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i MUMCIETOV2! CEHTOE HOTEL TIIEKICIMIOXD PALLADIUM, rillir, subscriber has taken the new brick CEN lKE JL HOTEL, in Mnncietowii, Delaware county, Indiana, Anti-Slavery ConTcntion. At a convention hell near Camden, Jay IriJinia, on 4th day, the 25th of the Third Month, 1310, WM. II. Ill LLCS was called to the Chair, and Jon Cakk, jr. appointed Secretary.

The object of the meeting being briefly stated, Pusev ahundance of fine building rocks of limestone, in which are imbedded myriads of fossils for the cabinet of the geologist. I have collected a great number of them; andhavo sent a considerable assortment to several of my scientific friends IS PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, 11Y ZD a 1" It ike Sjulh-west corner of Jlain and Front tlrccls, Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana. where he hopes to receive a liberal share ot cuitom lrom his old friends and the public in general. The House ia large, commodious ami comfortably furnished. The Stable and Wagon Yard are both large and convenient; with a well of good water in the yard, and plenty of good Hay, piTlZENS OF THE WEST, you have nw before y0J KJ Dr.

Joseph Prietly Peters' Celebrated Vegetable An-ti-liilhous Pills, Which have received the direct sanction and patrouage of moie than five hundred eminent Physicians, who are daily using them in their practice. Hundreds and thousands bless the day they became acquainted with Peters' Vegetable Pills, which, in consequence of their extraordinary goodness, have attained a popularity unprecedented in tho history of medicine Terms. TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE. at the cast; to whom, I have no doubt, some of the specimens will be new. Of course at this season of the year I am not ablo to speak of the Craves introduced the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That this convention do now proceed to organize a County Society, Oats and Com in the stable.

Every attention shall be paid to all who may call to make them happy and comfortable. BENJAMIN SAYRE. Muncietown, Feb. 8, 1S40. 5if deviation from the above terms need Le expected.

Terms of Advertisinsr.ONK Dollar per square for botany of the neighborhood; but if I should return thisway in the summer I will pay soma at When taken according to the directions accompanyir tention to it. them, they are highly beneficial in the prevention and cure of Billious Fever, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Spleen. Piles, Colic. I was told the other day, by an old settler that three insertions, and 1 wentt-1 ive Cents for each additional insertion. Tex Lines, or the space occupied by 230 ems, is counted a square, nothing counted less than a square; all over a square, and less than a square and a half to be counted a square and a half, Per square for three months, Three Dollars; for six months Six Dollars, or Ten Dollars ptt annum two squares Fifteen Dollars and Fifty Cents per annum; three squares the spot where the town stands was formerly co riHE Youn; Wife, The Young Mother, The Young Housekeeper, Young Husband, Tho Mother in her Family, all by Dr.

Alcott. Man, in his physical ptruclure and adaptations by Robert Mudie, Letters to Mothers, Young Ladies Book cf Romantic Tales, Museum of Religious Knowledge, Young Lady's Guide, Flora's Lexicon, For sale by D. P. HOLLO WAY. JAMES E.

REEVES, CASH A 22 Obstructions, Heartburn, Furred Tongue, Nausea, Distension of the Stomach aud Bowels, Incipient Diarrhea, Fla- auxiliary to tho Indiana State Anti-Slavery Society. On motion, it was Resolved, That a committeo be appointed to form constitution end propoao names for officers of the society: Whereupon, the following gentlemen were up-pointed said committeo: Moses Allen, E. LVivis, Benjamin White, Charles Scott, and II. Ililles, who, after retiring a short time, reported the following constitution, whicli was read and adopted: CONSTITUTION. Article 1st.

This society shall bo called "The vered with nettles 3 and four feet in height; and tulence, Habitual Cositiveness, Loss of Appetite, Blotched so dense that the scythe was employed to cut a passage through the woods in which they grew Twenty Dollars per annum. Merchants, and others, advertising by the year, will he charged for a column of 4000 m', $60,00 pet annum for three-fourths of a column, for half a column, for a Nettles, I believe, are indicative of a fertile soil; and from the general prosperity of tho people here, I am led to believe the criterion is strictly FX DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, QUE EXSWARE, 3 GROCERIES, East room in Morrisson's brick building, Main street, Richmond, Indiana. quarter of a column, deihctioit of per cent, will be made on advertisements longer than a quarter of a column, when inserted by the half year or year, and not altered. Chancery notices and petitions foi divorces, must be paid invariably in advance. Advertisements comiag from abroad, must be accompanied with the cash, inless ordered for publication by a brother publisher.

5tf correct in this instance. The town has natural rebruary bin, leoJ. ad vantages, whichd onot always meet in the same spot; when we find good water, we often find BAR IRON, just received and for sale by HAMILTON rEDRICK. or sallow Complexion, and in all cases ol i orpor of th Bowels, here a cathartic or an aperient is needed. They are exceedingly mild in their operation, producing neither nausea, griping, nor debility.

Thf following highly flattering testimonials of the efSca-cy of these celebrated Pills for the cure of Liver Complaints, Billious Diseases, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Debility, have been voluntarily given by medical men of the greatest celebrity in the North. We, the undersigned, members of the Medina! Faculty, having examined the properties of Dr. Peters' Pills, and used, them in our practice, most cheerfully recommend them as a Family Medicine, and consider them the best Vegetable Pills we have ever used. Doctor EL WELL, Doctor S. D.

AT WATER. HARRIS, JAMES ANDERSON. li. II. RAMSEY, II.

S. BERNARD. From Dr. Eli Todd, lata President of the Medical Society of Connecticut, and Principal of the Insane Hospital at Hartford, dated Sylembcr 8, 1 633. My personal acquaintance with Dr.

Joseph Priestley Peters' together with the very favorable impression of his tal poor land, if rich land, then, too often, there Jay County Anti-Slavery Society." Art. 2d. This society hold, that tho system of American Slavery ia full of flagrant wrong and crime; that it is inherently atrocious and wicked; and, cf course, ou't at once to bo abandoned; that tho slave has a present and abiding title to tins "inalienable rights" of human nature, and that no good reason can be given for withholding them from hint for one moment. It is the object of this society to co-operato with kindre.l institutions, in the employment of all christian and constitutional means for the immediate and entire abolition little water, and that not of the best quality and 9 A FRESH SUPPLY in rich alluvial grounds we cannot expect to en OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, jjy the advantgesof the waterfall. Rut here na IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The public are hereby directed to the medical advertisements of Dr. Harlich's celebrated Compound Strengthening Tonic, and German Aperient Pill9, which are a medicine of great value to the afflicted, discovered by O. P. Harlich, a celebrafed physician at Altdorf, Germany, which has been used with unparalleled success throughout Germany. This medicine consists of two kinds, viz the German Aperient, and the Compound Strengthening Tonic Tills.

They are each put up in lure has thrown together, a productive soil, th CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, ic. just received and for sale, wholesale and retail, at Dusdalc'g Dru? Store, best of water, to be obtained at a reasonabl depth all over tho country, numerous gushin Main street, a few doors cast of Ike Bank, Richmond, Ia. springs, abundant water power, and a healthy lo Aso, on hand, a general assortment or 1 HOMPSONIAN MEDICINES. CDec. 14, 1839.

49-Cm small packs, and should both be used to effect a permanent eure. Those who are afflicted would do well lo make atrial of this invaluable medicine, as they never produce sickness or nausea while using. A safe- and effectual remedy for cation. With provisions like these, the place ents and his character, derived from his friends, have catig-Ced me that he is well entitled to the medical bonors he re-received at Yale College, and that the public may safely confide in his integrity aud skill, in the exercise of his prc- ennot fail to prosper. The past sanctions this o- und in the road half mile west of slavery in tho United States: and for the elevation anj improvement of tho colored population, and it pledges itself to courage and faithfulness, till, under God, the great work is completely accomplished.

Art. 3 J. The members of this society, shall be all such persons as approve tho principles and objects of this constitution, and authorise their names to be signed to the same. The privileges A KEG of SALTS fou of Richmond. The fessiou.

owner can have it by paving for i this advertisement. Inquire at the BOOK STORE. April 4th, 1610. pinion: since the first sale of its lots in 1816, it has steadily improved without those aids, which are so essential to the prosperilyof some towns, Portsmouth, 7 lugun ULh, 1333. 1 If i'TriTi PrTnic 1 i i i ou icni an.

a eiiouiu do giacl it SEIIITOLES, the nuuiu s-ciui tuc uy iiexipacsei a supply of your Pills, as sdie increases, notwithstanding Brandeth's and Evan's pill 3 DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, and all Stomach Complaints; pain ia the side, Liver Complaints, Loss of Appetite, Flatulency, Palpitation of the Heart, General Debility, Nervous Irritability, Sick Headache, Female Diseases, Spasmodic Asthmas Consumption, The German Apperient Pills are to cleanse the stomach and purify the blood. The Tonic or Strengthening Pills are to cleanse the stomach and purify the blood. The Tonic or Strengthening Pills are to strengthen and invigorate the nerves and digestive organs and give tone to the stomach, as all diseases originate from impurities of the blood and disordered stomach. This mode of treating diseases is pursued by all practical Physicians, which experience has taught them to be the only re nedy to effect a cure. They TTOR sale by the subscriber, at $3,00 per thousand, when v.

v. it j.jf diiueiu aiiu tirxt lerof the purchaser; or $2,50 at his denvere.l to the or iim'le Machine, xJa miles north of Abington. patent i perhaps particularly at the west. These, puffed up by tho blast of some interested person's trumpet, soon after shrink into insignificant dimensions, when the people "get the wind of it." Richmond has also the advantage of lying in the route of the great national road, which passes Fanners can have Shingles of the subscriber, in exchange are not only recommended and prescribed by the most ex auceci tneir pin nere, lound a falling off in my sales, but after having been used they were fouud not to be equal to yours. liy attention to the above request, you will great! oblige Yours, NESTOR.

II. FORBES.0 Extract of a letter from Dr. Francis Bogart, of Providence December 7, Peters' Tills are an excellent aperient and cathartic medicine, (thoie efffrcls being prod.iced by the difference of the quantity taken.) and are decidedly superior to Lee's, Bran-dctb's or Morrison's Albany X. Y. Jan T.

fnr thin sap poplar blocks, 13 inches long, clear of bark, or 21,25 per cord of 43 cubic feet; and it requires nearly one cord ol Blocks to make 500 Shingles, when rived and shaved in tha common" 'way. Orders left in Richmond at Iden Elliott's board yard (where a sample of the Shingles may be seen,) or with Myers Seaton, in Cenireville, will receive attention. fj7Tho patent right of Marion countv, is offered for sale or rent. DAVID E. KOWLKTT.

Third Month 23th, 1310. 12tf perienced Physicians in their daily practice, but also taken cf membership shall also be extended to those who belong to societies kindred in desigu and auxiliary to this. Art. 4th. The officers of this society shall be a "President, three Vice Presidents, a Recording and Corresponding Secretary, and Treasurer, together with an Executive Committee of five persons; all to be chosen annually and to continue in oflicc till others are elected in their place.

AnT. 5th. The officers of this society shall faithfully discharge the duties which usually pertain to the respective offices they hold. Tho Secretary shall notify all meetings under the direction of the Executive Committee, and the Trea- Burer shall pay out money to iheir order alone. Art.

6th. It shall be the duty of the Executive Committee to prepare business for the several by those gentlemen themselves whenever they feel the symptoms of those diseases; in which they know them to be ef ficacious, this is the case in all large cities in which they have an extensive sale. It is not to be understood that these medicines will cure all diseases merely by purifying the blood this they will not do; but they certainly will, and sufficient authority of daily procrfs asserting that those med- through its principal street. Feeling, as I do, a profound interest in the generul education ot my fellow-beings, you will not consider it strange if I often allude to this subject. I am reminded of this topic just now, bp the noisy merriment of boys just released from school, It certainly a high satisfaction to any foreseeing man, to know that ample op true much pleasure ia brarinsliinnny to the ef- fk-ney of your pills in removing bile from the stomach; and tciues, taken as recommeivlea by the directions whicli ac company th8m, will cure a great majority of diseases of the in all complaints emanating from that source Corner of illafn anU faaricn streets.

subscriber has taken tho Tavern louse on tho 1 corner ol Main.tind Marion streets, Richmond, Tnd. Yours, respectfully, UEO HULL, I. stomach, lungs, and liver, by winch impurities of tho blood are occasioned. Frlracl of a hi tar from Dr. Jesse Savr.dcrs.

dated portunities are offered in his neighborhood for the Causes or Dtspepsia. This disease often originates where ho will exert himself to render those who may favor him with their custom as comfortable as possible. To those oodviilc, August iih, lKl'1 'H" auaJ" lew. from a habit of overlading or distending the stomach by acquisition of useful knowledge; and I am grati- I who hav hprdtnforn nntrnnhixl ti .1 I exces: sive eatnii or drinking or vw uro traded neriotla t.f Albert p.nr.er rwt me tha xvmirv rf led in perceiving that tho means of obtaining a fasti ng, an indolent or sediuitary life in hich no exercise is iV, to contmue their Vegetable Anti-DUliou, Pills for this place, and left It ed to the muscular fibres or mental faculties fear, erief i u. the many c.

1 presumed would supply the for afford' "school-education1' in this place and its vicinity and are sufficiently numerous; and the teachers, so dici in ciinuvui iu caidiiiin me cuaraciex oi twelve months rScarrelv hmvAvr h.i I t-M deep anxiety, taking too frequently stron? purtrmiz me- i mumus. oar.ei, noweier, nau I bolU a dozen boxes, lua House by more substantial recommendations. than a nn rnmmnc'! i nes, dyeentary, miscarriages, intermittent and spasmo- TH'INT n'TPnfiT 1 commenced upon them which consumed my affections of the stomach and bowels; the most common! p. tort JUlU LUUUUl. i in rather Jess than four weeks.

Since then meetings of this society to obtain lecturers to superintend tho circulation of memorials and petitions to Congress and the State Legislature. Art. 7th. The society shall hold regular quarterly meetings, one of these shall be its annua! meeting and held on the first Seventh-day of the Sixth Month. These meetings shall be occupied in hearing in with the regular business of the society.

Other meetings maybe held by a vote of the society or on a call of the Executive Committee. die far as my observation extends, appear to be cnt use 1 contrived to procure a cross more, which larl a oi the latter causes are late hours and the too frcqu of spirituous liquors. for Dr. Harlich's Compound Strengthening To Ti.TITCIIELL'S SCHOOL GEOGR A PHY A sys-XV fl lem Modern Geography, comprisms a descrintion oays, out now i am entirely troubles me not a little as I have several calls for them within every hour of the day. Indeed, sir, the sale of your invaluable pill have not only entirely taken the lead of anv ihi ilT pice ii ihr This brings to mind the common school system nic, and German Apperient Pills.

of the State. If I am rightly informed, this sys of the present slate of tho World, and its five ereat divi- bions, America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceanica, with I cine line that was ever introduced into this section of the 4 I i wim, in i in vi wu the sals of all tem is in a sadly neglected condition. Of the appropriated funds, which ought to have been Art. 8. It shall be the duty of the Secretary of their several Empires, Kingdoms, States, Territories, country, but has actually stopped The whole embellished by numerous engravings of various You will please immediately, on interesting objects of Nature and Art; together with repre- ward me two thousand boxes al the receipt of for- CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.

The only sure and the best course to pursue in curing of whatever nature they may be, is, first to cleanse and purify the stomach and bowels by general aperients: secondly, to give strength and tone lo those tender organs by the use of tonics. This mode of treating diseases is pursued by regular Physicians, which thny well know to be the only course to resort vour lowest wholesale nri. this society, annually, to make a full and detailed report of its doings and the progress of the cause scrupulously employed in perfecting the system, seatations of remarkable and noted events. Simplified r.nd adapted to the capacity of Yotith. Illustrated bv an At much b33 been scattered, and wasted, and lost committed to its care to the society of which this ces, directed to the care of Trescott, James Company, New Orleans, and I will remit you the araoiu of your Jull as soon as received.

"Yours, Jtc, JESSE SAUNDERS, M.D. "To Dr. Joseph Triestley Peters." las of sixteen Maps, drawn and engraved to accompany the There appears to me to be need of some comman to, to enect a speedy ana permanent cure. Lr llariich's I work. Compound Strengthening Tonic aad German Aperient Pills ding voice to arouse tho attention of the people is an auxiliary, and also to give a complete list of its officers the additions during the year, and the whole number of members.

AnT. 9th. This society may amend its constitution at any regular meeting, by a vote of two- to this subject and of some efficient hand to gath er up the scattered means, to burnish tho machi Richmond, 4th mo. Kith 1810. I have examined Mitchell's School Geography, and I am satisfied that it is superior to any other work of the kind with which I am accquainted.

ISAAC IIIATT, Teacher. For sale at the Book Store-April 18. UiO. 13-tf are a sure medicine to etlect this grand object. Tho German Aperient Pills are to cleanse the stomach and intestines, after which the Compound Strengthening Tonic IV 1 3 are used to give strength and tone to those organs which require tender treatment.

Nearly two-thirds pf the diseases which we daily behold are diseases of the nervous system, and by continually using drastic mineral purgatives, tho thirds of the members present which amendment eball have been proposed at a previous meeting, nery and set it in motion. Surely there is energy and skill enough in the State to bring about this desirable condition of things; and why not the To which, forty-five persons ordered their names Extract from an Add re delivered on the Evening of the 14th May, 1S37, before the Medical Board of New Vork, by Dr. Emerson. See -Vtip York liepartt. for 1837.

1 1 "As a body, 1 know we have set our face nsrai.ist the generality of patent medicines, and experience has US that the great bulk of them ate mere catch-penny ttaah; but I feel called upon to make an honorable exception hi favor of the Vegetable l'ilis of our worthy and skillful fellow laborer and and citizen, Dr. Joseph" Priestley I'eters, of which, (in consequence of their peculiarly nutritious action on the blooJ) and several members of this Society, are ardent patron-." This frUndly allusion to the Weta- attached as members. disposition? The committee also proposed the following na Besides the ordinary schools, there are in town sunerer will soon tnd himseli a being tn much rcfqipil ti remain long in existence. Full and explicit directions, both in English and German, accompany this medicine. Principal reasons why Dr.

Harlich's Compound Strengthening and German Aperient Pills are used by all classes of people, in preference to other medicines Because they are prepared from a vure extract of halt, a Chair Manufactory. 5 IlE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the 8L public, generally, that he is prepared to manufacture CilAlKS, SUTTKIiS, 5cc. on liberal terms; an assortment of which he hns now on hand, and will execute all orders in his lino with neatness and despatch. med gentlemen for officers of this society: President MOSES ALLEN. several other institutions of a literary and scien Vice Presidents Wm.

II. Ililles, James Mar tific character, which 1 must not pass by. Tho wholesome medicine, mild in its operation and pleasant in oldest, I believe, is the Young Men's Literary Die i ins was received witu a warm round of applause by all the members present. His shop is one door north of S. Duncan's Cabinet "Ware-Room, on Front street, sign of the "Gil AIR.

SHOP." AARON SMITH. its effects the most certain preserver of health, a safe and quis, and Enos Lewis. Recording Secretary Charles Scott. Corresponding Secretary Job Carr, jr. Treasurer Wm.

Mendenhall. etlectual cure ot Uyspepsia or Indigestion, and all tnomach Complaints, a preserver and purifier of the whole system. Uecause they soothe the nerve3 of sensibility and fortify the nerves of motion, imparting to their vnon subtle fluid its Executive Committee James William White, Ellis Davi9, Emory Lewis, and J. Philips Richmond, I eb. 29th, 13-10.

fctf HAMILTON PEDRICK, PRODUCE and ROCEItV DEALERS; Corner of JIain and Pearl streets, Richmond Indiana. Which was united with, and they accordingly pristine tone, thus giving strength and clearness of mind. Because they never destroy the coats of the stomach and bowels, as all strong purgatives do. Because science and experience teach us that no mere purgative alone will cure the diseases of the stomach n-rves. fJODoctor 1 eters wishes it to be distinctly understood, that he has offared a reward of One thousand dollars for such inlormation as will ensure the conviction of any person who may venture to counterfeit ids Pills.

They are put up neatly in tin boxes, containing 29 and 45 Pills. April 11th, 1840. 14-ly Tot sale by Irvin Reed Brother, Basil Crightwell, J. K. Dugdale, and D.

P. Holloway, Richmond. Coffin Parker, Newport. Michael Aker, Goodrich, Brother Winchester. S.

P. Anthony, M. 1). Wil-liard Putnam, Bioomfield Jack, Muncietown Smith, Sample, Vorktown. Joel Blacklidjje, Andersontown.

appointed: when it was Association, which was established 7 or 8 years ago. The Franklin Institute, which has been in existence about two years, is, like tho one just named, furnished with an interesting library. Its proceedings consist, principally, in general discussions and the reading of essays. But the mammoth institution of this character is the ono most recently established: it is called the Rich mond Atheneum. Tho scope of this institution is large: all that belongs Resolved, That a delegation be appointed to attend the state convention, to be held at ISew Weakness is the primary cause of a host of diseases, and, by continually resorting to iirastic purgatives, you make port, on the first Second-day of the Fourth Month next.

Twenty-five delegates were accordingly ALEB B. SMITH and WILLIAM A. UICKLE. having associated as partners in the practice of Law, at Richmond, Wayne county, respectfully offer their appointed. On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings tne uisease mucn worse, instead ol better.

Because Dr. Harlich's medicinos are put up upon the common-sense principle, "to cleanse and strengthen," which il the only course to pursue to effect a cure. Lastly, Because these medicines really do CURE the diseases for which they are recommended. fjT-Principal Office for the United States, No. 10 North this convention be forwarded to the Philanthropist, professional services to the public, in the different Courts in said county.

All business confided to them shall re- 1 ceive their prompt and careful attention. DR. WAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRU. NUS VIRGINIAN A or WILD CHERRY. This Medicine is oflered to the public as an effectual i within the compass of its design.

Lectures are read, discussions engaged con alt affections indicative of Pulmonarv diseases both in their versational powers are criticisms on Light street, Philadelphia. Also for sale at No, 41 St recent or more advanced stales such as Asthmno. recent ihn lanmmo-A r.f th momliers. when' assembled. VJair h.

Also, at Cincinnati, hy C. B. chronic Coughs, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, Inflamma 00 llminan, JNo. 2, Jjower Market street And, also, for sale at the Richmond Bookstore, by D. P.

HOLLOW AY. 1-1 V. tion 01 me iUucoua membrane, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Night Sweats, and all other diseases indicative of Consumption. It is not to be understood that this medicine will cure Consumption in its Inst stages, but it wir.i. Jan.

1 1, 1840. the Fort Wayne Sentinel, and Richmond papers, for publication. The convention then adjourned, to meet on the first Seventh-day of the Sixth Month the house of James Marquis, at 10 o'clock, a. on said day. WM.

II. II1LLES, President. Jon Carr, Sec'y. For the Richmond Palladium. LETTER IV.

Richmond, Dec, 1839. (iT" Office on Main street in UolSt Morrissori's hriclc building, immediately above James Reeves store. March 21st, IS 10. lhf VALUABLE LANlT FOR SALE. 4 FARM in Henry county, on the National road, vvo miles west of Lowisville, containing 170 acres.

Also a tract of land in Jay county, on the Fort Wayne road, three miles south of Portland, containing 80 acres. Empjireor Elijah Coffin, Richmond, or of Levi Coffin, la. Fourth month 23th, 1833. 20 tf. elevate and purity the diction, and ttirougu mo medium of queries, topics for conversation, argument and information are regularly introduced.

1 have frequently visited it to oxamine its growing cabinets: within a few months, the members have laid the foundations of a geological department, as well as one for mineralogy, conchology, and comparative and morbid anatomy, Tha col- My Dear Parents: I have already addressed ecveral letters to our lections for other branches of natural history arc OH SALE OR RENT. The BUbcrib offers for rVevr Hook. Curiosities of Litarature, Soulhey's l'oeiim, Storey's Miscellaneous Works, Crook's L'nirer3al Cazeteer, Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Bancroft's History of the States, Howe's Greek Revolution, IJeloe's Egypt, Arabia, Petrea, and the Holy Lund, Long's expedition to the Sources of Puter's River. Astoria, by Washington Irving, Blum's History of Christ, Gibbon's Rome, Plutarch's Lives, Goldsmith's Animated Nature. Arabian Nights, Ossian's Poems, Mrs.

Heman's Poetical Works, Woiks ot Lord Byron. Woodsworth's Poetical W'orks, Robertson's Works, Rush on the Mind, sale or rent, the house and lot. No. 60, pleasantly situ mutual friend 1 supposing of course you yet in the germ: it is contemplated, however, I have had the perusal of them. As ho feels in- 1 believe, to establish and enlarge the various cab-terested in my journey, I wish him to have the inets as rapidly as practicable botany, ichthyolo- ated on south Front street; the house ia built of brick, with a good cellar; stabling on the rear end of the lot; and garden ground neatly laid off.

CALEB SIIIIEEVE. 3d mo. 11, Is 10. 10-tf palliate antl arrest the progress of the disease, even in its last stages. This is certainly a blessing to those who suffer.

How many persons do we daily behold approaching an untimely grave wrested in the bloom of youth from their dear relatives and friends, afflicted with that common and destructive ravager called Consumption, which soon wastes the miserable sufferers uniil ihey become beyond the power of human skill. If such sufferers uould make use of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, they would soon find themselves more benefitted than by gulping the various ineffective remedies in which our newspapers daily abound. This S3'rup immediately begins to heal the Ulcerated Lungs, mitigating the distressing cough; at the earns time inducing a healthy and natural expec toration also, relieving the shortness of breath and pain in the chest which harrass the sufferer upon the slightest exercise, and finally the hectic flush and the pallid and emaciated cheek will soon begin to vanish, and the sufferer will here perceive himself snatched from a premature grave into the enjoyment agam of comfortable health. Inlf retting Cure performed ly Dr.

II. Swaynr's eom-pound Syrup of Prunus I'irginiana, or Wild Cherry. I have made use of this invaluable Syrup in my family, whicli entirely cured my child. The symptoms were, wheezing, and choking of phlegm; difficulty of breathing, attended with constant cough, spasms, convulsion, of which I had given up all hopes of its recovery, until I was advised lo make a trial of this invaluable medicine. Aftor seeine gy, cntomolegy, and other divisions of the animal reading of this.

The place from which I have dated my former from which shall date this.lies near the kingdom will, of course, not bn overlooked. It appears to me that such an institutidn is cal BOOK BINDING. The subscriber is prepared to execute all orders In the above business with despatch Persons wishing Blank Books made, can have them ruled to any pa ttr rn, by leaving directions. The best of paper will be used, if wished, and the work executed in a sivle which he is persuaded will meet the approbation of all who try him. Um jUooks re-bound.

Prices moderate. An as sortment of Clank Books, can be had at the Book Store. Qj-BINDERY situated on Main street, opposite the "K- D. P. HOLLOW AY.

Feb. lath, 1840. Clf culated to effect much good. It has already excited, amonj its members, a spirit of animated enquiry; and, to many of them, objects, which they were used to pass by heedlessly, have become alive with interesting properties: where the eye gazed vacantly.it is now opened with wonder; the gravel-bank that was but a bank of gravel, is now seen to be an authentic memorial of a once deluged world; the fossil-bearing rocks which were trodden upon almost irreverently, now testify clearly to an antideluvian existence; the spring which hubbies at their feet is traced to il? origin, and is pursued in its round to the ocean and the skies; the grass which carpets the earth, MnilE LITERARY SOUVENIR, Christian Keep-I of American of America -Language of Interl received bv D. P.

IIOLLOWAY. I B10 the wonderful effects it had 011 my child, I concluded to make the same trial upon myself, which entirely relieved ma of a cough that I was afflicted with for many years. Any person wishing to see me, can call ot my house in Beach hlreet, above the Market, Kensington. John Wilcox. Principal Office, No.

19, North Eighth street, Philadelphia. Also lor ala at No. 41, St. Clair street, Pittsburgh. Also, at Cincinnati, by C.

B. Hinman, No. 2, Lower Market street. And, also, for sale at the Richmond Bookstore, D. P.

IIOLLOWAY. eastern border of tho State of Indiana. It is a pretty place; and is finely located on an expanded plain. Its population is about (our thousand; and ths people are generally active, industrious and intelligent. Hero I have had renewed evidences of the prevalence of the spirit of equality in our land: the rich and the poor, the learned and the illiterate converse together.

I have seen as many haughty heads upon poor men'i shoulders, as upon those of the wealthy; and the learned man's head hangs as low as tho untutored man's. No nabob here makes prominent his underlip; nor does his gold glitter on his back; the clothing of the rich man is comely but not costly; it docs not ehine scornfully upon the garment of the mechanic, or of the day-laborer. There is a gorge cut through the town-plain, I should judge, of 80 to 00 feet, by a stream called Whitewater, immediately on the east side of whihe tch town is built. This gorge exposes on Sweet's Elocution, Parley's Common School History, icripture Geography, Dick's Works, Complete, Locke's Essays, Works of the Rev. John Newton, Sturm's Reflections, Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea, American Orchardist, The Complete.

Farmer, American Gardener, Lander's Expedition to the Niger, M'lntosh's Hi9iory of England, Roll iii's Ancient History, Letters of Elias Hick's, Dymond's Essays, Butler's History of Kentucky, Parley's Ornithology, For sale at the Book Store. ApTil 18, 1813. 13-tf Ilavingreturned to Richmond, would respectfully tender his services to its citizens, in the various branches of the profession. He may be found at his residence opposite Mr D. D.

Sloan's Hotel. LECTURES on Threnolosy, by George Combe; Combe 011 the Constitution of Alan, for saleat the RICHMOND BOOK-STORE. nd the flower which enamels the trees, are ter VfOTICE. The undersigned would inform all persons indebted to ths Estate of Samuel Fleminz, dec, that tney will find all Papers and Books connected wi'h the settlements of said Estate at D. P.

Wiggins Sons Leather Btore, Main street, where our authorised agent, Henry D. Wiggins will at all times be foun in our absence to make settlement. restrial inscriptions of beneficeRce, wisdom and power. In conclusion, I will observe, that I shall not probably address you again from this place, unless on my return I should remain here sometime. I wish to be kindly remembered by all my friends ia Connecticut and especially by you, my dear parents, to whom the tics of filial affection strongly bind me.

W. RICHMOND BOOK STORE. THE undersigned has just received and opened, ia the room recently occupied bv Achilles Williams, an assortmentof BOOKSand STATIONARY, embracing a variety of School Books, Miscellaneous Works, Taper, Quills, Ink and Ink-stands, All of which will be sold for a moderate per cent, ia advance, for Cash. D. P.

HOLLOWAY. Richmond, Aug. 3rd, 1S39. DANIEL P. WIGGINS.

FLEMING WASSON, A dmrs. Richmond, Sept. 32, 1833. 37: tf Richmond, April 1C, 1310 13-tf.