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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
WOODEN Factory For Sale.

YTNTiE following property, situate Washington Town
i ship, Montgomery county, Ohio. seven miles South
Of Davtou, old and well known Caring and Pulling
establishments belonging the of Isaac HARRISON
decd. The Factory is STONE BUILDING, well
constructed for manufacturing with the necessary machiu
arding and located branch OF
Holes creek. failing stream Of water sufficient at
all for manufacturing There being
land with good fra
dwelling hou barn and other buildings; good bearing
apple Tive is offered for sale, and if
again the first of March will be for
For particulars apply the undersigned residing the
premises. VILLA vi HARRlSON.
ALSO offer my lot of four adjoining the above
beautifully situated the forks of the
lea ling from Dayton Lebanon and Nenis, miles
south of Dayton; dwelling house, thirty
in front; also log building, and other build
ings good veil of the door, twenty five bearing
apple trees also peach and plum good location
for a mechanic. For particulars apply the dersgned.
WILLIAM HARRISON.
Jan. 6, 2-3t, Day ton Journal.
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state of Indiana. g.
Union County,

E remembered. That. the FIRST day of tine of
said Probate Court the said Benjamin +. Strong, by
Perry. Attorney, hied be-
half and also affidavit. proving the nonresdency
Strong, the defendants named said Bill
therefore ordered by the Court. mat publication of
tendency be made toy three
sivey, the PALLADIuM weekly newspaper printed and
published in Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, notify
w am Strong and ether defendants. appear
this Court he holden mere second
Monday of February and answer the said petition
4ea the All things therein contained will De
IA a vi .crnsired " thar ahsence.
Arrest: EDGIIILI BURNSIDE. Cl'k p c. u c
Liberty. January Isl. 1915. pr''fee$2 l-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
EXECTTOR.S NOTICE.

ME Undersigned, this day. Of Clerks
office of the Union Probate Court. letters
the last viii and of Anthoay Mabtt,
late of Uion county. Iniiann.--A1 persons indebted
snd Estate requested make inmcCiia. payment.
and all having claims the Estate
them, legally authon,ic ted. within The
Estate j. solvent SMITH HUNT, Executor.
January l0th, 1915. 3:3t p'd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
TaIiOE-.

We glad % notice that largo shipments oil
tallow have boon and making from Phadei-
phia both 10 Franco and England. shipment
of mould iallow candles is going forward TO
England, being the first transaction Of any I'M
portancc IN that article. Wo sec reason why
our city, from ts location and advantag cs, should
not become heavy exporter, rs they constitute
important staples Of Slatc.-phiia. North
American.
0trlna portion of Long Island tho question
whether macs fomalcs ought or ought not to be
allowed to SIT together III the same pew at Church
is exciting great doai of controversy.
Q-5r'The L. $. snip Decatur has captured two
Spanish briggs full of slaves and specie. tho cost
Of Africa. and sent thcm 10 tho Island of Assem-
SION
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17

Tom, a word with YOU
BE quick, then, I'm in Hurry.
what did you give your sick horse t'othor
day"
"a pint of iurpeninc.'
John hurrics homo and administers tho same
doso to n favoritc charger, who strange to say,
drops off defunct in half an hour. His opinion
of his friend Toms veterinary ability is some
what staggered. He meets him the next day.
well, Toni!
.WolI, John what is it!'
Il gave my horse pint "f turpcntno, and It
Killed hin, ,'oad rs julius Cesar.
so it did mine
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RRlED.

g. Oh thursday evening last. BY his Hon. John
Sa'ior, MG.HENRr W. STARR. to Miss ELIzABEru
'ANE Brown. daughter of William Brown Esq.
all of this vicinity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
Texas.

Texas.
That some idea may be formed OF tho extent
Of Texas, we givo tho following estimate. In
contains IS 900 square miles, and is full largo
- tho CoIIowinc Statcs united:
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DIED..

~ Laushory township. Dearborn County. Ind.
f.rsu, INST, John Harrison Smith, aged 81 yrs,
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SIX CENTS REWARD

BSCONDED from the subscriber, living in Richmond,
N Ind The evening of the 81, Of l2h 1914,
ndented apprentice girl by the name of Elizabeth hee
ler Ia and Is of She is large of her
difficult describe, she took number of
with her, and will likely appear differently clad al diff
person who Will said girl shall
ceivethe above reward. but charges paid
All persons are forbid rbofng employing said girl
their peril. Ell" ARD BoRIoN
First No Sd. 1915. il
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EXECITOR.S NOTICE.
ECITOE.S SAFE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
MI, undersigned, having taken letters testmentary
I Clerks office of the Wayne Probate Court.
on the Estatc Satrlci Williams, deceased. VIII offer
public sale at the la said Williams.
iian~i.~ township, lid county, the eth day OF Feb
Iuary, So. the following property, wit:
One two-horsc Wagon, Hoses, Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep, Farming Utensils, one
Wheat Fan,
AID variety Of other articles teious
sale To commence ~ o, :ock day. Terms will
be made known SAID day. when duo will
giNen by ELIAS GGAN. -,
JOSEPH SkiNNER,} EXITS
Jan II, 1915 Saw
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state of Indiana.l So
Union County.
Eliza II Marsh. ]
Hugh W. Marsh \

Nd this Gay, to-vit the 81 th day of Deem
Der, lcll. the complainant filed her bill of compl
the above entitled cause in Clerks Union
Circuit Coutt, and also o.
from which appears
said Hugh w. Marsh n residen,
Indiana Noice is hereby the said Hugh
w. Marsh of the penhency of this Bill and
appear before Judges OF said Cour. day
their be holden Court House Liberty,
in said county, the fourth Monday Of March next,
plead. denur thereto, will be
and decreed III his absence.
EDGHII.I BURNSIDE, CLERK u. c c.
John Iaryau. Comp, Sol
January ls,, ic45 prs fec s. ID
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W. H. JAWS,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO,
RESIDENT SURGEON AND uE,s.ANIcAL
DENTIST,


DENTIST.
VIZ OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
w city and the surrounding and country, that
intends making Richmond mis- residence and
he here and prepared all orders in
of his the shortest notice, and
MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, from o a full inserted on COLD PLATE,
upon the principle of ATMosPIERIC PREssURE.
Having all the important inventions in the Of
adapting the Plate tho Gums which enables him
Plate all the purposes of
,ication. and in port Of durability neaness Of h and ell
egance of inish equal if SUPERIOR any other
factu,e.
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed ,ciitout pain, by
single application Diseases of the teeth cn:ed Teeth
hs amo. instance, without pain cleansed and
pivots, and WARRANTED PERMANENT.
The bes, of reference can be given, if desired
CHARGES SO moderate that Dental operations
arc placed within the means of every person.
The Public invited call and specimens
his office.
HTOFFICE at James Hunnicutt'e- on Main st.
Richmond Dec. 9Th, 1874. SO:
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The stockholders had mccting in Philadelphia
on Monday. The European debts amount 10 ST.
6Oi $50, for which assets held abroad. 70 tho
amount Of s 4 S~1 10 80. Outstanding notes
Of the bank. and baIunccs duo other banks. >
:'31 1913 S..--Busncss notes III hands OF as
signccs, 50 .5.9.4S2 80 cents. Total, 81 ,717,
500 no. Bait. Sun, jan IL.
We find the following in tho Albany Citizen
We hardly booyc tho fact it is stated
If true what docs il mean!
"A PREGNANr FAcr.-Forcgn Roman Cath
Ole Priests and bishops who imported To this
country never become citizens of the United
States. Thoy all Aliens. No, ono of them
has cvor become u citizen and remained in the
church."
CHANCE FOR LITERARY MEN.-Thc Tioga
Phoenix oilors The following premium for the best
comcal story of not less than three columns.
"Onc hundred acres Of wild land away beyond
Pine Creek, where the don't rise till noon
whore cascades arc beautiful, mountains sublime,
and solitude eternal
OF Now is the time TO circulate petitions to
Congress for reform in our postage Laws
Members of Congress no doubt will vote for re-
ducton Of postage. but unless tho people speak to
them emphaticalIy upon the subject of that odious
monopoly 'thc franking privilege they will be
quite likely not to Interfere with their exclusive
privilege.
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II A x Il S
OF 1871. YET NPAID.

OF 1871. YET Unpaid.
fIOSE who have paid their lakes for 1914.
earnestly soiici ted TO xe settlement immediately
Owing the acquisitions of law Of last LEGISLATURE the
have be kept in render it
difficult receive the townships, through
All should therefore expect settle
And doing early time, they will
A. WILLIAMS. Treas. w. G.
Centrerille. Is, month"; (January) s,h, 1915.
state of lndiana.p &C In the Union Prob1te Court
Union County, November Term, a. ID. 1874
Benjamin +. Strong
{ BILL PARTITION real.
Rcbecca Strong and ESTATE.
oth
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White, Red. and Black Lead.
Briti-h LUstre, Venetian Red.
Chrome yellow, Red and Green,
Bronze Of various shades,
Cold Leaf. T. fench do
Iin-eed. Sperm. and Meats Oil,
Olive Oh, Pru--ian Blue.
Sp TurPcnt.ne. Indigo. Nader,
Alum, Cope fas, Blue Vi,riol.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-01-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ME undersigned, this day, have taken of the
1 Clerks office of the Wayne Probate Court, Letter.
Parliamentary. the last will and ri Richard
Rue, decd, late of Wayne Indiana; all persons
indebted said Estate requested make immeiia
payment, and all having claims the Estate
them, legally according law,
within oney The Estate solvent.
WILLIAM WATSON,1 -.
SMITH HUNT, :
Dec. 26th. ISL l-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, DEC ID. lel3.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THE PrnIIc rRLNTlNG.


Mr.. DAVIS supposed that, as matter Of
economy, the amendment waich he offered was
Justly entitled TO the deliberate consideration OF
the House. The mode Of letting the printing OF
The departments al The discretion 81 their head-,
prevailed unuI within The last irw wears. Il le.
form was proposed and adopted hY that House-
yes. by the Congress Of the United S,aieS-and
the principle adopted Of letting the printing OF The
departments 10 HE loves, bidder What was The
consequence The work, instead of coming in
10 the hands Of politicians, adveniUrers hungry
cormoTanls, who hang around this city, hunting
after the sros from The Treasury Department
went ntoihe hands Of honest operatives print; r.,
who agreed 10 perform The work since that tine,
for oneh halt The pr-vious cost. II gentlemen
wou'd look al The cost Of The printing Of the de-
parlmenls under the old system, AMI The cost IN
der that system which nov prevails. and is SINH
lar 10 that proposed by him in his amendment
they would ascertain that saving of at least Al
is per cent would be etiectrd, and The work be
better performed than formerly. Now, he pre-
snmed that most OF The members Of the House
had received a memorial--nol a memorial bul a
communica ion-adjressed 10 them b1 practical
printers of his city, who offered 10 10 The public
printing of both houses cf Congress al something
like a reduction Of SO per cent. upon the cost
which the House would have 10 pay il they pro-
cecded now 10 elect public printer. We'll, he
asked the gentlemen presentilIh> saving Of SO or
80 PER cent in he vast work Of The public print
ing oil the ifo Houses OF Congress conl1 be effect
ed, and the Work executed hy men whose appro-
PIRATE business il was TO do il, whether it was
10, their duty 10 their constituents AMI their coun-
Try TO bring about this retormaonl Blu; the con-
sderation Of mere saving was o. lille weight,
when compared with other considerations. His
object in Offering the amendment wa 10 cut up,
TO the extent which the new system would cut up,
the spoils system. liz England, The public press
is said 10 he the "tourh es'a,e' In This country,
they ali knew. they all iel and acknowledged,
The power ard influence of the public press in
the concerns OF The government, and in The forma.
ion and control Of pnblic opinion. !; was a
matter OF great national mcmen, that The public
press should be pnre-.hat il should be incorrupf;
and especially was i, important that the govern
ment, IN all is operations. shonli disenlangle it.
self from all connection with the public press
What did this government exhibit from year 10
wear, and what had il exhibited Allying itself
with party prosliluted press-ieelng its cor
ruptions and its venom, in conducting the i'm
portant business Of the government OF This great
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
rc,,,,s of the Enquirer.

,h, Erauirer Is published DAILY ana SEMI
- Fur The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WhsN ., the rate Of eight dollars taken Tor snort
piA' - ,h,n one year. For The Semi-Weekiy, nVe
& X ,nnum aud Three Dollars for SIX months,
advance to be paid IN the cthee, or RENTED by
IS, ~ n,,d or Six Dollars per annum al the enc OF
ht!e. ines 10 this office may he RENTED per NAL,
~ IA available Bank notes, at the risk oi the Edi-
4 .,.tsre ii al letters beng pad by me hr'tsrs.-
- % III single letter is scarcely OF any account
~ t,rr II is the accumulation oil postage, III 'ih
= ibe ba.iness, which operates as serious TAX
@. s;ors
u}'H' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:. THc DAILY ENQUlRER-tor one square Q,
- inrs or less. first insertion M. Sem';, a"1
80 eedns insertion TWENTY-FIVE c.n.s.n eu
80 80 ,.ses twicr a week. or three times week,
= ~ seven aud a halt Gems, 80, .,,ars or s,tern
TuE SEMI-W EEKLl-nn1 sluaie .h ~ en,inn'
- d-st insertion, IS cents; Tor each c"h''hu-
H.. 10 cents. ,,..,s. ms, he accompanied with the
~ ar satisfactory references, TO insure eAecu
U.s. ,,yor,issrs are charged fifty dollars for thirty
A90la m Thai proportion for advertisements OF a
Nas' ~ .,h--r.cept Lottery Vendors nnd Auction
c',4'' 80 charged one hundred dollars, lpaprr IN
,t,. 49,"
tE@f1, o,,,.a-es and carriages from The ahtry,
- -. -. rarty's handwriting Is unknown y. tn's
srN IL. n,lthsn ticated by the encofsatiah "t TIE
pre'' nv - ~, nci.hborhnad, or they Will III no case
g,'hst, Every measure, that has been taken 20
> n.,ons and quizzes, has proved heretofore
.'r'ru. we must Therefore, insist, ~ sneh ease
raA' n,unicstlon being certified ny tue name Oh
r.'n Vr ,-r,.tcn tae back Of ths sstser-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
THE ENQUIRER.
RICH MON ID, VA.
Monday Morning, December 20, 1915.
Correspondence Of lie Ricsmond Enguuvl

Correspondence OF ne hifam6Hd ERqhrTI
WAsuNGroS CRY, Dec. 26, 1915.
II has been determined understand, 10 euler
mol. pros 10 The remaining indictments against
McNully The case upon which he was tiled
and acquitted, covered every point embraced IN
the other. prosecutions, and was selected rs The
first 10 be llied, because the chances Of his con-
vicion on il were much stronger than III either
OF the others lie will probably he discharged 10
morrow.
The report that Judge Romulus NJ. Saunders
OF Moth Carolina, has leen nominated 10 the
Senate as Minister to Spain is doubtless prema-
ture. Whatever may be The intentions Of the
President in The premises, he has not as yet no.
minated any one for The post. Certainly, no one
could be selected more likely 10 DO credit 10 the
country in The position, than Judge S, whose
Stale deserves the honor Of the appointment, al
though the Federalists still clam an ascen,lcncy
within her boundaries. The signs OF the times all
90 10 show that North Carolina will soon again
be member Of the great Democratic family, il
her children olhal faith, but pcrsevere for year
or Two longer with the energy and Judgment that
have marked their course Tor some lime past.
Dom HOUSES VI SOIpIC>S llltct, nDlilHdii3 90
morrow; but no business Of importance will be
entered on until after New Years day, when The
discussion on The Oregon question will be forth
with commenced in The House OF Representatives.
The bill from the Committee on Territories, com
monty called Douglass bill" will be discussed,
and though destined 10 be modified in many pat
ticulars probably after reference 10 detached parts
10 different commitIccs,) will be passed h. that
BODY, az well as by the Senate. Il is said that
MIR. Pakcnham has declared that lis passage
would b. a direct Infringement Of The licatv OF
Join, occupation, not because oi the extension OF
the jurisdiction oil the U. S. Courts over The Ame-
ricans in Oregon; bul, on account cls provisions
for building block houses and sarrison:ns hcm
with u. 5. soldiers. The Courier and Enquirer
has adopted The same line Of alignment, tu, takes
care mol 10 drop hint that England dors not con
slider an infringement Of The treaty on her pat, 10
aid and aoet her agent, The territorial government
ofthe Hudson's Bay Company, in building sub
sianlial orls and employing troops Of regulars in
every part of The territory in which British set.
dement's have been made. MACON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

s-y We hear so many rumors from Washing
ton, that We had made up our minds 10 disregard
them entirely; but the following, backed as it IS
by the opinion OF MIR. OSullivan, the Editor Of
the ~ Y. Morning News, who was bearer Of
dispatches from the Slate Department TO Mr. Nc
Lane, and who has just returned 10 this country,
in The Acadia seems to be entitled 10 some weight
We give i, as piece Of news, which, ne think,
needs confirmation:
RUMoRED COMPROMISE OF THE OREGON QrEs-
rIoN.-The ~ York News says: "a report was
in general circulation yesterday afternoon, that a
letter had been received in the city from member
OF The Cabinet nj Washington, b. the afternoons
mail 10 The effect that settlement OF the Oregon
boundary question had been concluded in Lon
don between the British Government and Mr..
McLane, on The basis Of the 49lh degree.!he
proposition having come from the former We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
EDUGATIOE

THE subscrher intends opening School, at his re
s'dence. the ensuing year, ana would be glad 70
get six eight pupils 10 hoard In his family Tire s,u
alton is healthy, and Of easy acres- helm. within three
hundred yards OF the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad fourteen mfrs the former pl.ce 1 has
had several years. experience In teaching, and Pledges
himself to use every effort Tor the Advancement Of the
pupils committed TO his charge and pay strict
lion Ia their health, comfort and moral department =
The school will commence the 18th Of January next,
and terminate the 18th of December following. with
Of month in Summer; and the cnr,e OF in
siructon VII embrace the branches usually taught in
good English school, and tho ouph cou:se OF Latin.
Trans. For BOARD, including washing and lodging,
and tuition in English, $50; 10, instruction In Latin,
additional Of go One half of the above will
be required the list July and tbs residue at the end
Of the scholastic year.
PETER w. BROWN.
Hanover, Oct. %, le45.-ewuau.1
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IMPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF WAR.

This whole Report, which We nov lay before
lhe readers Of the "Union," is full and sa,isac-
lory view of the condition of the amy, and OF
The other subjects which are under the snpervi-
sion of the War Department II is worthy Of
the clear, practical and able head VII Oh presdes
over the department. Mr.. Marcy is a working
man, who frankly and clearly speaks ont his SEN
timen,s, and discharges his whole duly as be-
comes the presiding genius of 50 important an
arm OF the public service. We content ourselves
with a very hriet sketch Of the contents of The
paper-being, itself one of The most condensed
yet lucid papers which has been submitted 10
Congress.
II exhibits, il the first instance, The organiza-
lion, strength and constitution Of line regular ar
my. The rank and fe-embracing every arm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
A SITiTATi0N -, /, VIEWS

.er ',,, NAN "a v1gnan] who has repaired him.
years rIneri.n. ~, teacher, and having had Sc We
ssch.r n, - 10 teaching, wishes a situation as
an nv ~, .ne ensuing year. lie will give insrrmc,,an
Ca ,n ne branches Of an English Education W,,h.,""
i If .a .l,e Lalin and Greek Languages. Tss,;mnn
ao undsnh,.a and character viii be given f,om IN,
=. '''e's-3' DC, physie Springs, Buckingham "a
Dec. i6-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30

at'Ro HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.
ne subscribers. and particularly the elder of
So, urn have been for number OF years, and are
.sed III the business Of General Agents, in the
hchnond, for the collection Of claims Of every
,p'"i, receiving subscriptions TO periodicals and
,I renting out, and receiving The rents and selling
n'"pei'y ~ town country, hiring out negroes,
/, I'M Welr hires, and disposins of them NJ public
4. sale, &c. They superntend throush the year
IA, ans hired out by them and in cases of sickness,
s, peca attention TO their being promptly furnished
necessary and proper medical aid, &c. They also
W, saves on commission for any who may desire
aas' '.r'ees In that way For their ability aud nclI
bu.,.. perform, with fidelity and despatch whatever
uti,,, way h- entrusted Ia them they refer TO the
boyns ,huond generally, aud particularly To the
:, "t"e eenu-men, viz:
Wdian :, e,.n sn 'amhert. Mayor BERNARD Pe,ton,
M,nfn.d , W;,;'" !ames f. Heath, Auditor Geo
M IN Davis, Peasants a C,i,,har WIZ, SO.
,noas Mills John Rutherford an.,.'. ,'s S,a .a'
m Patton, Fleming James W., p.
r, s'Sille, Sterling |. Cnmp, Arena, p n.s"n
i,"ims 4 liaxal, James Ca.ke, j"h.. ,'r T'
RSan l. Tate, Dunlop. Moncure 4 &" y c 'ins"T'
.e'' ". W. & J. Fry, Thomas < Cha,,.s Pri,
W hee on Main Street, corner above Birrs,,.,
49, vI'hee, where one both Of us NAV alwa, ~
'"u curing business hours. 'e
PHILIP NJ. TABB 4 son.
~ y. Applicants from the country TO hire their g.
~ ~ Town, would consult their interest BY giving
" '''hiion on or before the a5th of December and
l. "a'he The servants 10 on or be fore that day or
p+e 2-ci2dJ AZ TApp =, GOV
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uIpCIINGS STrD

NE shall want 10 hire. for the ensuing year, large
number Of NEGROES, To be employed IN tli- vaii-
apartments connected with Coal Mining opera
-. Liberal prices will be allowed, especially for
~ a. are employed under gronnd-and payment,
aN- quarterly.
oIt hands are ander humane management-arc well
''il-d ior-,nd our Hospital arrangements secure To
- all necessary attention and diet while sick. The
shborhoad il remarkably healthy, and the occnpa-
2 attended with very little danger, a may be readily
"sird irom tue fact, that, among one hundred hands,
'aniy employed by during III. current year, there
'hot occurred single death, either from accident or
.sas.-nnr. indeed, fracture, disocation, or other
Eminent ,nJury
IMPLICATION may be made nj our Coat Yard opposite
-ENiI'-ai The stone i.cnge Mines, in Chesterfield
.@h!-or BY ie;i.t, addressed 10 the Richmond Post
'm'e JOHN J. WEaTH L. CO.
'Iyhr llrnee Mines Dec s. lSi5-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-30
~ NNrIC!,-

:, ,ynrpsoy and l.. MASTERS, Attorneys
wv, w'II practice in NE Superior aud 1o%n ny
- (" To,,oway. Amelia. Powha!an, tunioei'ahu
aud ri'n,s s ,InresoV No;owav Court House, Va.
" u,,srreS Am-,la Coutt House, Va.
-. rnmm,ssionrr III thamcrry, VIII ~ an!
10 s,,I,ns accounts, taking depos,li'hs NJ
X. IN = al Amelia Court HOUSE. WV. -