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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
PLOw MANUFACTORY!

TUVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public, that they sail
continue the manufacture Of Flows aud oshor
Farming Utensils. at their old stand. near the
east end Of Main street. Richmond, Indiana.
They will keep on hand. or will make TO Or.
der, the celebrated Steel Mold Board Piows.
Wrought Iron Plows, Common Csst Mold Board
Plows, Road Flows. Sub-soil Plows, three horse
Plows. Sod Flows, and Stubb!e Flows. right and
left handed. and Of all the different sizes 10 use.
Also, Shovel Flows, Corn Flows, c ultivators,
to expand or cnotract AZ may DO needed. 6as.
rows, Drags with hinges. &c.
Tho Wrought Iron and Steel Mold Beard
Flows warranted to scour in sny coil thes
can be found. And are . superior article for
stubble and other foul ground.
The Sod Plows are warranted TO turn the fur
rows over smoothly.
The above named Flows will oil b made With
. wrought share. and laid with the best Of Ger.
inan or Casteei.
From long experience in the business, cnd stsie
strict ate ntion, they feel justified 10 wassanfing
their work to be Of superior quality. asd will -
sold the most favorable terms. for cash. Or
approved country produce. They ass ihsakfal
fer past favors. and hope to merit aad receive .
share Of the public's patronage. Persees wish.
ing to purchase. are respectfully invited % eall
and examine their work before purchasing elee.
whore. BEARD T. SINEX.
N. b. The above named Piows mey b ssea
at the Iron Store Of J. n, l. J. II. Hastea.
where they are offered for sale. B. l. o.
Richmond. Ssps. esd, l647. ]0y
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"THER RE you can get good supply :
q wv Of Red Ceaar, White Pine, =

RE you can &c. good supplyE1
W I" Of Red C-dar. White Pine. IN
SOJuniper. Balsam Fur. Yellow Pin., lSS
Dropping Spruce, Satins, Cyprus.
Mountain Holly. Tamerack. and Chinese and
American Arborvita: together with . splendid
variety Of Towering Shrubbery. such as
Rubua Hyspidu. Cally Canthus. Casalpa,
Althea Erutrux. Spires. Syringa.
Smoke Tree. aud q splendid variety Of Green
house flants rneeuoled in the State.
A large lot Of Hedge Thorn Seeds in good or
der; Seeds Of the Magnolia .Accaminata. Juniper.
Thuya Occiien ,olla n and Vigrides. SC. vcgst.
able and Flower Garden SEk.Ds. b. tho paper
or box. A splendid variety Of hardy Roses; 20
different varieties Of GRAPES Of the most ap.
proved kinds; Apricots. Almo nds aud Nectariues;
Goose erries. Kaspber .ies. and Strawberries.-
the latter Of which have raised fruit measuring
four inches in circumference. Also. eight ofthe
best selected Varieties Of Cherry Trees; Plumb.
Peach. and Apple Trees in abundance. &c, SC
q. MENDENHALL. Proprietor.
Richmond. end mo. 18th, Is4S 6:3m
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AMERICAN MARBLE l. ONO GRAVE STONES
MANSION HOUSE.
RICHMOND, Ind.

TNHlS House formerly known a. the "Tem
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been reh,ted up in .
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
,nformn g his old friends. and the travelling com-
munity generally. that his TABLE shall be. (as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond HoseD
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE 10 large and convenient. and 10
attended BY tho very best Of Ostlers. and suppli-
80 Nth the best Of Provender.
He feels con6de mt that the puins Ah~s eAall hA
taken to make those who may soiourn with him.
comfortable, and "at Home" will warrant him
in asking share Of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
vorabe terms. X. BkOOkJNS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, ls47. r52-'45 if.
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Important to Consumptives.

Strange! That 80 many who are afflicted with
a COUCH that is gradually wearing them down.
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily, doing moth
ing, or what 10 worse than nothing, gorging them.
selves with nostrunss, that pulled to the skies
for cures they are said to have effected on some
foreign or unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
SYRUP OF LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
Wonde rfuI Cu,es ever recorded in tho annals Of
medicine. fact which is proved by reference
to the vast number of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens. such as-Dr. VIM.
j Richards, Judge VIM. Burke. tho Wife Of tho
Rev. G. w. Maley. DR.. Hiram Cox. late Profes-
sor in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati.
and others of that city. Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough. but Con-
sumption actually cured. after the Physicians OF
the highest standing had given them up to die 7
II men of such high standing will pouch for the
great cirtues Of this medicine. We cannot but in
fer that it is at least all that it 10 represented to
be. Read tho advertisement Of Dr.. Rogers ia
another column.
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For the Palladium.
Ole 10 Sne1mI.

or the tAII1olum.
Ode - Sprtng.
welcome, thrice welcome most heausifu, Spring.
At all times We hail thee, and 18th the birds sing
We sing Of thy beauties. thy bowers of green,
And oil which surrounds ~, and 10 70 BE- seen.
Thy aspect is cheerful. Thy bowers are gay,
And who woald not welcome tAee, bsaa,iful Nav :
Thou qassn Of The seasons, goddess Of Earth.
Who eivsss to al he gay howers. their birth.
All hail: lovely sessss, Thy AsaAer u love,
Thy bssssinss are given snsssn, from shove;
iniasint the heart Of cecil mortal below.
WIN sfesitadss hone bat God can bsssow.
Thea welcome. thrice welcome; most beautiful
Spring,
AZ oil times ws hail thss. Ne hail thss and sisx,
We cling Of ny bsassies, Thy bevsss Of green.
And al which surresnds N, and il to b seen.
GEORGE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
The Treaty.

Greet anxiety 10 manifested by the people to
Nseems acquainted with the provision Of the
sssssy which has just been amended and ratified
" ne Senate. and almost equal anxiety TO
Dsssn shs namos Of those who voted for and
eesisss its ratification. II 10 probable the in
ssesion Of secrecy y i'll not b removed for some
sssshs. as least nos until the result Of the ne
sseisaions which are about to Be commenced
vish Mexico shall have been concluded. Until
thss, The people must abide IN suspense. How
svss, he moro ws learn Of its provisions By ru-
ussss from w sshiugton, tho more fully are we
convinced that il provisions are adverse to the
interests Of our counary. aud that most foul cor
rupsions have attended its inception in Mexico.
and it, confirmation by our Senate. The intel
liesns correspondent Of the North American
shus speaks Of it in one Of his late letters:
IL may bs permitted TO repeat. what have
before asserted, that in every form and shape.
this treaty 10 q despicabls bargain utterly unwor-
shy the dignity Of the government and tho coun-
Senance Of the Senate.
II ever tho injunction Of secrecy 10 removed
from the correspondence Of Mr.. Trist, modified /.
amended. suppressed aud revised NJ il has been,
even for tho use Of the Senate, in confederation
Of The charter Of our government. tale Of CO r
supeion will be opened to the public view, such
- ought to make every good citizen blush for the
homer Of his country. No appliance Of that in
famous system u diplomacy which has charac-
tsrised the secret negotiations Of European pow
err. has been Neglected in these transactions with
MEXICO. Instead Of frank and honorable inter-
course, corresponding TO the name and nature OF
eur institutions. men have been approached
through every conceivable avenue which passion,
prejudice or interest could suggest.
There 10 one remarkable fact connected with
this negotiation. which Ihave acc ide ntai'y neg
leessd 10 mention. Euery syllable Of the Trsdi.
- is tie ks.dscvifing Of Mr.. MaekintosA, the Brit
~ Consul ct Msxieo!"
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&S1fs:'ss1fE

RevOlUt6O0 In France.
The Ciacinnsti Gs.stts Of Saturday evening
contains the following seieg,.phic news.
Dreadful Revelusasa Ia France.
NEW Yons, March ls. 10 A. NJ.
By the arrival Of the Cambria We have alar
ming intelligence from France.
Louis Philippe abdcassd ssI . Republic was
proclaimed. Tho Royal family were quitting
Paris, and the Revelation was sprssding rapidly.
with dreadful loss Of life.
Very hate fro0 China.
NEW YoaE. March II, P. NJ.
The ship See-Witeh arrived here to-day, in
serenity seven days from China. This - the
shortest passage on record.
Four Of the men who were concerned in the
late murders Of the nix British Msrchants had
been decapitated. and others wonld share the
sane fate. Things were again tranquil.
On the 18th Of December, the British steamer
Plate destroyed he Chinese Pirate vessels, kill
ing large numbers.
Later ffo4 Santa FA,
SAINT Loc16, March II, p. n.
fnvats letters received here from Taos, state
that W. A. Jones, Sheriff. was killed, while At
tempting to arrest some lsdia,s who were con-
ssrnsd il The late ssbslHsa.
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.
New York, March II, 6 p. NJ.

The Flour market. with a moderate
business, is in favor Of the seller. Good
Gcnesec brands brought S6:75.
The supplies Of Corn are light, and hold
ers are endeavoring to get the market up.
Prices however are unchanged.
There is very little movement in Pork.
and the market continues heavy. Small
lots of Mess brought $1O,25. and Prime
S9:OOaS9:e5. Sales of Bacon at 64a6ac
for Hams and 4a4ac for Shoulders. No
change in other articles:
The Cotton market is healthy, and pri-
ces are steadily advancing.
The Stock market is dull, and prices
tend downwards. The Banks are still
contracting their business. and money
matters are very stringent. The general
impression is that the Banking institutions
are endeavoring to depress the market for
Treasury Notes. Those who hold funds
are advancing the rates Of discount.
GrOur Philadelphia and Baltimore COR
respondents advised us last evening that
the markets were entirely unchanged, all
parties awaiting the arrival ofthe steamer.
New ORLEANS, March 18, Pm.
The Cotton market is firmer but quiet;
prices unchanged. The sales comprise
2 900 bales.
OF Molasses 600 brls sold at l9to e1c,
indicating no change in prices.
Nothing doing in Flour beyond a retail
business. In this way Ohio sold at S5a5:-
i94:
There is an increasing demand for Corn
and the sales to-day reach 5000 bushels,
which was disposed Of at from 35to 4Oc.
Of Oats 1000 bush sold at 80 to SIC,
indicating slight decline.
Moderate sales Of Whiskey at 191c.
The market for Pork is dull at last quo
tations. The sales are confined to about
goo brls.
Lard ranges from 81 to CSC. The sales
comprise 700 brls and kegs.
Cinci0nnati Mar kes:
SATURDAY. March g. l o'clock p. NJ
Salss to noon this day. - reported as the Msr-
chants Exchange.
Flour-Sales Of so brls. from railroad
at S4:4O.
Whisky-Sales of lOS brls. from river,
and 25from cansl at Ice
MoIas.es@Sales of so brls. New Or.
leans at 96c.
Lead-sales Of 600 pigs Lower Mines
at &c.
The River is still falling slowly-le
inches since last evening.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
u SPECIAL NOTICE:n

HroHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr.-It has been
long thought that the citizens of tho West were
to see better times in regard to the bilious disea-
ses with which PORTIONS Of our noble country are
visited. Tho true medicine 10 at length offered
Us by the celebrated Grafenberg Company
Their advertisement 10 in another column, to
which the attention Of every man. woman and
child should be Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder. at the Post Office Book Store, Rich
mond. Ia; by Lewis Davis, 1t the New Paris
Post Office, and at tho "Richmond Book Store.''
by D. p Holloway.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-22
From the Cold Water Fountain.
PEACE.

Every rumor of "Peace with Mexico" is now
hailed with universal JOY. The people begin to
calculate the expense. and are anxious, in Pc
cuuisry point. to bring this war to = speedy ter
minasion. They have witnessed tho sacrifice of
the brsvest Of our countrymen, and heard the
lamentations Of their bsrsaved families; they
have seen our treasure wasted, and already begin
to feel themselves burdened with taxes; anxious
wives, mothers and children, are awaiting the
return o. those who, at the sound Of the bugle.
loft their happy 6resides for the hardships and
privations Of the battle field; and all rejoice ex.
csedingIy At the return Of Pescs.
But while We rejoice at the tidings Of this blest
messenger; while We feel ourselves relieved from
supporting this vast army. in foreign country,
aud comforting those afflicted. and receiving our
returning friends. joy is Interrupted mot by
the bugle's note-but by the maniac's rawlings,
and we behold, even in our midst, an army Of
SOC, 000-commanded by intemperance, march
ing to a drunkard's grave; and for whose support
we are obliged to tax ourselves, at least $780,
OOO, 900 per annum. This army is not made up
Of old and feeble; but Of the youth and middle
aged Of our land; an enlistment from tho bench
and bar-not from the abodes of poverty; but the
homes Of intelligence-the fresid-s of Piety
A division Of $4,000 trained in crime Of every
die, another Of 200 900 uniformed in poverty,
and a regiment of 600 insane, make up the main
body of this army, and &c, 900 dead, mark their
annual track.
Do We forget. while We complain Of the ex-
pense Of q Mexican war, that the support Of this
army in midst, 10 far greater. Do we forget,
while we lament the loss Of our brave sons there,
that twice the number sacrificed here: Do
we forget while we rejoice in the return Of
peace. aud while our hearts are made glad in
gain beholding our friends, that we have great
er enemy in our own happy land. that has alike
invaded our public and private assemblies; onr
courts Of justice and halls Of legislation; revelI
cd upon tho cottage and palace, and seized its
victims from every class OF society? Our friends
are there, and we feel concern; this army
subsists upon NJ, and We complain not; and we
behold the best blood in our country sacrificed
on tho altar ofintemperance. and we raise not a
hand in defence.
burdened with taxes7 To submit to tho oppres-
sion Of this monster, and behold the noblest Of our
eountrymen sacrificed, and their families made
miserable, or rise up in defence Of our homes
and fresides? The answer 10 simultaneous from
every lover of his country. We will drive back
the invader, with tho motto--not Of indemnity
for the past:-<for this 10 impossible.) but peace
and security for the future. that the joy Of our
returning soldiers may not b. disturbed by tho
diseordant cry Of misery and oppression from
their eountrymen 1t home.
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STATE OF INDIANA.l 50
Wayne C unty,}
In the Wayne County Probate Court,
February Term, A. D. l848.

Job Borton. Executor, and Mary Petition
Borton. Ex-cutrix, Of Edward
Borton, deceased;
vs..
Job Mullen, Enalne Mullen - ell
Nathan Mullen. Mary Ann Null
len. Edward ID. Borton. and Eiiz-
abeih Ann Borton. heirs Of said
deeedent Real Essfe.
And now. at this day. to-wit: on Friday. tho
18th day Of February, A. D. le4S. the same be.
ing the Fifth Judicial day Of the February Term,
lS4e. Of said Court. the said petitioners. by VIM.
A. Bickle, their Attorney, como and file their
petition in this behalf II is ordered by the Court
that said heirs, fendants, be notified of this ap-
plication. by publication in some weekly news
paper Of gene raj circulation printed and publish
cd in said county.
Notice Of the filing and tendency Of said Pc
tition 10 therefore hereby given 10 said defend
ants, and that, unless they be and appear before
the Judge Of said Court on the first day Of his
next term. 70 Be held a, the Court House in and
for said county, on the aecond Monday in May
next, then and there to plead answer or demurr
thereto; the same, ~ to them. will Be taken for
confessed and decreed accordingly. Attest:
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Clerk w. c. p. c..
VIZ. A. BscxLE. Ats'y for Petitioners. ll:4t
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syNME @NTTAM@e

ruNHC subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and his frie nis. that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Ricbmond.on Pearl
street, ne ar the Market House, where he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone Of every description.
o the most acc ommodating terms. He has how
on hand land xpects shortly to receive an add
tional supp'y,l a complete assortment Of
AMERICAN MARBLE l. OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
plain and Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and to order. Call and ex.
anime his assortme ut aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Sept II, ls47. 3sn
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A A0loistr1sor'A Sole.-wnl - sold
n On Saturday, de ssh q March osxt. 10
Rteh0osd, .as ~ eealtsaes ofJaose Bsssy. she
pesseaee Pfspsrsf 4 Lewis Ogaa. dsesassi. ess.
siseiag - oae 1aS. Se1diss BsiaIs. 90 Mar
several sthsr aeeisles ~ asesaDasy - easoer.
ate. Sale to eemmeoee q 10 o'eleek. % eaii
day, vhsa terms vili b nals knewa asA do
ssiendases given By ELIAS O0AN. Adn's.
March ], le4a. l0e3a.
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COMETHING SUPERIOR to any shi.e nov
y in use-N. H. Downs Vegetable DeIsamio
Elixir-fos coughs. eeIds. eensumption. whesp-
inG cough. Group. asthma. and siI dissases u she
chest and lungs. So far % this 0sdieine hs1
been used, il certainly indicates pespesssjes 81
no ordinary character. Thsss sse humorous ~.
timonials accompanying eseh bottle, fsem sssD
Of high standing. TAKE: shs iibssiy - sssss.
ring 70 N. Wilson. whe Tspsvsenlsisio vie 1o1uvo
been cured Of what psG esnsidefed ~ $4,000
cold" and sssSous 10seiios Of the isnea. b ssiue
two bottles enly.-Priee Is and 50 costs
Prepared BY Dr.. Dewns. St. Alhins. We. .ss1
for sale By IRWIN RED.
Richmond, Fab. lssh. Isls. az
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CogscsL CaAsss4, Nsseh 9Th. leSs.
A peGties - led bsless lie Cssaeil. sigDsd
By ll0 eiiissss. sskiag u havs Fraakiia strsss
pike Read-segssssd u . eemmities esasisaing u
Messss. Hun. Fletcher aid Conley.
The Beard Il Health pres~sted . petition. SIX
ing The Ceuscsi to pss an Ordisaees more fal-
Iy defining their duties;-rsSesred to . commit
tee. fMessrs. Huitso, Hewslls and Msek.j with
ias,suetioas to report on the same 1t the sex,
meeting Of The Coancil.
The committee On Claims reported in favor Of
allowing $2.so to John BeII-coneurredi in.
Mr.. Hutton offered the following resolution
which vas adopted:
ResoIved, That the Street Commissioner be.
and be il. hereby instructed 10 repair tie middle
Of Main street in such points where the same i
worn through and report the expenses TO Council;
also, to have the cutters on Walnut street. from
Franklin to Marion street. cleaned out 80 a. TO
drain the water from the south end Of franklin.
Mr.. Daur Morrison. Street Commissioner,
presented his bond-accepted.
Samuel Pierce. collector elect, declines serving
and rendered his resignation. which was accept
cd.
whole, Mr.. Meek in the chair. OH the "Ordinance
for tho purpose Of constituting the Fire Depart
me mt Of the City Of Richmond" After some
slight mend ments being made 10 it. the com
mttee arose and reported The ordinance as amen
ded to the Council-it was then passed. II pro-
vides for the election Of q Chief Engineer. and
one Fife w ardeh from each Waid Of tho city.
who are Board OF Managers. and whose duty
it makes to "accept the services Of such persons
as in their judgment will make good and efhcie ut
firemen;" the names Of those selected oy said
Board are to be reported to the council aud said
Board and fremen are to bs exonorsted from
psyng poll tax during the time they servo As
such.
1hs Council proceeded to the election Of Chief
Engineer and Fire Wsrdens. and the result was
| for Chief Engineer. DR.. J. r. Mendenhall; fol
Fire w arde MS. w IN. Meek. LIST Ward; John II
Hutton, I'd; Charles Newman. Sd; WIN. Wig
| gins. 4th.
| Accounts wers presented against the city. fol
work done on streets. by Dan'I Morrison, $3.50
iIenry Feltman. $2,25, and Henry Rose. @2,25
which were referred to tho committs on claims.
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x.eeser Msvse,y ef FSsit and Or"s-
fHyees-And,sv Hampton l. about
s.1aise q extensive nursery in this
Hebas ~ asany years been engag-
ss.Ae tus;nsss on his farm north ofths
- ~ - haad large lot Of fruit
agrees variety. and sone very bead
- SrRess Hesse-A philanthroPic IL
afA6 ~, ssosnaly purchased and pre-
y.a = r. Panl's Church . very eligible
80 Sysssd for educational purpose'.-
!. 80 house has been put on the lot,
..lsia b occupied in short time, in
..eordance with the wish Of the fair donor
cd 1zisss-Ceorge Mccullough has
..sseas grocery Store in Stars Row,
.hrs 10 keeps for sale a great variety Of
=. saere.surs comforts. /" Call and see him
49, OsAses HsDozs.-Csrdner Msnden-
- - - pjses has . large amount Of Osags
-, - for sale. and Ne commend to our
49,, d. ~ Of this article for live fences. II
.aA y havs been found BY experience to be su-
-, = III ether bushes for that pasPose-its
s,,vtb isus;sesm-iss foliage bright. end 10 c.
So Of being trsinsd and cultivated to great
se~psessess. This 10 about the time to SOW the
s,sd. Try il. An exchange paper says:
~Tns Oss1s Orange. when treated - . hedge
.,.se. hss many ssceIIeat chsssetesisties. IL o.
49,. vigorous, spd long lived. u sends out a
800 sbsnd.nes Of branches. bears trimming
sssY(seuy we'll. 10 most amply provided 1t oil
1870 vjsh STOUT ihosns. end its bright and glossy
Sol;ses gives il very rich and beautiful appear
-. il grows we'll ON almost any soil. snd
oskss . powerful and impe netrsbis fence in .
VIZ shost time"
Onsitss Lac (rsm Eaton to Cineinssst.-
]. W. Gilbert Of this plsse hes established dai'
IL l;,s Of Omnbuses from Eaton TO Cincinnati
iuee only 81 as. Success to il.
TRs Pespie's Lins.-MsssTs. Gilbert & Mill
hin, were compelled to send out two extras OF
Sssdsy morning. so great was the crowd Of pas
sssgsss. Our citizens now pay 81 to tine city
sss.ssiy they paid $3.50. Support The oppos
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4 dmt0istratoF'O NOt1ce.-Noties 10
~ hereby given. thss the undersigned. having
taken ont Of tho Wsyne Probate Court letters Of
late Of W.yn. esup,v deed: all psrseas. sh.rs.
fore. indebted to said Estate ere requested 70
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them. duly
authe nticated for settlement. within the time
prescribed BY Law. The Estate 10 supposed TO
be solvent. ELIAS OCAN, Admir-.
March !, 1e46. l0-3t.
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ANOTHER NOVELTY!

NOTicE 10 hareoy given. that tau-s =.
IN Reeves. nvw . <rsideAt Of C;ucisnats has
placed in my hands ia:xe a.s,Udas Of ouss:Aed-
ing Notes ard Accounts. for tie -e..isctisa Of
which. i am authorised to adopt Tire MOST
means. Persons in.~ ID
will psass cell mt - ray ONCE in aAsy4 si..e.
WILLIAM A. BICKLE. AIRY.
Richmond, Feb. Is, lsls. fSf
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The un-
N dersig ed. having taken out OF Jhe Wayne
Probate Court letters Of administration the
estate Of Martha Conner, deceased, late of said
county; notice, the fore, il hereby given 10 all
persons ind rbted to said estate, TO make immcdi-
ate payment and TO all those having tclaims
against the same to present them for settleme mt,
legally authenticated, within tho time specified
by law. Tho estate is supposed TO be solvent.
ISAAC CONFER, Admir-.
March eth. le43. ll:3w