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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
WINTER GOODS.

!
ERENCH and English broadcoths.
L Black and Fancy cassimeres.
Tweed do.
Beaver and pilo. cloths.
Blue aud brown blanke, coaiings-for ''e' ''0''
Kentucky Jeans and jerseys.
Blue. black and fancy satlpe's.
Plaid and striped !inse,s.
Blue and red strouds.
Red, blue. green and white Mackinaw blankets.
N.riuo shirts and drawers.
" ooI shawls-aIl kinds and qualities.
Wool comforts.
Alpaca craVnts.
he'd, white, green and yellow flanneis.
Red, green. blue and yellow quality bindings .,
Ali Of WHICH viii be sold, wholesale or retail,
at The lowest possible prices.
WALLACE & WARD.
Van Buren,, Sept. II, '46.--3O. .---......
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS

CRAwFoaD CpCSrY: & go
Ia iAs CrarioId Ciregu Cegri, Assaa Tern, A.
.... ID. 1916.
lllh DAY Of August, 1916.
William NJ. Bennett, Joseph Beu-l Tx
nett, and Frederick N. Mont. ga.
gnmery- merchants and mt
ners. trading AMI dong business =
together under the name lnd aS>UNrsh b
style of " Iam NJ. Benue; i AfiNHAtN9'
Co.. plaintiffs,
Jno. Griffith, Defendant.
A Nd now on this day cam, the said plaintiffs,
~ by Walker and Green their attorneys, and
the said defendant. although solemuIy called,
comes not, bu, who'll make, trfault, and fails 10
aPPsar and plead, or otherwIseanswer 10 the said
plaintiff, action. whereby the sud rlaiulfs' de.
claratrn remrins against the aid defendant. IN.
defended; It is therefore oIdsed by the court
here. that the said defendant be notified by publ.
cation, that the SAID plaintiffs nction is founded
on book accoun;. for divers gods. va res mer.
chantise and chalteis by the said Plaintiffs sold
and delivered unto the said defendant. that the
amount Of said plaintiffs demand is $3.50 l9cents,
as sw orn TO; that IN attachment has issued against
his estate, and that unless he sE.iI appear. by
himself or attorney. on or before The tbIrd day Of
the next term OF thus court, which will meet and
be held at the Court House, in The county utore.
sad. on the first Monday Of Febrnrv. A. D. l>47;
and Il IS further ordered bv the cour here mat a
copy of this order and notice be mserIei for four
weeks excessively. IN some nysstnp-r pIIatud
IN this State. 50 that Ius last usshluI Iacreut. be
made at least thrly days Deiors IT, hrsi day OF
the next term of tins court.
A true copy from the record:
Attest: A. McLEA5, Clerk
Sept. l2:B lS46.-3O-iw. ..r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
PRAIRIE Female seminary,

Located between W. SuFen and Fort smith.
IN ;,bt b;r4i-ss. erected for the accomm oda ton
/ - Ill he third session Of this school will
dnsn an a.. second Monday Of September next, under
ne .yefvsion of Rev. C. c. TowSsrSD. assisted by
Mrs TOWNSEND. -, =,
Boar RS accommodated IN the family OF the Preeep.
tor where parental eatehfuiness will be exercised
theu and assistance freely rendered 10 preparing
their lessons Al the pleasure Of Parents and Guar.
diane, ,hoy be taught neediework, any branch
If domestic industry. They will attend upon daily
private worship and Sunday, bic worship under
the care OF their Teachers For impapting thorough
education, based in religious principle, effort shall
be spared. '7' '"-1' i'''
fine Globe has been purchased TO aid pupils in the
study Of Geogra ply; and. circumstances permit.
other Apparatus will be added. A Library has bee.
.Af 'a|'f2 ~
Drawing, Painting. and fancy needle work. taught.
IL desired. -
TERMS. ..
Session Of 20 weeks; in the Higher branches.
Board, s25 90; Tuition, slO 90. o.. t3S -.
Lower branches, Children, " .ogd =.
Board, slI 20; Tuition, ss, 70. 7sa-l --s2S e.
sb Washing, sxtfa.vob 11t
When pupils furnish their own rsoms, sssitsb!s Dc.
ducton will be made ii So M 10 goiIIELs O.. .d1fHW
August a2pd, ls4S.-21-a n 1s-'gs15s i-om sdI ''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
NOTICE.

undsuigned have this day associated
|AemssIses together. in the Mercantile Dus''
Pndes Tho nam. md Sly lie Of Turner q De-
IrY JN ~ z GEORGE TURNER.
LORENZO DELANO.
Bsrss. Aug. 2s,h, ls4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
NOTicE TO PRE-EMPIlON CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emP'
ton to any lands within the limits oil the town
ships above enumerated. IS requted TO establish
the same 70 the satisfaction Of the Register aud
Receiver of the proper Land Once. ana make
payment therefor. as soon as Prachcable' aiter
seeing this notice. and before The Day aPpo.n.ed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such
clam will be forfeite.t... EG.
-, .. Poo. .-.r5,t.r.rr JAMES II. PIPER. q
Ac,inp Comm is,ioa,r Of The General Land Qhes.
September 9Th, flSt6, --229-3m, !ruH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
PHILIPS & WILLIAM S,

HAVE Just opened similar stock, which they sfsi
for sale the sane .s-E:s. -
Van Buren,, July 18th, lsi6.' .a"Gs.rI '1l-rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
STATE OF ARKANSAs,l

o. T. UT thhANSAS,(
CRAwfoSD CocSrr: ..-..IN
IN he Crarjord Circuit Court, A4snsi Term, 4.
Ea..' ..N.n ID. ls46. ..-.-
~ ll,h day Of August, 1886.
Remson Stevenson 4 Hiram W.
Bell, partners in trade, under
the name aud style Of Steven.
son & Bell, Plaintiff,
James B. Walton & Charles II. nssuArsIr BY
Sheaile, merchants and part.
ners, trading aud dong busi.
ness together under the name
and style Of Walton & Sheaffe, al.
Defendants. ~
A ND now on this day came the said plaintiffs,
by Turner, their attorney, and it appear rag
TO Inc satisfaction OF the court here. that the SAID
defendants are not residents Of this S,iie. there.
fore on motion Of said plaintiffs the court doth
order That publication be made in some rev spapr
printed IN tins Stale, for four wees in
the last insertion thereof, to b. at least thirty
days before the first day of the next term OF this
court, Notifying sad defendants that an alachm
has been issued against their estate ~ an action
OF assumpst for damages, in the sum Of one thou
sand dollars, (amount Of demand sworn 10, SIX
hundred dollars, instituted 10 this court BY the
said plaintiffs. and that unless they shall appear
before the cour! here, on or before the third day
Of the next term hereof, a, a court to be holden
at the Court House. in the city of Van Buren,, IN
the County Of Cra~ ford. on the first Monday of
February, A. d. lsi7, and plead to or otherwise
answer said piainiiirs' action. judgment viii be
rendered against them herein. and their estate
sold 10 satisfy the same; ard ii is further ordered
that this cause stand continued Until the next term
Of this court.
A true copy from the record:
Attest; A. Mclean, Clerk.
September 18th. lSI6.-30-4~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

,rr or ApEaNSAS2
. =, - carsrv.
oRA~f'Hc -, C:,.:, ro,.J ayoy,t Term. A
In me ofd"'"U ,Ss
lin dov Of Auyus,, 1916.
a. p,.: M I
'"'' AssuMPslr.
,,o S,,G,h Dsfwdant.
Jno' nr''''' D. IT, - H.. s,;d oi,;n,;H.
A ND row GA thus day comes 'ne 'au pa "o ,hs
- 5y Wa'k TX, a un " soomnIy called, comes
'''" t.n,, ,,.to, f,;Is IN anpear and
not, but "ho'.y man. ." -. ,,s s,,5 nIoip,;f-.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

Il OF. ouinins for ale Y nsoN 4 RE,I,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03

[.,,.I,v. h, steamer Isaac Garr"tt, a
kElvEp 'n" n, Of Drugs. Medicines, Pants,
Lssnl as'' vhch we offer for sale on very
vsssshs, 80 STEVENSON L YELL. D..
VI terms ID I-I ~ Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
Died,

Apl, infant daughter o. VT
:s "a ". isisai M.rs''-.xea %a''"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-10-03
mgr RECr.I\ ED.

~ inform his old friends, be ladies
|IIBBE sGs that he received, ys.''rSay' Psr
s.irs,;, h.ns.."s .ds.SS m no bis
4 Cssfse,'o ~, and Candies. Of which he
q 70 order, 10 the gentlemen he would
Y fall sspyy a choice stack Of liquors, CT.
II As ss, "EaIt frins," all OF winch are Of
4 ssshy. Al u.I
~ leF. ---
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
Latest Improvement IL, Plough.

II HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
toner and the public, that he continues The Plough
Making Business, at his old stand, and has. by the
assistance Of d. 3 Horney added his former mt
OF floughs an entire set of patterns, consisting
right ana lett handed OF different Sizes constructed
TO apply to all Kinds of ploughng,Ilade work with
or without cutters, high mouldhoards, viii
dards-the standards constructed receive land
SIDE plate This plough Is made with u wrought shear
well LAID with steelthc shear and mouldboard formed
as to render them better calculated to clean themselves
than any before in Application for letters patent
will be made immediately Any person availng himself
OF the benefit Of the above described improy
out the consent OF the subscriber, will do it his peril
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold
places II within the reach of every farmer A general
assortment of and old patterns, constantly on hand
and for sale low for cash.
SOLOMON HORNEY, Jr.
March 18th, lSi6. IO-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
CINCINNATI WHOLESALE DEALERS AND
IMPORTERS

OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
JNo. D. JONES, Cincinnati CALEB JONES, Philadelphia
ID. s c. JONES, No 10, Pearl street, Cincinnati
~ We respectfully inform fren ds and the trade
gene rally that we are prepared to offer them
the largest and most stocks of Dry the
west Recent importatons enable % offer such in
ducenens as to render entirely the the
town and country dealer to purchase here, rather than
the Eastern Market
LIVE SELL AT EASTERN PRICES WITH THE ADDITION OF
CARRIAGE AND EXCHANGE
va have on hand and offer for sale
oo cases ne spring fancy PRINTS various
70 do Ginghams, Earlston and Domestic;
70 do LG,cns various qualities for Ladies dresses:
% DO Sofinefs. blue, black, mixed, plaid and striped
- do Cloths black, brown, blue, &c &c:
- do Cassinneres, of variety;
90 do kentucky Jeans mixed, blue, black plaid &c:
100 do Summer Pantaloon Stuffs.
Brown and beached Sheetngs aud Shirtngs, Vestings
Silks Linens, Hosiery, Gloves Linens German Laces
Nets, Ribbons, Hd'kfs, Buttons, &c &c.
D & c JONES
March 4th lSl6-'s3t to Gazl-IO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
NOMINATING ELECTION.

gTCalcb Jackson, is announced in the Cambridge Re-
veie, candidate for the legislature, subject to the
decision of the nominating election
GTSoomon Meredith is Il candidate for the House of
Representatives., subject the decision of the Wing
ination.
u5Wiliam r Barnes. also n candidate for the Hon
subject to the nominations to be made the first Mon
day Apri1.
o. Col Enoch Railsback, is also a candidate for the
legislature, subject to the nomination election.
y w iliiam S Addeman, also candidate for the
House Of Representatives, subject the decision of the
nomination elections
UJDavid Gentry, candidate for reelection the
Office Of Sheriff, subject to the nomination. Of the Wing
party
INV Bickie, Esq a candidate for Prosecu-
ting Attorney III this judicial circuit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

been recovered, two Of which wcrc supposed to
have boon the captain and mate of the barquo
Lofty, and among them wero tho vito and chill
dren Of Capt. Stark. The bodies of Capt. Stark
and tho pilot have not yet boon founI. Many Of
item were found Iasiiod to the forecas,!o Of the
John Min.urn when it drifted on shore, and twer-
ty-thrco arc now lying in a tavern near the
wreck, whore they will be kept until thoy may
possibly be recognised.
We have endeayored 10 procure the names of
tho unfortunate persons who woro drowned. bat
owno 70 tho confusion at the scene, it was found
impossible. Capt. s. w. Thompson. an agent
cor tho underwriters, is at tho beach to take
charge of such property may BIO washed a.
shore. as vol as tho bodies not yet recovered.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
NOTICE TO THE FRIENDS OF THE RII%D
AND HUMANE GENERA ALLY

Education Of The BfndThe trustees appointed bv ,be
last General Assembly supcrintend the application 81
the revenue raised i'll this State educating the
by sustaining those whose parents or near relatives
unable to do So at the Institution for blind at Column
BUS ONO or at Louisville Kentucky hereby give notice
OF their readiness to receive applications behalf of ,b
hnd IN tins State suitable to become pupils Applica
hons may be made for pupils and female TO he
heo a one OF these institutions, the expense of the
entirely except for clothing and travelling wberc
hey VIII De thoroughly taught LITERATURE Hqndicyaf.
ana hS' and will be kindly cared for both in sickness
uPis between ~ and FL years of age NAV apny and
NOSE desiring TO commence before fall mus. ,nI b a.,
hrst oil Apr next Full information on the subject viii
De found III printed sheet to every Copnty 49,.
IN the state TO which the attention of the
onu ana me humane generally, Is earnestly invited as
without such aid the object of the Legislature can he b
partially accomplished. ~ o1
All applications and commu on the sub;ec, ,
&c made post paid, ITO the Secretary Of the Trustees r.
he Blind Indianapolis By order of the Trustees
JAMES NJ. RAY Sec'y
'a"apoiis feb ., 1870 l0;3t-p'd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
A FARM OF 100 ACRES

LNOR SAEF!Thc undersigned wishes 10 sell his
l. valuable FARM, situated six miles north of Rich
nond. the New Paris and Williamsburg road of
the TT. w road, containing 100 Acres of
LandI5 Acres of which cleared and in a good
of cultivation There Is good l2 story Frame House
"A large Frame Barn, nearly and double of
cribs and Wagon house attached thereto-a
Spring of ncvertaIiing water. convenient the
dwelling Iousean excellent bearini- Orchard of graft
cd Fruit Trees, &c.
Water for stock is abundant and very convenient.
I3 Mr. William Dulan, residing the Farm and
adjoining the above described premises authorized
sell the same and any person wishing purchase
GOOD ARM, is respectfully ivted call and examine
it. JOB HAINES
January 18th, lcl6 3tf-6f6m-G fy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

DIED-On LIST day, the first of this month, Edmund
Evss, this city, giving in his last moments conclusive
evidence Of happy close. He a native Of England
aud wa G2 years and two weeks old
Father Of merccs thou art
To stay the heart and wipe the widows tear,
To Thee thanks we humbly offer now,
There's good, and none wise as thou.
We thank Thee that thy presence hover'd nigh
When beheid our honor'd parent die;
That in the solemn stiffness of that hour
We felt the might Of thy eternal power,
To Dgthen and uphold the proven mind,
And give o $ a heart to thee resigned
We thank Thee for the than peaceful close
With which parent left this land of woes.
Father of all, TO Thee humbly bow,
For thou art good and none wise as thou.
On Sunday, the 221 ult., DA>IEI. TEIMBIE, one
of the earliest settlers in this county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
PLANTS, SIIUUBBERY. &C.

7 THE WILLOW GARDEN, on Marion street,
L ii few doors south of Main, a handsome lot of Ey-
crgreens Of various qualities and six feet high
different varieties OF Grapes; Cherrys, Plumbs and
Ounces, Pecan, Almonds and Nectarines, Hovy and
IIudsons Seeding Strawberries, with several other
varieties; Honey Suckles and lowering shrubs
kinds fine selection of Dulias and other boulbous
roots fine selection of green house plants consisting
part of twenty dieren: of Roses eight
different kinds Of Geranums, fifteen de
of Cactus; Lemons, Oranges, Fomegranatcs and figs.
ncislas assorted with great many other fine
not mentioned Also preparing to sprout. quantity of
Sweet Potatoes sufficient TO supply the demand and all
other plants that necessary to started in beds
@. NENDENIIALl
Second month 9th 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

JAYNE's ExrEcroRANT.--We esteem it a pleasure to be
able to recommend this medicine the best calculated
for the purpose of curing coughs colds throat
and all affections of the lungs From long rsou
al acquaintance with Dr. Jayne, know that he no
quack, ana ms medicines not the
cry up but are the result of his long experience prac
Using physician and the expense Of great labor Hart
ford Comm Daily Reyier
JJ.For sale in Richmond, at REEDS Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
Important New Works.

The Debate on Slavery held in Cincinnati Oct, l. b.
between Rev. J. blanchard Pastor of the Sixth Presby
terrain Church, and y. l.. Rice, D. D., recently of Ky
Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. Ciuci-
natl, Ohio. Price, 81 %.
Indiana Annual Register for 1916, published By s
Turner, indianapolis. Price so
W anderng Jew, complete, in two volumes. Price, 81
cents Just received and for sale at the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Feb It'll, lSiG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

IL The subscriber proposes Offering a public sale
on the 10Th OF the present month"; the above
Tory situated on the East Fork of Whitewater imIeci-
nteiy above Charles Motifs Grst MILL one mile North
East OF Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana. The Fac
House Is three stories high fect-hc base
ment story stone, the upper stories framecontaninp
i've Safdtng Machines, Condenser and Mule with I6S
SPndies, nearly new ; two Power Looms, one Broad
Loom; two Pulling Stocks; broad ana narrow Shearing
Machines one Mapping Machine and other fixtures me-
sessary IN actory 364 of Land attached three
Houses large Stable; wood House; several
seraihhg springs OF excellent water the
o"eings and young bearing Orchard of grated fruit
u Inc terms of sale onc-fourth of the purchase
money IN hand; for the remainder will be allowed
70 the purchaser by his paying per cent
interest and securing the deferred pay ents Sale to be-
known. RENJ,uIN uIpprpi '
Third Month 18th, IS46. l0,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

kNAECUIOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
- 'ha the Undersigned has taken ont of the Prob,,
IN anu Tor ayne county. Ia, letters testaentarv
on inc Estate of Elijah Wright deceased All ne-ons
me same for and all pc rsons indebted Are s
vent \,Ttf.> >. - chufely sol
March eth, lstc '' "a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
j. TO THE PUBLIC GENERAL IF
LAED.GMM2LEGL2
NJ | n [ At i r d S!
Ies>r~. ('I. IKE ROC ERS and 81. 81. GlIRERT

es>T> CLARKE ROO: Frs and ;. N.G18.RERT,
lvl OF n Y, having taken rooms at the NATIONAL
toIEI are prepared TO take Miniature Likenesses at
the low Prices of from $500 q each Liberal
discounts will be made where several taken
family.
These gentlemen have been extensively Grating in
the above business for the
and, from their extensive knowledge science are
enabled TO warrant to the western better like
ness than has heretofore been taken in this
TO such parents DESTROYS % retaining a fac
stHi.s OF u BELOVED CHILD, would say-You could
do better than give them a call Young gentlemen
and ladies' also invited call and examine specimens
And such desire be furnished Il neatly
ecuted miniature for lock breastpius
MIR. GILBERT will be in Cen:reyiile next week
for the purpose of accommodating such of the
of that place be DESTROYS obtaining ikenesses
either for the nlseives o friends
NJ Instructions will be given and Instruments fur
nised with all the recent improvements low charges
Feb. 25, 1916. ii
o. Mr. Noel has disposed of the Indiana Journal to
Morris Morris. Mr.. DEGREES will continue supern
tend the editorial department,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

RICHMOND. 25til day Of Feb. 1876,

RICHMOND 25l day Of Feb, 1916.
To Nessrs- John Saxton. James NJ Starr, Bateman
Jones, Thomas Clark, and Jesse Russell:
You hereby notified, that you indebted to the
Young Mems Literary Association Of Richmond, in the
following annexed TO each Of you names. wit
John Saxton, S212l; James NJ Starr, 81 Co. Bateman
Jones' 60 cents; Thomas Clark sl.24: and Jesse Rus
SELL 723 cents taxes-hich you required pay
within twenty days fron the expiration Of this adver
semeut otherwise your stock Will be forfeited
Association, BY ord,r the Board of Trustees.
W DAVIS Sec'v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

We authorized to announce Joshua b ilunncutt,
candidate for Justice of the Peace the place of Il
Stanton Esq, whose term of service is about expire.
We authorized to announce Oliver Butler Il can
ddate for Justice of the Peace, the place of stan
ton.
We authorized to announce James VI Poe, a can
didate for Justice Of the Peace in the place Of terhen
Stanton Esq.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

SHERIFf's sALE--By.yirtue OF Execution to
- directed from the Wayne Circuit Court will
expose public sale at this Court House door in Centre
VILE Wayne county Indiana, the 18th day of March
1916, between the hours of 10 o'clock m. and o.,
clock said day. the following property TO- wit
Part Of the South East quarter section t,i,tv-fvc
3o) and small part Of tho South quarter Of
ton thirty 1860 township fourteen, 40 range one
u est of dian line drawn the mouth of the
Great Miami river, and bou nded follows to- wit Be-
ginning at the centre of section thirty iye 35) runnrp
thence East hundred and twenty (l20) pcrces and
eight tenth$ $50 stake thence South thirty 80,
degrees East twenty four "a links, buckeye and
the the seventy f7S)
and seventenths tl0) to the section limo nee SousI
forty i0 degrees, East nineteen 49, pe1ches and I've
tenhs (5-f0J a stake thence South seven rs rerc,
4 stake the North side of the Cumbeyiand Ro.a
thence South eighty {e2) degrees, West along The
North side of said road, eighty (s4) ,erches and
eighttenihs o-lo TO post front of the Brick Hons.
thence south eighty seven and ahaIf (s74 de01..
West still along the North side said road inesx reo
perehes and hve-tentlas to stake thence Ncyth or
hundred and five l05 Perehes and seven-tenths (7IO,
to the beginning said Smith retaining thirteen yI3
acres out of the South of the tract To frns
3D) perches sad road estimated to contain
and-a-haf (e0i) acres exclusive Of the thi,,e.nTz
acres reserved, De the same more less -
Taken as the property Of Amos CIavson n s,,st 80;
Execution IN favor Of John Smith, 'J S''"
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff We
february i'ih; Tn {Pr's fec stl ste
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To all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

They among the best series Of Reading Class Books
for common SCHOOLS published in this country:
wards of CO. 900 copies have been sold IN Is months
Amongst many letters OF ndaon. the following
has been received from of the best teachers in
Pennsylvania:
LEES PoET, Berks CO.. August %, lSi5.
Messrs Gregg & Elliott: -GentLmen-Acccpt my
thanks for the of Readers, YOU kind
send by my friend Dir Darrh he was last in the
city consider them decidedly the best School Reade
have met with have introduced them into the School
at this place, and find them fully my expecta-
tons have also introduced Grimslaws History the
United States, another of your valuable School pubca
hons am much pleased with DIR. Rusche mergers
works on Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly
me- They appear to to be just the works needed
bring the subject of Natural History within the compass
of our common Schools, and intend during the com
winter, TO make effort to introduce the subject in
TO the Schools here, and for this purpose would like to
the whole series of eight uniform volumes which
l have requested DIR. DARN to procure for me-
Very respectfully, (Signed,) II. c. BAKER.
Principal Lees Port Seminary.
All the above for sale by David ?. Holloway,
liichmond Ia, c. b. Davis, indianapolis, Ia, and Mer-
chants generally throug hout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inter
est Of their pupils at heart their valuable Sc
res of School Books before introducing any others
October 29th, 1S45. 44tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-04

CONCRESS.-Thc Oregon question still engrosses
the attention Of the Senate; and Indication is ye,
made for close Of the debate The Louise is occupied
with local bills of but little interest readers.