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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
Pittsburgh and COnnellsville Rail Road.

The Pitt sburgh Gazette says:-Ihe Governor
Of tho Commonwealth, on being certified that the
requisite number Of shares Of stock were taken,
and on application from tho Commissioners of the
Pittsburgh and CounclIsvillo Railroad. has issued
his Letters Patent, under the Great Seal Of the
Commonwealth, granting TO the Company legal
and corporate privileges, according to tho act OF
Assembly. An election Of Directors will take
place rs soon as the required notice can be given,
and operations on the road will commence soon
as possible We sincerely congratulate our read
ers and fellow citizens on arriving at SO 9nlSfac-
tory a point in this great controversy. tho
same energies continue to be put forth. ant kho
road will DO finished in two three years. -
The American says-"By the extension Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad from lis present ter
minus at Cumberland to the State Line where
tho Pittsburgh work is tq, begin, perfect cham
of rail rond communication will be established
between BALTIMORE d9fi,,sburgh. The two
cities will then be bought within eighteen hours
travel Of zach other. and n channel of communi-
cation between tho Atlantic scahoard aud steam.
boat navigation the Ohio river established,
which will DO xcd its utmost to vent the travel
and trade that will be attracted TO IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
LADIES, FAIR.

The ladies belonging the Circle Of the Episcopal
Church this holding Fair on the ensuing
Fourth July They have at much labor and at con-
siderable nse, prepared large quantity and great
variety useful and nts articles which they viii
offer that day The proceeds of the sale to be
applied the purchase of bell for the Church. We
hope will generally attend, and contribute
literally in laudible undertaking. A supper will
be repaired on the evening Of the Bird of July
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BALsAM OF B.lVEisNyOEsT
Testimony that can be relied on.

Testimony thffl Cuh DC ItIItd on
take pleasure IN thus communicating to the public
account OF an extraordinary performed my
wife by the of Tayors Baisan Of LIveraort. She
had for time suffered affection the liver
her symptoms were follows: Pain and in the
right side. and tie of the stomach under the
shoulder blade, cosveness attended with yelowness
the skin, and frequent attacks of Jaundlce.
She had tired almost thing aud her ply slcan
could give her but little encouragement the pros
pect OF her being well again, the general opinion
that she might be patched up little but that she
could be cured THIS the
that she first of the papers of this place the
various accounts of the wonderful performed by
the above medicine She resolved and
atey sent to the and obtained OF the large bot
ties, and CONNIE need using II, and by tie time bot
ties used she felt herself entirely cured 1t
months since, and she still continues well.
LEW Is BTRk.
Richmond May :, 1916.
NJ For sale by DR. j. Howeis. agent for Richmond
Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
To all Teachers and Parents
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

They among the best of Reading Class Books
for common Schools published in this country:
wards of 60 900 copies have been sold Is months
Amongst many letters of recommendation. the following
has ust from of the best teachers IN
Penns yivania:
LEES PoRT, Berks co. August 25 1e45-
Messrs Gregg & Elliott: --Genttenen-Accept my
thanks for of Readers you kind as 10
Sc nd me- by nv Dr. DARN, when he last IN the
city them decidedly the best School Readers
have with. have introduced them into the School
at this place and find them fully TO answer my expeeta
tons have introduced Grirnshaws History OF the
United States another of your valuable School pubca
tons. / am much pleased with Dr. Ruschenbergers
works on Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly sent
me- They appear to BE Just the works needed, TO
bring the subject Natural History within the compass
of our common Schools, and intend during the COM
ing winter make effort 10 introduce the subject IN
to the Schools here and for this purpose would like TO
possess the whole Of eight uniform volumes. which
have requested DIR. DARN TO procure for me-
ysrx resoeetfullv {Signed.l H. c. BAKER.
Principal Lees Port Seminary.
1TAl the above are for sale by David P. Holloway,
Richmond Ia. c. B, Davis. Indianapolis, Ia, and Mer-
chants generally throu ghout the State
The publishers ali Teachers who have the inter
est Of their pupils heart examine their valuable
ries of School Book. before introducing any others
October 29sh 1545- s4u
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods
Their stock consists, in part,

Their stock consists, i'll part, of
CLOTHS, CASSiNERES, NESTlNGS. SAT
INETS and JEA MS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
sH AVVLS-in great variety: PRINTSof all the latest
and newest STYLES and patterns; ALPACHAS-plaIn
and fancy; Thbet and English MER1NO; French and
Manchester GINGHANiS: DRESS SILKS good
assortment and, in fact, every thing IN the line OF
Ladies' Dress Goods. Tweeds, Buffalo ami Iowa
Cloths Genoa Cloths: Tlckings, brown and bleached
Drillings; and bleachcd Musns cheap as the
cheapest Apacha and Parise ne Cloths: Silk s Cotton
Velvets, Checks, Irish Linens; Brown and bleached
Table Cloths; Plain and striped Linens, brown Hol-
lands Umbrellas; Bandanna and Spittlefeld IL DIX is.
Black Italian Cravats, plain and fancy Stocks; Cotton
and Bingham Handke rchefs. Jaconets, Gum Elastic
Worsted and Webb Suspenders Cambrics, Bobbinets
Swiss and Null Muslins, Laces and Edgings. Lace and
Nett Wells, Ladies kid, silk, pic and cotton Gloves
Alpaca Aprons and silk do Gentlemen's Gloves, as
sorted cotton Hose and Half Hose. Pins Needles, Stay
and Coat Binding Tapes. Buttons, Welting and Coat
Cords and Sewing Silks and Twists Hooks and Eyes
Russia Sheeng, Ingram and Eenitian Carpets. Dam
ask Noreen. Apron and Furniture Checks. W all and
Window Paper. Men and Boys Fur, Cloth, Seiette,
and Velvet CAPS-latest STYLES; Ribbons. Combs
Patent and Cotton Threads, Ladies Travelling Carpet
Bags and Baskets, &c. &c.
uSFlorence Braid and Straw BONNETS--a superior
article: Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
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Richmond. Dec. 9th. 1915

1.-the UNPARALLELED SUCCESS, has gwen such an m
creased demand DIR. Duncans ENPectorAnt Remedy,
and prevention of consumption and diseases
the liver that the proprietor has been compelled TO
open Office; particularly for the accommodate
ton of those afflicted liz ing West, who heretofore
have compelled to visit the Phadel Pha office, or
expense and trouble Tins notice IS the refore
to inform ali afflicted with disease of consumptIte
his and at!Vce always be obtained
al this Western Office. II is therefore TO be hoped that
thousands who troubled with cough pam
in the breast and side shortness Of BREATH difficulty OF
raising up and throwing of the Kied phegn and matter
settles the tubes and lungs. splitting oil blood
of the throat and other symptoms that Will
lead consumption; will take timely advice and
procure few bottles of DR. Duncan sENpectoran Rem
pcv which the first seed of dis
ease that takes when neglected. and destroys life
Western Nedic;, Office, 100 Sycamore street tncin
natl Ohio where DR. Duncar's medicines sold whole
sale and retail.
fr~~A supply OF Duncan's ESpectorant Remedy Just
received and for sale At the Richmond store hookprce
81 per bottle. March SUN, l1io.
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LIGHT and CLEANLINESS.

HF LIGHT YOU want, Just come to me-
Such CANDLES III supply
That any better be-
Or TO the eye!
So hurry n and bring the Cash
Come one. come ALL together;
Good goods YOU II get, not common trash
They II stand n any weather
Hard. white and sweet, what ask you more
Come and crowd my Factory door!
our clothes, your faces. hands, and feet,
Much washing will require,
To keep You healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good,
make of every kind;
Bring on Your cAsH-your TRAnE-your WOOD,
I'll suit your mind
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
gJGrateful for favors past he hopes for more.
Richmond, Sept. "a, lo45---39te
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RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
f RIEN DS' BOO K 5.

The undersigned has Just received from the East, a
large lot of Friends Books; and has to
keep up general assortment of publications made By
the Society and such other publications approved
by them. They will be sold d small advance the
Philadelphia prices, barely sufficient to pay freight and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
EBa; ON X'7sas ALERT.

MY son-in-Iaw, DR.. VIM Price, of Arrow Rock, No,
WI by my appreciation, is engaged in the prepa-
ration sale my pills. the State of In
DIANA and he is the only authorised to make them
and distribute them there recommend the pills
made by him to be good those formerly prepared by
There are a great many persons making and vending
pills made by the formula contained my Work Ie
this the have the right to DO, but druggists most
the cities and towns, and others in the country put
directions. copied the wrappers used before pub
ished my book, around their pills aud have the hudacity
TO use my them. and which, if persisted in may
to prosecute them for using my name III that
manner
The pills prepared by DR.. Price put up with great
and the wrappers directions around them speak
of bilious, intermittent ague and fever and the mode
preventing their inception and return only, and
sealed the boxes while the old directon copy
which is used around the counterfeit pills treat
ed of number Of diseases and Ind Joel Haydens cer
fcate inserted tho bottom of them. and general
w. thou oh ,iwavs, tied around the boxes.
That be imposed by inefficient
worthless pills, will now give the names of all drug
gsts authorised to sell the genuine pills in the towns and
of Indiana, VIZ:
David Craighead, indianapolis.
c. F. Wilstach, Lafayette.
Cunning CHAM 4 Warren, Terrell
II. T.. Peck, Vincenncs
f.. p. Spurrier & Co, Evansville
Thomas u. WhccIan. Cambridge City.
And that persons who buy of agents the country may
know when they get good article, in addition to what
has already been said viii remark that the country
agents have card stating that my pills for sale
NY f'''' ~ JOHN sAPPINGToN.
Saline County. Mo
P s. Nv work on fevers A Family Medical Book, is
fered for sale bv all of agents at the reduced
price serenity and TO those lndvldn
ais heads of families especially, who have not the
advantages of physician it will always be found
invaluable 10 have about the house. | truly it
will be exceedingly cheap to who will follow ITS
in the of the principal evers of the
west worms bowel complaints. &c, &c: almost any
ne son can tell very well whether the disease question
general symptoms corresponding to the oescrip
ton of affection explained book. and in
out of ten this being UNDERSTOOD me person
who may possession will be well satisfied with
prtce; and very instances will thereby
be saved the expense of twenty times its cost j. ;.
Nav Is. lSl6. 23-tt
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

CORNER MARION STREETS, RieHNoSD IA
OSEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
81 friends and the Travelling public that he has
sumed Landlords ship of this well and ayoraby known
HOTEL, ana he prepared to make Travellers COM
Portable. A good and attentive Ostler is at all times
take charge Horses and the stable we'll
piled with provender. His charges reasonable.
sent 24th lS15 39tf
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June 18th 1916.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division No. 3, 8. of T. of Richmond WAYNE
county, Indiana Wednesday evening of each
week at half past six o'clock. w. b. SMITH, w. p.
b. w. DAVIS, k. :.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30

IRON and NAILS well selected lot, just received
i and offered for sale, by
May 30, 1916 HAlNEo & FARQl HAIR
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8 7 Z e 3 3 T 8 w a = Y . S
CHEAP CASH STORE.

BARGAINS be had at the Store of ]. w
ID GILBERT and JAMES WATT, who have Just received
a compete assortment o
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There is NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold unusually low prices, for Cash, or
approved Country Produce
IgCall at the CHEAP CASH STORE. in the West
Room of the Richmond Hotel, and obtain BARGAINS.
Richmond, March Il, 1876. lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-30
Saw Will For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mill stu
ated mile North of Richmond 1t Is one OF the pest
seats in this section of Countrywide machinery is OF the
best kmanshp and of the latest improve 1t IS
complete daily and for location Is not sur
passed by any Mill in the country -
Amy person wishing to purchase IS invited TO can ana
examine it. 1t has all the necessary aPpe ndsges oWe-
ling house, &c. &c NJ bILLA' cen.
November 9Th, 1915. 4ou
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TINE undersigned, have on hand and expect to
II keep for sale, a their kiln Elkhorn, large
quantity the best quality of we'll burned LIME. Ii
will be sold the kiln at eight cents per bushel. de-
Iiverad in Richmond At fourteen cents per bushei.
lrhis Lime is made OF pure limestone and is not
ferior this section of the country for brick
work, plastering, cementing.
April lith 1916. loft f. ID. NORDYkE.
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SYSTEM OF PEN,lANsHIP IN IL NUMBERS.
T>HE peculiartes Of this System are st: series of
4 exercises which thoroughly train the muscles Of
ers according to their similarity form 80: Printed
upon each page. explanatory OF the formation
of the letters ITeachers need only see the BOOKS 10
approve them For sale by the SET aozsn OF al
the RICHMoND booh : lohE
A,,il Il. 1916 l6tf
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TEA-KETTLE;
where he has hand extensive assortment of
STOt ES, such as Premium Cooking Stoves. Seven and
TenPiate Stoves Fancy and Plain Paor Stoves; Buck
Patent Cooking Stovewhich for saving fuel and fast
cooking, cannot be surpassed
Hollon Wdre-Such Ovens. Pots. SkIllets, Tea
Kettles, Sugar Kettles Pans, afe Irons, and
various other articles made of both Furnace and Foun
derry Iron.
Copper and Brass Ware, OF every descriptions, made
10 order-such a WORMS, STILLS, Dye KETTLES,
DC Always hand, Kettles from to orty gallons;
Glue Kettles Copper Measures Brass Kettles of all
yes, Brass Ladies', &c. &c.
liza full assortment of TIN w ARE kept constant
" hand and all kinds of Gutter and Piping made
order. I5Oid Ware REPAIRED. rr
Old Copper, Brass, Pemter and Lead bought paid for
work.
j. Being thankful for the custom he has literally
received, he hopes, by diligently attending to business,
still continue to receive share of public favor at his
e. location.
Richmond, Ia. Sept 10th. 1915. 31tf
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List of Bdnks-hte Noes of trhch received ny me
Branch Bunk at RichHond.
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/ full assortment. at all times. of HARDWARE
GROCERIES. and QUEENsWARE.

ALSO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-06
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.


BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER THE EsGLE
CoKssS NAIS AND 1878 sTIrrT.
DRIwIsss RECEIVED EVERY DAY AT l o'cLoeK.
what's the The found out that
all prizes IN the hand Of LUCK.
Luck, Schemes for this weckI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. class ~: 10000. Tickets
FTiday-POkonose class IS $4,000. Tiekstst.
sarurday-Pok7nOkS, class 30: 7OOe. TIeEetss
Also ~ $4,000.
S3O,000-l00 OF $1,000!
Lowest No. Prize $500!
Grand COnsoldAied Lottery, drawn Al Wi.
mnston Delaware March 9Th 1886. IS Nos drawn Grand
OF SEQ &c Tickets $40 halves qrs csrtheas
Of IS wholes viii be fn lis IS halves 50; ore
Another Grand scheme!
$4,000. 10000, 10000
Grand Consolidated Lotery No. drawn al Whining
ton Delaware on saurday Mach 18th - Nos ~ drawn Gand
Capitals $4,000 10000 6OOO $780, 40 Of 1000 4u
Of 500 100 Of 400 ke s2, quarters
i6cA'e OF 70 whOs Sit 20 halves "a 2o quarters
$4,000, 10000. 100 OF 1000
rSnt Consolidated Lottery Glars No H. be
$4,000 100 5000 5000
So OF soc. 81 of 300 Tickets SI2 qrs esri.
hease OF IS whos IS 60 p qrs
SCHOOLS, OO0-lOO or 1000!
Grsnd Consolidated Lottery, No IL Saturday
March -sth 1876 IS Nos. ~ drawn GaRd CapaE $50
1900 7SOo 5000 3ooo 23s+ 100 prizes OF 1000
sl2, Nsve4 q3 certificate OF 20 whoss sra 60 "a
4 10. 20 qrS IS IS.
sddre ID TO LUCK will meet the PrOmP aud son6derua
every to $40 and when reniitaneo
made 70 nc WI always invest in ths popular Losnes
hand
IL Persons ordering By the package any Of tho shove
can deduct the price OF three Tickets.
ay CeRsnssr for large PrtIs' and PomPt pay sddrsss
mh2 G. r. LUCK. Richmond W.
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PHYSICIANS ANp TEACHEns.

E'AMiL1 relations rendering my renewal desi-
raoie' oner for sale residence Hill mo.t .dva,
Nteoe, Tor FhyHean-a practice mishr ,.
oy purchaser having nors ran
sum = me year le44 and 10 full duri.. the
"s' heathy season In which distant called me much
from nome 1t hes near Charles Ciy in pouuo5,
nd wealthy neghbouThood The onv .hr,
house. two story building good repair with nyo
se rooms conveniently anans-e ia elevated and
beautiful Po-o- with large and grove Of nobe o,k,
on AZ convenient disaRess ofe, laundry kitchen
nous ana zee ho1se-and Well OF pures in the yar
mere are sse!e carnage Rouse and grainery-Ih. rat.n
ana wen supplied with zach choice fruit beautiful flowers
Inc lo's well cultivated, sufficient supply
and fe one might now be obanedby qualified
DAY the Goth day Of that being Cou d,v q, ~.
highest bidder The accommodating b.,,i,
" me property not eIpeeted sell
Woud coal 10 erect buildings
gov $ made To Dr. Edwin WILCOX Mr. lame. E Roane Mr. .orr,
e WAdde OF Mt james Y. Christian this county, and To No.
EdnoLd Christian or John II. Gregory, E-q, Richmond
nr. C. WIN. sEMPLR-
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LATEST NEWS.
Couespondenes OF the BALTIMORE American.
UNITED STATES SENATE.


wAsuissros. March 2.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Mr. SAMPLE Of III. presented resolutions asking Con-
80 yield nothing OF the claim 10 tho whole Of Oto
and To defend every inch OF territory ct all hazards
resolutions also propose the immediate abrogaton Of
Convention of 1927.
Mr.. DAYTON Of N. J., offered resolution c,lisg up.
the President Of the u D. 10 the Senate
eiher In his opinion, the present state OF foreign
atoms demands any iucrcssc Of the Army and Navy
ID IL go. what circumstances making the increase
cessayf The resolution, under the rule, lee
Mr.. ATCHISON OF Mo. from the Committee on Terri
es reported bill in favor Of nrming the militia Of Ore
o. Tor their defence &c. Thin bill was read twice
d took its place upon tho calendar.
The debate upon tho question Of notice was continued
Foughout the day after ono o'clock. Mr.. BREEZE OF
addressed the Committee In defence Of the extreme
Jun and extreme measures. The floor va, given 10 Mr.
byton, who will address the Senate tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
NEW JERSEY CONTESTED ELECTION
The report Of the Committee on Contested Election,
as called up for consideration.
Tho msjorty,-threo Wings and two Democrats de-
tred that the Hon. John Runk (whig membsr) has
ght to his seat.
Tho mnori,y.-four Democrats. declare that Mr. Far
p, ha. night To his seat
Mr.. DoBBiN OF N. c. (demoersp who made tho una.
pity report, moved that Mr. Fsree DO heard the bar Of
House. The motion agreed to.
The reports were then read and discussed Tho House
lourned before the discussion closed.
WAsnIseros. March I'd.
UNITED STATES SENATE
The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate communi
ton from the Secretary Of the Navy, transmitting state
en Of the Naval forces Of foreign Powers On motion
Mr.. J. NJ. Clayton, 5000 extra copies were ordered to
printed.
OREGON CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr. j. NJ. CLAYTON offered n resolution, calling
the President OF the United States copies of any
esPondeuce which has taken place in reference to the
RECON question, not incompatible with the public inter-
Is, since the 4th February. Laid over under the
Bic.
OREGON DEBATE
After unimporant business, tho Senate proceeded
the special order of the day. and tho Oregon debate was
sumed.
Mr. DAYTON addressed the House in favor of Com
omise.
When Mr.. ID. had concluded, Mr. HAYWOOD obtain
the door, aud expressing wish defer his remarks un
. 10 morrow,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
NEw JKRsKY CONTESTED ELECTION
The House. At early hour, resumed the reconsdsra
lon Of tbs Reports Of tho Committee on Elections
The discussion occupied the time of the House till tho
our OF adjournment.
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Hy Hodge. q Pu'Iiao,.
REAL ESTATE FOR NAIE

not sold before will be sid public auction at
Tavern county Hanover on MONDAY the I'd day N
March nett that valuable and well lying and
being The county Of Hanover formerly OF
Francis TmberIke deceased containing 1864 acre, aonpz
The land Of Archibald Timbeake. Austin Tranum Jones
n and Reuben Meredith and others civ
OF Richmood said 10 one uae OF in three o. 70
suit purchasers The buildings ordinary OF
said land 10 Cleared and the balance propon
OF which well numbered. There on said ana variety
OF Fruit Trees and two Springs Of good mill
pond on sad tract which Zee
land Is well calculated for gardening purposes vel adapted
the cultivation OF early The are reasonable
time OF Paymen; made TO purehaes terms, apply TO
fe 3-cwtds HODGES l.
pr Ofies-Ben Tavern Alley.
POSTPONEMENT.
II In consequence Of the incemsncy OF the weather
the shove sale Po':7oned until SATURDAY inst when
It ~in lake place. mrs
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

X virtue Of a decree of Court pronounced in
1.-The easc Of badrer Ae- shsppard
We hln on TIE 2is;s;antai oeo's the premises al. 10
me highest bidder Hous- and Lot -ity of Rehmood h
nnsns 70 ihe estate Of James sheppard tAs
corn, snd ' srss'- fronting 100 street and run
ming back Is3 feet Z ineh.. NV '1H
TRRAs-A credit Of ~ ard 10 except about p.r cent
which will Be required in cash. I2.ues the
ing negOIsb'c 80.
psrty % secure tie purchase money.
n4,-a " r r. % SoTsss cou-nl...on.r.
Sale conducted Nv Drxoy n,x~rv. a = A.,
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40 DOLLARS REWARD.


~ AN AWAY from the subscriber, in Septem-
~ Der last, Negro Man JEoFPREY about IS or 81
yea Old and about feet inches hugh, little
'toop IN his shoulders bow legged Of
laying close of ana pleasant address shrewd
lie has wife at MI John Georges county Kent
and relations the City OF Richmond have no
doubt he visits He has recently Richmond and
Il his to New Kent
will 40 dollars for his delivery me-
II secured in any Jail so that l get
JOSEPH R. CROUCH.
Henr-o County. Feb goth .a.
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NOTICE.

pursuance OF deed Of trust executed to the
su6erbersty ssT Blair and wife October 1872
AM een>sd an se Office Of usns the city Of Rich
ond aHd the oee Of The county
To sale al public suction for cash Jay Of March
Al the aHeiioH Of H. Dickinson Brother in Ia. city Of
Richmond eight likely Slaves conveyed BY deed
r. B. CaINGAN,
LNUNNALLY, ( i'4i'eeA