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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-07
COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET

EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS,
WHICH includes his immense stocks oil Books, ranungs,
w EnGravngs, Fancy Stationery, Drawings Drawing
door, up flight Of easy stairs having leased the first
door) where every thing will be sold low prices and
much below the regular being desrous oil clos
ing M a soon possible his Book Department. -
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
Purchasers are invited to call sramas his New Rooms
No. 7os Broadway. second floor. alb coolers tire
GYMNAS1IC EXERCISES.
w FULLER respectfully informs his friends and the
w public general that he still continues to give IN
struction in Gymnastics his establishment 20 Ann street
To gentlemen residing Brooklyn doing business down
town this alton will be found advantageous and
U Fencing and SOARING taught upon the approved
principles. o3 imeodsrc
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
NOTICE-The subscription Regatta for Yachts. manned
~ exclusively by members Of the Club, comes of on We'd
nesday, October7th.
The Yachts will started from the Club House, Hoboken
at 10 o'clock precisely. .
The having erstutously rendered the steam.
the Club the will leave the pier Hoboken at quarter
past aud be joined by members, of the club house, I'M
Re following are the entries for the race
Maria, :. .sloop 100 tons, -. u stevens
Syr.n, schooner. y W Is; ss mhrp'
Cygnet " - ~ l.. YUAN.
Sibyl, " " - Miiier'
Spray " =. ,Wiiky
i.1ss; % Eiqb EEs Rollins.
OF 2tserc
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The Board OF
Health held a regular meeting on Saturday, at
noon, when ten twelve cases Of yellow fever were
reported by members. The Board say that the lever
SO far az observed been confined to strangers who
have recently arrived in the city in very destitute cir
cumstances. Under existing circumstances, however,
the Board see additional of alarm since their
last meeting they being unanimous that the 10 not
at this time epidemic.-New Orleans Iropic, Sept 10.
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At the store No strsst, Broadway general
Of ss' PRINTED d
s ashs: Bowl .ss e Ev... JeF. t.. Ware TGils
ns6.d i mOasr:1s s6s.ss. ~ 'A' p'' o. IL. 'rF
sMRf JxaGsoN .1I
and ss Of
stops Metallic Pae. and Tabes Of g.
and eeiee'sted makers oftes city and Boston
Terms made al the time OF sale. which positive
BOOTSlAND SHOES AT AUCTION.
r. JQHN&QN will sell at the store of AARON OLAF.
o'clock eases Boots shoes ana BroSans eomprs
ing general asormsnt suitable for cry and trade
FU ssIsel ~ az 10
.s$ Ss:s.s I; ::i
Also ssy Saddle and BfdIe one set Wagon Hsr
Also. two xod wsfcbe. aud two gold Chains, one gold
ANrHoSHxU Z. TFk5EEEg ZEE ae'i0assT.
ONE ofths following described houses, No. 81. will
E 5e sold on Erdsy next the 9th y o'clock
!aas.. Previously disposed Of q, p1nts ssIe The sale
nd s. s For ts. @
with or without the lots extending Ninth The
which !. consideTedihs chase beautiful example
and the whole naf The
sa S s1s ss fh
Apply slAS SafS VII ::::;
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GAMING A CLERoyMAN.-Msjor Dunn, teacher Of
broad sword exercise made, Friday morning last 6
Psburg, vio mt assault the Rev DR. Uphold rector
of Trinity Church, with cane infcting contu-
sion his head II appears that the Major charged
with ntemperance, and as he was commitment of DR.
Upfolds Church. he requested him not TO present him.
self at the communion table again. whereupon he knock
ed the Reverend gentleman down with his He
was committed in default Of bail
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DR.. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST,
A TTENDS to Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from
"A o'clock his residence, 2sl Broadway. corner of War
street.
OpacIties, efectually removed.
AMAUkOSIS treated with great attention and success.
STRABISMUS, or Squirting. cured in a few minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty and finish.
SPECTACLES adapted ev defect. Itsr
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NY person having 1000 dollars UNEMPLOYED may
<A7 hear OF something greatly their advantage BY address
sing with real namej w. w. W., Lower Post Office ANY
possessing business qualifications, wishing desirable
suaon and who command the above sum- will do well
apply imme diately
This advertisement refers opening which is seldom
found and the applicant will find every PARTICULAR
The satisfactory references staement and expIsns
tons will be furnished oct 7-3tsr
MRS. CARROLL, Medicated Vspor and Sulphur Baths,
W Isa Fulton street. site Church street certain
cure Tor colds coughs rheumatism, hrost and all
mandatory diseases dent Interchangeable state Of the
meMuher The Sulphar Vspor Bath is particularly recon-
sh1su loy our first physicians for all erupons
aId diseases ofthe skin Open from O'Clock in the morning
VII ~ O'Clock might. OF 3tsr
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NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
Staten Island.

w W. II. DOFT, n. WI, I NIIVOIT I'D.
THIS Ia tituon will be eopened, after the vacation,
Monday the I'd of November The favorable location OF
the School combined with the extensive accommodations,
comfortable and heahful for boardes
nience Of all and the peculiar attention
paid to physical education and together with the reputation
which the has for many years enjoyed Semi
des able establishment for those who take such matters
confederation when about select school for their
Circulars with full particulars, be obtained
Messrs r. Lockwood Son., All Broadway, and the
Institute, New Brighton. OF 3tisW1h&Sasrc
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uhe Ptumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
The upper Of Broadway aud Murray street. Il
most attractive that know Of spend hour
twc examining the beautiful specimens that Il
walls Of this extensive establishment.
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BOARDING.
GENTLEMEN with their wives or a few x,sl. g.n,,.
NJ men, be accommodated with very pleassnt rooms
with board family where there are bat And
select boarders Apply at % Vsck street corner OF
street, fronting St.,John's square. Oh Itsr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

Dr. p. JAMES SENTATIVE PILLs--For Licer Compldnfs
l,oa Jaundice D4spepSi0 Rheumatism, Ferers Nef-
ousness Eysiycas, and Diseases Of the SKIN Impuaty
of The Blood Intla'nafoH Meancdoly Sick Headache
losrencSs Pains the Hoad, Breast, Side, BACK and
Limbs, Bilious fctions. Fmae Diseases, &c &c DC
and whenever Alt rative or Purgayc Medicine may
be required.
There scarcely an, disease in which Purgative Ned-
cines less required and much suffering
sickness might be prevented they more gene-
ally used NJ person feel well, while costve ha-
bit body prevails besides, ii generates serious
and often diseases, which might have been avoided
by . timely and judciouo of proper Catharuc Medi-
cncs.
The proprietor recommend these Pills with the
gre confidence believing them far superior to the
pills in general use, mild, more prompt, safe, and
uniform in their operation
In using them, particular care Is required Persons
may eat drink usual and if desirable, eat imme-
diately after taking thern
ge will impair them they arc 50 combined as
0 always readily dissolve in the stomach
In small doses they Alternative, and gently Laxa-
but IN large doses they actively Catiarc cleans
ing the whole alimentary canal from all purid irritating
focal matters, and producing healthy secreons o
the Stomach Liver, and the various other organs OF the
body.
IL For sale at REEDS Drug Store
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.

DR.. G. Benjamin Smiths Sugar Coated Pills all
the rage in Boston Children for them.-PoSt
every much in Rochester The dear little trespon-
sbilities wont believe they medicine, how. Post
& " ILLS keep them for sae.''-Rochester Only Ado
"Thcy sell we'll in Carbonlale--and they ought
Purchase them Sweet Ensign of DR.. A. P. Gard
who duly authorized agents for the sale of Dr. G.
Benz. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills Give them trial
and they stand high III your estimation they
now do in ours.-Carjondale Pa Mirror.
The GENUINE Improved India Vegetable Sugar Coated
Pills must have G. Benz. SMITH written the bottom of
each box Look for spurious limitations and take
but DR.. Smiths Pills Price - Principal office,
No. 179, Greenwich-st. large brick block \.
l;Dr. G. Benz Smiths Pills for sale in Richmond.
at the Drug Store of Irwin Reed. They good-try
them March eth, lS46.-6w13
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

REJOICE. REJoIcEl REJOICE! For HEART Gil AID!
DR.. Duncan's ENpectorant Remedy brings hopes
and haering prospects to the consuptve patient whose
life is attended with great suffering and pain and reduced
there hope and you may be healed, and raised enjoy
again the blessings of health Perseverance then only
necessary, and that before the lungs much
ed and liberated, and is certain. Thousands of
saved annually from the "consumptive grave
by the timely of DR.. Duncdns Erpeetoranf Re,uedy
Read the certificates of performed every part Of
the United States These evidences
all that Dr. Duncans Medicine a safe and
remedy, that serious disease, consumption
infancy, and secures health and happiness.
il DIR. Duncan's Western Medical office is $50 Syca-
St, few doors below 9Th, Cincinnati, where all
of affection eradicated from the system and the
body healed and again made whole.
nA5-i or sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

TIM UNPARALLELED Srccrss, has given such in
creased demand for Dr. Duncan's EXpectorant Remedy,
the and of consumption and diseases
OF the liver that the has been compelled
open W Office; particularly for the accommodate
of those afflicted living in the West who
have been compelled to visit the Philadelphia office,
send CXpense and trouble This notice the reorc
inform ali afflicted with disease of consumptivc
his medicines and advice always be obtained
this Western Office 1t IS therefore be hoped that
the thousands who troubled with cough. pain
the breast and s!le shortness BREATH difficulty
raisinguP ana throwing Of the vicd hiegm and
that settles the tubes and lungs, splitting of blood
and of the throat and other symptoms that will
soon lead to consumption will take timely advice and
procure few bottles OF Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Rem
edy, which the first seed dis
that takes when neglected. and destroys life.
Western Medical Office. 100 Sycamore street. Cincin-
NATL Ohio, where DR.. Duncan medicines sold whole
sale etail.
GA supply of Duncans Expectorant Remedy, Just
received and for sale the Richmond Book Store price
81 per bottle. March 30th, 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the goth day Of
= March, $40. a OF foreign attachment Is
sued b. me- John Sailor, Mayor the city OF Richmond,
IN the county OF Wayne at the instance and upon the
affidavit OF George Wilson, against the goods, chat
tells effects of John ". Fleming by virtue of which
writ. rihc-guns, eght-day clock. anvil. and
vice. have been attached the property of sad John
w. Fleming: and that, the .}jth day Of Septembtr
1916. nay Office Wayne township, and county of
Wayne, At 10 o'clock, Of said day, will proceed to
hear and decide upon the said attachment of which the
said John W Fleming, and all other persons concerned,
will take notice. JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
March 2-th, 1916. I4:3w
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THE PRICE REDUCED!


TT>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his Gus
TONERS and the public that he continues the Plough
OF D. s Horney added to his former assortment
OF Ploughs, entire set of patterns, consisting 81
to apply to ali kinds poughing-naie to work with
without high mould boards. with cast STAN
dardshe standards SO as TO receive land
we'll laid with steethe shear and mouldboard formed
them better calculated clean
than any before Application for letters patent
will be made Immediately. Any person awaiting himself
the benefit of the above described improv with
the of the subscriber. will do it at his peril.
The unusual low price for which this plough will be sold.
places il within the reach Of every farmef general
assortment of and old patterns, constantly on haad
and for sale low for cash.
'''- - 49, " - SOLOMON HoRNEy, j.,
March 4sh, 1916 l0-H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

SoNG OF THE SHIRT.-A Yankee nj Cambridge.
laass.) has invented 4 sowing machine. which
WI render the pathos Of this song moro nppro-
pirate than ever. 1t very compact. not occupy
ing space of moro than abou! SIX inches each
way. Ii runs with so much case that We should
suppose ono person nigh, easily operate twenty
or thirty of them and the work il done in most
thorough and perfect manner. Both sides of q
seam look alike appearing 10 be beautifully stitch
ed, and tho seam Is closor and moro uniform than
when scwed by hand. 1t will sew straight, or cur
we'd seams with equal facility, and so rapidly that
Htakes but two minutes TO sow the whole length
Of tho outside seam of a pair of mems pan,a-
'oons i sets four hundred stitches a minute
with perfect case, and the proprietor thinks there
Is no dlcuty IN setting seven hundred in a min
@e Tho thread IS less worn by this process than
oy hand sowing, and consequently retains moro
Oh It's strength. Tho simplicity Of the cons.ruc-
Ton of this machine. and accuracy, rapiditv and
pe'fectons, will place it in the samo rank with
'hecard machine, tho straw braider, the pin ma
chne and the coach lace loon--machinos which
never fail 10 command the admiration of every
Intelligent bcholder.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

Birkenhcad, according to the London Times, is the
OF a city the Mersey, opposite Liverpool
Seven years ago, upon its site there not three
dwelling houses; and now it contains twenty thousand
inhabitants, and is Acknowledged be successful rival
Of its famous sister city The projection and soul of this
gigantic rprsc is a certain Mr. Jackson. That,
believe is rapid increase than can boast Of
ven in this country ID.
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ROETR "
-,.r NEW s.LUCT NEAL"
. .,o al S.ickney's Ne'o Oflea"s ''ToH'
WILLIAM CHEssUT

.,r NJ Ssirkney's NeD cfIe""S 'ff'"o' ~
WILLIAM cHEsSUT.
wav down in Alabama,
cone two miles from Mobile,
There dwelt little Creole gin'
Her name was Lucy Neal
H.r ,.ven ewes and long dark cnr!s'
Around her neck did steai'
"a a.,iv learned this heart to love
The pretty Lacy Neal -
Nv work all done, my Jacket on,
,rbe hour Of evening meal
Was sure to find me on the road
To see sweet Lucy Neal.
Beneath the over hanging trees
That shade the wide Mobile,
I used to meet me lovely girl,
Nv own sweet Lucy Neal!
CHORUS.
Twas there | saw in her sweet face
That she would meier conceal
A love that lived within the breast
OF pretty Lucy Neal,
Twas there pledged her my first love,
a love which still feel,
And there bade my last farewell
To my weeping Lucy Neal.
CHORUS.
a year rolled round and still | loved
With tenderness and Zeat
And waited patiently TO hear
From my lovely Lucy Neal!
One day there came u letter,
Ana Jet black was the seal,
1t told me all about the death
OF my lovely Lucy Neal.
CHORUS.
The tale was sad, it broke my heart,
No balm the wound can heal,
And | never, never can forget
Nv buried Lucy Neal.
My buried Lucy Neal.
My buried Lucy Neal!
Could | but see your early grave,
How happy should feel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

Luck To a PRlNTER.-One of tho composi,ors
W the office Of tie Cincinnati Times. received 4
.e'er last week containing a remittance, and IN
forming him that he was now the hoir TO property
1 =, cash. amounting 10 upwards of $4,000
ne Immediately dropped his stick" pu. on his
max and left for parts unknown. Printers never
could take such things easy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

The editors of the Boston Traveller have recently been
Prosecuted for alleged libel John A. Inns of Salem,
Mass for calling him "a brawlng political aboliouist
Not guilty was the verdict rendered-TIb.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

YOU Nd in Richmond not long since, pocket book.
l. with money in it. which the owner have
by giving description, and paying for this
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Williamsburg, March l6, 1916. l2-3t.
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A full assortment. at all times. Of HARDWARE
GROCERIES, and QCEENsWARE.

There is NO MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold unusually low prices, for Cash, or
approved Country Produce.
ITCall at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in the West
Room Of tie Richmond Hotel and obtain BARGAINS
Richmond. March l.. 1916 lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

ia Factory about TO be erected at Spring
field Ohio, by Mr. Amos Richards, formerly ofDayton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

The WATER CUaE.-Thoro is much IN this
nxy discovered science which ought TO 10 cred
led and attended 10. A great many people be-
ome sick and sometimes die, merely from to-
al disregard to personal cleanliness; and, when
YOU take such an one, aud give him n thorough
nubbing, you have accomplished half the battle;
by repeating the operation. until there IS human
eoor TO the skim the victim viii regain his health
completely. This, we believe, would be tho re-
ml, nino cases olt Of ten. People who wish to
snioy good health must keep tho pores OF thor
X IN open, and must not be afraid 10 use an aoun-
ianco of so1p and cold walor.
According to Loibig, animal life consists IN the
transformation of food and oxygen, q constant
formation of tissues. and continued supply and
waste of matter. fab norm,' these processes
are apt 10 produce disoaase. Pure water, con
aiming tho elements by which animal iito partly
consists abundantly IN i.soIt, and applied TO the
Organism, in It's different modes, will aid nature
10 these powers, dynamicai power TO remove
disease. The common sense Of that last sentence
.this: keep yourself clean, O man, and YOU
will be- healthy and t, e we'll.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

throughout Holland to bid down instc ad Of up al
auction. An article IS set up any price the
auctono0r plcasoS; if nobody bids, he lowers un
til some person cries Mime" and that person
who claims ii is then emitted to ii 4 practice
congonial to Ouch tnclurnity.
ANEcDorE OF Nervous MANA lauehable
incident is told of a nervous nan W no ina eincd
himself very sick, reports in the neighbour
hood that he was given over by the doctor. He
was observed carly in tie day. making rapid
strides through tho streets. His alarmed neigh
Dor met him
slow arc you. frcnI!"
SICK. very scli'
.'Where nova
after some ono to sit up with me tonight;
plagued for Watchers that there is no one
can depend upon!''
PREcoc.oUs DEpEAvITY.-In tho town of Perry.
IN the state Of New York. gang Of thieves and
shop breakers consisting entirely of boys. the
Oldest Of which Is but thirteen years OF age. has
Just been discovered. They arc cigI. in number
and have carried on their depredations for long
timo without suspicion. They commenced bv
puroinng triies and ended By entering stores in
tho night time. All are the sons Of respectable
parents.
YANKEE NoTIoNS IL ENGLASD.-Among the
articles now exported largely 10 England are
clothes pins. which arc carried over bv hundreds
Of hogsheads,) ivory and wool combs. augers
gimbets. and Gu, tacks. In all these things (savs
the Journal of Commerce) we supply the English
market.
! GA man killing hogs. became yexod, and
venting his spleen, wished they wcro in hi, =
'oh, dear me, mother, VIVA; can he mean y ex-
claimed little girl who hoard him. MEAN,
suppose the awful wretch wants his provisions
sent on before hand"
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells a pretty COED
story o gent @ IA n W h 0 Doc am e
greatly cnamored of q lady with whom be dam
ced at the laio Ball at Masonic Hall. On landing
her TO scat. he begged to know if he might wal:
upon her the next day. ".hy, no sir. | think
not on omorrow, as shall be engaged" replied
the bewiiching creatures: "bu, III tell Won when
you may. "Well!'' said the delighted love.
Suppose you drop in Wednesday evening.
for then my husband and myself viii be alone.
as the children will spend the evening a, nv sis
tors" He vanished.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

II AIMS now be had at the Store of the n
Il dersigned. who has Just received complete
sortment of GOODS. His stock consists in part, of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS. SAT
INETS and JEANS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
sHAxyLs-in great variety PRINTS--of all the latest
and newest styles and patterns: ALPACHAS-plain
and fancy; Thbet and English MERINO; French and
Manchester GINGHiMS; DRESS SILkS-a good
and. in fact, every thing in the line Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Tweed's Buffalo and Iowa
Cloths Genoa Cloths; Tickings, brown and bleached
Drngs: Brown and bleached 3Iusins, cheap as the
cheapest; Alpacha and Parisene Cloths SILK Cotton
Velyets, Checks Irish Linens; Brown and bleached
Table Cloths; Plain and striped Linens brown iHol-
lands, Umbrellas; Bandanna and Spittleeld H'dk is
Black italian Cravats plain and fancy Stocks Cotton
and Bingham Handkerchiefs, Jaconets. Gum Elastic,
Wors,ed and Webb Suspenders, Cambrics Bobbinets
Swiss and Null Musns Laces and Edgings, Lace and
Nett Wells, Ladies kid, silk picnic and cotton Gloves
Alpaca Aprons and Silk DO, Gentemen's Gloves
sorted Hose and HalfIIose. Pins, Needles, Stay
and Coat Binding, Tapes. Buttons, Weltng and Goa.
Cords and Sewing Silks and Twists Hooks and Ewes
Russia Sheetng. Ingram and Fenitian Carpets Dam
ask Moreen Apron and Furniture Checks, W all and
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur. Cloth, Seette,
and Velvet CAPS-la;est styles; Ribbons, Combs,
Patent and Cotton Threads, Ladies Travelling Carpet
Bags and Baskets, &c. &c
TFlorence Braid and Straw BONNETS-a superior
article; Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-31

Gen. Houston, Of Texas, passed. through this
Ci,y Yesterday morning, on his way to Washing
nn, to take his scat as Senator of tho United
States. Tho person of this civilian and quondam
savage wns distinguished from his suite by being
enyolopod in a hugo Mexican blanket.
And SO it seems that this singular individual Is
10 tako his place in the Senate OF the United States
Is one of the Legislators OF our country. mus
it is that n character which combines beastncss
and intellect 10 a remarkable degree, has bcen
enablcl to trample upon tho dacnncios of lito
with IMMUNITY, and plant himsof in a position
which commands tho admiration of that great
mass of society which looks rather 10 tho Office
than to tho man. His history is sid commcn-
tory upon that porvcrson which is sometimes @
WINGED in tho popular mind. The man whom
tho savngcs with whom he wished to fratcrnize
looked upon with contempt, a Senator of tho Uni
ted S,atos,-l Gin. Chron.
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THO BUILDERs..-Sealedp proposals will b received
IL until Monday the 18th Of April next, by either q
the Undersigned for the buildng Of Meeting House, on
Elkhorn, tive miles south Of Richmond, the same
ground occupied by the old building The house v
to be FRAME 30 feet by 35one story of twelve feet IA
height Persons wishing bid learn all the necessa-
~ information by in9urng of either OF the undo rsgnsd
DAVID J. Woops,)
SMITH Hunt. I, Trustees.
THOMAS BENTON,
March %, I546 tia