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HOWARD 6 CENTER & co. corner of Cont. 1Z and Commerce streets, have in store and offer fnr sale on favorable terms SAIL DUcK-30 bales Nos 2, 3, i and 6 Cotton Sail Duck; 10 bales Nos 2. 3 and 10 Cotton Ra vens; I5 bales U s Pilst Duck, Nos and g; Heavy and light Russia Ravens, Fngllsh Navy Canvass. Russla Bear Duck. U s Pilot Ravens, 40, A and 72 inch Bagging, 40, A and 72 inch heavy Canvass, Hammock and Tarpaulin Cloih, 3 aud feel wide, Cotton Cloth, Cotton Sail Irvine, Grain and Meal Bags. DRY GooDs-40 packages, consisting of a full as- sortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. BLANKETs-l0 bales heavy and light WINEs-C Champagne, grape brand. pint and quart; BOuchel Fills do do; Madeira o fine qualii! m and pipes, Sternwem m cases, dozen each, Claret of fine quality, Port Wine. Pico Madeira, Marseilles Madeira, Imitation POii in I casks BRASDIEs-Alex Segnelie in half pipes, under Custom House hek, Hennessey, old Londsn Dock, do do in ] and pipes. Ons-Lynch's pure salad Oil, pure winter bleach ed Sperm Oil
 CEMENT-HS draulIc C. ment, Caleined Plaster, Plasterer's Hair and Fire Brick TIN PLATE-5OO boxes Tin Plate 1-3 Ponipool, Crown and Charcoal Plates, Ito Plate Tin ROOFING T1E-150 boxes 14x20 Roofing Tin, 10x II do do
 250 bundles Iron Wire, assorted numbers 18O bundles Sheet Iron, assorted numbers
 East India and English Banca Tin
 Sheet Zinc. black and tied Rivets, etc. Shea,hIng Copper, l2. IL, 16 IS and 20 ounces, Braziel $ Copper, 10 10 60 10 sheets NALs-30O kegs NaIls and Spikes, assorted, 4d to 40d
 HATS 3J cases Hats and Caps, various styles IRON CHEsTs-Scot's feb2s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

ES RESI- DRUGS-By recent arrivals from Liv. D erpool and the Northern and Eastern ports the subscribers placed in receipt of their fall sup plies of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, comprising full and perfect assortment of all articles in their line of business. Pm, scians, Merchants and Pan- ters, are respectfully inv tied to favor with their orders, under the assurance that neither means disposition wanting to afford them every possI- ble advantage. l. c. DUBOSE CO.,, Druggist.
 noy25 3g Water-st.
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F, E. TYLOR
NO MoNoP0LY,


 D F q R ' SH E & MA tsSs~ SUTCEHEssS, .sE sssSFERt .sS. x%
 STALLS B ANlp B, -AE2, SS HIPS, Steamnaals and aumii.ss - most reasonable telMs--,tp' supplied on me ties and others supplied wiLaf ', fainlies; Far he best Meats ike m,csc .ane of all kndS aud notice affords at the shortest >------.--. nos9Ky \ ogars biss BUSINESS.-The subscrlbe .,f AIahsas 4rvires 10 the Planters and Merchants snd tl.s and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, ~inn urchase of their family necessaries. Con sls nls of other produce and merchandise, will be promptly and carefully attended to.
 noyS 226f tiEORtiF. G. HENRY.
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' IQUORS-5 bbs Peach Brandy EI 10 half pipes J J Rousse Brandy do do 0Iard' Dup"y & Co Brandy do do Iiennessey do 5 do do Dn Calimsn do 50 bbls and 1 casks American do bbls old Shi,ly Whiskey
 pipe imperial Eagle Gin 10 bbls American do 10 bhls New England Rum 30 bbls mononganeia Whiskey l5 half bbls do do 20 quarter casks Malaga Vine 10 do do Port do
 5 do do pure juice Port l pipe Woodhouse Madeira
 l half pipe do do
 3 do Cherry Brandy
 3 do Cherry Bounce 50 bhls nex,cr's D Whiskey 100 bbs Cincinnati do l5 casks quart London Porter 10 casks pint do do 150 boxes Philadelphia Ale and Porter 100 boxes do Cider 10 bbls Hartford do For sale by Tjan27l TIP. MILLER & co NEW SUMMER GOODS-DAkIELs & BRA lN DY have received per Selma, Real French Muslins, bu1s, blues, &c. Plain black Barages, very fine Black and white Organdies and Lawns Printed Lawns and Jaconets 20 eases light summer Cacoes 10 cases soit finish Irish Linent
 s cases l2- i au,d 10.4 Sheeting Linen case fine Pillow Case Linens Scotch and French Ginghams Gauge Fannels, very fine Thread Lace Edgmgs and Insertings Muslin Edgings and lnserings Hosiery, silk and c0iton Jaconet, Cambrc and SWISS Muslins Book, Null and Bishop Lawn Plaid and striped Musns White and coiored Organdies White and colored Illusions Linen Cambric handkerchiefs Hem stitch, Rivere and Embroidered do Coored and Tape border do Gents Kid and Buck Gloves, etc. my5
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

R ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- 11 SAPARlLLA, For the cure of Scroiula in all Ills forms, diseases of the skin, erupiiors, Sc {, rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases of the lusgs, caucerous affections to csunlerci the des uc tive effects of mercury, and all diseases arising from an impure stale of the blood. For sale by
 k. l.. WATKINS & CO, Druggist,
 janl0 corner Water and St Francis-sts ID ICHARDSoN's CELEBRATED AMERI. lG CAN PANACEA-Ths article is all com pounded from vegetable matter, free from any adul iteration, and warranted free from any ingredient de- trimental to health
 It has never failed to afford relief or effect cure. (when taken according to directions, ofSalt Rheun, Scruula, Fever Sores, lnhamatory and On, onc Rheumatism, Piles, Biles, Scurvy, Scald Head, Blotches or Pimples the face, and all cuaneous eruptions, or ulcers arising from njudicous of Mercury, or an impure state of the blood
 It usually produces tonic effect, while in most also acts as gentle cathartic increasing the appetite and improving the general health of the pa tiemt, causing all sores or ulcers 10 dsc,arga more freely than before, and inducing perfectly healthy action of the bleod. IL has aso been found benef- cial in some cases of pulmonary diseases. Those nsing i, should abstain from stimulating drinks and ial highly seasoned food.
 A supply received and for sale by
 dec2lcmo HAVlLAND, CLARK & CO, Agts nvSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICs l.-How can D you doubt the medical virtues of CanneiP Am h-Dyspcaic Po,cdsr, the only sure remedy ever of fered to the public, prepared expressl, for that plnlni, single trial of winch will convince the most sceplical ofis ability to cure in any stage and under any form; and being purely vegetable, persons of the most delicate constitution may use it m all kinds of weather with perfect safety
 PHILADELPHIA, Jan 17, lS43.
 MR. JOHN CANrRELL:-I have taken some of your Powders, and they are inc only remedy have ever found 10 relieve from that reacherous d,s- ease, Dyspspsia. have tried almost every thing R,,tn I,l,. .,lIl system ofdocto, ing. and found relief from them for the three years that 1 was troubled with that disease. adyise those that troubled with Dyspepsia 10 give il fair trial, and prove for themselves it's eff cacy. IL removes giddness from the head heaviness and burning from the breast and stomach, and brings the digestive organs to the natura state do hear ty believe, il given far trial, it will effect per- feet cure. ROBERT S.. GAvETT.
 No. Umon-street, South "nrk- Numerous referances can be given as to the efhca cy of the medicine. SETH w. ROBERTS, jan2S sign of the Green Mortar.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

WY INES-The subscriber has received a con- W signment from hiessrs. Bunker & Co. New York, choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each. These wines are offered for sale with full guarentv of heir genulneness and quality. ROVERT s. BUNKER.
 deciS corner of Royal and St Francis streets NHOICE WINES-A few superIor Chre,, O Sauierne, and Sherry,-as samples of Messts. Stock & Co.'S Wines,-and which we can confden- tally recommend, for sale by
 mhl5 JAMES MAGEE & co. 66 Com.sL
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
NULLER's Compound Exlrac, of Wild Cherry

RULERS Compound Extract of Wild Cherry II Candy, for the cure of conghs, colds sptting of blood, inflammation of the throat and lungs, and all other pulmonary complaints. This candy contains in d highly concentrated form, the remarkable medicinal qualities of the Wild Cherry, highly esteemed m the cure of coughs colds, and affections of throat and lungs It also contains the valuable qualities of hoarhound, liverwori, Liquor and squis. II is pleasant 10 the taste, and may be taken without ihe slightest apprehension Of any unpeas mt effects following its use, and will nvaIa biy afford Ihe most signal benefit. Try il. supply just received. l. c. DUBOSE, & co.
 feb22 Druggists, agents. 39 Water street A UIRK'S CASSADA OIL-Fo preserving ~ok and beautilyng the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, as noursher of the hair. and promoter ofits growth at the same time rendering it transcendanty beautiful. The Cassada Oil affords more nourIshmen for the hair than any other article ever Uncovered, and by a continuance of it's use it never fails to strengthen the weakes hair. supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK x CO.,,
 ianS 45 and 47 Water-st.
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D IFLES-The subscriber has been appointed IL N the agent of $. B. Armnry S Co.'S Increased twist, false muzzel and globe sighted Rlfes-ihe best artcle in use warranted shoot with accura. cv from 100 10 $50 yards. A sample can be seen, and where all orders for the above Rifles can be ex- eculed, d, No l2 Dauphin street.
 ap21 JAMES COMING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

e1T1 NOTICE EXTRA-DANIEL
 TILLOTSON is now opening a Szer-Ea ~<e@ fresh and beautiful stock of Ladies'
 EA and Misses work viz:
 sss Ladies' Bronze Nor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Burton do, a new article Ladies' black Lasting dress Buskins Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kld Paris Ties Slippers and Buskins Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses and Chdren's fancy colored Caters janl9
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

StUNDRIES-20 casks Cincinnati Sides kS 30 casks do Shoulders 43 terces sugar and extra cured Hams 1000 bags prime white Corn
 100 bbls rectifed Whiskey
 5O bbls extra family Flour
 5J bbls Moasses, in cypress. In store and Ian ing from schooners Rosne and Experiment. for sa my6 by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

nRY GOODS, Nc D 100 pieces three quarter White Cambrics 800 dnz Cotton Flag Handkerchiefs
 100 Light Coored Shawis
 POO pieces Imitation Pungee Handkerchefs ALso-An invoice of Furniture, consisting of Chairs, Tables, &c Sc, for sale low by apl6 JAS. A. HOOPER. 40S St Michael st ' ME, PLASTER, CEMENT and HAiR-In .L and to arrive
 $500 casks fresh Thomaston Lime
 800 bbs Lubec Calcined Plaster
 400 do Hydraulic Cement
 1000 bushels Mastering Hair ap3 For sale by J. Il. RIVERS & co. VENO CLOSE CONSiGNMENT--2SO boxes l New Bedford Sperm Candles
 40 cases Cotton Umbrellas, Silk ParasoIs and
 Sun Shades
 40 bales Brown Shr,ing, s;heeting and Ticking 20 cases Hats, for sale by mhl9 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. NRACKERS- V 50 kegs Butter and Water Crackers 9 half bbls do do
 9 boxes Soda do
 25 do Lemon and Pic Mic do In store and for sale by
 apl HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co. SUNDRIES-5O bbls Whlskey ol good proof S 250 bbls superfine Flour
 20 casks Cin. Sides and Shoulders
 20 ierces extra cured Hams
 30 bbls Mnlasses in Cypress bbs
 
 je3 sale by MARSHALL, ROWE & co. GUNDRIEs--lO0O bags prime white Corn S 100 bbis Ohio Flour; 100 do Scratch do
 5O do St Louis do; 50 half do
 bbs Rectihtd Whiskey; 10 tierces Rice 150 kegs Lard; 3) do fresh Butter, sc. just received and for sale by
 je w. TORRANCE. GOn LBS gronad Cassr; iOO pounds Nu'mess SUO 200 small boxes SarInes
 POO pounds Manila In,iigu
 300 do Pepper; 300 ln do Ginger
 50 cases Pepper Sauce; 200 lbs siaiiarus ap25 For sale by WARE S CtiESBRoUGn. S.UNDR!ES- S Fpur-lOO bbIs superfne Ohio Lard-50 kegs Leaf Brandy-20 bhls Am Whiskey-50 bbis leclified Gin-20 bbls American, for sale by ap4 C. w. OGDEN, 75 and v Wa'er-st IT MEN SLEEPING Received per Mary Fran Aces--84 1, 1O-4 and i2-4 Russsia Sheeing
 S4. l0.4 aud l2-4 Barnsey do
 s4, l0-4 and l2-4 Irish do --and Tor sale flow for cash by ap25 DANIELS & BRADY. TAGGING, ROPE and TWlNE- D20O pieces Basgng, superior Kentucky brands 10000 pounds superior Keniucky Irvine -ust received and for sale by DRAGGING and ROPE-Landing from steamer ! $50 pieces Kentucky Bagging 22O coils Kentu;ky Rope. For sale by 0apls E. L. ANDREWS x CO. DLASrER, CEMENT AND HAIR II 100 bhs Calcned Plaster, this day landing J90 do Hydraulic Cement, in store
 75 do Mastering Hair, in store, for sale by ap28 J. H. RIVERS & co. RAGGING, ROPE and WINE D 300 pieces power loom Baaging 90 coils Rope, 1000 lbs Twine In store and for sale by apl6 + T P, MILLER g. co. ROOMS and BRUSHES--A large assortment l4 on hand and for safe ly
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 Grocers, 5s Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

nUCK-4 bales No U. $. Pilot Duck 1| 8 bales No 3 Cotton Duck; 8 do No do
 5 bales No 9 Ravens Duck 5 do No 10 do bales 2l, 28 and 42 inch heavy Canvass
 2 bales Indigo Blue Denins
 bale 30 inch Blue Driils
 5 barrels Cotton Sail Twme, 5, Sand fold Landing from brig Sarah Brown, for sale by apl4 E. c. CENTER & co. HOES, TRAGIC CHAINS, AND PLOUGH E l LINES
 h00 dog Cast steel, German steel and Iron Hoes 800 pair polished Trace Chains 200 dozen Cotton Plough Lines 50 coils Cotton aud Manila do
 For sale by o. MAZANGE & CO, ap3 cHrner Commerce and Exchanee-sis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
S0 BOXES No Chroma Green

SA BOXES No hrom" Green stO 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow
 I5O lhl Paris Green m caGaistets
 3 bbs Glus, Nos and 2
 5 bhs Cape aad Lamp Black
 10 bbs Spanish Whiting Together with large ani choice assortment of fine Cnlos, Artists ani Grainer's Tools, Paint and White Wash Brushes. Just received and for sale myI al FOODS Paint Store, 47 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

HAS. A. HOOPER has in store and for sale lowto O close consignment, ihe following
 30 SACKS Govt Java Coffee
 20 casks and barrels Sperm Oil, bleachen and
 uubleached,
 IS barrels Whale do do 100 boxes first quality Candles 100 half boxes No l Soap
 30 quarter barrels Cranherries 100 new Sugar and Molasses Barrels l cases heavy kerseys
 800 doz Cotton Handkerchiefs, different qualities 100 pieces th,ee-quarer White Cambric 100 dozen Light Shawls
 2O5 pieces Imitation Pongee Handkerchiefs Also, lot of Furniture, consisting of Chairs, Ta- bles, Stands. &c. ap24
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08
Egqth's COMPOUND EXTRACT 0F sAR

ssAtR GLOVES and RELTs-Among the nu- 5 merous testimonials of the efficiency of the In proved Flesh Cloves from every ,art of the Globe IS the following recent account from distinguished of fcer in the Unlted States Navy :-
 N Na,. Ss.rainIlhar QA lQil
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-08

G GYRuP OF WILD CiiERRY--A fresh supply Ho of ih's highly esteemed remedy for caughs, colds, &c jus, recei,eu al the Planters Drug Store, sign oi the Blue hIortar, southeast corner of Daupbin and Nters'ree's (nh29) BLAIR co SaoDLERf-The undersigned is receiving per 1or'i'oo H from Philadelphia, fresh supply of Sad ow prices
 apl2 $. BOUIJENET 3 D.,nb;ns, GOSHEN BUTTER-I0 kegs received ex ship ~h Mary Frances, for sala by
 aP26 JNo. c. RYAN, St Francis st
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l have also consistently on hand large and well selected stock Of BSak Books and Stationary; Law Medical, Theological! and Miscellaneous Books, and will nil all ogstrts wilh pronptncss at very low p,i- GeS. At 2a'auphin sueet, opposite tte large Gre, Rat. tGCtlR 2l9Cmnl $. ". ALt Lss-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
Union County Whis Convention.

AT Convention held in Liberty, Union county, on
the 18th day of 9Th (May lo45, for the purpose
nominating candidates fill the offices the
ensuing August election;
On motion of VIM Haughton, JOHN L. BURGESS
called to the Chair
On motion, JAMES HAMrIr ron of Harrison township,
elected Vice President, and William Haughton
and VIM T. Maxwell Assistant Secy.
The Convention, after mature deliberaton, presented
election, to-wit
For Observation-Disclosures RUBY Brownsville p.
Thomas CARR of Centre tp
Sherif-WnLIAM JONES.
Auditor-JoHN w Scorr.
County Commissioner-DAvIDS STANTON.
Assessor-GEoRGE R. BRowN
Coroner-WILIAM s. ROSE.
On motion, the above nominations unanimously
concurred in by the Convention
On motion,
Resoued, That the Indiana American, and the Rich
mond Palladium be requested publish the proceedings
of this Convention "a
And, on motion, the Convention ADJOURNED till 2 o.
clock, p in order to hear address disn-
euished fellow-citizen, c. B. Smith.
JOHN L. BURGESS. Pres't.
JAMES HAMILTON. Vice Pres't.
William HaugatOn Sec'y.
MAJ, Asst ec:v
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sALE.---By virtue of Decree and Exc.

SHERIFF,s sALE.---By virtue of Decree and Exc
cution to directed. from the Wayne Circuit
Court will expose at public sale at the Cour. house
door, Ccntrcville Wayne county, Indiana. the 2lst
day June, lsi5, between the hours of ten o'clock a.
and four O'Clock, p Of said day, the following
property, to-wt
part of the south half of section FIVE f5} townsb;,
thirteen (l3) range H. of the principal ncri-
dian line. bounded follows towit: beginning at an
elm on the cast side of Whitewater on the line vidn.
the northeast and quarters of said section
~ thence south twenty-eght (2s degrees twenty
(2O) minutes, cast nineteen and twotenths (19 2-I6)
perches TO an elm thence south twenty and half 900
degrees, east twenty-one (2l) perches a hickory;
thence south two ~ degrees fifteen 5) perches 10
sugar tree; thence south twentysx (26) degrees west
twentyone (2l perches ash; south forty
two AZ degrees, eleven and eighteenth III sI0)
perches TO bunch of lynns thence south fifty three
(53 degrees fifteen 49, minutes fort three and
three-tenths (43 3l0) pcrches a double sycamore;
perches and ninetcnths $40 to a sycamore; thence
south forty ~ degrees, tcnths
% 41o perehes to an ironwood thence north forty-two
AZ degrees fifteen as minutes, crossing White
water. eight perches and 7I0 hickory
Ionwood; thence north sixty -four f64) degrees
west twent and fvetenths (26 $40 perches q
(2s) percbes and nhs $40 to stone thence
south ga degrees, east al perches
bank of the north fory-sx f46 degrees,
twenty three f2) perches to stone thence north
ten perches to an elm thence north TWEEN
~ and half (20t) degrees east six TO- perches 4
lynn thence north twelve 12) degrees, thirteen
U3) perches and eght-ten,hs $40 elm; thence
north twenty-x f26 degrees, east six and onetenfh
Clio perches to tree thence north eleven I'D
degrees. four and twotenhs "A 2l0) perches
elm; thence north twenty nine (29) degrees,
ty (20 perches the west bank Of Whitews-
just above the crossing Of the State road the
foresaid dividing ine thence with line,
ing Whitewater fifteen and half asa perches the
place of beginning Containing thirty 800 acres
less; with all the Mills and Water privileges
,herennto belongings the same lying and being in the
County Of Wayne, and State of Indiana
Also, four Carding Machines Spinning Machines,
(Mules.) sixteen 40 Looms; one Picker; two KNAPP
ping Machines; ShearIng Machine; Brushing
Press;
other apprtsiniDg to the manufacture Of CASH
netts and Jeans; with all the mill gearing the
Taken property of Re beca Shreeve and Josiah
Paul and the heirs Of the Of Ca
Shreeve, dec 10 satisfy said decree end axecuon ID
favor Of the State Bank Of Indiana
DAVID GENTRY, shT w. C.
May Is, 1s45. (pfS71 22-n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
From the Cincinnati Chronicl
The Society of Friends on slavery.

The Society Of Friends is religious society,
giving their Testimony. rs they call it, agains,
the evils and wrongs of oil sorts, which they be-
lieve to exist in the world. A part of this tosti-
mony is to have nothing to do with the evil them
selves. A little review of their course in this
country may not be uninstructive. 1t will be
best understood by stating tho acts of the Yearly
Meeting in Virginia.
In tho year 1857 the Yearly Meeting Of Vir-
ginia propounded the following query: "Aro
Friends clear of importing or buying negroes 10
trade on; and do they those vol which they
arc possessed of by inheritance otherwse,-
endeavering 10 train them up in tho principles Of
the Christian religion!'
In 1854 tho Yearly Meeting advised Friends
to consider tho situation of tho savcs,-havc
Thorn more under their care,-ins,ruci thom, &c.
&c.
In 1865 tho proprioty of forbidlng its
bers to purchase any more slaves was pro poun-
dcd to the Quarterly Meetings.
In l767 the Yearly Meeting stated they could
no. at that .imo unanimously agree, and they re-
fcrred 1t To the next meeting.
In 1863 the Y early Meeting agreed that. in
der TO prevent the increase of slaves in their So
cietv, '.none of our members for the tino TO come
shall be permitted to purchase a negro or other
slave
In the year 1878 the Yearly Meeting put forth
very strenuous document. They dccla red that
in that time of calamity it thor judgment
white, rich and poor, and free our hand from cv-
cary species of OPPRESSION Accordingly. they
recommended their members 20 clear themselves.
by manumitting those of age aud tho minors
when they arrived at age.
In 17SD the Meeting recommended that those
who continued TO hold slaves should be Iabored
with.
In 1855 tho meeting addressed this query
"Do any Friends hold slaves, and do all bear
faithful testimony against the prcctlcct'
In 1877 they announced the final decision, TINT
it high time for thom "to bear u faithful tcs-
timony against these things"
In this manner the Virginia Yearly Meeting
cleared itself of slaves. 1t gradual pro-
cess. 1t was thirty years from the commence
mont Of its operations before tho Society could
say it had slaves. Since that tmo it has
borne its steady testimony against that evil
All tho other Yearly Meetings in America fol-
lowed tho course; and the Society of
Friends hold no slaves.
Has society degonerated that this example
cannot BIO followed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

Messrs Editors.-JOSEPH AYDELoTT, LAT. -
w iamsburg, Wayne county Indiana, departed TIN. Id
the 10th instant l have been requested to M
notice of his death paper; compliance with Ia,
request will simply state few particulars which A..
within my own knowledge had but little acquansane.
with JOSEPH ArpELorr, until the wear s3s; undo,
Stood however that he had emgrased from North Caro-
na and that before he had left that country had b..
unfortunate and had been reduced rather ndgenf cir
cumstances Early in the IS, he live i,
the house which had formerly occupied, which
yet reside. Then intimate acquaintance commen,
ced, and found him TO be discreet, upright, ntcpen
man. He continued there than year, and soon
afterwards, understood that j. r & w. McCown wan
ted confidcntia person live and clerk IN
their store at Westvie. felt them and
also for Mr. Avdelott and his wife, whom esteemed =
excellent old people. and recomme nded McCewn's 10
get them TO and live their which they did
and there they continued for years, II beleve unver.
sally esteemed and beloved. Both J. p & W. Meow,
having made gements live store the seyes
they did need the faithful old longer con.
sequently he moved Williamsburg, Ia, than
year since. Having heard that he sick visited
on last Friday and continued with him several hours: his
sufferngs extreme, which he bear with
christian patience and fortitud-. He expressed conf
dence IN his God and resignation to His will He had
hope of Immortality and eternal life through the LesH
Jesus Christ Therefore. let his bereaved widow and
other friends sorrow as those who have hope.
He accomplished his warfare the Cad Of his
and that having suffered with Jesus goae
o reign with Him in Glory. DAVID PraylANCE.
Nav odd 1915.