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Em ChanCery.

In tie Court Of Com. Pleas Of Fairfield CO.OtiO
AlexanderStenett administrator de bonis non with
the Will annexed OF the Estate of Robert ".
Smith deceased.
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Leaving n balance of. of.----... 1879 0
in The hands Of the Treasurer applicable 10 the
payment oftle interest on funded Bonds.
GEORGE SANDERSON, President T, c,
Attcst-JoHS B. REED Recorder.
Lancaster, April IA, l848. 3wio
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NTH & TON G

Fashionable TAILORS and CLOTHIERs'
SHOP-One Door East of Reber j. Kutz's
Store. A good fit Oarranted i'll all cases.
Lancaster, April 28, l848 81
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Crackers! Crackers!

ENHE undersigned has commenced the mann.
III featuring Of all kinds of CRACKERS. such
as WATER, SODA aud BUTTER CRACKERS;
and will be ready 10 fill any orders directed to him
His Crackers will be found to be Of superior
quality, as he has devoted considerable part of
Ills time to this business.
Persons, in neighboring towns, and all others,
will be supplied at the shortest notice aud upon
the most reasonable terms by sending in their
orders.
SHOP In GrEsY's BUILDING, one door west
of the Hooking Valley Bank
WALTER CRANMER.
Lancaster, April 81 l848 4mj0
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@ZpS3
NNTILL be sold at BrVce's Nec York Type
w Foundry, after March 18th, l5iG, at tie
following very low prices, iorapproycd months
untps.
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window Blinds.

VENETIAN STAT Of all widths aud colors,
Y Also, Green, Straw colord and figured of the
Boston narrow Stat, together with a complete
stock OF elegant Transparent Window Shades, to
be bad at the Wall Paper Saloon Of
A. McFADDEN.
GAINESVILLE, March 81, I34S 2m47
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families were compelled 10 desert their dwellings;
the poor Suffered more severely Than language can
describe. The public authorities were called On 10
administer aid and counsel. IN shorr, gresl pun
lie calamity had occurred.
Vel would it be il thR sad cnnse1enres OF ths
Food had cea sed when the waters subsidized. But
no! u The retiring waves left vast slluyal depo-
sizes, which in few months MUST give out that de-
letprious miasm which produces bilious diseases.
What says the celebrated DR. Ferguson on this
pontl Answer: "T'he cGtHg ofJ,hoals derange-
ment hd, lis principal source IN hdV dried margins
Of rirers." All history aud experience proves This
theory. When the British army encamped on the
plans of Estemadura, at time when the river
Gaudana had become dry after food, REvIrTENT
ANp INTERMITTENT FEvEns ragged among the troops
with such destructive malignily that they came
ugh being extupaitd.
TnE GRAEFEHssRG COMPANY, therefore, earue,t
y call the attention Of he entire West 10 their most
extraordinary aud celebrated series Of ANTI Bill
Gus MEDICINES. IN every locality where there is
the slightest tendency 10 any form Of Fever Fever
and A que, Dumb Ague and the like, the inhabitants
should al oEce send TO the General Agent Of tho
disuiet aud have Graefenberg Depot established
rear them, We've this done. and he GRAEFEN,
BERG EGETABLE PILLS and HEALTH
| BlTTERS used according IN directions, there
wuold be no fear Of bilious dissasrs.
So important are ne GRAEFENBERG ME-
! DICINES 10 the people Of the West, that the fol-
lowing steps should be immediately ,aken:-
, lst. Every neghboihood should have It's Groefen
berg Depot By addressing The General Agent Of
any disrict this can be secured.
81. Families should club together and get an I'm
= mediate supply.
Sd. Emprant Societies aud other phanrhropic
bodies should furnish them IN the needy,
I The other Medicines Of the Company are most
eminently adapted To The diseases Tor which they
are recommended and consist Of the following:-
The Graefenbcrs Sarsaparrila Compound, The
Graefenberg Eve Lotion, The Children's Panaeea,
\ The Green Mouulaia Ointmeni, The Consump
tive's Balm, The Dysulery Syiup.
I The general AgenI for this section Of Ohio, i
RICHARD GRlFFEE, FmIeysburg, to whom
! applications for agencies may be addressed,
EDWARD BARTON. Secretary,
AGEN TS-Remmnd Son & Beck, County
Agent, lancaster OHIO. j. +, & G. Beck e. Co
Lilhopolis Ohio,
Lancaster. April 81, l649, lm44
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An ExI,iJ,Il

OF the Receipts and Expenditures for the
Corporation Of Lancaster, for the yenr'
ending April IA, Ie4s.
RFrpfpTa
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MONSTER CIRCUS

In announcing IN Tire citizens ofihis place and The nfa.
rent vlrlni+s tho approaching performance Of his i'm
nee and nnfvalled COMPANY. tie prnpfieOrs feel pc
culAr saiEiaci0n IN referring not nny tie ati0srsai
rsrgh hui also 10 lir brilliant iaen well the
nprroaf Liable skill AMI grace ch iirv have leFn
lied by extra laOran expense ,nd after spent in
the euerprs' 10 couceura'e in establishment Ami
zaus wihOut Hunet, mud certainty withni regard
pense have ern eHpoi et during The pn% wnirr in
iacluring. from the latest London and Partisan designs
new Charins Cosnnes li0lslngs Trapping Decorations
and Other PJraD enala. cOrrpsiOnd with the ralu
richness. ord 10 give effect The representations II tie
magnificent Pngranis. Tournaments. CGvacaips ant Pro
cessiun which ls far famed and talented company
the chriahle reputation n giving, and wlh they alone
have tie numerical Strength and biaBey Of talent uereS
sary 10 perform.
Or Of exhibiting
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READY MADE CLOTHING

In TACT the CHEAPEST and BEST ever offered in
Lancaster, to- wit:
Fine Tweed, Merino Cashmere, Queen Cloth,
Croton Cloth, Linen and Alpaca Dress. Froch
and Sack Coats at all prices from sl.5O to $l9
Plain and Bard Casslmeres Linen, Cottonade
and Monterey stripe PANTS from IS cents TO So
Plain and Figured Satin and Silk Marseilles aud
Linen Lusture VESTS. from SI,2j to 81. So thai
we eau furnish GOOD SUIT from 81 so TO S4
Also, SHIRTS. Bosoms Collars. Stocks Hand
kerchieis, Gloves, Drawers and all kinds OF TRIM
MINGS of!he very best quality
They also, have employed number of FIRST
RATE WORKMEN, ST. that they feel competent
to CUT aud MAKE to ORDER upon the SHORT
EST NOTICE aud in the most fashionable manner
CLOTHES OF all KINDS. And if the clothe,
don't fit no charge is made.
SMITH & TONG.
Lancaster April %, l948. 81
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Linens, Vcstings
AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Suitable for the SPRING and SUMNER SEA
SONS, which they offer to the public CHEAPER
THAN EVER before sold in Ohio. Their Stock
consists in part OF the following articles, viz:
Super Fine Black, Blue Black, Blue and Fam
cy French, English and American CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES
Fine TWEEDS ofall colors and qualities
Black SUMMER CLOTHS. Arctic do
silk Codrington Wellington Cord, Superior
Gumbroons. White, Brown and Barr'd LINENS
Of all qualities very cheap
Black CASHMERETT Check Coating
Super. Black French Doeskm CASHMERE
FANCY CASSlMERES ofall qualities, patterns
colors and prices
Embroidered Plain and Figured SILK and
SATIN VESTINGS
Fine Plain and Barrd CASHMERE do
Fine LINEN do
Plane Barr'd MARSEILLES do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
Mechanics Fire and Hose
COMPANY.

NZILL meet at the COURT HOUSE on Non
w day he. first day Of May neat, at O'Clock
p. Nj. for tue purpose Of eectng Officers for the
ensuing year. j c. FLOOD, CAPTAIN.
Lancaster. April 90, 1849 81
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ALARMING ITEM OF lNTELIIGENCE.-
The number of young gentlemen who
have received Diplomas from the differ
ent Medical Colleges of Philadelphia,
AT the session of 1S47-8. is as follows:
University ..-....--. l47 Franklin .-...--.. 10
Jefferson 178 Philadelphia .-..-.17
Pennsylvania ....... 40 -
AOIdi. '.---. 1l0
PHILADELPHIA EVentng Bulletin.
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Engine Company No. 1.

WV ILL meet Mt the TOWN HALL. on Mon
w day May lst, at4 o'clock P. NJ to eec
Officers OF said Company for the ensuing year
By order ofthe Captain.
j. c. KINKEAD, Secretary.
Lancaster, April 28, l848. 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-04-28
IN LANCASTER, THURSDAY. MAY1In

Tie most magnificent Paud Tarrl1cc in the
neslern WorId which viii contain powerful eand Of
huslc' winch on account Of It's Strength and Talent Es
obtained The flulteriug sOubri;uet Of tic
VIC TOR 2 r. ASS ND;
LED BY NESSRS. BALLO AND WOOD.
Aher the procession, the immense cor,sge will proceed
oihe new and magnificent
DOabIe Water Proof Pavilion,
Which is Furnished with sufficient seats 10 aecomnodaie
4CG0 yisi Te seats erecled eullrr pan
afordng every vsalor opportunity Of bthodHg every
act In the The pfopretos DO deem necessa.
y 10 say much about the preservation of order and deco
RAM during the performance, as the reputation they have
already established in that respect is Of The peculiar
traits Of lleir and has rendered their the
''node Company" the present. age.
II wUnd take M much space IN advertisement 10
give i account nf all the performances and the peror
mrf the following synopsis is therefore given Of
the many acts which may be exported from this
Numerous and Talented Company.
Tie opening ofthe Cirque olympique and Arena
Of EquatiOn, will presenta new, magnificent and glitter
! ing Spanish Cavacade, entitled
! THE ANDALUsIAN ENTREE.
After which, among many others. the follow
ing Brilliant Acts will be presented i'll rapid sue
| cession:
| GRIND Trompohae Leaps and Dopbie Somersets
b. Mr.. CHARLES +. SHERWOOD.
Master b STEVENS,
The Young Dncror Of America,
viii appear in a Brilliant and Dlshing Single
Horse Act.
THE CELEBRATED ACROBAT FAMILY.
From Nibios Garden. New York City, will ap-
pear in the rema rkable Classic Satua.y or Living
Pictures.
Mr.. WM o. DALE.
The champion Vaulterof the World will appear
in his Grand Tduitiag Scene. Mr.. Dale has
thrown tile astonishing number OF 50 consecu-
tive sumersets
MADAME ELLA MUM.
The most talented and graceful Female Equestri
an now in Americl, will appear in some of hel
iavorile acts.
Corde Eias'igue.-By 4. LYMlNG.
Tie Hiid Son Of the Forest.
By Mr. CHARLES F. SHERWOOD
lie GrGade Pyramids aVz SsLades. or Feats ol
Light,
Balaneipg.-By Mr.. THOS. NUNN.
Trio Jancio in Uao. or America. Ireland, an,
Scott7Rd-By MASTER B. STEVENS
Grand Concert and Breakdopp, by the Cincl
matt Band Of AFRICAN MELODlSTS.
e Shipwrecked Sailur-By Mr.. SHERWOOD.
:. Allemande Deux Cheyaux.
/. BY Madame MUM and Mr.. DALE
/. Wonderful Fen,s of Pusuring.
By Mr. A. W. LYMING.
nj Grand Principal Act of Equita:ion
n By MR.. WILLIAM OWENjDALE.
The Performances will conclude with
New and LaughnbIc Anerpiece.
t-g%The Company will also exhibit at Chic,
the on the 9th, at Circleville on the 9Th at Ade
pha ou the 9th, aud at Logan on the 10th of Ma
D CHARLES {. FELL. Agent
April 2S, 1913. 81
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T'O Creditors.

TWNHE creditors Of Grim, Hort & Co., are here.
by notified to present their claims to me or
OF before the 1874 Jans rez'--at which time
dividend of the assets will be struck aud paid
GEORGE SANDERSoN, Receiver
Lancaster. April II, lS4s. 4a
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KINKEAD & DOTY,
WhOIesaIe & RelaiI GrOcers

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. TO- MAIN STREET, LANCASTER, OHIO.
April 90 ls4s 81
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Come and ClOlhe Yourselves
@ @ IN a. I'D 3
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Western Bulletin, No, y.

TNHE Great Flood Of
Il lS47 will be long re
numbered in many parts
OF the Wet. The swol-
len streams Seemed to
lSnow no bounds ; but ris-
ng higher aud highercar
! ried disnay 10 the Inhabi
l'ntS. Merchants wefr
obliged to remove lhrir
wares from the rivers'
sides 10 TrmOtp nlares.
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Lancaster, April 90, l848.
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Fredercka Scheidt Admins
tratrix, SC. of Henry S.
Scheidt, deceased.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

Strange. That - many who afflicted with
a COZ Oh that is gradually Wearing them dow II,
and slowly. but surely stealing Ciem into that
dreadful disease, ConsumptoB-thst disease
which Carries OFT thousands daily, are doing roth
ing, or what is worse than nothing. gefging Them
selves with nosfrass that psii-d 90 the 81 ies
for cures they are said TO have effected en- sont
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDSYRT'p or LiVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues 10 efec, the most
Woade fai Cn,es ever recorded in the annals OF
m-diciu-. A fac, which is proved by r-f-r- nee
o the vast number OF certificates from the FIRST
II nd most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. W m
J. Richards. Judge VIM. Burke. the w IL. Of the
Rev. q. W. Mai-y. DIR. Hiram Cox. late frofes-
scr ~ Eclectic Medical College OF Cincinnati.
and others Of that city Certificates not only OF
remarkable cures Of distressing Cod Oh. but Cog.
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians OF
the highest standing had given them ny TO die
If men Of snch high standing viii couch for the
great pff0cs Of this medicine, We caunot but IN
fer that 1t Is least all that il represented TO
be Read the advr r tis-In-nt of DIR. Rogers IA
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06
THE BEST
MECHANICAL PAPER
~ THE: WORLD.
NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

fGNHE publishers Of the Scientific american
respectfully give notice that the FOURTH
YEARLY VOLC MI. Of their Journal Ill te
CONNIE need on Saturday, Sept. 22i. Tiys pub
location differs entirely from the many magazines
and papers which flood the country. Ii is
Weekly Journal Of Art, Science aud Mechanics,
having Cor its object the advancement Of fine iu-
oercsts Of Mechanics. Manufacturers and Inven-
tors Each number is illustrated with from five
10 ten original Engravings of new Mechanical
lWvent,ons, nearly alt Of the best inventions
which are patented At Washington being illus
tsated in the Scientific American. IL also con-
iAiss w eekly List of American Patents: noti-
cea q the progress Of all Mechanical aud Scien
iifc improvements; practical directions on the
construction, management and use Of all kinds
Of Machinery, Tools, &c: Essays upon Mechan-
ics, Chemistry aud Architecture; accounts OF
foreiea Inventions; advice to Inventors: Rail
Road Intelligence. together with n vast amount
Of other interesting. valuable and useful infor-
NATION. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is
the most popular journal Of the kind ever pub
lahed, and Of more Importance to the int resi- of
Mechanics aud Inventors than any thing they
could possibly obtain! II is printed with clear
type on beautiful paper, and being adapted to
lmdiuy the subscriber is possessed. at the end of
lhs year, Of q large volume Of Four Handred
asd SirfeeR Pages. illustrated with upwards Of
800 Mechanical Engrsrings. and an Index.
TERAs.-Two dollars u year, in advance. or, il
desired, one dollar in advance, :he reuai uder in
six months. To ClsLs:-5 copies, s.: ten copies.
ti5. Those who wish To Subscribe have only
70 enclOse the amouni,in n letter. directed to
MANN & CO. Publishers Of tAe
Scientific American, New York
All letters must be Post Paid.
voaTME TMKD bound. $a,15, or in sheets, 50.
are Cor sale. They may be sent safely TO any
part Of the country. Patents secured and Me-
eAaa.cal Drawings executed at the cheapest rates
At the Office Of the Scieutiic AmerieaA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06
Real Estate For Sale.

~ Office is hereby given that tire tne rsi gn-
! = ed hssignees OF the Richmond Irading and
Manufacturing Company. Will offer for sale on
the premises; west Of and adjoining tn" city OF
Richmond, on Seventh dav lSaturday,) the 9ih
Of the 9th mo. (Scptem''erl next; Id out lots,
various >izrs, from up to ! acres and l3b per
cies including valuable stone Tuarrs ami a water
priv il-ye. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on
said day. One third tie pur'h base money Will
l, r. ,luired 1T the time Of sale. one third IN SIX
,ncr,hs the rraiter, and the balance one year
from the date of sale, otes and security will be
required of purchasers, without any relief from
valuation or aIlsaisncnt laws. \ plat of the
lots at all times be at the Store OF A. e.
Blanchard s. Co.
ROBERT N1RRi5S"N,1
A. 4. BLANCHARD, ISsignees.
d. J.. " iGGINS,
Aug. 9th Isis. ~ Is
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Lorcc's Otto g.isii,ncmt:
TIRELY VEGETABLE


Is Tie Rical, md stnnas is orm meras
Evidence viii clearly show this is the cheap
est, most powerful. aud pleasant family L,n,-
nent in use. for Corus. Bruises, Burns, Frosted
Feet, Weakness or Pain in the Back, Rheu,na-
iisn', Tooth Ache, and Sore Threat;
FOR INTERNAL. UsE:-CboIir. Cholera
Morbus. and Tor Pain IN The Breast IL has be m
used " it'll entire success
FOR HDRS ES:-f;aiI'd Sitouilrrs Strains
Scratches. Swsney. Cholic, and. WITH fr,e adds
lion Of fourth proportion Of Tincture Can
,haris.es, eor SPAWN and Curb.
No family. " no has known The value of this
article, VIII he without "A supply. No traveller
should start on a journey without ~ bottle, 10
secure himself and animal against the casualties
20 which they are liable. We refer 10 J. Il r.
Voorhees,. Stage Fr9pfieiors: Wm. l.. Marsh.
Calf House. Ctnr,nnaii; Gilmore & Smith, pro-
pr,efors Of Livery Stable. Cincinnati; William
McChesney, Mansion Hoase, Oxford. D.. for
evidence OF ITS curative quai.ties The Liaime n,
rW recomniend iself-TRY IT.
For snle. il Richmond at d. r. Holloway
Book Store; McCuIIeugb's Grocery: T. Reeds
Drag store; Norman Grocery; and Il viii al
SO be found IN all The and country stores
the western country
LOREE & JONES, Pveassefsys.
Western Row, ID door above 6th test side
Aug 80, Ie4S.-36:3m Cineiaasfi, u.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

WHkRE interest was due AMI unpaid. On ~
first day Of july last, ON loans from the SINKING
Fund. the lands morigagej in security will 10
advertised abart The first day Of October next.
20 te sold the second Saturday Of Decsmecr
next. accoruiag 10 law. uair IS payment lie moSs
before advert Where NOT more than Gas
years intrr-s; pricr rad hrsf ~ July last may
~ due, and The seeasy is deemed safilcie nj. and
the borrower unable 10 pay. present. payment oil
sneh iniervst viii not bs exacted, " the BORROWERS
SHALL forward 10 this ONCE "A written agreement.
60 pay in;eres. on the interest so due. aud ith-
held, form OF which IS given below.
si>AiNG ND oltscE, J. MORRISON
indianapolis, AUG. ~. ISIS Presiaea; Z.
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BLACkSMITHING!

GEORGE WILSON. would respectful
" ~ Inform tie public that he has erected
and nov occal,ies \ E,N SHOP on Yves. Main
street. near Burk' old Livery Stable. where he
prepared to 30, in the best OF st ie and on the
shortest notice. all kinds Of BLACKSMITH
ING. He will iron Carriaces, Bargses. Wagons
and Thrashiag Machines make Nh Iro"s.
and all things in that line. He Will pay par''co-
lar attention to the making and repairing of
AgrtenUurai Impittnents-SIiDEING HORSES
aud repairing EDGE TOOLS. &c.
lille designs to make his establishment d
~oA 81 %hn3Sh@. and there
fore confidently solicits public pa.ronase.
The Work Wei Done Of No Pay!
Richmond Nav 81 ISIS 22tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

OuR Locp fgIrR Us are very much worried
on utr"nnl Of Gen. Iaylor's position. We have
before oppressed our regrets that he can neither
shape IA litter nor opInioH TO suit them. Tie has
not bee the habit Of consulting his opponents
he always fights aud whips them, so that oar loco
friends have no remedy until aiicF November, and
,len there may be rest, prrtnrbcd Spirits
Phil. North A american.
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Who Wan t. "a Carriage!

HAVE. for SALE, one of the most Spie need
i double Seated Family Harrison Carriage ever
off, red IN this market. at the prce-made of the
best OF meterals, and in Il substantial manner.
and finished in good siyie-sutable for either
one to two Horses
BENJAMIN MATHS.
nTCaiI at tire Shop, few doors East of the
Starr House
Richmond, April l2th, 1eto l6if
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commissioners Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the under
signed. Commissioner. appointed by the
WAYNE Probate Court, for that puV pose, Will Of
TER at public sale, at the door of the Banking
House in the City Of Richmond, Wayne county,
Indiana, gu
Tncsday. ne Sd day IF Ortobcr. 184G.
between the houfs or 10 O'Clock, a. m, and 6
o'clock, p. N the follow ing described Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
IA tract Of Land, being part cfti.e North
West quarter of Section five, in Township th,r-
teen, and Range one. West, and known the
plat of certain lots laid off by Joseph =. Plum
iner as lot No. Il, and more fully described in
the petition Of Edward Stokes, containing four
acres and thirty five perches.
-.4l>O,-
ia certain Lot, in the city Of Richmond
aforesaid, and known by being lot y o. 6, as iaid
of by Charles w. Starr.
IA certain tract Of Land, in the county ana
State aforesaid, and known by being The middle
part Of the Souih half of the fractional Section
:hir'y-siS. in Township fourteen, Range two
West of The Meridian line draw from the mou Il
of the Great Miami River, aud specified more
fully in The petition aforesaid containing seventy
acres and one hundred and Forty eight perches
nlotc or lass.
The above R-ai Estate Will lie sold TO the
highest bidder, OH the following terms: One
third twelve months. mud tisird ia eighteen
months from the day Of sai.s-ilse parcl,asel
giving notes with approved security, waving tbs
uppraise,ueut and valuation laws.
DANIEL Z. WIGGtNS, Commissioner.
Aug 80. 1913 H6 iw-Sl,37! Prs fee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

VIM. e. Rivcs has finally pied the Office q
Wing Eiector for the Albrrnrarie District, IN
Vmginia, to which he was originally appointed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

The Boston Atlas. Of the 2}d ult.. says: 1--WE
learn from the N. Y. Mirror that Gen. Gaines
arrived in that city Saturday last. To assume
the command al the Eastcrn division Of the army
The General brings cheering accounts Of the
state Of feeling for General Taylor in TIE South
and West
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06
Santa AmssI.--Bo" Arriilaya, tie business

SANTA AmNI.--bo" Arriflaga, tie business
sycm, cf Santa Anna in Mexico. was passenger
In the British Yves, lndia Steamer SeeeyH. which
arrived at Ship Island Harbor on the 1911 Aug
lie was his way TO jamaica, wi,efc il is SAID
he is to marry the daughter of the c&ps;riutcd
Chief. IL noticing this matter, thr N .. Bul-
D-tin SAYS: "As Ear as Santa Anua himself is
concerned. his power is completely broken in
Mexico, and there are no fears that II will
he revived. On the LIST instant the Minister Of
War dismissed from the service over 200 officers,
Who have expressed then,srlve in his favor aud
many are to follow in the way"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

The Wings have elected 10 Senators and Ga
Representatives, and The Eocos Senators and 3G
R~pres- natives to the Legislature. t;ov. Critten
den will b~ inaugurated at frankie to-day, We'd
nesday, Sept. 9th.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-06

Scientific experiments have been made
in connection with the Topographic lines. to settle
the iong-diSputrd point as To the velocity Of cleo
trcitv " Is asccrtaincd that electricity trav
els 900 600 miles per second.