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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21
NInIches.

The reader is referred to the advertisement
Of Mes'rs. Bury g. Beck, concerning Pierce'S
Matches. We have tried the article and find
them equal to the makers Recommendation. At
least there is no harm in trying them. as the mon
cy win be refunded il they do not give satisfac-
ton, which they will do.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

KEEP 1T Before THE PEoPLE.-That
Gen. Lewis Cass, "the Hero Of HuPs
surrender" was ono of the fifteen Senators
who refused to oncede General Zachary
Taylor VOTE OF THANKS for his brilliant
victory of Monterey, without coupling it
with CENsURE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

@lt will be seen that the meeting,
on last Saturday, resolved that the
Central Committee should call mass
meeting in September. Many were dis.
appointed because they could not be here,
and time was fixed, by consultation,
when all could come.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

WOwing to i'll health, Geo. SnUNcK,
ofPennsylvania, of has resigned his official
station. Under the Constitution ofthat
State, the Speaker of the Senate acts as
Governor until a successor is elected.
The Speaker, Mr. Johnson, is Wing
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

movement. The union of the league
was not yet perfected, but the formation
was daily looked for.
The Repeal press, headed by the Irish
Felon. reyels undisturbed in the use of
what may be termed most seditiOus Ian.
guage.
No doubt remains that a considerable
physical force movement will be made in
autumn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

VoIcE OF THE VoLuNTEERs.-Out of
800 Massachusetts volunteers who reach.
ed here yesterday on the Belle of the
West. but II were for Cass and all the
rest for Taylor. How unfortunate for
the administration that they allowed the
war TO end before the election! But this
resulted from the imper,inence of Trist.
Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

"That'sa q whig liel" said Locofoco,
on reading tho statement Of the Plain
Dealer, that General Cass never tas.
ted ardent spirits, Tho knows wha,
good betterihan ,hatl' Won't somebody
address him on tho subject Medina
Wig.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21
Two Lives.

In the Senate, few days since, Mr.
MANGUM rose up in his place and ex-
posed base eleclioneering fraud, which
is about to be played upon tine American
people. 1t appears that, at the Con
gressional Globe office, two lives of Mr.
Cass has been pubished-the one con.
tanning his views upon the proviso as ex'
pressed to Mr.. Nicholson, of Tennessee
the other without this. One ofthese
editions is evidently intented to catcA
southern votes, while the other is inten-
ded to keep northern ones
1t was pronounced to be base and
mean fraud, and that, too, by Mr.. Hanne.
gan,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

DIR. OLDs was nominated, on last
Saturday, by the Locofocos of this district,
as their candidate fol Congress.
We can oSly make the bare announce
ment this week. We have some com
ments to make, which we will publish in
a short time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21
R. NJ. CoRwINE. Esq. Cincinnati, o.
URBANA, July Sd, 1S4S.

URBANA, July Sd, lS4S.
Dear Su:-I have been absent from
home the last eight or ten days, in the
northwestern part of this State, and have
but this moment received your letter in
vilng me to your Carthage meeting on
the 9Th inst. | could not attend if even
| had received your note in time, but say
to our Taylor friends all is right in the
northwestern portion of Ohio, and that
we mean that our old Rough and
Ready shall not fall behind our beloved
and venerated Harrison in the coming
contest. Yours truly.
JOSEPH VANCE.
R. M, CoRwINE, Esq, of the Wing
Executive Committee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

"TWs Looks REBELLIous." The
Boston Post, warm supporter of Gen,
Cass, publishes the following decided hit
at the "two lives"
&C Ncvr hare t.Oo faces Under one
Hood This saw, which is a very sound
and good one, is directed against all kinds
of duplicily aud false pretences, and is
no, meant TO caution young ladies' and
gentlemen against street kissing" as
one might suppose from too literal read.
ing Of the proverb. However we don't
admire the practice lin other folks"
The initial &C." at the head, may be
taken as direct address to General C.
and tho comments, read Alright, disap.
prove the "duplicity and false pre,ence''
which has been attempted at Washing,
ton.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

TnE DooLTTLE LETTER. pub.
lie notoriety having been given that
James R. DoolttIe, Esq. n prominent
Blrnburner in Wyoming county, had re.
ceived private letter from Gen. Taylor,
and divers reports having been put in
circulation respecting it's contents, we
copy the following statement in regard
to il from The Warsaw Western New
Yorker of the l2,h inst:
I'VE are authorized by Mr.. DooliltIe to
say, that in the letter Of General Taylor
To him, there is nothing which commits
him in favor or in opposition to any meas
ure Of public or domestic polcy-for or
against, tho extension Of slavery into the
new Territories to be organized in Ore
gon, California or New Mexico. And
that Mr. ID. has no knowledge of any let.
ter public or private, from Gen. Taylor.
unless it be The letter to Capt. Allison.
which expresses his views on these sub.
jects"
Thus it appears that this locofoco
mountain has dwindled into the verrest
molehill-almoat as small as Cass's pros.
poets.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-21

The armed movement in Ireland Is
pnabaied. Thousands arc hocking to
mo clubs and Government is apparently
unable to devise means TO check the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

The BoURGEoIsIE OR THE WoRKIsG CIA.sr,
OF FRAscE Mr.. Albert Brisbane, in a letter to
The New York Tribune, from Paris, gives the fol-
lowing his opinion of The Freseu. and future Of
France:
Society in France Is now divided into two great
classes, the BoargeOisie, middle classes. com
posed of the bankers, merchants. nlasterroanuiac-
turers, land holders, ia short, Of men Of property
who do not engage in manual labor for their sub
sistence aad the aboriug classes, who arc withou,
property, and who depend upon their daily labor
TOR support. The late conflict was between rhc-.
two classes and it IS the beginning no doubt, Of
great struggle, of which we have Just seen the.
opening scene. The Bourgs0ise has conquered in
this frat conflict, but it mas two terrible clement.
against it In the future. let. The misery Of the
working classes: p. The de-nsrsts coursge oF
these men--a courage which Is inherit in tn
French character. Ii the BJusgeoi.is DO rot dis.
cover some mean. Of improving the condition OF
the masses through practical, Industrial rrforza-
Ercnch society xiI De shaken TO i,s sery f5ua5a-
ti0n. and ths Bourgeois vii 10 the erd be cor
quercl BY violence. as were the Ari>trcr1~. a-. a
Chur-, ~ 10 rrrel1'i-u r. 1913"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

Seven Western and Southern States elect State
Officers. and in one case Indann) Members OF
Congress- in the frss part of the coming month.
The following were the majorities in these States
in 1874, when Mr.. Polk was elected -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
Wing maj.


These elections will be looked at with interest
ind cation of the feeling of the people tbs
Presidential nominations. 1t is deemed probable
that the Wings may change the majority in InIi
ana but the other States having Democratic ma
jorities will probably remain unchanged, at lea-t
until the candidates for President directly be-
fore the people.
The first election in New England will take place
in Vermont, on the 9Th Of September. Next, aine,
on the lIth of the same month. Georgia, Araau-
sas, Maryland. New Jersey, Pennsylvania. and
Ohio, vote in October. Massachusetts, does not
vote for State Officers until the week after the
Presidential election, which takes place through
vernb Der.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
AGENTS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

The following gentlemen are authorised to act as
A,ent, for this paper. and requested TO use their
aHuence in obtaining subscribers
DodgertAe. >. A. bRowSELL'
DARwIS c. BLAIR.
linden. S SEABuRY, Esq
porf,,', Grove GEO. w. HIcKcox.
sr,na. J. 5. WALKR,
Belsna. JOHN METcALF,-
ShuHsburg, CHARLs Poi. Esq.
Franklin, Dr L. Z NJ htSNEY,
J. A. WAKEFIELD.
ULRIcH. Esq.
ysllou, Stone. L. A HALL, ESQ.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
T E r M S

TIE r MS:
To Village Subscribers ...............S2 so
To O.Hce and Mail Subscribers 90
~ payment is DELAYED six mouths, additional SO
cents will b charged.
~ Companies Of Ten or more, who pay in
sIroxce have the paper for 8 so per year each
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square Us lines or less) insertion. 81 90
Each additional insertion, 80
One month ................ 2 90
Three months .............. 800
Six months ....-............ 500
One wear ................ 300
u.ls column six months 100
One wear ID 90
One column six months ID Or
One year 25 GJ
TAll Advertisements charged ~ the ,uuare IN.
lea. otherwise agreed upor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

Delirered before Dodserille Dtrision No.
8. Sons of Temperance, at their First
Anniversary Celebration, held on the
22d day of July, ls4s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
w. O'C o. RS.
rUaELv vEGErAaLr
FEVER 4 AGILE NlDSraRlTyI.

THIS medicine has bven used for the last eight
yesrshv n large number OF individuals afflicted
9th diseases usually termed Fever and Ague
Dumb Aguc. Chill, or Intermittent Fevrrs. Jaun-
aee, &c. &c. The proprietor has been unwea-
,'es =" hts efforts. from year to year. to improve
"e virtues Of this Specific for the various di>-as-
e hrsr'a referred to, until he can now confident
~ 'strodsce and recommend il as one OF the
most safe AMI eff-ctuai remedies extant. The
Specihc. or "Ncstrum." is composed exclusive
o. vegetable extracts, many Of which, would
" themselves have relieved the d Use nscd tie nj
and temporarily restored to health; but bv ne,
srverlsg application to render the Specific i'm The
highest degree valuable, some new iuyr-dirn,s
ssrs fortunately discovered, which nv addition
have. BY ~xp-firp- ntai and scientific comb,n.
alton, now rendered il not only Temporary re-
lief (ike other similar rcmedie>l from disc asses
o. bilious character, but is warranted 10 e,frc,
Permanen, and radical cure. when taken in
conformity with the directions.
Numerous certificates, as well ms individual
testimony, could be furnished in evidence Of its
wonde rt"i ~fncacy anil never falling virtues
Az however, who arc afflicted, can do the m
e'ves no greater benefit than at least to try n
nnedy which experience has demonstrated as
see Of the most valuable in recent discoveries
FOR sale IN Wayne County by Irwin Reed,
Aehmond; T. B. Abraham.. CentreviiI-; Dam
VI Mink Pin Hook; John Brown, Penns Vile 4;
A'eamond. August, 10, lsAs. 34-3m.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

AN ORDINANCE declaring vacant certain AL
leys, aud establishing others ~ their ste nd. in
that part Of the city Of Richmoad laid out by
Robert Morrison
Sec. lst- Be it ordained by the Common
Council Of the city Of Richmond. that the AL
ley on the north side of lot number in that
part Of the city OF Richmond laid out by
Robert Morrison, running west from Green
street 10 an out lot belonging 10 Caleb Shearon.
also the alley between lots numbered and III
said Morrissou's addition, running north from
Main street TO said lot number four, BE- and The J
are hereby declared vacant.
Sec. 2nd And be il further ordained that 10
sepi HoweiIs, Richard Burk ana Caleb Sh-aron.
lie and they hereby authorized TO open an
alley the North side of lot numbered four
running west as chosen, also an alley between
lots numbrred 1 and running NORTH, from
Main street SAID lot number four.
Sec. Bird. BE i. further ordained, That sal
Alleys be Of the width as they are
the frs. mentioned alley Is feet wide and the
latter, ~ te-t.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
y. W. DAVIS. Clerk.
Nov. LIST Is4-. Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
PUBLIC SALE.
small Farm. House 4 Lot Il GrIis,

AAI ILL be sold at public sale. on Friday the
" lath of Novembrr next. at the farm be-
longing to the Heirs OF David anderson. drceas-
ed I,ing about . mites North west of lliilsbo-
rough, Wayne County, Indiana. The above
said farm containing eighty acres Of lana. most
" improved. Also, House and Lot III Bethel
of of acre, on the following terms, TO wit:
One third to be paid IN six months, third in
twelve months. and the remaining third III two
Years with interest from the date Of the sale
The purchaser viii be required TO give notes
with approved security. in order that The Court
may grant the "a deed. Corn, w heat and Oats,
will also b.. Sold on u credit of ) months. Sale
to commence at 10 O'Clock said day, when
due attendance will be given bv
JOSHUA HARLAN, Cnardian
HOSE G.. TILLSON, administrator.
October 10, ~. 42-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

NOFICEi> hereby given that we will expose
y AT public auction, on Wednesday the l5l,
day of November next, at the late residence OF
w .iliam Fouis. deceased, near Boston, all the
prrson"l property of the said deceased, consIs-
ting Of Uorses, Carte. Sleep, Hogs. Wagon.
CarTiaas. HarHess. Waeat. COrn. Oats and Hay.
also Beds. Betting, Hoasehold coods and Farm
iag utensils. sc. a credit Of twelve months
will he given, all sums of three dollars and
npwartS, (and on all sums under that amount
cash in llnnd) the purchaser giving his note
with approved sccnriv.
DAVID FOUTZ. .,..
JOEL RAILSBACK,S "
Oct. 25Ih 1913. 44-3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
DlS,OIC clOSO OF p\RrNERS9IlF.

TINlIE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM Dell and Wm Ackeruian, unGcr the
nrne Of w IN. Dell & Co, is this day dissolved
by putuhi agreement.
The Candle and Soap business will be contin-
urd ut the Old stand, Opposite G. Buhi's by WIN.
Ackrrmnn aud Gotlieb Weiiner, who respect
fully solicit the patronage Of the public.
They keep constantly on hand the best quality
Of Candies aud Soap. which they are selling al
reasonable rates.
1JASoap, 81 cts, wholesale: cts. retail. 80
WI. ACKE2NAN,
GOTLIEB " EIDNER
Richmond, Oct. 2J,h ISIS. 1o-.ln.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
,nnw.R.saD smxYRRr
EEPING.


q +. BARNABY'S Writing Rooms and
-. Mercantile Institute, No. ;. Third street.
opposite the New Court House, Dayton Ohio.
MIR. sespecifaIIy invites the attention o.
those interested, to his course Of instruction IN
Book. Keeping. which embraces entries IN
Wholesale ssd Retail. Shipping. Conm'ss'en'
Steamboating. Exchange, Banking and Comps
NJ Specializing business; both with aud without
partners. =,
Pupi!s who take a full course OF lessons. Will
open c onduct and close from twelve TO fifteen
distinct and complete SETS Of books ny Tue
frequent L-tg-r Blessings and B"lance sheet e1-
hiblts, which they make. no; on'y OF prosper
Gus bat OF Adverse OPERATIONS, the be st OF men
TAI di-c i,iine for business Is s~cused-
Geutiemen who are igdns irions and ane"fIre,
can b. fully prepared for the Couniin" Room III
from to = weeks time and WIZ be able 10 give
what is strictly necrs5ary.) a lucid ann corn
mon sense reason for every eutry they make.
In short the course OF instruction ny >. II. II
is the same ~ Taught al M-s-fs. Cr.ttenfrn =
Commercial Institute at Phlldrlphta. VIZ; 10
place III the hands Of the student the Key when
unlocks The mysteries connected with t'- sell
encr Of Accounts and -naLl- han readily TO
cotnprehen nd transactions Of tn. most intricate
character
Instruction, Indiviiual aud not in classes
TER Ms for full c0urs" by Double Entry
$50; Partial Course, SIS; Full course Singie
Entry. s. % inyar,sby one half III ndvance.
Business Uours--Alt-r the 1T of SePteinoer
froa, 10 20 ~ O'Clock d. M 10 - p. IN ana
7 10 81 at night
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Administrators Notice

HE Undersigned, hrving taken out Of the
Wayne Probate Court. I-ttrrs of A'inin-
istrdtion Oh the estate OF Hannah Thompson ,
late OF SAID county, decreased. notice is the 70
gven to All those. indebted To sad estate To maxi
immediate prymcnt. ana those having claims
against the SINE to present them leg lily anthem
ticatrG for ~ttlcui Mt thin the time prose q
by law. The estate - iasov"nt.
BRAN THO NrSON, Admir-.
Oct 80 1873. iJ-3w.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Auini.1iStratDrS Sale.

IA III. be sold. on Friday, Nov. 2Ith. at
w the Late residence of iItnn,I, Thompson
deceased, IN Franklin Township. ~ miles North
of IilIshorough. the following personal proper
" t"-wi: One Chr md Cni'. cnod Ioom ,rnt
MI TIE necessary fixtures FIR nearing. HonsehoH
ana Kitchen Furniture. sc. Sale To commence
II 10 o'cIurk sill day. when terms will be
made known aud due attendance given by
BRAN THOMPSON, Admir-.
Nov LIST, ISIS. CIV.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
six HUNDRED BOTTLES OT
TownSc SarSaparilI

EU.;T received and for sale by the whole sale
~ or retail 1T DR.. iIuwtil's Drug Store.
n b Persons in th. n-ighboring towns, de-
string ugenci-s for the sail. of the ,hovr medi-
cine, are requested To call on DR. Iloweis, who
j. authorized TO appoint agents la any place
whore there are none
Oct 3ist. Isis. 1J-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Important 10 Cons ssm psivc~.

Sirang-! That so many who afflicted with
. COUGH that Is gradually wearing them down,
aud slowly. but surely stealing thrn into thai
sfra.!!ui disease. Consu"piion that disease
which carries oil thousands daily, are doing moth
i"g. or what is worse than nothing. gorging them
selves with aosframs that are pulled to the skies
Ter cures they said 10 have effected on some
torcign OF unknown persons. when they
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMrOU ND SYRUP OF LlNEKW ORr AND
TAR. which still continues to effect the most
W0adc faI CHtes ever recorded in the annals OF
medicine. y fact which IL proved by reference
10 the vast number OF certificates from the first
aud most fcss'-s table citizens. such as--Dr. W M
J. Richards. Judge W.n. Burke. the Wiz. of the
Rev. 4. w. Nai~y. DIR. Hiram Cox. late Profess
sos in Eclectic Medical College OF Cincinnati.
and others of that city Certificates not only of
remarkable rnrrs Of distressing Cough. hut Con-
sumPii"" actually cared, aztec the Phy sicians OF
the highest standing had given ih-m up T." die
IL mes Of sach high standing will couch for the
Trsaf cirfnes Of dsis m-diciIr. we cannot but in
fer that II il ut least all that II j. represented 10
BE-. Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers in
aEo,heP colu,nn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06

This poi,i. branch Of education Is under the
supervision of Il Yankee WrItiug Master. whose
specimens If PcnnansliIp have arawn from the
Press IN this wei! as most ot!s-r cities III the
T. mon, such high eucoinIuuis. j. Please call
und see specimens
Hour. OF instruction for Gentlemen al log a
~. and ! - the evening Ladies Glasses meet
al 3 aud p. ~. precisely, mp stairs
TER MS.---For - ir=-"ns S2r5J; for 80 less
ous in psain ~ ritinC, - %. tr-7- Ornamental As
Der agreement PAYMENT TO be made b-twcen
ih,. ST aud OIL, ir+~on. 3-Stationary gratis
DAYTON, Noy. LIST. ISIS. ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
PATENT sEPERAToR

TONNSEND'S PATENT SEPARATOR.
IN w. ROBINSON. RICHMOND, Ind. having
e i. purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO
manufacture, use, ard sell TO others to he used,
Townsend's Patent Separator, in the counties Of
Wayne, Rush. Fay-u-, Marion. Vigo, and Tip
pecano-, and has the further privilege Of selling
III any portion Of the State for limited time, is
now prepared to furnish them at fair prices. and
of the bes. materials and work mauslIip. He is
also prepared 10 furnish a superior horse power
sufficient in strength for SIX or eigh, horses.
Express, Terre Haute. Atlas. lafayette Jour
nal. indianapolis, viii publish 10 the amount Of
81, and the Republican,. Rushvii-; Telegraph,
ConncrsviiIe, 10 the amount Of 81. and charge
this office.
Richmond, Aug. 30, ls4s. - 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
A MEXICAN OIL--THE GREATEST
~ RE HEDY or NATURE--Procure from

( hG HED1 Of ~ Il Procured rom
Il we'll ia Kentucky l-5 fret below the earth
surface. This OIL viii be found vastly superior
to Harlem British. or any nth-r formerly popu
lar on! It's curative proper rites for the following
ailments truly WONDERFUL: Inf ,nmatory
rheunitis,n, whooaing cough. phihy>ic, coughs.
coils, sptsins, trtter, -rNs ,etas. seal! had.
Group, ini itnuistory sore throat liver complaint.
inf ANIMATION OF the kidneys, pans in The breast
side anI back, diseases Of the spine, pies, heart
burn, discusses Of the hip ONT, inf Ifned
deafness and ache, worms, toothich-, sprains
strains burns, scaids bruises, cuts, ulcers, cam
GERS, fev-r sores, &c, &c,
Its 0rn merits is brst recommen !ation; as
thousands Of people, Of all classes and ages can
testify.
CiCTION--In order to he sure of obtaining
the genuine. purchase only OF the General
Agent, Doctor Edgar Thorn, Dnbiin. WAYNE
County. Indiana, or through sub-agrnts aPpoin-
ted by him for its sale: each of whom will have
!, Show Bill, aud general directions III Pamphlet
form. containing the names an! address OF the
Propri-tor-, AMI General Agent for the State Of
lnIIann. ~ follows:
D. Hail & Co. Proprittors, Kentucky.
DOCTOR EDGAR THORN, General Agent
for tn. State OF Ini.ianr, Dubin. WAYNE County
To whom, all or .cr> must be ad,ires>ed.
Agrnts.-Tow Lewis 4 Co.. aud Silvcr-
& Brigg. C,nbrigri I,co5 Suwers. German
town: Dr. J Z. Bail, Centievi'!e; Jesse Meek,
Richnond So )
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-06
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
L signed have taken "ut letters Of Admins
iraion on the rsiat" Of William Fontz. licensed,
late OF Wayne county Iniiana. MI persons IN
dchted TO said estate. are requested 10 make inn
u-date payment. and those having claims
against the same notified to present the NJ du-
" auti,c ,,cated. fo- seiilemen mt. The estate is
supposed To b- solvent
DAVID FOUTZ.
JOEL RAILSBACKi Au'"'>'a'o'>'
Oct 25th. lS4S. 44-3w