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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12
PUBLIC SALE.

THERE vii: be offered for eale on Sat-
urdav the 10Th October, al the iass sxss-
ieasce Q: F-ancls Clark. .;ec;d, isfe oT
W1ySe coznty, ;ndiaLs, the PersaOsi pro
perry cf said deceased; coatissisg &c
H1ness, Wagon, Horsss, wsxos ssakes's
sodls, Lssab<r s"d wagon Spikes, soma
f5saseisned ard Ki:ches Furn;.sre. Tho
ssieO commence II ten o'clock, when
the terms viii be made known.
STEPHEN THOMAS,
JOHN CLARK,
Afsssa;s:f3ser.
Sep, IS. 1888. -,
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Ine late crop Of coffee in Cuba. ac-
eordine to a commercial circular Of the
!st instant. ~has been uncomnonly a.
ound:ns:" The growing crop pron,s
- to be large.
4 sssP9s Fad.-The amcuat Of spe.
ese in the vaults Of the u. s. Bank ON
toe LIST u!sino. was SlO,996,Sl6 O6-
soe amount in the vaults Of all the
stale Banks in the Union, is estimated
{" SlO'S53y6s0.-Jtat. Zx,elsgenoer.
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Public sale Of school E.a:sds

I WILL sell at public sale at the Court
house door in Centreviile, on Saturday
the .s:.d. day Of November next, the entire
reserved section No. is, township No. d
and range No. l west, in the county o.
Wayne, Indiana, three miles north OF
Richmond, in lots according to the divis
ions and subdivisions furnished me by the
Trustees ofsaid township; said land is Of a
good quality. situate in a fac HEALTHY
neighborhood, and most of the lots have
large a1d valuable Improvements on them,
those who wish a good situation in .sO!d
Wayne," would do well to call and exam
inc the premises.
WILLIAM POSTON.
Sept. 9th 1899.
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~ EATTRAY, hrs on hs,d aud will
49, keep . constant supply of very su-
pesioP dcsucstic yos.cs, manufactured by
himself. three doors South efDr. Plummer'a
OGce Front Street Kichmona, this article
~ IA bear competition with aay Of tAe kim.
manufactured in Kentucky or any part Of
the western country, Persons wishing "a
purchase by the piece or pattern; easaot
he better suited IN Indians.
Richmond. Get. I'd. 1898.
=. Il: II. Ksttray, will purchase com
men and Aerino or Saxon wool for which
tie highest price in cash will tc given.
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Oct. 10, 1884.

General JacksoD's letter, respecting
the Bank of the U. s. and the Public
Deposits, fills much space, and has
been some days the only subject of con.
versation in our city. The President
declares his determination 10 transfer
the deposits, with all convenient des-
patch, to State Banks; and takes upon
himself the whole responsibility, while
he asks the special attention Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury To his rea-
sons Cor tho measure. The Secretary
Of the Treasury, We may presume, is
distinguished from the Presidents 9th
or official advisers, because the Law
requires him to communicate with
Congress on this subject.
For the accommodation Of the MI
ny who ahhor long political paPcrs-no
matter how important--we may give a
brief summary Of what the President
says in this remarkable paper. He
takes it for granted that the Bank
Charter will not be renewed: and be-
Jieves that no similar institution will be
established. He accuses the Bank Of
~f"'thIessncss and corruption'---of
owning newspapers, and Of having lent
money TO insolvent publishcrs-of hav
sng irjored the credit OF the Treasury,
instead Of aiding it--of having conver-
ted itself into "a vast electionceri,g
mac hins.--and Of having committed
every other cnormity that has been al.
legged against the institution in the ed
itorial columns Of the WASHINGTON
Globe. Notwithstanding the publica.
ton of this document, u. s. Bank
Stock has risen in New York, and mn.
~ sales we're effected about the mid
die OF the week, ut a considerable ad.
vance upon the previous market price.
Phil. Saturday Courier.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

AV1VV AxANtALVuEI.NkCl
HIATT L. MOORE of Milton, and CA
n LEB II. WILLIAMS of this place
having purchased the entire stock Of A.
chilles Williams in the saddiing business
W Ill berezft er conduct said business, at the
same stand, corner Of Main and Front SITS
in Richmond,) under the firm Of Hmn,
Moore & William. where they intend keep.
ing at all times, 4 general assortment Of
S.1DP'.ES, BRIDES, HARNESS,
TRUNKS, ROBES, and all other artl-
cles in their tine Of business, Of the best
:" ateria!s and workmanship, and at the
most reasonable prices. Their experience
in the business warrants them in saving
that their work will recommend itself to
the former customers Of the shop and the
public generally.
JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES III. MOOE,
CALEB K. WILLIAMS.
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JOEL HIATT,
CHARLES HI. MOOE,
CALEB r. WILLIAMS.


rs DOW located in the town of Richmond,
Wayne county. Indiana. Iii. Office is
ON Washington street, two doors north Of
the Union Hall, where he may be found
ready to attend to any calls in the line Of
his profession, and from long practical
experience he hopes to give general salts
fac ION.
May 18th 1888 Is
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MILL. be sold at public sale at the tow n
ofAbington Wayne County Indiana,
on Saturday the ? day of November next
all the pur,onai estate ofEdmund J. Ranck
deceased. consisting Of One Horse, a dear
born wagon and harness, stove, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on sal ,
day, the Terms will be made known on da,
Of sale.
JONATHAN D RANCK,
Executor Of E. ]. Randk deed.
October 18th, 1889,
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ScidlitZ Powders.

A PREPARATION adapted to the S:s-
eases peculiar to this season-in Cor
recting acidity Of the Notwithstanding
costiveness and gripping in the bowels, and
at the same time prevents diarrhe and is
an agreeable beverage. For sale at the
Drug store Of
IRWIN REED.
Richmond, Aug. 10th, 1888. 81
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NOTICE.

THE Citizens Of Richmond and o..
Wayne Township, are requested to
meet at the Brick School House, in Rich
mond. on Wednesday, the 10th instant. at
O'Clock P. NJ. for the purpose Of taking
important business into consid e ration.
A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.
October 9Th. 1888.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL te sold at Public Sale on Satur.
day the 2nd. November next, at
:" GODS Tavern, all the personal property
Of Paul Crawford, deceased. Sale to COM
mence at two O'Clock. A credit Of three
months Will DO given on all purchases over
one dollar. Due attention will be given
by
ANSLEN WATSON.
Administrator.
Richmond Oct. 18th. l533.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

e . State Bank in GAe general. am
q . loss ! admit to determine. The
psiscipsl, the King-objection ] have
heard urged il that it might Se mis-.
ssanaged. u this a sufficient objec-
tionl carry out ths principle and
where will We find ourselves. We must
net have . governor, he might nsiscon-
duct himself We must not elect menu
bess to the legislature. they might mis-
represent Us, &c. &c. NC. We might
have state Bank and il might be mis-
assnsged. But is there any more dan
ger Of men whom ne select for their IN
legrily and ability, known to us) to
@snage such an institution, than there
il Of strangers nsisnsanoging the foreign
local individual Banks, arih ,rhose trash
ne riX soon be inundated. The idea is
absurd.
Admit the individual local Banks
will be well managed. Is there not as
much integrity and ability in our pop
u)ation, as in the population Of other
stalesl The idea is unworthy an in
hsbitant Of the Hoosher state. Why
might me not as we'll then, have The
couvcnicnccs and profits Of Banking
INSTITUTIONS as to escher them for ssran-
Esyss
Our circulating medium now is TOO
scenty 10 supply our wants. And such
- 1t is, ICE pay an interest for it to ssran
Geys. We take their paper with dis
HenaH and nav thor, an ;.4o.~..~ =, 49,.
for our fears. For every dollar IN pa
per money now in Giro ulation in this
state, the Bank that issued it receives
an interest. Stockholders Of Banks in
other states derive Il profit thercfrom,
whilst there is no earthly objection to
our pocketing that profit ourselves.
There may be sUrnc objections made
as ] before stated, to the detuils Of the
Bank Bill. Some object (and honest
~ too, no doubtO to plcdsing the faith
Of the state for the redemption Of the
Bills issued. But this Is no objection!
to me. Such n pledge would give con-
fdence in the institution; il would give
credit to the paper abroad, and have !
20 much confidence in the Legislature
and the stockholders, whose interest i,
would be to select good mcn to eo..-
duct the affairs Of the Bank, that
would rather have a choice that the |
faith Of the state be pledged for the re-
deinption Of the Bills, for in my opin-
ion the advantages to he derived from
the pledge, would ovcrbalance the dis
advantages.
= have neither time nor inclination,
(aad indeed it IS moi my desire,) to en-
ter into newspaper controversy On
;i.e Bank question. 1t seemed to me-
that the attention Of the people should
be called to the subject, and i'll effect
this by the few remarks have made,
my end will be- attained. Yet l would
be pleased to see the Editors Of tho
Palladium and Western Times and
commandments, lay the matter in all its
bearings before the people.
ONE.
Oct. 10, 1891
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a LII those indebted 10 the estate OF
Z: J. Ranck. ars requested to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to
present them. legally authenticated for
adjustment within one year from this date.
JONATHAN RANCK.
Executor.
October 18th 1893.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a La those Indebted to the estate Of Paui
Crawford, deceased, are required to
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them legally authensi
Gated for settlement within one year from
this date. The estate is supposed to be
insolvent.
ANSLEM WATSON.
Administrator.
Richmond Oct. 18th. 1893.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

sOERSONS Indebted to the subscriber,
Are iafermec that they design leaving
tins place on the frat At next mouth mo
vcnoer) aad that they wish to close theis
ousaoess before that time, therefore all in
debted are requessed 70 make Immediate
payment.
T. A. & E. w. MADISON.
0ickmoAa Oct. l2ta 1883,
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property 1cr Sale.

w. !, 81, stIiaar wishes 70 sci! his house,
anl 10. ia Richmond. Situated on
':ein street Directly cas-. Of TIE bridge.
said property IS beautifully situated for =
private residence. Fer further raz,icI-
lars enquire ofthe subscriber.
JOSHUA KELLER.
Oct ?, 1888.
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IRWIN REED


y EsPEcTFULLY informs the citizens of
~ Richmond and its vicinity that he has
permanently located hinlseifin Richmond
and is now prepared to attend to al, pro-
fessional calls. Office on Pearl street
nearly opposite the Methodist cir.rch
November 80, 1892. 46tf
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Save the Pieces.

TINE subscribers will pay Que dollar and
= twenty-five cents per hundred, for
old cast iron, such as old broken potts,
kettles, andirons, plough moulds, &c. &c.
and a fair price for heavy pieces, If deliver
ed at their foundry in Richmond. A pep
Nv saved is worth two earned.
GROVE &WlLL!AMJ.
January 18th. 1888. 3
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CONFECTIONERY.

Received on consignment lot Of Con-
dictionary which will be sold wholesale Al
the Cincinnati price,.
]. REED.
q epto0ber 1893.
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nF almost any kin0 vi be taken on
subscription to the Palladium.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

Book and Bob Printing.
OF any kind, viii be done at this Office
~ on short notice and reasonable te rms.
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STRATTAE & REID.

y. y, The a,siaess will he continued,
and carried III. in the old stand nv J. r.
b. Stra;tan. They have first rate lot q
GOODS on hand, Of all kinds suitable fcr
the western market; and will sell low f.r
cash, or good trade.
Y J. p. g. 3. STRArTAE.
October 5, 1888 81 n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-12

THE partnership heretofore existing
oefween Sirat:an S. Reid is THE dav dis
solved, ey ITS own Limitation. Al! debts
due the said firm will be found in the
hands of Daniel Reid for collection. All
persons indebted TO said firm will do well
10 come forward and make settlement i'm.
fnediate!.
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WARRANTED geosine Prepared
and sold at IRWIN EED'5 Drusst
and Chemical establishment.
Richmond, Aug. lot. ,lS3s.
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A List or Letters.

A List 81 Letters,
ID EXAMINING a. the Poet Office
II at Richmond Wayne Cosnsy
Indiana, on the first day Of October
1888, which il not taken out before the
LIST day Of january 1884 will be cen,
to the General Post Office as dead let
tiers. Persons calling for sctters :sd-
vertised will please TO state that they
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Richmond Oct. 18th. 1893.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

WNHE subscriber would inform, his
IL friends and the public generally,
that he has received this week from Bos-
ton, large assortment OF Boots 4 Shoes,
among which may be found Ladies and
Misses kid and cloth slips OF different pat
terms ; Indies galter. boots Children's
morocco boStees and ancle ties, great
variety ofcolors Infant shoes Geatlc-
mems boots of different kinds Gentle
mems shoes and pumps; Boys shoes, &c.
&c. The above articles will be sold as
low as they can be bought in this State.
STEPHEN DAVOL, JR.
Main-st. 8 doors south OF Warrea Bank
april &. 3.
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Ssntera Cast ailano, who was convic-
ted Of the murder Of free man of fcolor tr
September last, says a New Orleans pa
per, was yesterday executed on the
Circus Square, near the Basin. We un-
derstnnd that he confessed having per-
peuated seventeen murders.
On Saturday, the Sd ut. the Methodist
Meeting House at Square Pond in
Ellington, Conn. was consumed by fire.
No doubt is enterta aimed that it originated
from stove,
Seven severe cases Of Cholera occurred
in Mr.. Tribew's family, 9th ult. near
Gnllatin, Tenn. 8 of which proved fatal
within very short time the eyes Of
one is said to have burst.
The London papers announce the A
greeablc Intelligence that Miss Hannah
Moore, the venerable and respected au-
thorees, who had been seriously indispo-
sed, was recovering from her-illnAsss
Suicide.-A person nansd George
Shaw, committed suicide BY hanging him
self at Middleborough -Four Corners, last
"Wednesday morning. =.
FKEpERIcKsBuRG,. Va. March 81 Cold
In the county Of Spotsylvanfa, twelve
miles above this town, has been lately dis
covered, on the land Of Mr.-Smith, a
very rich vein OF gold, running horizon:
aally for about quarter ofa mile. What
course il may take afterwards, is not
known. A shaft Of fifty fee, has not
reached the bottom. About 1000 bush:
sls Of ore have been raised, Of which d
small portion is said to yield $50 per
bu,hel, and tho least valuable 10 estimated
at S.
This is intellectually beyond any thing
hitherto discovered IN this part Of the
world ; and we have little doubt of tho
accuracy ofthe Information, having de-
rived it from gentleman Of character
and intelligence, who visited the mine
last week.--.arena.
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DIED.,

AT St. Thomas, on the 9Th Of March
last, after an illness Of 8 days, Mr.. Eliery
w. Greene, son Of Mr.. Benjal,In Greene,
Of Bristol, aged % years. >
On board brig Amstel, on Sunday ev-
sains s~es, eg Rhodo Island Light, on his
passage from Havana to Bristol, Capt.
Gcotge w. Allen, master or said brig,
formerly Of Darlington.
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MAR RIED.

: In this town, on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Mr.. THOMAS e.
TURNER, (6rm of Turner s. Salisbury, J to
Miss MARY PEARcE LUTHER, only daugh
ter of Mr.. Jonathan Luther, all Of this
town.
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HOPE
Q = -; = s 9 =

"a -, 40 -
HTNlON Canal class No I, to be
u drawn this day April 9th. Capt.
ais 90, 1000 10000, ,60OO, 1000, 5000, $500,
Z OF 1000, z Of 500, 10 Of 400, 10 OF 800
&C. Of 200, and 90 Of 100.
Tickets SIS parts IN proportion.
School Fund No. sc, second series, ID
be drawn in Providence on Monday A.
pril 9th. Capitals {, 600, 1000, 800, 1900
&c. Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
New York Consolidated, extra class No.
9, to be drawn in New yonk, on Wedqes
day, April 10th. Capitals 20, 1000, @, 900
z OF 1900, 2 Of 1900, Of 1870, s Of 1856
9 OF 1000, 90 of 500, SIC. =
Tickets S..
Delaware and North Carolina class ID to
be drawn at Wilmington, April 4th. Cap
itals 5000, 1000, 1000, 800, 100, 500,
500, sc. Tickets S2.>
School Fund, class 81, second series
to be drawn ut Providence, Friday April
IL. Capitals 10000, 5000, 5 of 1000, G
Of 400, 6 of 800, &c. Tickets Ss.
New York Con. extra class No 10, to
be drawn in the city of New York, April
18th. Capitals 10000, 5000, 1000
1885, 5 of 1000, SO of 900. Tickets S.
Delaware and North Carolina Con
class ID. Capital prize $4,000. Ticket,
So.
Union Canal class No. 8, for lsa3.-
Scheme-3o, 900, 10000, 10000, 8 900
1920, ioof 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 of 4oo
lOoi 800, SC.
| Tickets $40, parts in pirioIportioa. iriIta
oreers 'ton .ie country enclosing cas-
or prize tickets win be attended to.
+ :. WM. +. MOVES, JR. Agent.
Bristol, april 6,
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FUR.NA ACES.

SOAP Stone Cooking Furnacss, four
- different sizes, at wholesale and. re-
tail, manufactured by The subscriber, and
for sale at his TIN WAREHOUSE, opposite
Coles Hotel. The above Furnaces are
recommended to be first rate article
and will be sold on reasonable terms. =
He has also for sale general assortment
Of TIN s. SHEET IRON WARE, "a.
cheap as can be found in the State, TAX.
ing into consideration the quality zof skost
and workmanship.
april 6.
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Commercial Hotel, ,
WAAREN. r. !.

A The subscriber takes ihis
Es;3E# method 10 inform his friends
YsAsx and former customers, that hs
has removed from bis late stand
and taken the Comm .erclAt III otel, in M ar
ket-slreet, n few rods cast Of the Baptist
Meeting House, where no will be always
hapPy to wait on those who may see ct to
extend to him their patronage. The sit
ual.on Is airy, healthy and pleasant, and
IS htted up in good style for the accom-
dat'on Of Boarders and Travellers. II
has good number of convenient lodging
rooms, and setting and dining rooms, and
spacious dancing hall. He invites the
friends and former customers to the house
to continue their patronage, and assures
them that nothing shall be len undone or
his part, for their comfort and conven
ience.
sF Ten or twelve good steady Board
ers. can be accommodated.
u Attached to the above house
$780,. Is large stable, where good
.LC HORSES s CARRIAGES
will bc constantly kept te
lot. Good stabling for Horses.
GEORGE II. KlNNICUTT.
april 6.
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Next Saturday.
- 4 N -

WIEL be sold at Public Auction, on Sat.
urday next, the 18th inst. (if fair, f
not the next fair day, Sundays except
ed) on the premises,
"A CERTAIN lot Of meadow Land,
"a situate about one mile from tho
compact part Of Warren, containing A.
bout > f-2 acres il being a part Of tho
homestead farm of the late John Vinni-
cum, deceased For further particulars
enquire of SIMMONS Cole, ESQ.
Sale 10 commence at 2 O'Clock, p. nj:
LYDIA VINNlCUM.
april 6. ew.
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Next Monday.

"
Real Esiate at AUCTION,
Xs BY virtue Of a decree of tho
Supreme Judicial Court, and
under the direction and advice of
the Hon. Court of Probate of
the town Of Warren, Will be sold at public
Auction, on Monday the eth day Of A
pril, at 9 o'clock, p. M. so much Of the
real estate of which Landal Cole, late Of
Warren died siezed, lying and being in
the easterly part of this town, as will raise
the sum Of two hundred and thirty three
dollars, 81 cents, together with incidental
expenses.
Said land consists of meadow, pasture,
salt meadow, lillage and wood land.
Conditions, 80 days.
ANDREW 6oLE Adm'r.
april 6. 4w
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a L a meeting OF the Stockholders OF
"A. the COMMERCIAL BANK, on
Monday tire LIST. inst. the following gen.
tlemen were chosen Directors Tor the en-
suing year, viz = Thomas Church, Jacob
BabDlt, Thomas Richmond, Eptraim
SPrague. John Wardwell, Scott Green
4nd John Peckham.
Al a subsequent meeting Of the Direct
ors, JACOB bABBITr, Esq. was chosen
president Tor the ensuing year, and
JNO. WARDW ELL, Cashier. y,
Bristol, april 4, 1893. 3w.
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Az Ia Court ol Probate holden within ant
Vt-A for the town OF afron. on Monday ! h.
lst DAY Of April, a. u. issS. application Wa,
made for the appointment oi a Guardian 10 Tx
person and es tato Of MARY HALE FOWLER
causn;s! Of tho Into Samuel N. Fsw;es ESQ
cecc ssed,
whsreuponi. is ordered and dtcyeea tha
the consideration thereof be referred 70 Cour
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town. Clerk I
Office, IN said Warren, on the first Monday in
May next, at2 o'clock, p. NJ, and that prev
ious notice be given by publishing This order
ihrce several times in the Northern Star, TO all
persons interested to appear at that time,f they
shall sec cause, and be heard.
..e -. witness, =.
LEVI HALE, Probate Clerk pro. tenn
Anril s.