DENY Ledger Papers
&ei for sale at low prices by
my - DAyFNpoRT l. ALIEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-27
CHEAP AUCTION DRY G00nS

- SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
W. are now receiving a further supply OF
w Blue, Brk and Invisible Green Clouhs
Blue, Brk and Fancy Ribbed CASHMERE.
Bie4cbcd and Brown Linen Duus
Plaid Linen Drills
fhd and Pain Brown Linens
Gas Lnens, Irish Linens, Brown Holan ~
wADsWoRTH, TURNER 4 co.
IS Mails a,rss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-27
ROBERT MOTT,

nsuse, M FaIntsF nd 0IaH1er,
S6f ~ . ~ Ez@As.ss Bsak. RkAa>.k Isrri.<L
AZ received . further sppty Of Psint- Oh. copsi ana osb><
- vsrnisses. with raintefs Brushes .sd Bksd-n An ..rt
nens of French and Aisersess WisSow Ola. ssses fr,n srle N
soxss iseh-s. sn Of which b 10 assireus 70 Ill os vvt IN o. the
MOI reasonable tenn.L
n B-A large supply of Soap etose Paint, for ae Iov. . n
psstos p~issf for Tin OF shi,sied Roo6L RN.
d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-27
CHEAP DRY GOODS!

opsn'sf this morning my second supply Of sprins csod.
= eo"ss' livery reduced pre~s. which . win -n 20 per cent b.
o~ iosnner price. foe eash-havinx been bought pripeipau, a, 4.
sestnsent win be fousd-
nAnd-ons Banonee.. only Tile pr I'd
balzotias Lawn. and hu.ifns, Isi 70 37le
5000 yds Calico. from Gle IN The np~.t
soPer Irish Lissns 3Ile 10 ~ LES pc I'd
b'eaehei and Brown Csioas. 81 70 u or vd
Bed Ticking, Cheeks asd Brown Linens
Blue and yellow Nankesp. 9 io I2le or yd
Splendid syie spnng Casameres very eb-sp
nafsins and Satin ve.tinrs
Cotton and Linen Goods. suitable fr how. x,ar
white Cambrics. Musiins and Lawn
boanet Rihand.. Flower. Ae.
And many other goods equally a. cheap for cash.
my ~ No :. Mai, .,.., ~
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RlCHM0N DAILY WING.

8 rsnss % svssrsuuex-re City subscribers. ssss pes par:
- fs . shosssr period. 90 vkss .sa sy .an. sie-yayahh, 4.
- ssssa h advses. H tefuH
o. As~v.uass-vos aAsss Rsss Ces -, oss iss.rso.. rs sssss
sve isssrios 81 ifi; tAres iassrioss 81 80; and every succeed
10 i.seusss. - eesnL
Ts.s.sss stvsrAsrs nss pay In advases.
rs number q inssrion- Of Advertisements nusb e sosed 90 Tho
hs- o. tssy ~ni be inserted until ordered On be sopp~a, and char.
- sseosA.siy. ~ osd-n 70 sop nss also b 10 wni,s.
Asasal Advertisers ss charged ESQ fs 10 lines, and In tAs,
poSsstses f"s advertisements Of greater length: eIesp, Aue-
so.ses and Lottery dealers. Who are charged 500. Taper In
sisdsd)
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF Y6UR
OWN STATE

VIZ fnanhhn Manufacturing Company hav. IN hand n, their
w MILL. near the Depot of The southern Railroad a rood
s~osun-snt nj extra soperhn., bne and eomnsn ,<t<r fodes ,,d
hi eappsp~rs ruled and PLAIN; also. medium prniinx. eu,-L,o mi
Wrapping pap-rs. Of various -i<es al the loves whoi-~al- ne.
70 whfh ney invite public attention. assured that i'm QUALITY and
pnee uhoir manufacture will bear q comparison with IN. pr,au,ti,,
~ any Northern Factory. They are prepared To er-su,e oot.o for
any description Of paper thai TIN market or thes eu.tom-,. !.
m9ane; Merchants and deaieu are requested 10 call nj the Payer
% tncm~ver- NH a NJ
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AktNs 4 LlBBYB Line Of P.ekss. between Rieh.o.d .,a
- New ones.s. win esmmence their REGULAR up A. s~.-,.h-,
40 III be eonpo<d % he following ve-rk
Brig ORLEANS, C.n w. ~
Brig JOsEPH1NE, C,rt Ia. uo."@
ons OF th- above ve->b viii leave TN. plaee rr,.,,ax. r-
nosth- w can WIN oophd<nee. recomn~rA tn sbov, ve-~L q,
u pubic, = uey were bslh expressly fs The t1de an vu i,-,,.
10 low . any other vesrh. and are commanded by p.Jv - r.
erect men OF long experience IN TIN u.de. Fos frisht or ...r-
having very superior Accommodation. both hr cabin aud .t,,,,,
p@<en- .ppT@ J. FISHER 4 son, or
HAsklNs 4 LIBBY.
N. D. An freight ffom the country for The aboy. v,.~. Nil n.
wharfage.
Ju ~ o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
New Counterfeit.

We copy the following from the Lexington OBJ
server Of the 10th:
A counterfeit Of the one dollar plate Of the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, signed Jno. Iilforc
president, dated 18th January, lS45, has recently
been put in circulation. The whole appearance
of the note is we'll calculated to deceive; upon
minute examination the vignette at the top, es-
pecially the female figure. will be found coarsey
executed, and the impression shade or two
lighter than in the genuine note. The signature
Of tho president, which is vol nigh perfect, when
inspected through a magnifying glass is discover
ed to be engraved, but to the naked eye, presents
every appearance of being written.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

CINE No. % was buried in the ruins, and if all
the men escaped with their lives, it was nlmos,
miraculous. A report is current to the contrary,
but eye witness expresses his belief that they
all escaped-the police having kept the ground SO
clear that they had ample room to play their en-
CINE, and to tho first sound Of the explosion.
While speaking of the police we should hero say
that their conduct at every part of the conflagra-
ton was excellent and above praise. We never
saw in New York better arrangements.
The Journal Of Commerce gives what appears
to be the truo cause of the explosion. 1t says
"The explosion which set this mos, disastrous con-
fagration in motion, we have no doubt was fir ON
the reservoir gasomcter Of the Manhattan Com.
pany, situated in New ST.. caused by the heat Of
tho neighboring fre.-Thero nothing else
that could have made it, and that could. In cor
-oboration of this, the gas lights in Office went
out instantly upon the explosion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

4 Ordinance repeating part of Ordinances entitled
An Ordinance to prevent the running at large OF
Hogs the City of Richmond, passed and approved June
oath 1910, and June 18th 1872
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the
City of Richmond, That much of the Ordinances
latve the running at large of hogs in the City of
Richmond, passed and approved June 2fth 1e4O, and
June 18th 1872 compels the Marshal his authorized
agent mpound and sell barrows and sayed found
running large in the City of Richmond, be, and the
is, hereby repealed Prorided horeoer, that
thing contained in this section shall be construed
allow any family householder the privilege of
letting than two barrows spayed sows, or one OF
each, at large under the penalty contained in
this Ordinance.
SEC. 2 Be it further ordained, That any person,
householder within the limits of this city, having more
than hogs, specified in the foregoing section run
ming large the city. SHALL conviction thereof be-
the Mayor forfeit and pay the of dollar for
each and every additional hog found at large, with
costs of suit.
SEC g. Be it further ordained that any person, resi-
ding within the limits of this city, having boar open
running large in the city, SHALL on conviction
thereof before the Mayor forfeit and the sum of two
dollars for each and every offence, with costs of suit
Passed and approved July TO- le45
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor,
w. w. LYNDE City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
County Convention.

Pursuant TO notice, a respectable number OF
tho wings Of Wayne county mot in Convention
at the Court House in Cen,revile on Saturday tho
9th inst. for tho purpose Of nominating candi-
date for School Commissioner. John Jones, Esq.
was called to tho Chair, and J. 3. Slit was ap-
pointed Secretary.
After the Delegates had boon called over from
most Of the townships, Mr.. Jason Ham, one of
tho candidates, appeared in the Convention, and,
in ordor, as he said, to prevent any division in
tho wing party, voluntarily withdrew his namo Us
q candidate for the above office; Whoreupon, on
motion, DIR. John Prtchet was unanimously iom-
inated as a candidate for the Office of School
Commissioner.
On motion Of Samuel Hanna h, it was unan-
mously Resolved, That the thanks OF this Con-
vention and the wing party generally, in this
county, DO tonderod to Jason Ham for his honor
able conduct in Withdrawing from the canvass.
and thus profcrring, as a good wing, tho union
and success Of the wing party to his private
advancement.
On motion, the wing papors in tho county be
requested to publish tho above.
On motion tho convention adjourned to meet
with their brother wings in this county and dis
,rict on tho first Monday Of August noxt, for tho
purpose Of supporting tho wing nomination.
JOHN JONES, Pros.
J. i. STiTr, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS

The Haunted Merchant.
The Wandering Jew. Poor Jack.
A Biography of John Randolph of Roanoke, with
lection of his speeches. by L. Sawyer 37A cts
st. James, o the Court of Queen Anne % cts.
Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragon, so cts.
The Pirate and the Three Cutters. 25cts.
Japhet in search of a Father. % cts
Newton Foster. 25cts.
The Pacha of Many Tales 25.
Frank Mildmary IS
The Adventures of the Chevaer De Fanblas, picture
of Ancient nobility prior to the revolution. 50 cts
Animal Chemistry, or Organic Chemistry in its appi-
cations Physiology and Pathology by Lebg.
The Fortunes of Hector OHaloran and his man Mark
Anthony O'Tooe, 50 cts
The History of Flrt, by the author of"The Wfulness
of " cnan 25 cts.
Helen Halsey, or the Swamp State of Conelechita, a
tale of the Borders. 25 cts.
Old Slade or fifteen adventures of sailor, nclu-
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and sketches of other parts of the north and south
Oceans, 25 cts.
Mrs Ellis Housekeeping Made Easy; Complete in
in all branches Of Cookery and Domestic Econo
N.Y. containing the most modern and approved Receipts
of daily service in all families revised by American
Lady, IS cts.
Past and Present. by Thomas Carlyle, IS cts
A Daughter of Eve, novel by H. De Balzac 123 cts
Albert Simmons, the Midshipmans Revenge A
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of the Last Var. 13 cts
The Diary of a Hackney Coachman ID cts.
The Jusuit, illustrating the principles and practices of
the celebrated Society of esuts during the early portion
of the eighteenth century. by C. Splndler' 10 cts
Edward Austin, the Hunting Flask, l3 cts.
Harry barefoot: the three Temptations A Story
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

SHERIFFs SALE....By virtue of Decree and Exc
- cuon to directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court
will expose public sale the Court House door in
Centrevilc, Wayne County, Indiana, the 9th day of
August ls5, between the hours of ten O'Clock, A NJ
and O'Clock p NJ, of said day, the following described
property, to-wit:
The north half of lot numbered one hundred and nine
09 numbered the plat of that part of the City of
Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, laid out by Charles
w Taken the property of Elijah H. Citizens
satisfy said Decree and Execution in favor of Susan
Cuberley. DAVID GENTRY, Sh'h w. L.
July 10th, ls4J. fp. f. 81 80 CTS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

GHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of an Execution
- directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public sale the Court House door in Centre
vle Wayne county, Indiana the 18th day of August
1s45, between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. m, and
o'clock said day, the following property to wit:
certain parcel or lot of ground lying IN the city of
Richmond Wayne county, Indiana. and known by being
part of the South East quarter of Section
(3) Tow nship fourteen, C4) of Range one, % West
the rdan line drawn from the mouth of the great
Miami River, and bounded as follows, to-wit beginning
post standing North eighty (oS) degrees w est
three (3) perches and ~ link, from the South West
of David Vores land thence eight ~ perch
and CD links to stake, thence North
three () perches and % link to stake thence East
eight 6 perches and twentyfour (24) links, thence
south FIVE % degrees est three (3) perches and
% link the place of beginning, known Lot No. one
% in tn part of said City laid out by Jesse 1den.
Also certain parcels lots of ground situate in
said city of Richmond, and known by being lots No two
(2, and a., numbered the plat of said city laid
by Jesse Iden and also. certain parcel lot of
ground situate in West Richmond, Indiana and known
BY being lot No lO), that part of said town laid
out by Oliver Kinsey. Taken the property of Jesse
den and Upton Elliott to satisfy said execution in favor
of Oliver kinsey. DAVID GENTRY, Sh. w. c.
July 29th, 1915 (pr- fee $3) 3lts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
NEW DRUG STORE!
DIR. EPH HOW ELLIS,

wv OULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Richmond and its vicinity that he has just pened
in the MORRISON Buildings opposite Brghtwels Store
Main street, extensive stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints Oils Dye-Stuffs, Perfumery, &c.
He would to those who may wish to obtain any of
articles that his stock is Complete and Fresh, and
have been principally purchased in the Eastern Cities
such will enable him to make it to their inter-
purchase of him rather than farther He is de-
give entire satisfaction to the quality of
articles and prices He is also Agent for all the most
Popular Patent Medicines
j-Physcians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours, both day and night.
Richmond, Indiana, July Both, lS45. ESQ 3l:3t
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CHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of . Decree and Elk
y ecution % me directed, from the Wayne Circuit
Court, will expose public sale at the Court House
door in Centreve, Wayne county, Indiana, the 18th
day Of July, lS45 the hours of ten O'Clock,
m, and four o'clock, P of said day, the following
property, to-wit:
Fourty-seven (47) and fyfour (54) perches Of
land lying and situated in the county of Indiana
and being part of the southeast of section
one d. west particularly described in plat of survey
made by order of the Wayne Probate Court app-
cation Of the heirs of Jesse Clark late of said county,
deceased Taken the property of Jacob Hutton and
satisfy said decree and execution in favor Of
William Clawson. DAVID GENTRY, Sh. w. c.
lime Odd lS45 1pr fee sol 26ts
1.-THE sale of the above mentioned land, is continued
until Saturday ID day Of August, 1915.
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MONDAY NEXT

a.. animal election in this State. We hope every vo-
verv freeman will attend the polls and perform that
.d duty which is incumbent upon every citizen of the
STATE We hope the old and expere need will not fail to
.urn out for upon them, rests the salvation of our
institutions In proportion as they vote, good men will
be selected; and they omit this duty the young and
reckless are control the destiny Of the country
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
Window Blinds Repaired,
So II. 3IERxX0G11,

MANUFACTURES of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
wi Carryalls, York Wagons, fhatons, Buggics, &c
Also. superior article Of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
VARN,sH, manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
know ledge Of the art places hmm without rival War
ranted not to crack.
AIsoCarriage Trimmings of every description. such
Laces, Cloth Silver Hob Bands Door Handles, Lamps
Lock and Hinges Rugs. Nc all Of which will be fur
nsled at the lowest Cash price Persons at distance
be accommodated by dropping a line the subscriber
Main street. opposite Mr. Brookns Hotel, Richmond Ia
June IL, lS45. ~ in "A
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From Texas.

By tho schooner Atlanta, which arrived at
Now Orleans on tho 18th inst, from Galveston,
tho Bulletin has received tho Galveston News Of
the 9th inst. 1t contains tho proceedings Of Con-
grcss the last day of tho session. We find
that MIR. Mcleod proposed in the House Of Rep
rescntativcs the following resolution. consuming
President Jones for his conduct during the pom
dency ofthe negotiations relative to annexation,
and recommending the convention Ito establish n
government al interim until the constitution should
20 into otfect:''
"Resoved by tho House of Representatives
That tho course of tho Executive in relation to
the question of annexation, has been unpatriotic
and unwise, attempting to thwnrt the people in
their we'll known wish, to ro-unite themselves to
the great political family Of the United States, and
throw them afoat again upon the troubled sea of
separate existence, to DO tho sport Of policy
hostile to Liberty in both hemisPheros, and that
he may not be enabled to throw further obstacles
IN the way of this great measure, and ultimately
effect its defeat, recommend to tho Convention
Of the people Of Texas to establish government
I'D interim until the constitution of the State of
Texas shall go into effect, as being the most GER
fain ctfoctual and economical modo of securing
our annexation to the United States
After reading Of tho resolution. n motion was
made TO adjourn sino die. The Speaker decided
that tho House could not adjourn until the reso-
luton disposed of. The decision of the
sustained by vote of % TO IA.
The funeral solcmnities in honor Of the memo
~ OF Gen. Jackson were celebrated at Galveston
on the 4th, and were such as showed high do
gree Of respect for his character and services.
As yet We have no intelligence Of tho procce-
dings Of the Convention at Austin, that body COM
mencing its session tho 4th, and it taking some
SIX or seven days for news to roach Galveston.
The Galveston Civilian contains President
Jones' veto Of the bill reinsta,ing Com. Moore to
his rank in tho navy. 1t is wordy document,
SO long that we have room for it.
A new steamboat, called the Kate Ward, was
launched at Matagorda a few days since. She
10 ITO feet keel and "a feet beam and is calcua-
ted to carry GOO bales Of cotton in 3 feet water
She IS to run on the Colorado. and during tho
coming season will probably reach as high point
as La Grange.
A correspondent residing in Telfair county, in.
forms us that Mr.. Manning, Of that CO., recently
killed three deer at a single shot, and few days
after. Mr.. Hatton did the same thing. Beat this
who cam Savannah Republican.
The Prairie Farmer has the following receipt
Tor making mullins: take three pints Of flour,
one pint of water lukewarm ono tea-cup full of
@ker's yeast ono great spoon full Of sugar, and
one teaspoon full of salt; make them up in the
%Cfnlng for tea, or at night for breakfast, and
oake them in muffin rings. They are SO good"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

NOMMON SCHOOL-The undersigned intends O.
" pening a school in the Brick School House, on
Second day (Monday) llth of the eth august y
The branches of English education will be
taught; and he hopes by experience of many
and close application to business to receive fair patron
age He will, if occasion requires, be assisted by his
ughter who will take charge of the female departing
Terms reasonable JOHN MAUI.
Richmond, 9Th mo. 3Oth, le4j 3lts.
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A N APPRENTICE WANTED.-An intelligent
n Boy, with industrious habits about 10 or l6 years
Of age wishing to learn the Carriage making business,
obtain situation by applying immediately at the
mandatory Of the undersigned.
S r. LIPPINCOTT.
P s. A Boy from the country is preferable.
Richmond, July 10th, lS45. p9tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

W. understand the locos make great calculations
ali hp VOTE from the fact that the law requires every
ION to vote in the townships where they reside We
hope they will be mistaken; and that the little ineonve-
.rc. . few may be subjected to, will not prevent them
- 1T. ndipp the polls in their respective townships
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
DIR. S. NJ. ARNOLD,

u ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Richmond
and the country adjoining that he has permanently
located hmselfn the city, with practice tho
various branches of his profession.
From the great opportunity he has had Of acqnrng
medical knowledge in the east, well nom The d'eren
by close his business he hopes be able
please all who may give him a call
DIR. ARNOLD has one Of "Grants improved gradual it'd
Electro Magnetic Machines and Gavanc Batteries. This
ent much in in the east II II
used remedial agent, and frequently too with the
greatest of where all other remedies have faded
and Of for and chronic dseases
caily Palsy, Gout, TicDooreux, Rheumatsm, Pains in
in the head and limbs, Blindness, Deafness &c, gene
raj debility, all special diseases Liver complaint Dyspep
STA and chronic
likewise peculiarly adapted to all female diseases.
escting the wonderful upon short
June oath, le45 26-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

0ErSome of the loco papers arc calling upon
tho President to give Dorr an office on the ground
Of his having boon in tho pcnitentiary. Prom
tice, says, "if Mr.. Polk were to undertake to re-
ward oil those of his political friends who havo
similar claims, the offices in his gift wouldn't
hold OUT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Whf
be sold at private sac the property Fifth street.
belonging the Estate of DR.. Morris Lancaster decd
consisting Of two LOTS, substantially enclosed and i'm
proved by large BRICK YELLING HOUSE, con-
s,ructed Of the best materials finished in every part
in the neatest and approved style: well of good
water in the Kitchen large Cistern for rain water near
the door, together with buildngsa in the best
der. Afso-about thirty Fruit Trees consisting of APP
pe Pear Peach and Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation Is elevated and airy, commanding hne
prospect of portion of the surrounding country Of
the desirable locations for residence in the city Of
Richmond. For information, enquire of
WILLIAM X. FOuLkE, Administrator.
Richmond, May IT, ISIS. 2Of