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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
City Arrivals.
PnMuATAN uOusE.-Srrrrnnrn an

PowHATAN HoUSE.-SErrEMBrR 30.
A B Tizzard. Goochland; MsjorA S Woodbridge, Mid
Lo.nian; John S Caldwell. fredericksburg; Mrs Johnston.
two children and servant, Norfolk; Samuel ID Williamson.
Richmond; John X bland, King & Queen; Mr. Walthsll,
Norfolk; William r Bland, King & Queen; l. Lane, lady,
daughter and servant, North Carolina; ] Butler, lady aud
servant, South CaralinS; Mrs c Woodbridge. Chesterfield;
Thos J Woodbridge, do; Miss Rebccca Cooke, Petersburg;
Miss Agnes Bate. do; Mics Elizabeth Rufin, Hanover;
Miss lane Rutin. do; William B Woodbridge, Chester
field; Mr Brander, Manchester.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Sept. 30.
Jno v Wheeler, Albemarle; VIM NJ Smith, do; NJ
Fulda. Henderson,, N c; VIM L Young, LynchburR L
ID Jennings, do; Geo + Roberts. do; T o Acree, do; A =
Miller. Brander, Miss; A z Miller, jt, Nottoway; w T
Rice, Famynlc; J Otto, Ky; VIM b Fariss. Aiablms;
John Keaion. Petersburg; w ID Green. Philsdelphia;
Thos ii Dickinson. Richmond; v c Ryals. Cumberland,
Jno II Ellis. Goochllnd; ID Messmore, Norfolk; c B Rey-
nolds, Franklin; ID II Pony, Farmviile; Joseph T. Anderson.
Piusylvanis; A G Booker, Buckingham; w Robinson,
Nelson; ID McLane, do; S A Watts. lady, children and
Patton, New York; Geo p Beikinshaw, Pits; Thomas J
Spencer, FRINGE Edward c ii; p Il johnson, Chesterfield;
Woodbridge, do; J l. Howard, Floyd; VIM II Cardoza,
Powhaan C IL, w J Porter, Curdsyille; J Dean Subleu,
Powhatan; VIM NJ Booth. Campbell, X w Roberts, Not
toway; w A Hsrland. Philsdelphin; G S Davis, Lynch.
burg; ] Rumbough, do; A II Figg, Greenvillc; II Hart.
well, Petersburg; ] S Fender, do; T. NJ Reynolds, Clifton,
Penn.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Sept. 30.
John Copent, N. York; T ID Watson, Petersburg; w
Land, SUSSEX; w Wyehs, North Carolina; W c Rawlings,
Sury; A J Cntcnden. Lancaster CO L C $ Ferguson,
Va; w T Campbell Liberty; II Bel, Accomac; Tho X
Lee, T B Lee, Norfolk; WIN II Day, Cornelius Hall, Smith
field; John DOdson. Petersburg; DIR. r q Payne and fami-
l, John G Neon, Lynchburg; Hugh l. Wilson. John X
Jones, Va; T Dawson, Wilmington, N. c.; Gen. Hanil-
ton, s. Carolina; Alex Biddle. Pbiladelphia; John 7 Ran.
dolph, Va J II Myers and lady, Knoxville, Tenn; Tho
b Power and lady, Texas; T l. Vilepigne, S. Caroina;
VIM White. Boston; II Mcdowell, WaynesbOro', Va w
A Miller, John Pannel, Campbell; DR.. o A Crenshaw, Z.
City; J NJ Gregory, Honrico; G w Phillips, Petersburg.
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BOSTON MARKET. Sept 2s.

Coton-No Iaes Of consequence. Provi.ons-Sale, OF 50 bbls.
mess B.efat ts.7s; so 90 Navy mess, s7,75. 4 mos, 10 bbis Lard,
tie, cash. FIosr-Tbere ia good degree of6unnes IN the market.
Genesec, common brands, IL held at 81 1871; 500 bills sod al that
price: Michigan aud Ohio fat hoop. s.; Ohio round hoop, sI,73:
Geors,toH an, " ~silat,e7t; Fredericksburg. Si7S, cash Corn-The
supplies ar not iargs aud the market 10 sill unsettled. los bu. good
yell W meAhng sold TO day at 75S; white Is held at 7{a75e; N. Or
leans mixed 72a7&e, eash. Wheat-Sale OF 1000 bu. Illinois red at
81 per bu, cash. sugaT-sales of 100 BIS Cuba brown at sasie,
G mos. Moiasses-Saie Of n cargo OF Cuba soul, for dsiHing, at
lie, G mos. CaRdes-Slles OF 400 bo1eS mould at 9te, 4 mos.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore American.

ST cks were rather heavy and sales butlmiied :-Penn's.
SIS held ut 66fa66i; Reading bonds 72a724.
$50 bales Cotton cold at previous rates. Flour is sta
iionAry and but liulp desire on the part Of holders to sell at
S4.75; old stock $3.50. Wheatis worth l02slO3 cts. for
Penn'a. reds. No sales OF Rye Flour or Corn Meal. Gro
ceries are quiet and prices firm. Whiskey in demand at
25 cts.
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VALUABLE TRACTOF LAND ON JAMES
RIVER, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.

WILL be sold at auction on Friday the 9th
day OF October next, upon the prm -. n tb- ho,, -, 70
oelneh,A u fair, hnot the n-It fair day. the Farm in ,b- ,,opn,v
OF Cheteiheh called 'kng'hnd Level" Ia lies n LAM. Riys.,
and IS bounded ~ II. the lanes Of DE- Gregory. Messr,' Titp. a.
hes' george CoIs e,tats, AMI otEen. and about Q miles below The
'hyN' hIehmond. tn tac' contains By recent survey. ea3 ARE,
OF ~hlel about chs hlf Is open land. The balance M wood.
n par oil the open land, say lao aerS is very nh and produ.-
NV m reminder IL OF fair quality. and with a little ,,t. ,,oD
eosd he easily improved. Much o. the wood land !, ~ !. ~
NJ - saio y those intimately acquain ei With IL. TO be equal N
an ORD nary character, though deemed s-fheienL with a few -
ans ne uses OF the faT-- 1t is deemed unnecessary Ia rrve a
those wishing 10 purchase, will view tue sane A.a hsdT. ~, hsr'
Si.es ~A be ahown with pleasure, al any lin e BY Nj. cha.
: foi' who resides on and FOR further information. r.Eer.nee -
hereby nade. 70 NJ Wa. Heny Temple. who rented a for ~ svs
years preceding tAH. at an annual rent Of 500. As the Owner il
-sious and determined to slL. Pc sons may arend tn. sale NJ mn
S'"Lrf assuTaEee That Il raj u sold Terms eAsb- balar.s h.
eqna, ,nataments al ] : mi } yssIs, for hons teannx iaIrrssi ~
cured BY 4 trust deed. ~ COnnTS a.sI--
b2s-dd
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By fnioc> A Brothcr,
No. : -Mais sirsa.
FRESH sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS

By Iniocs a. Brothcr,
No. : Mas stysH-
RESI- SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY Morning. Oct 7th. At Q O'Clock n N, s,ls.
Room, ~. wills H. At Auction, without r-.-rvr. a tt.n.,v 80
meut Of Fresh SiaPie and Fancy Dry Coos Just fom l. Norm
en nlssts and suited 10 the fan and winter trade. W
super Satunets and kentucky Jeans
DO plain and fancy Gas imere-
- : : AMI Z Z Whit, s,arrt and yellow FIsnns-
3i'7 and +4blsaebed shirlngs and shstinss
New sly = Pnnts-bandsome a,.olua.nt
Err Velvet, merinO and -iin VestinZs
Furniture Prints, Apron Check. and Paid.
Irish Linens, dap -, brown uollLd,
Ph1t Cloths heavy Krrseys and Linsrys
Rich neS irie Cashmere, and MouseIin.
Canton FAnnsh, woOIen Comforts
Super Ticking. stripe Domestic
Colo'cd Cambucs, OLaaburgs, Umbrella.
Extra BLANKETS silk and wool shaxIs
Pougee Sls Hsniserehfef., Cotton dig Sto
Gun elastic Suspendeis, Caiks spool Cotton
Beg patent Thread. Hemmings Needles
HOls@y, Goves, Pursss. Pms dc, &C.
TERhS-Sums under SIOO, cash; sums Of 81 OO and 1881 q,
months eUdi !or approved eBdofsd pous
vSO NLOEs 4 BOTHER Ann.
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lotteries.
L G. GREGORY q CO., MAsAeEns, No.

VI. pnTsoOhI N W., mANAGEHb, NO.
~ . ioi Main sa'eet. Riehmopd. Va
s30.00O. 1900.
Thsr,Ly-Ne~ ist-y. No 7s-capiss s3s ooo. 10 aoo. 5000,
1000. 2tsR. 10 Of 5000. 10 e $3.50. 10 - 1000. Ee. IS No. ~
dr.wA. Tiehet- SIC. hsl.e. ?. quarters s.se-to.s a prr.- sI2
S4OUU. lnOO.
rnday-hopoax.Iz. No 80 Capitals. $1,000. 1000, go se
Is Nos ~ drawn Tietes 81. Aalves soc; ar. CSC.
$4,000, 1852.
saturay-Sus~r. Erm No. IS. Capitals $1,000, Is59, 1000
Ae- 10 No. n drawn. Tickets ~: bslse. soc. ar. Csc.
Splendid Schemes for 1916.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Clas .. for 1850 b. dawn
on Saturday, Oct. n. 1870.
IA No. Lottefy-i3 Drawn Ballots
PRiZES.
I pnzs Of $4,000 so priss Of $500
1900 lee PrE-s Of 300
csrihests- Of psekas,s OF 20 Whole Tickets, sI2s
Do. do. 90 Half do 60
Ito. Co. &c Quarter do 10
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Gas No, ~, for IsIG-to be drawn
at Jersey CITY, Oet. 5th, 1886.
Is No. LO1TERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! prire Of $4,000 I prime Of 5000
! 10000 20 1000
I 60OO he he.
Tickets IS. Halves = 50. Quarters o. rs.
prep for Certinesies OF r.ekAE-s pnzIe T1efets and Cha res in
any Of thu above Feb mrs. addre-edt 10 the und- signed, ~in receive
ia. most prompt attention. aada an account Of zach bra ~inx will be
forwarded fes Of poas ~, Is aoon a. II - received.
J. q. GREGORY q CO.. Maaasers.
JUGS Richmond. vs..
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what they can,
Porssnins Primes. srrArTos's the ma..

Drawn Nos. Of Monongslis 39-Sept. 25:
50 ~ 81 { GO I % Ii - - 30 So
Whole Nos. I - 60. a Capital sold and paid by
STRATToN.
10 GO 81 Is 40 % IL | 25 40
S3O.OOO. 10000!
rhor-day-N Jersey Ma. 7s-cspra. 10000 dollars, $4,000,
~ drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; qr 2 50-L0west priAs Of ST..
$1,000, 1000.
Fr~dsy-mononEala, No fO-Capiais $4,000, 1000. go. &c.
IS Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets l. halve. soc; quarters Csc.
$4,000. 1852.
Saurdsy-Sus-r, Eiira, Its Capitals; $1,000, 1851, 1000. &c.
10 Nos II drawn. Tickets 81. halves Soc; qs CSC.
$4,000, 10000.
Monday ~Mornins-AhIaHdrla No. +. Capitals $4,000. 10.
600, 5000, so Of 1000. &c - Nos ~ Drawn -rtekets $40. haly,.
). qs . 50.
$4,000 - Prizes of 100000.
New Jersey LoueD. Class No ~, for Isis-io be dawn at
IS No. LousD-Is Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES.
; prus OF $4,000 100 p.ir-. OF $500
Tickets -; halves Z: quarters ?.
S50,OOOl 20,OOOl . of 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Chs II, for Isi6-Io be drawn on
IS NJ. LoTTERy-a DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITALS.
! Ptne OF $4,000 prle'of $500
10000 4 ass
= 10000 20 1000
= 1900 90 1000
3 5000 besides 5000. 500, 800. ke &C
Teies SIS; halves 5o. quarters rs.
Cetihestes OF packages OF 90 ~boe tickets, 300
10. do. % qaassr,
Buyer are referred TO my list OF Prizes, which IT registered
Al the once, a, a proof Of what has been done; and every
Ro- o.der for packages esriheaes OF rnsIe tickets in the above
Schemes, and in all Loteries, will 30 promptly attended 70, and
drawing sent wien requersd.
Piease addrsas srdeu to d.. STRATTON,
Riehmopd- VI.
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THE FINE ARTS.


announcing the intention OF insiIuc,inc
- Young Lad eau us rAe Arts wa. FANCY roRrRAT .sd
LANnscAfk , min, J n WI ii ~n rc.p-e fuzzy observe thai
h''b3sei . to Inn at o he Payi. a rehnsd k.s~ ,r- oftha
htsneh of N Ats which eonrhuae q USEFUL aud ORNA.
MENTAL Eac fon. Ia
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AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED DRY
GOODS by Order Of The Port Wardens Of
The Port of RIrht1opd

90 PsIDAY, the ID Of October. Al Q o'eioek. i. .h,H su f, Ne.
count Of whom Il may concern. at our Dry Good. Room. an Ia.
voice of Dry Goods, &c damaged on board the .shr Gr..nn, y am
her late voyage from New York % TIN. port among which aI.-
Clo.hs, Cas.m-Te~. sAti -s, k-rsys
Lis.R-, Lzess, Edgihks, Ap.ecas
Pannels, Prints, Ginghams, IN shmers.
Eesung4. Canvass Psdhnx. Hosiery
Mutt Wooen Shirts. Shawis. Is anlsts
C1ossing. h1sLnt CnvAis &C. &c.
Terms Cash DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
$ 30 -
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MIS-. MAPS SCHOOL.
sh oc mn. RE mn d
TINE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION OF tt

Institution win coma enes ON THURSDAY the nnt day Of DC.
tober mat
Brades the u'ual ertn i've eour-. Of English ytudy. the Ancient
ard Modern Languages. Muse. Drawing aud Painting 10 oil. AMI
~.ier colours. VIII be nurhf by able and .Iperieneed ma tersL
Term. for boarsins aniD,y PuPls .. heretofore. Apply To Ms
MgAD. Richmond n m s-tIso,t
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j. f. w ORD,
LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL A1p POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
SHELLS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management,
- Of ]. G.. GREGORY & Co.. on the same terms that
they are sold Of the Manager Office.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class F, for Is46-Io be Jnwn on
Saturday, Oct -. 1876.
ss Number Loueiy-I3 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES.
I prize OF $4,000 so pnIes OF $500
I prize OF 1000 ls2 300
50 1000 &c. Ac.
Tickets $40; halves S: quarters . so. Certihestes Of pAeia.ss
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intend ng to prosecute IL County Merchant. are particular IN
vited to eTAmine bis stock and Prices
te s-dIm HUGH A. WATT.
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BEANER OVER COATS.
OAn BEAVER OVER COATS, lust receiy-
GOO -, and wall be sod at great ba gains, sIiahse for eoun.
Try U.s., and made Tor ndirg on horse bieE.
'es6 KEEN q co.
John S. MEREDITH, Attorney at Lar.
- RicHSoSp. Va. practices in the superior and Inferior Courts
Of Law and ClAacsy boldsn il the City Of Richmond. AMI n the
CireuHssd eouSty courts 81 GooehaBiand Hanover.
dim
INO THE LADIES IN PARTlCULAR.-My
- DEPiLATORY PowpER ha, been found highly beneficial
asd o. gTeit USE 10 la 81 who havs heen afflicted win superaous
h'r' pnnetpaly ~b"n IL growth has been eonaned 10 the upFerhp
ard"s otthe nee, giving masculine ura to the whole features.
When used with pro. g. care, ADD according to he dlrecuons q will
BE- found % Be a great addition to The toilet asths ue Of FAM sharp
insuuuent 10 entirely ayobtcd. ami ibs hair sr removed IN FIVE OF ten
Thus ool.p,.iion IL inhrble. and warranted To- remove supeiaous
hair. Amer numerous inas, I have received certificates OF success
Which cannot BE- eoHtesisd.
JULES uAUELs Depot
10 south Third srset below Cbssnut.
And BY my Agents, T. Gin'er navsl d Purcell, r R DuyaL R
Ouquesne' Main street. : " 2soh's1u, nyro,n Meoncer. Broad
and aist an The DfusEtfs throuEh The unon. . u
10 Premiums awarded at tn FnuGIn Institute.
Thomas g. Charles Ellis,
iNfokrIRS AID DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. HARDwARE
AMI CUTLERY.
NO. LOG MAIN SPREET,
HAVE VA store, and are now receiving by
II Hargue n. ma snd ship Halfway from Liverpool aud
BY VARIOUS suvas fom the Nouh. an unusually aVe ana dssdra-
be stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods su,iea Sr the Fsi tads, 70
which they invite The attesuou Of Merchants These Goods hive
b. %, rj alta small Advance. ~1t-f
(NAsu FoR RACs-rhs~ TpuIun Nsnuheturng Company
- attending 20 extend their Manufacture or Paper. viii pav in
cash the hEhctprce Tor cotton md Husn nag. white or roiour,d
Country Merchants may forsa'd pareeh Of nEs 20 the sul.sn
BEL ~ho will rsniiPayaeu a. NJ may be directed.
1OHN RlCHARuE.
Superintendent Fn-aAn Mas Compy.
Rishmoud, Nay isih. 1915.
DOMESTIC GOODS AND IRISH LINENS.
- Received = choice assormont Of bleaches shrunrs and Irish
Linens ~ Qualities, from CSC. 20 i5O pr yard-6r sale very eh-sp
BY ~ piece o. yard. At
SIS HAwEs VAN DEuRsEN a wARDs
RACoN-supeuor ranny Ham. vsy owl
- iu7 GRErTgE a sRETTER
SALT-5OO sacks laading per schr Caroline,
- ~ asby EnNONn a DAVENPORT
pOspON FAuILY AND NO. I ~ $50 bores
- Hosion fsHny Soap iSe b5Iss Boston Ne da-h storr. md
of us BY ulssELL a ~NeCANDLsH
NAILs-so ne wsrvhouss S,as -Cumssrasd- brand Ind
- isf snt 6, sac ~
20 DAVENPORT, h.LEN q co.
EECHES. 1000 Mediterranean and Swedish
~ Loessss A-aHhy ard To- good sosduon, for Sc By
? JOHNSTON. Duirris.
a. p No. MS Main ..
EOR HIRE--we have for hire q Negro wo.
u mas. who . IoOd eogs ssSa 80 Fos-f
n . = c. y mLL,
% IS Fnnkih susst
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CHINA HALL!
Fall supplies, 1916.

FNhE subscriber Is now
receiving per Bi'que PbHniI,
from Liverpool to This pom aud By the
Ship PantnSa, at New York, his
fan supplies Of Eubsnwar- and Chr
na and BY the regular packets from
the Northern FACTORIES his supply OF
pain. pressed and cut Glass, Looking
1GlaSes &c, comprising one ofihe best
As oftmsnu he las ever oferd-and
having teen purchased OF the hest
trims he q all who may be in
want OF any auIeie IN hishne, that he
Will sell as low as any house IN the
market. wis ther declining business OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

The Legislature of Alabama have selected the town
Of Montgomery in the county of that name as the cap
al the State. There sixteen baotings before
the selection made On the last ballot the vote stood
Montgomery g. Tuscaloosa 1.-THE present capita 49, Sell
The of Montgomery was illuminated on the occa-
son and great deal of rejoicing took place among the
citizens
A brilliant. fancy ball was given at Albany.
IN. " last week by Mrs. Satterlec and accord
ing 70 report, classic and historical associations
we're awakened at every turn. Fair forms, clad
in the costumes Of various nations, wandered
about the spacious artments collected toge:h-
or in grotcsque groups, looking like many fablcd
hours, beneath the clear gh. Of blazing chan
delicrs. In the dancing sa Don the Turk and the
Italian, the Hindoo and tho Greek, the Mianese
and the Parisan the Russian and the SRaniard.
the Persian and tho Bohemian. the Scot and the
English, Joined in tho dance together.
NAMES.-Emma is from the German signifies
a nurse Caroline from tho Latin, noble mind
ed !; George, from Greek, farmer Martha
from Hebrew, bitterness the beautiful though
common name Mary, is Hebrew, and means a
drop Of salt, tear; Sophia, from Greek. WIS
dom Susan, from Hebrew. lily; Thomas.
from Hebrew, a twin; Robert, from German,
famous IN council.
During Mr.. Kcans performance of Richard
tho Third, recently at tho Park Theatre \. Y. a
green Nermonter, who was a stranger 10 mo
mimic art, never having been at theatre before
took scat In TIC PIT near tho orchestra, ana was
observed to watch the performance with absorbing
interest. He neither joined in the applause nor
in Kisses avished the '.supcs, but silently and
admirrgy looked on ut the play. He heard the
drum beat to arms at Bosworth Fied--heard
Richa rd's soul-sirng address TO his army. and OF
Richmopd's also--hc tho onslaught and he ard
tho clash ofarms, still did he preserve his silence,
bu, when at length Richard comes Keeling mover
come almost by tho loss of blood, and the disas-
ters Of tho day, crying out at the top Of his
voIce-
"A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horsc.'
The Vermontcr and "sune' out
look here, stranger, hain't got no.horse, but
| have n first rate bob-tai mare round hero at
the stabe-as shure- footed a critcr ever caner-
ed, just hold on there: fm bland If don't bring
her 10 you right off"
Tho Nerrnontcr, they say in critical parl-
ance, drought down tho house. N. .. Paper.
"Lot US lay temptation in the path OF YOUTH
the frog said hen he popped his head under
the water seeing a boy pick up stone.
k-chug.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
PLANTS, sHUUBBERY, sc.

T THE WILLOW GARDEN, on Marion street.
~ a few doors south of Main, handsome lot of Ev-
of various qualities and sizes up to six feet
different varieties of Grapes Cherrys, Plumbs and
Ounces, Pecan, Almonds and Nectarines, Hovy and
Hudsons, Seeding Strawberries, with several other
varieties; Honey Suckes ana Towering shrubs of vari
kinds; fine selection of Dahlias and other boulbous
roots; fine selection OF green house plants, consisting
in part twenty-five different varieties of Roses, eight
different kinds of Geraniums fifteen diere varieties
of Cactus; Lemons Oranges Pomegranates and figs,
Fuchsas assorted, with many other fine varieties
not mentioned. Also preparing TO sprout, quantity of
Sweet Potatoes sufficient supply the demand and all
other plants that necessary started in hot beds
G.. MENDENHALL.
Second month 10th, 1S46.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18

TIMELY AnSISG.-To those predisposed TO Consump-
tom The weekly records of Death and the
that die of Consumption, should convince ALL that no
time should be lost in procuring something to arrest the
hydra headed season. before takes hold
of the tender membranes of the lungs and them
to disease This timely caution may be the means of
sparng from the shadows of the grave and placing
within their reach Remedy that Tens Thousands have
used before them-many who are living monuments OF
health to the present Is not then blessing to the CON
sun1ptice that there medicine that will remove their
affections and restore sound health This Ia be found
the timely of DR. DUNcAs's ExPECrcDAsr RE,EDY
medicine expressly for of the lungs and tho
pronontory symptoms of consumption Those who
afflicted with cough, cold hosrseness and Of
the throat bronchitis splitting of blood pain the
and SIDE difficulty of breathing. &c, should delay
procuring this medicine until it is too late.
- Dr. Duncans Western Medical office is $50 Syca-
more st. Cincinnati where his medicines for sale.
15For sale a the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-18
A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR SALE!--The undersigned wishes sell his
Il valuable FARM. situated SIN miles north of Rich
mond, the New Paris and Williamsburg road
the Fl Wayne road containing 100 Acres of frst-rate
IandI5 Acres of which cleared and good
Of cultivation. There good l2 story Frame House
"a large Frame Barn, nearly and double set of
and house attached thereto-a supe-
rior Spring of failing water. convenient the
dwelling Houso-an excellent bearing Orchard of graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c.
Water for stock is abundant, and very convenient.
j. Mr.. William Dulan, residing the Farm and
adjoining the above described premises authorized
sell the same and person wishing to purchase a
GOOD FARM, is respectfully ived to call and examine
il. JOB HAINES.
January 18th, 1916. 3tf-6f6m- 6fy
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Noticc.---FOR RENT.

TNHE undersigned, living six miles north Of Liberty,
i Union co., Ia, having concluded to discontinue the
Tanning Business, takes this method of informing his
of the fact aso that he will
take in Hides Skins after the first day Of
March He them his thanks for their for
er patronage and would inform them that he expects to
have good supply of LEATHER hand for year to
come which he determined sell at the o,eesf prices
He would further give notice that he wishes to KEN
the TanY ard to any single that could come welt
nded for any term OF years he might WISH and
also board him if desired The stand is good and
things excellent repair and will be rented very
Possession could be suifcie time for
one and continue the business by the first
of July next, sooner, perhaps, if desired.
JAMES HAMILTON.
February 4,h 1876 CIV p'd
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REMEMBER THE TAXES OF
1915!

T>HOSE who have not paid their Taxes for lS45, are
earnestly requested give the immediate at
tention. The change about take place in the office
county Auditor, renders it necessary make early
settleme and return of the delinquent list, which will
account for this urgent call.
penalty of per attaches the return
cd delinquent Over this matter have control The
desire that may have pay this penalty induces the
publication of this notice please relieve Of the
pleasant duty of charging it.
NJ Settlement must be made at the office, time
will not allow attendance in the Townships
would to do this of the collec
The books needed Office constantly, as
well Is myself. A. WILLIAMS,
TREASURES OFFICE, Centreyilleb Treasurer W. c.
LIST Jam 10TH 1916. 3tf
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ANNUAL NEETINS...ELECT

The stockholders of the young Mems Literary Asso-
cafion, hereby notified that the annual meeting OF
said the evening of the First Monday
in March ensuing March end, Sat which TIME
President Trustees to be elected for the ensl-
ING year Prompt attendance desired
tits hoped that each stakeholder will come prepared to
nav his quarterly of 90 cents and all
AGES if any standing aginst him. Punctuaty paying
IN axes is the only means the library and
sure prosperity TO the proposition will be
made the stockholders to levy monthly tax OF ~ cts
or to increase the quarterly tax p 30 there
fore it is the interest well the duty of every mem
the Library on the IND OF
March. By order of Board of rustees,
Richmond, Feb. II. IS4S. b. w. pA' IL, sec y.
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NJ OTICE.-Letters of administration the personal
Estate of Charles Motif, late of Wayne county,
and State of Indiana deceased duly granted the
unde by the Probate of said county the Febru
Term thereof 1876. The Estate is solvent. All
having claims against said Estate desired
present them duly proven, within year from this
date. NATHAN MOFFITT.
February 9th 1916.