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PLUn6BE
NATIONAL nAGEERKIAN GALL

NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY
4 Nd PHOTOGRAPHIC rEro1s, D. a.ded
n 1870 Awarded ,hc Medal. Four Firi Pre-
mium-, and iwO highest honor.. ~ tho Institutes oi
Massachusetts. New York and Pennsylvania. re-
spetirvely. Tor The most bosn,ifni o.locr, Dseoefre.
o'ypes. and be.i spParatos ever exhibited. M ?05
Baltimore ~ Baltimore. adjoining Csmpb~llis Jew.
elry S'orc. Concert Hall. Pe.nsy Ivan Ia avenue,
Washing ton. De
No PSI Broadway n Y. Market - ST Louis.
No % Court VI Boston. Main st Dubuque.
"" l36 Chtsnui st. Phil. rr.idwsy. Sana,os..
No So Canal II. NOd.. D,uw'. Pu,ld'g,. AlJssy
NJ l27 WE'LL Rue Juaildile ~. POULAND,.
Temple, Paris Man sirei. Ncwpou.
No 80 Church VI Liv'rp1 - Notfulk. Va.
NJ % Man t. Lou Nv. - Pe,c,.buu. Va.
NJ l1i Main 4 Gin. . may ~
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lRESS TRIMMINGS Dress n ,,,an.. Fin
IL g,s anl Gimp; al-o Apron Cord and 1'a.sell.
ter sale by Tiny l2l o fAiRCuiLD.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER,
Pom OF
sEz&w wnE4LINs kzz

ihe ohantrl - On . s,and.
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NO. I37 ROW.
HAVE NOW RECEIVED their fu.i supply
Ii Of Spring aud summer Dry Good., such
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bt.N ANfs UT 1VDf GNf
BE very careful and co To the agent when you
~aui Braadfs,h's Pills; then YOU arc sure of the
gsouiae article. when you rnrehsse Otherwise
inquire OF the seller whether he knows the Pills lac
oilers you are genuine Bssndfeih Pills. Every N
kaows " h,ihef the aricle he onsfs you Is true oi
false. Bowate of ch eats!
a o FAiRCniLD. Sole agent ft Vince ing
saay 10
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NEW GOODS.

VIE Subscribers have received their seoad
- stock OF Goods. which MAKES their sssormsni
complete. may JB& n b MARSH.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-17

the Congress ofthe United States shall by law give
'heir assent thereto audit appearing that the Con-
OIL the United States has given such assent, and
una. every preliminary condition and iormality has
been strictly observed, nothing now remains to ef.
cc'ua'e the reroccssIon Of the said county but for
you 10 provide by law the extension of our iursdc-
non oVerlt. herewith communicate the official pa
Pefs connected with this important acquisition, con-
sisuns oil the letter of the commissioners TO me, I'M
aer GATE OF the Sd September, 1916, corhmuncs ling
certain documents in relation thereto also, upon the
same subject, letter from the President of the Uni
yea states, under dale of the 7th September, 1885,
inclusive.
Since your last session the imposts of the Federal
Government have been modified and reduced This
Seoucuon ot our takes will afford very sensible re-
hei 10 our 1ellow-cizens and, taken in connection
with the demand abroad for our breadstufs and es-
Peciaiy LOT our Indian corn--a demand which NAV
oe regarded as permanent-gives us strong assn
rance oil soifd and permanent prosperity 1 deem Il
OF he greatest consequence TO interests that we
should cultivate abera policy with foreign nations
Such policy is the true road to wealth, and is es
pecay important to the grain growing and planting
have now performed my duty in the best manner
IN my power, under the circumstances which sur
round me. But cannot conclude without hone.
earnest and profound that you will Commence that
great system Of improvements without delay, which
Is SO essential Ia the wealth and greatness of our State
and which would give TO you, gentlemen, noble i'm
mortality. And now, may God, to whose love we
owe our manifold blessings, enlighten your councils,
ana teach you the true way 10 advance the happi-
ness and glory of our beloved Commonwealth
WILLIAM SMITH.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., Dec. 18th, 1876.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Bath County, .
pronounced at the September Term last, in cause
therein depending, in which Eli Keran is Plaintiff.
and Sarah Crane and others Defendants, tho un-
deI,sslgued as Commissioner named in said decree,
will proceed on the 18th day Of January. IS47. al
the Court House of the said County Of Bath, to
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, upon
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, certain
Tract or parcel of Land, lying and being in the
said County in the cred Hole' settlement, being
the same lands of which Abraham Crane, decd,
died seized Bonds with good security for the pay
ment OF the purchase money will be required, and
the title TO the land withheld until the money be
paid. ADAM STEPHENSON. Com'r.
December 5, 1896
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-17
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold on Monday the 2Ist of December,
w 1916, at the late residence of JOHN BEAR,
decd, the following Personal Property belonging
to the Estate of the said deceased, viz:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Sc.-.4lso,
Wheat, Corn, and Oats.
TERMS.-For ali sums of five dollars and I'M
der, the cash will be required for all above that
mount credit of twelve months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JACOB w. BEAR, Admir-.
Augusta County, Dec 10, lS46.
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THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF VA.
NASH s. wooDHousE,

HAVE been constituted Depository Of the Bible
L Society of Virginia, for the sale and distribu-
ton of the Bibles and Testaments published by the
American Bible Society at New York. Many per
sons are not aware that at this depository we'll
bound Bible can be had for 25 cents! and neat
and convenient Testament for only 6. cents and
the same in neat and elegant bindings, various
sizes, at CORRESPONDENCE low prices. Also the BIZ
BILE and Testament in nearly every language spoken
or read in our land. French, German, Spanish,
Italian, Portuguese, Welch, Irish, Dutch, Hebrew,
Danish, Swedish, Latin, SC.
The object of this Society is to distribute the
Scriptures without note comment, and to place
the sacred volume within the reach of ALL
NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
Nov. 10, 1876. l39 Main st. Richmond, Va
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-12-17
SEW Err AL SMALL FARMS
FOR SALE.

'HNIIE subscriber has neal TWO thousand acres of
- Land in the tract which he resides, and is
desrous of selling about one-harof this quantity,
to be laid off into three or four Farms.
This Land lies on the South River and Back
Creek, commencing about three and half miles
above Wdynesborough and extending up the river
aud creek
1t is not considered necessary to enter into mi
mute description of the Land as it is presumed that
any one wishing TO purchase will examine for him
self-But it may not be improper to say that the
soil Is good, and the timber mixture of pine and
oak and hickory.
Upon one or two Of the Farms there will be toler-
ably comfortable Improvements, and one of them
adjoining the lands of f.. Kindig and j. Killan
and Is bounded by the South river for quarter of
mile.
The terms will be accommodating, and if the
purchase money is amply secured, indulgence will
be extended at the pleasure of the purchaser. upon
the Punctual payment of the interest annually.
G.. b. STUART.
October 8, 1Sl6-n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-02
.TEESGEKFnF.N'E3GE =.
From he Saturday Erening Pot.
COUSIN MARX.

" Poor uega is iead, SAID Mr.. EIaood
10 hls wife, 10 SAD tone one evening, on
returning home trum hls store,
DEAD y CIRCULATED Mrs. EIEood, in a
voice that indicated more sulr'se than sor.
roo.
81" Yrs; received letter from Philip
10 day. lie soys she died OF Wednesday.
Z" / did not suppose she would live very
long remarked iirs. E,wood, with ,lcou.
cealed Indifference, " bu, she has gone 81
more suddenly than | expected. Have you
heard any particulars"
"PaljIp wrote very briefly. He Gays
:. c took bad cold, which brought, on the
distressing cough Sl;a which she was some
times troubled and thu, bemorrbase from
the lungs earned her of IN few hours"
"Poor thing she IS out o. her suffer
lacs." said Mrs, Ewood coldIy. DID
Phhp write anything Gbou' Mary y
no"
Sc wonder wha, will DO done with her
suppose PntIlp lulcuds taking her into his
Ismly,'
NO doubt he will cheerfuiIy give the
unhappy orphan home aud let her share
equally wllh his own children. But Philip
has large family OF his own and is poor.
"Dn ono won't make much difference,
Mr. + wood. Besides, Mary is said 10 be
very handy gal, AMI vail, no doubt, be
useful IN young family like Philips. !
am suro they viii DO very gladto have her"
81 have no doubt but Philip and his wife
will give bor hone, gladly; and | have
no doubt that Mary will make herself use
fu. But Phihp's two Oldest girls are nov
big enough to help ther mother consIdera'
bly,, and viii be getting Of more use every
day. They do not, therefore, really neee
/ Mary services, aud for her 10 go into theli
family would be TO some extent burden
some"
81 don't know. Ii seems to the that sh'
ought 10 be worth her vicluals and clothe
any where" SAID Mrs. Ewood. "But
they don't take her, where is she to 50 !
She oughn'l to be left altogether 10 her
self"
No, of course not. She is my sister
child, aud has claims epon me-
81 don'i see that she has any more claim
J upon you than size has upon Philip"
g. No more, materially. But tho dite
! ence Of our circumstances makes the claI
! stronger upon me-"
. "You nigh, pay her board a, Philips
Il suggested Mrs. Elaood--" how would III
Il dol"
"Noithcr PhiIip nor his wife would e
or take a cent from me for that purpose
They would be very foolish to relus
The fact is they are queer kind OF peoPI
any how. never could understand theI
p Bu, YOU could board her somewhere else
"Why should | do that, Sarah when
+" have house Of my own, and every COZ
lot to offer 10 my sisters child J"
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New Grocery& Confectionery
STORE.

HC-T-yys TpNilE subscriber informs IA, ei-
..4=3k{ih.h q tizen- Of Charlotte aud the
sgsisss,5 d public generally, that DO has OPEN
k2aza9zzazs d IN tie room immediately under
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20 ETR Y.


N "a = VI IRON FANNY POkkESTyR
Tho Boston Atlas bsseIirsclsd from Ii. proc
sheets Of h'SerL,Ook, nov in press, BY Tickn,
i Co, The following touching s,snzss, written
her mother, by Mrs Judson, previous 10 her 70.
aye from tia, port few weeks ego
Give me my old seat Mother,
With my head upon Thy rnss;
I've Psss'd through many changing se.rs,
Since thus sat by thee.
Oh lst me look into Inns syes-
Their meek. soA. loving hgbi
Tails, like slesm Of Holiness,
UPon my heart, 10 night
I've not been long away, Mother:
Few suns hlye rose ard s.t
Since last Tho tear drop on t,y cheek
Ny lips in k,.c, mot,
lis ont i.i's tine know,
But very cug i seems;
Though every uigs. csma 10 ,hss.
Doaf Mother, IN my dreams,
The world has kindly toali Nc hor.
By the child thou lnv.t 50 veil.
Tbs prayers have crcled round her path
And twas their holy spell
which made tIat patti dearly bright;
Which suswd tho rasss thor,
Which gave tho hshi. sud cast t4s balm
On every breath 81 air
| 5esr LspPy hesft, Mother;
happier never beat
Ald, even uo~, uss tDjs Of hops
Are bursting At mr feet
o. Nothef lie m-y b. d'esm.
Bat 4 such dreams ara given,
NhIe At ia Dgltal Inns ~. ef.nf
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A NEW VOLUME
THE XYEEEa:42 MIRROR
WILL COMMENCE
E,L,n R,irAi LE-uci. In 4 mil

"a llliN some important improvements VIII
w be mace IN ats character and apFeifAnCe'
IL O.. thu determination OF tho proprietor 10 MAKE
"A. from inc dafe OF the Nav NuLusE, the very
brSr LITERARY JouRStL N AMERICA, md u car
~ uni the plan, no pains Or etiuuse viii be spst-
ed. The BfgsiHg system, 80 much IA tog le win
sJmc OF the pouodIcals OF the day, Will not be re-
he'd on IN The editorial department Of the NV
YeRK MRRoR and What the editor and ms as
stslsuis csnnyt produce themselves, authors OF
real talent aud genluS viii be literally paid lor
urtllny. We shall be able 10 give a copoUs Ok
ElGA aud DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE y
OF tire very hi.best charactee+aud elye, WIN "
KI6iNAh TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other journal
AlR. WILLlsrS ENGAGEMENT TO contrib.
ute Two ARTICLES each week still exists, anu Nl!l
| continue durIng the next volume.
! Tuc Elrgant Quarto Form OF the Mirror, VIII
! hind up in Two Handsome Volumes at the end
/ oi tho year, we'll worth preserving as faithful and
spirited Literary Records OF the Time Nwui Dc
handsomely printed on fine paper Manufactured
ior The express parpose, aud viii be forwarded 10y
the earliest matls, IN strong wrappers, TO oNerl
patfot the United States and Canada. F0Std5'
IRE Within thirty miles OF New York,
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TO PRINTERS.

THYilE Subscriber has for sale, al MS
IL place 8 miles East OF Raleigh, one
fon, Of SMALL PICA, 30l lbs which has ne ,.
some tine Ia use, though not much worm nc
Supreme Court Reports lor lslj were printea on
ihu letter, ana II has not been used since ln''
Font will be sold for sGj, CASH including cases
Also, 800 lbs. long PRIMER on small flca
body THIS Font is nearly new, and Will be sofa
for $40, including cases. Any person. who taxes
both Fonts, can have them 'ot SLOW Cash. OF ne
go,iabe paper at tie Bank OF the state.
+. LORlNG.
Nay ~ lslG. 81
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VOLUME XVII
r. J. HOLTON,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR y PUBLISHER
TERMS:

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS And FIFTY CENTS " not
pa.d ia airsHee. THREE DOLLARS u moi
,ad tsitAia SIR months aad THREE Dol
lars AND FIFTY CENTS j not yaid a.
q! gl1 he stPiratioa Of tie year. No p1pe,
d,,eotfiagea uatil al arfeafages are p1id, r..
eept at tie option Of NE Editor
gF adrftfistmtats inserted az Oas Dgllsr per
square, q 6 lines Or less, this siEsd type, ne
6fst insertion. and Is cents for zach eonfinu.
eace. Couft sdueIfiscnsHiI and SAeuf : Sales
charged % per- cent higher: and a deduction u
334 ser ceAi. u u b. made from lie regular pr.
sss, foraiUe,ttsers bg me year. Adreulsdaeab
isssftsi m9at.ly OF quarterly 81 per square J0T
sath uns. Ssma@OSthiy - esals per square
fsf taeA iia,
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Grocery anil Confectionery


where he intends keeping nearly every article per
tanning TO the business, should hls encouragement
warrant Il. lie has nJs On hand The following
articles, viz
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MlRaoR.
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COgr,iaC Brandy

For medical purposes, for sale BY Tue boIlle'
4. ]. HOLTuN.
april Q, lSiG.
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CO. X " Cochran. hrriicnburr. n c.
Chss. Vs. Harns. A,!t Gr0rs, ~ &.
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q tRiGG 4 ELLlO1"s nsw series o. cons mon
w School Rosdefs, NDs T. 2 and & Ihey
arc among tho beet series % Reading Class
Books io' ,oMmon Schools ossr publi.hod IA thu
country. upSAFd. u "a UOu copies have booo
sold IN h noutas. An,oug macy other letters =!
Recommendation tho io,pHtng has Just Ocen re-
ocised tom oae ot the Lest tg4cA,fs N feI1syi.
yalIs.
IrEs roRr, Bcrss Co, Aug IS, l-iJ.
A.sFrs Grig- 4 Ltia't -t4unt!rtnen Accept
ny tastu Tor The series Of Readers y9C wtrc 20
Aud ss % sep4 uis BY my friend Or DAsyth, whtn
he Ass I.s, 20 Tie ci'y. | Coustcet them decided
&, tie bret school Readers | have met with,
have 4g,rD4.ocG them .u,1 the school al th.y place
AND find urW fully 10 4nssef ny expectations, |
have siso introduced GtimsaAw's History ef the
UnHca States, aHo' her Of your valuable s~hooi
publications., an very much pleased Sith Dr.
fuse enpltEtf's works on A4nlptny and h ..any,
which you Eiudly scp; ms. They appear TO uis
% be juz, Iae works needed 10 bring Tie subject
ul N4tutil History Wi,hin The cOmpass OF our
Copmor Scboo.s =, Nud ! intend during the com
ny winter 10 piasc au r!lort 10 INTRODUCE the sub
Jret into TIE scaa-J here and for th's purpose, |
would Ike 10 Poss,ss Tie ~hoie setes OF elgui
UNIFORM. volumes, which | have requested ~
Daifaa 10 procure i0r me,
Egty respectfully
He. BAKER,
Principal Lees fgu Stunsfv.
Al the above Books arc ief sale. wholesale snd
rc;au by I4Goy Sprngs Charlotte, Henry y.
rurnet Rsisigh aud ~ the country Merchants
and B55Xsrilers generally IN our state and By tue
Booksellers Ia falladophla and Nsw iofk cIues.
The publishers invite all the Teachers who have
the HttIs,t OF their pupils al heart to examine
their valuable series Of School BOOKS before in
rosIeiHg IA others.
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FOr sale,

an GOOD WORK MULES For further. app
CD uculars enquire at this otiiic -
Jane II, lel6' "'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

nROSPECTTrS-T WESTERN CONTINENT. a weekly
I Newspaper Of Literature and Art independent in
late editor of the New World and W ; THOMPSON. late
Of the Augusta Mirror. ana author OF aer Jones'
Coartship, chronicles OF PInevlle, sc
The favorable auspices under which this Journal is
nenced and tie waral with winch 1t has
assurance. OF its The fullest arrangements have
been made 10 carry with spirit, energy and effect
Editors, whose regulations established, have been per
rlanely engasea tle most able and popular writers
have been cnIste@ The abundant treasures OF European
literature will be brought hither and profuSely lavised
indeed the whole worI Of letters wherever genius Hour
Ises ana learning spreads. wall be pat under contribution
TO give strength beauty ans variety - "Ihe Western
Continent.''
1t presents q weekly compent of enlled with
every foreign and domestic source ana oIges
ali KINDS OF Information, literary seentiiic political
rel resting alike 10 the scholar ana the man OF
devoted to Southern and Western interests, not
as opposed 10 those North and East, bat conso-
Canstitl;io AMI 10 the maintenance the
Union of these States 1t seeks subdue sectional zeal
ousics cherish of any, expand the affections
well as the intellect Of men, and build upon the neu-
trail ground OF letters temple 10 Coneord where
all parties may and be brothers toncidton IS IT'S
aim; Trnh ii guide.
shall be worthy OF is nane-Ihe Western Cont
nent, our country oar "lo'e country ne" states ana
states. territories old territories ours by o-
sito ours hv occup.tonoevcr if ours by right
shall be contcnded for defended ana lAaih'aihe9, ac
cordng q humble ability, but with fearless spirit
great deal than this n.eht be said but breEty
is the soul OF wit and much can be expressed N lev
We shall promise little and perform much ~
reader and Judge for yourself Without another mo
on the subject pray forward the very insignificant sum
of TWO 4Rs-t couli Be better eHPcndca-and
yo..r name ana address directed 70
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Boston, Mss. Amos lesll Charleston = G 1.c. Nor
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To all editors Of papers, who Will copy the foregoing
brief Prospectus with il:is notice. will send the Or
tinent in exchange We hope cid friends Will re-
member US, that shah lee happy as to TN! many
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/ Continent Jan. DIST Isle.
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PIgaiJ ssLsyus

We are requested to give notice to
the citizens Of this city, that a pub.ic
meeting will be held on "Wednesday G.
ven;ng. the 9Th Of February, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration
the proproty Of pctitioning the city
Council 20 refuse granting license to
any person to retail splriiuous liquors
within the limits OF the corporation.
Tho public, one and all are respectful
ly invited 10 attend. Tie place ofmee-
ting will be announced in tho next Ne.
OF the Palladium.
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COEER EsS.
tho oIIcc.

Tho proceedings of tho National Legislature
for tho last ten days destitute OF interest. IN
tho House tho contested scat of Mr.. Cabcli Of
Florida by Mr.. Peterborough has occupied
several days, without any definite action at the
latest date.
In tho Senate, tho consideration of the subject
Of giving notice Great Britain for tho tcrmlna-
ton of the joint occupancy Of Oregon has been
postponed until tho 10Th of February. Mr.. Allon
of Ohio, has asked leave to Introduce resolution,
making standing contingent declaration of war
against my and ali nations Of Europe. Tho
motion TO ask leave was laid on tho table Tho
nomination of John Siidell, of Louisiana, as envoy
extraordinary and minister pscnipotontiary TO the
Mexican republic has been confirmed by tho sen
ate.
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TIE DEAD OC lSi..

The Year lust closed has witnessed the deaths of
Cen Andrew Jackson, x-President [. ) June eth, ag
Hon Joseph story Justice Supreme Court Sept 10th, 6o
Hon c. Bates. L 5. Senator Mass March 10th, u
Gen. John b. Dawson, NJ G. from La June 26th,
Hon. David w. Dickinson, NJ. {. from Tenn prl p I'll,
John II. Peyton, NJ. G. elect trom GO.
Douglas Houghton, Geoogist Of Mich. ldrownedl
Lcverett Saltonstal. ex-N. {. Mass. May 9Th, 81
Rev Henry Ware d. T. Prof Harvard, July l.,h, 81
James Minor, D. D., n. York City March eih -
Hon. " IN. H. Roane, ex-senator ? a. nay Ilii -
George Moreu Chief Justice, Michigan, March, 80
William w Cherry Jackson, c, May 3D. -
Hon Buckner Ihruston L : d {, Aug Both, =
Dee :}0M, ISIf-Hon Roger VI Sherman Conn, II
Do GO Joseph L TIiinghast, |
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

Canal. REJOICING s.--On w edneslay evening we had
roaring of canuon-ringng of belisghtlng up of hou-
scs-bon sundry cingsali for
the benefit and glory of Canal Bill
The above is from paper published in Tcrre lautc,
ana has reference bill which passed the legislature
late session, or the payment Of the State debt-and
which by peculiar friends be designed for
that great obccto wipe out the foul disgrace of repad
alton from cscucheon of Indiana, w ell, the
passage OF this famous bill, the good people of Terre
ante. have Qualifications account OF the
mont 81 the debt but for the prospect of compile
ton of the w abasl and Erie Canal Not word IS
sal about the State debt their notice OF their reoicing,
and we doubt whether that animpo'Gm subject was tho
Of bv one who engaged in the hlarity of that oc
caSion
The same paper in noticing this law, calls the
BILL We shall not object to the cognomen-t may fin
canal, but opinion it will not pay the State
debt or any considerable portion of thence oppo-
sit.on 0 il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-01-28

sNoH esE.F!--Jhe undersigned wishes to sell his
& valuable FARM. situated miles north of Rich
rnona on the New Paris Williamsburg road west OF
tie IT. WAYNE road containing 100 Acres OF iirstrate
Iaud-5 Acres which cleared and in good state
of cultivation. There is good = story rame House
"a large Frame Barn. nearly and double set OF
corl-cribs ANA NaegoI hou, attached thereto supc-
ri8r Spring -I1Ing water. convenient 10 the
dvvc ling II excellent bearing Orchard OF graft
cd Fruit Trees sc.
] ) Mr. W lillian Dulan. residing The Farm east ana
adjoining The above described premises is authorized to
sell the and any person wishing to purchase
GOOD FAN, is eslecttHly INIed to call and cNa1lIe
IL JOB IihINES.
January ifll. i Is. Jtf-GiGfl-G fy