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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
DIRECT TAXE.S.

Van Buren, is in favor of ..DIRECT
TAX upon assessed property TO pay the
expenses OF the Federal Government
instead of system of duties on i'm
ports.'' He says the policy OF direct tax
alton. is ''stcadily gaining" but not Yet
sufficient ..to authorize US to expect its
early adoption." in the mean time gov
eminent must have revenue for its sup
port" ..Undar these circumstances he
ncguiesccs in the resolve Of the conven-
ton"
Indiana now pays between three and
four hundred thousand dollars state taxes.
If the whole amount of the revenue of the
general Government. say thirty millions
Of dollars, was raised by direct taxation
lndiana's proportion of it, according TO
her representation, would be upwards of
one million three hundred thousand dol
lars. This added to the present amount,
would make the taxes Of the State, near
ly two millions of dollars. Men that now
pay ten dollars taxes. would then have to
pay between forty and sixty dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Gen. TaysOr's Principles.

Firs--I reiterste " hat have often said
AN " HrG, but not an ultra Wing. If elected
would not he the Presiden of party
would endeavor indepe nd~n, OF party com
nation. / snould feel bound TO administer the
GovernnieH ut untramnelf-d by party schemes
Second,- Tile veto power. The power gwen
by the constitution to the Executive 10 inter
pose his veto ; a high conse alive power; but
IN my opinion should never be exercised except
in Cases OF clear violation of the constitution, CT
manifest haste and want Of consideration by
Congress- Indeed, have thought that. FIR ma
nv years past the known opinion ana WISHES OF
the Executive have exercised undue ana mum
Gus intiue upon the Legislative partne mt Of
the Governments and for this ceuse havs tho I
our system in danger Of undergoing "a grea,
change from its true theory. The personal op.n-
ions OF the divIdual who may happen to Occur
ry the Executive chair, ought not 10 control the
action of Congress upon questions of domestic
policy; ought his objections to be inierposed
where questions of constitutional power have
bee u settled by the various departments OF Gov
eminent and acquiesced in by the people.
Ihird,-Upon the subject Of the tariff. the
currency. the Improvement OF our great high
WAYS. vers, lakes and harbors. the will Of the
pc opie, expressed through their representa-
lives in Congress oughtto be respected aua carried
out BY the Executive
Foursh,-The Mexican War. I sincerely re-
Joice at the prospect of peace. Ny iiie has been
devoted 10 arms. yet look upon war at al times
and Idrr all circumstances as national caiam-
ity TO b.. avoided if compatible with national
honor. The p.aciotes of our Government as
We II lis true poftcy are opposed to the saonga-
ton OF other nations and tle dismembe r,nent of
other countries by conquest. In the language OF
III. urea, W.sIrxGrox. 'Whv should we Quit
our own to stand Oh foreign ground ~ In the
Mexican national honor has been vind-
Gated, amply vinalcated. and III debating terms
Of peace may well Afford TO be forbcnriEg and
even ,1agnanimous 20 our fallen foe T. Taylor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

The MERCHANTS OF SANTA FE are siren
uously resisting the payment Of duty OF
six per cent advalorem on all goods inn
ported into New Mexico. That country
having become an integral part Of the
United States they think il unjust. if not
in violation of the spirit Of the Constitu-
ton of the United States" Gen. Price
refers them to the President, who approx
ed the law as necessary for the pay,nen,
Of the expenses OF the civil government
CoLoRED LRGIsLAroR.--Rev Samuel
Ward, a colored man, has been nominal
ted for the New York Assembly, by the
colored men of Cortland county.
10 Wings and ~ I.ocolocos have been
elected to represent this State in the nex'
Congress. The present delegation is
composed Of IL Wings and 10 Locoiocos
At this election the Wings lost two and
gained one.---( Gin. Gd=.
4 Locofoco has been elected to the
Senate from e Summit and Portage dis.
trict which gave Ford 600 majority. The
result was effected in consequence Of a
separate organization by the Mird party
Of course they will claim it as grea,
Free Soil triumph.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

FROM ONE THOUSAND LETTERS TO ONE
THOUSAND WORDS IN a MlNUrE.--Tho most
extraordinary invention of tho age is The
chemical telegraph of MIR. Balm, now in
this city. Wonderful! as nro the present
systems Tor transmitting intelligence, This,
npon an entirely now plan. appears 10 ex-
eel them all. The rapidity of cumnunica-
lion from one to m almost infinite number
of stations. is among tho wonders of this
instrument. The intelligence may be
prepared in England, or on board steam
err, ready for the electrical mac hine, and
the machine once started, tho news flies.
il possible, with more than the rapiiity OF
thought. BY this rapidly. one wire is
made to tako place Of m'ny; and thus The
expense will be greatly diminished.--Mr.
Balm is the fortunate inventor Of several
systems Of telegraph. There is the Key
telegraph, the expense Of which is not
moro than ten dollars; and this serves
admirably Cor way stations and is as rapid
rs any now in use.
The Copying Telegraph transmit. fac
sin'ile OF tho handwriting of tho part,
sending the commnnica ton. the advantag ~
of which must b. obvious 10 ever one
Tho last though not tho !cast advantage Of
NheSC - tDdt ineN are D1SCG on
direct and continuous application of q
single science, that has no, been so applied
previous to tho completion of Mr.. Ban's
Inventions; therefore the public have an
assurance, drs, against interference with
the rights Of others, and second, that others
cannot Interfere with these.
Another curiosity here is that all these
advantages likewise apply TO clocks, which,
will run three years and upwn rds without;
cleaning AMI without any attention 10 the
source of electricity. and tho lime is re-
gu'arly Indicated the year through with
out winding or any other attention TO the
instrument. However many clocks may
be employed in n dwelling, manufac,orv
or hotel. each VIII Indicate :hc same time
rs nii others. All the clocks in the CITY
or district may BE- made to Indicate the
81 mo time. AMI this my BE- corrected for
the meridian of the place and the correct
time. and II m.y be arranged as extensive
~ and effectively in the general operations
=. the usual supply of gas or wa,er.-N.
Y. Express.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

seven Days inter from Easope.

81 ScSco OuyS oacb lIOD E0gWPS'
: EseLAND.-The. Chsrists trials at Lon
don are concluded--4ll the prisoners
were convicted and sentenced TO Transport
tasion for life, except the less prominent
who plead guilty. and were imprisoned.
These trials exposed a disgracetul spy
system.
The Queen has returned from Scotland.
The Continent is generally discomposed.
France is excited The Socialist BAN
quets are held all over the country and
are entirely too frequen. for quiet state
Of things, rs speeches made on the occa-
sions are reasonable and incendiarv.
The state of affairs in Northern Italy is
uncertain, but from some remarks made
by Cavaignac in the assembly. there is
some ground tn hope for a pacific solu-
ton of the question at hand.
FRAScE.--On Saturday a scene occurred
in the Assembly which caused unparallel-
ed confusion. \ member having com
mented severely on Republican braggarIs,
and Government apathy, members OF the
Republican party were exaspera,ed tina,
a number rushed simultaneously toward,
the Tribune, attempting 10 scale it, bu,
were prevented by the officers until the
President suspended the session All the
moderate papers Of the next day contain
bursts Of Indignation against the atroc:ty
Of the Red Republicans. Report says
that this was the consequence Of opposi-
ton TO the President by the Assembly.
The government will propose universal
suffrage. but TO defer the election for Presi-
dent until the people vote on organized
law, the executive government 10 act in
the mean time. This is only rumor.
however. as it is known that the Cabinet
Council proposed by Flocon. that the Ma
tional Assembly delegate the executive
power to n citizen. rcserving the STYLE Of
President. Thus the Government takes
a position against the moderate party and
known majority of the nation.
AUsIRIA-Is in a state of complete an
archv. In Vienna is exhibited specta-
Gle Of a reacfionary contributing the con-
centration Of military force, which was
arriving at the capital to carry out the re-
trograde policy OF triumphant National
Assembly. The Cabinet has sent a COM
missioner TO stop the further progress of
the band Of Crotaa. who seems unwilling
TO longer act as u tool Of the Government.
and threatens to set up on his own ac-
count. s
ITALT.-The affairs Of Southern Italy
are not pacific.-Fhe King of Naples re-
fuses French and En- glish mediation, and
threatens an immediate resumption OF
hostlies.
GEHMANy.-TheS Southern provinces are
again revolving. but Prussia it is supposed.
escaped a revolution by the Kings sub
mission to the wishes Of the Assembly.
The report Of the execution of ST. Ruve.
who headed the Revolters at Baden, is
confrmed.-fIe was taken with several
hundred prisoners. but did not surrender
until after desperate fight.
IRELAND.-Smth O'Drien's Trial was
not concluded.-The defence opened on
Wednesday.
The Crown witnesses gave strong evil
dence against O'Brien.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
I II T. NJ 4 r X l. r S.
Daily Dispatch Office.
SATURDAY. DC

pa oCtODeF IH3S y
FLoUR--A further sale yesterday of
l42 brls from Miami canal 50 80; 100 do
from Whitewater canal at same: to-day
l40 brls from canal at $500. There is
not much disposition TO purchase until
there is some change in the aspect of nav
igaiion.
! WHIsKEy Considerable additional
sales yesterday at l6h to &c: to-day go
brls from river at SIC: 63 do at 1890; a
small lot Recttied at l62c.
/ PEAcHEs-A sale of 100 brls Dried
from store at 81 per bushel.
+ BiRK.-A sale OF so cords c. O. a: ST.
50 per cord.
{ CooPER'S STrFF-A sale Of 1000 tight
hid Poles al SEX IS 900 tight brl do at
Sii.
/ PFC IRoN-We hear Of sales within a
few DAYS of IS and 50 tons Ohio river
Furnaces at 5 7. 6 months. There are
some other sales OF which we have not
the particulars.
LINsEED OIL.-A sale of q brls coun-
try mills. yesterday. at 5ic: Is do city
mills. at same: both cash.
WINDOW GLASS A sale Of 80 bxs 8
by 10 at 1918 lib bx.
CoofERAGE.-A sale of ! 25 Beef tierces
at SI.l5
GRAIN-A sale of $50 bush. old Corn
from Railroad at 33c; 100 sacks Oats at
27c. Wheat is firm at 75c.
FEATHEgs.-A sale Of 60 sacks prime
live geese al sole.
MoLAssEs-A sale OF 20 brs prime \ .
O. at 2sLc.
EXCHANGE on tine East has declined to
| per cent prem.
New Yo.K. Oct 81. IL N.
The Money market is easy Treasury
Notes lo3E. Exchange heavy, Freights
active
Sales of Tennessee Flour at s. ,5oa5. so /:
and Western al s5.25a5.3lI. There is
considerable demand Tor lots TO arrive, bu.
dealers can't agree.
There IS a good demand for Wheat,
with sales Of prime White at I24al25,
and Ohio at llOc. The market for Corn
is at stand.
The market for Pork is heavy. Small
sales of Mess al Si2.25 and if uninspec,-
ed prime at 6,S7 laa.oo Mess Beef ranges
from 1915 TO 1928; Prime 600. Beef
hams 1900
Sales of Whiskey at 23lc.
The market for Cotton is heavy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Silk Manufacturers.

The Cincinnati Dispatch contains the
following notice Of the manufacture of
silk goods in the west. The gentlemen
referred TO. Messrs. Jones & Jackson.
were formerly engaged in the silk business
in this city. We are highly pleased 10
learn that they are more successful in
business than they were here They de-
serve success.
"Friend Jones of this city, showed us few
days since. several specimens which exhibited
the rapid improvement which has been made in
this important branch of manufacturers They
consisted of six styles of cravats. Of fine and
evenly texture, and beautiful pattern and a
pocket handkerchief of corresponding styie-
|estng OF a variety OF STYLES and patterns. as
well as be auiful article of dress silks are also
manufactured by Nessrs. Jones K Jackson who
have persevered against all manner of diseour-
ageHents and d ifiicuIties, unit, they have got
the thing into successful operation. Their e.
horts have received the warm appreciation of
Henry Clay and other distinguished men whose
hearts are enlisted IN the success Of Anne rican
manufactures.
We have hal black silk handke rehief pur-
shased Of friend Jones. for four years. and it is
"as good as new" His silks wear WE'LL aad do
not ..cut in the eye''
The greatest difficulty they meet with. is the
oiihcu'iy III procuring the raw material to work
up This comes from Tennessee, Kentucky
ONO and Indiana. bat the quantity - limited -
lbe greatest amount OF cccoons is furnished BY
the Shakers. al the White " aier Village Ii is
strange. from the liberal prices paid for cocoons
inat the business of raising them IS not NOR.
generally attended TO- There be no more
pleasant and profitable employ me N; for the aged
yo"th or necrepit, than feeding silk worms. The
factory of Messrs. Jones & jackson, in Newport,
is well worth a visit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed have taken out letters Of Admins
iraiion the estate of William Fontz, deceased.
late of Wayne county Indiana. All persons in
debted to said estate, are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, aud those having claims
against The same are notified 10 present them du-
~ auth. aiicated, TO- settlement. The estate IS
supposed to be solvent
DAVID FOUrZ.
JOEL RAILSBACK,}
Oct. Doth. lS4s. 4i-3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

THE undersigned respectfully informs The
psbiie fi,as 10 cen tirse 20 kassseDss hin 80
sta nd on Fifth street, South Of the Starr Hesss.
where he makes 10 order ell kinds 81 CAR
RACES, Eaxzies, and all other vehicles = Ais
line. He also. kseps pomber Of articles u Nh
line on hand. He believes his wosk viii eem-
pare fsy orsbiy with any manufactured il tbs
west-he uses The bsss Of matesisls, sod for 6s.h
and beauty Of construction his vcrk esssss -
e1cel~d His prices are me5essse, Sd tsauD
favorable Thsnkfnl for pase favsss - ssaiei6s
eonainuance Of patronage ~
JONATHAN MATTE.
Sept 9Th. Isas. -I'"@aasTd 3s-1y.
%~'s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

DEFINING HIS PosITIoS-..Get up-cet
up,'' said a watc Imam to chap who had
fallen grade below the doorstep sleepers
and who had taken Judgment in the gut
ter. "You must not lie here ssLie,
your anotherl-you lie yourself!-N-
not lie here! tell you wh-what, old fell
low. that may do to t-t-tell in them slave
States, but III let YOU know" said the
agrarian, sputt ring out mouthfnl Of
mud. ''that t-ih-shis IS free soif,-'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

The Free Territory men are trying TO
take the whig thunder from them. They
ought not to do it. it has been used BY
them with such good ciiec, in Congress
in preventing the Introduction of slavery
in Oregon that they should be permitted
10 keen IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

:" cannot vote for stakeholder" is a
common expression with many Wings
his sentiment arises from a sincere de-
sire not 10 countenance IN any way the
the institution of slavery: but can We en-
treiy separate ourselves from that nst:tu-
ton so long as the Union of the States is
maintained. Suppose We should elec.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

ANOTHER IrEN.-Of the regular army
about thirty-five thousand men are enti-
tied TO bounty lands. The volunteers who
are entitled to those lands are about fiftv-
five thousand. Fourteen million four hun
dred thousand acres of lanI will be re-
CURED to satisfy the claims Of the soldiers
in the Mexican war. This land at the
government price is worth eighteen mil
lion two hundred thousand dollars-L0u-
isriWe Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Administrators Sale.

N OF1CE is hereby given thai we will expose
Y at public auction, on Wednesday the 18Th
day Of October next, at the late re.idenc- oi
w iliam Fouts, deceased, near Boston, all the
personal property Of the said deceased consIs-
.tng Of Horses. Canie. SterD. Hogs. Wagon
CaSy-ioge, Harness, WHEAT, Corr. Oats md Hay
also Beds. Bedding, HouseAoid goods and Farm
ing utensils. dc. credit Of twelve months
viii be given, all sums Of three dollars and
upwarcs, land all sums under that amour,
cash in hand) the purchaser giving his note
with approved security.
JOEL RAILsBAcK.5 Ad'"''
Oct. 25th, Ic4S. I-3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
MORE & DRuGs!!!

~ S.uffs, DC. warranted PUnE, direct from
New York and Phis6elphia.
Physicians aud oil others, can Be supplied with
articles iiss they can depend upon Ssre, u the
lowest possible rates, and ON the best possible
terms. Gall at Dr. Howelf's Drsg store.
Richmond, Aug :, 1873 SET
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER


RT.--WI MIRACLES NEvER CEASE MoNE Ky
IDEScE ITS HEALTH REsroRArIvE.-We wish
il may be distinctly understood, that every GER
ittcaie and statement of cures performed by
Vistar's basam Of Wild cherry, which We pub
isl. is strictly true. we give names and dates
and invite the closest scrutiny, anu challenge the
most rigid inquiry to the autbe nticity Of our
misunderstanding full we'll HAT a knowledge
offlcts as 20 the great superiority Of this medi-
cine, is alone necessary 10 insure its prescription
T 1T CURES 20 Wherever Wistars BAL
sam Of Wild cherry is introduced, il at once at
taus ihat high reputation which it So richly de-
What can stop its sale when on every
hand can be witnessed its wonder fuI curcs7 The
worst cases of Asthma, recent but danger Gus
coughs, and also those that are Of long standing
Bronchitis and consumption. lin its early stages,
are always cured by this remarkable medicine
No other be like IL. See advertisement.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

Large Ssreef Pofators We are indebted tc
Jonathan Hawkins for two sweet potatoes weigh
ing five pounds. They are the largest Of the
season, and if any body thinks they can beat
them just sc nd up the Eaters. -Hf,t = Fl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
MANSION HOUSE,
upH(.UE yURWn u~A

THIS House formerly known . the Item
perance Hail." and recently occnpied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitfed up in .
superior style. with the design Of making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing bis old fire ds. and the travelling com
nnnity generally, that his TABLE shall h.. e.
heretofore, while occupying the Richmohd HOTEL
supplied with the choicest visrds the country
affort.s.
His STABLE is large and conve nient, and 10
ate nded by the very best Of Osticrs, and s0pPi-
ed with the best OF Proyeneer
He feels confident that the pains that shsIi -
take N to make those who may soJourn with him,
comfortable, and .'at Bsme,'' viii warrant boz
in asking si,.re Of Psb,ic pstre Dsge. BOARD
Frs taken b. the day week os thu osst IA
yorabe terms. k.BktOAJNs.
Richmond. Feb. 9, 1877. l52-'45. lf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
Return oC Mr.. Ci,nbSd.

The u. s. steamship Iris LEFT Pensacola
on the 18th ult. for Vera Cruz. She is
sent down to bring home Mr.. Clifford our
Minister TO Mexico. and win bring him
either 10 New Orleans or Norfolk. Mr..
Clifford will get the following pay. for
some four months:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
"a FRUIT TREES. @

70 HERs... M>dder. Cappesas. Logwood.
Extract oo., Nut Calls, Blue vstrIol, Me
Wood. Fusiic, Indigo. prepared Bine, Camwood.
Oil VitTioi, Aqua Fertss, Moriaiic Acid, Lac
Dye, Crude Tartar. Arrnaffo, &c, &C., always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment.
Richmond, Aug. -, IoSe 35n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

OH,o.--I, isrepefted tina, the fcial re-
turns have heen Received frotns all the
couniies of the State, and Fordis said TO
be elected by the small majority Of 1877
votes. II is difficult 10 determine which
party will have the ascendancy il. the
legislature. The Senate is a tie. count
ing Free Sellers with the Wings. Several
contests for seats will Dc had in the House.
: PENNsYLvANIA.-The official returns Of
the ciec,ion in the keystone State have
no, been received. bu, il is generally con-
coded that Johnson. tWhig) is elected
Governorbv a small Majority The Whigs
i, is said have a majority Of II in the
Senate and in the House, which will
secure the election of i Why Sen asof in
Congress in the place OF Mr.. Cameron
FLoRIDA-The result in this State is
represented as an overwhelming triumph
"a rout rat .er than q 6ght-Cabeu re-
elected to Congress by over 500. and Gen.
Brown the candidate Of Governor. by as
large majority. There is no doubt. il is
said. that the Wings have a very decisive
majority in both branches OF the General
Assembly. upon whom devolves the cleo
ton of L. S. Senator, in place Of Mr..
Prescott whose term expires in l849.
Tha, .'Old lack" will carry the State
no one doubts.
SourH CARoLiNA.-It is reported thai
the locos have elected 10 the House OF
Delegates IS MEMBERSHIP Wings g.
and the remaining number .8 are un-
pledged as to whom they will give their
votes The probabilities. however. are
that the electoral vote viii be given TO
Cass. -5.-.. . .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

Gilbert W. Oiire, has recovered verdict OF
s. 900 against i.e New York and Erie Rail
Road Company, for injuries sustained by him
four years ago, max ing him a cripple for life
One Of the wheels broke, which WAS the cause O..
the acc idt ut. -5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25
HENRY ICKIN 8 ON,
TAILOR 4 NOOLLEN DRAPER

LATE OF SHEFFIELD. ESGLANp. AT WHICH
PLACE AND IN LONDON M HAS HAN
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
"AEISG removed 10 Richmond, Ia. and
commenced busine.s. nj his reside nc~. 1T
the termination Of North Front aud Marion
streets. opposite Jesse li-n's. respectfully ~.
forms his friends ana the puisic, that he j. now
prepared 10 execute orders his line, the beet
IT, lie of fit and workmanship. by ~hirh he hopes
10 merit approx al and thereto solie,ts share
Of their patronage.
II. ID. will keep on hand a carefully selected
small stock riine nj lsaAdllinR Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-25

and from his experience IN this de apartment. he
feels conf icnre IN recommending his GOODS,
both FOR qnsiiiy and psie-.
Having had much expe RE nee IN making Coats
for Friends, and oihrrs who wear such. n. ID.
respectfully soeits orders ia this line. b-iirviW
that he will be able to give satisfaction. both 10
the young and old.
B. A few sets Of Britannia Metal Tea and
Coffee Pots. Sugar Bowls. Cream Canfi~siicks.
Table, Dessert and Teaspoons, Of English Man.
nfacture. best Sewing aud Knitting Needles, also
. few articles in British Muslin and Printed
Goods, &C.. &c, for sale.
r. =. Several good w alter Casks for sale.
Kichmond, 1ih mo- I0tii. 1913. 29-0