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cost can hesitate hong in eo~;,. .
CONCLUSION, that every fame, ~
raise and reel silk, and At leas, 49,
or more in every village oseh, -
servings. lsay uoe or two our
servings, because this - 4 MIR,
than any other through which ~ -
es. II Is more difficult 10 make ~
ing silk than to weave good ~ -
that is, it requires more iuds.
little practice will make eood ~. Y
Of any American woman, ~ -
ichinery will make good silk cha
alone. for the strength Of The ~
compared with any other kind -,
cided advantage TO the veaviss -
but to practice and good machiCs.
ment mus, be added, to make -, Al
ings, and therefore l think j, s.
confined to fewer hands.
The manufacture Of sewine ain =
will ere long be stupcntlous -;
this country. In Hartford, c..
is sold, annually, BY Tho mercA..s
$4,000 worth of this article 49,
much then must be sold in Cinc;....: :
three times the inhabitants Of ~
and probably six times The bs,;s - \
would be certainly safe To cav AlsSss1
worth. Ard why should ne 10 49,
for all this, 0TrAen Riek~osi = ~
supply The ,rhole Of I!A Tos
this will appear extravagan,. but ~
show.
Should you want Of me either -
trees, it would be veil to app,v a..
Yours. respectfully,
DAVID q. ROaTm
Mr.. f B. QuMER,
Richmond, Ind.
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VT 0DO0 - - 8O987
The last of the great lights Of the
Revolution, the brightest Of those
great minds, which, like the pillar of
fire Of old. conducted the American
Israel through the trials of the scarce
Fly less important era following the
Revolution, and gave to his country
the repose, security. and happiness
of a wise, regular, stable. and consol-
idated Government; this pure and
beautiful and burning light has at last
sunk below the horizon,and is quench-
ed forever in this world. Glorious
indeed has been its long course, and
Though no more to be seen, it has left
radiance in the armament at
which his country will long gaze with
admiration and gratitude.
For more tran thirty years, the
name of James Madison, has, more
than that of any other living man
been associated, in the mind Of Uni
ted America, with the principles and
the fabric of our government. He
was the principal architect IN its
construction, if he did not lay its cor.
Sner stone. He lived to see it endure
many trials, survive great dangers
and to promise endurance for ages.
He died on the morning of Tues
day, the 28th Of June. He was born
on the 10th Of March, in the year II.
81; and was, of course. when he died
of the patriarchal age of more thar
eighty-five years.
His emo, visibly approaching fo1
some days before, was such as that
! ofa good and great man ought to be
His faculties undimmed till his lates
hours, he expired without a struggle
free from pain, free from regret ant
from cause Of reproach.-[NAr INTEL
1t was confidently expected by hi
physicians that Madison's case wouls
have afforded another instance o
that fate, more remarkable than CO
Incidence, which has already solemn
lied our national birthday with tn
Heath Of three Presidents of the U
States, and but for the sudden shang
I [of the weather it is believed that thi
\ would have been the case.
As it is.-the knell of another Pre-
d sident rung out upon that joyous da.
and which will be first heard ii
> many parts of the country at the yer,
time of its celebration-will haIlov
its bright associations still further j
the minds Of Americans with affeC
tionate remembrances of the grea
and good, whose virtue and who's
genius have rendered that day memo
rable for ever nErKoroLIrAN.
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Living By lDycfne.
NEW DYEiNC ESTAar.lsealSuI

The subscriber respectfully isfsrns ~
That he has employed A. Leibhardt,- &
Dyer, who will dye all variety Of oslsss: /
Csttos, WoOlIen and Linen, II ~ nsae
we'd manner; he also cleaaaes woolIen q
the best and cheapest manees. p
knowledge Of business, he hopes 10 eivsn
sati "a ction. WM. lANC6
N. b. A. Leibhartit has for ale I'm
knitting yarn, Of the bert and nest -
Ors, ut very reasonable prices
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JOHN s. LOWER. g-sssfnI -
liberal encouragement fAus fas ~
spectfully informs the public fssst ~
boen applied with she lstest ee1a +.
from Philadelphia, and . pssps
those Who patsonize hin IN . seas
shop - next door east II Tie vne
Main street He will Wssk Do~ -
proved eosatsy produce.
Dublin, wsyne CO, Jnd,
July 9, 1873 !
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STRAYED OR sTOLM,

FROM the subscriber, living = ]
township, Wayne county, lndisss. o.
ofJaOe, a bright sosrel HORSE: stoe =
hasds high, or 8 yean Old, anal 81.
forehead, both hind feet white, Q 81
near the top Of his sho"Ddcrs,cbs -
tssts well--hsd IN shoes On when -
good reward will be givea for any -
whereby the owner can get hin.
ABRAHAM ~
Jolly 9Th, 1886. ~
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EAST FORK BRIDGE

THOSE intesested il buildiag
the east fork Of Whi.ewates, 80
nond, are requested 10 meet 1t car
Mill on The 18th Instant al 2 o'cIasG.
exaoine the plan of the bsidse
out the building Of the saoe. Fsassee-
dance Of ssbscriber. 10 seqoes:e6s
Richmond, July 3, 1886
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A vandalia (lIlinoisO paper states
that Henry Kane, . son Of the late
Senator, lately lost his life at kaskas.
kia, BY the accidental discharge Of
his own rifle. .Young Kane, passing
to the house Of an acquaintance a
short distance from town, IN a l;gh,
wagon, got out for the purpose Of
shooting squirrel. Without accom-
plishing his object, however, he re-
surnsd 70 the carriage, neglectins to
uecock his piece, which a shor, tim
Afterwards went OF, and the sz:let
passing directly thro' the temple,
the unfortunate youth expired immc-
diassly. Mr.. Kane was a youth OF
mech 3umise, and expected in the
course Of . few days to set out for the
West POiat academy, for the purpose
Ct q. se,ssaras that institution as ca
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SousnEaN NEws.-1t IL reported
that the celebrated chief POWELL has
been killed in q rencOuntre with q
young Indian.
Rumour states that Gen. MooRE,oi
Alabama, with about 1000 men, had
an engagement with 1900 Indians.
some IS miles below or southwest Of
Columbus.
An express arrived at Columb us
on tho 18th stating that Fort Jones
(about 80 miles below and near Roam
oke, in Geo. had been attacked by
the Indians and was 50 situated as ia
render the retreat Of the few men in
it, hazardous.
1t is stated by the Columbus Sen.
tinel, that Neah- Niece and some SOC
ofhis party had come in. to Tuske.
gee.
The MiIledgeville Record says.
that Neah- Matilda, the great warrior
Of the Creeks, and his son have been
taken prisoners BY Gen JEssuP, and
brought to Fort Mitchell
The troops in Fort Jones while
scouting, had another brush with the
Indians they were overpowered and
had to return to the fort.
Major HE,LEnAN had an engage
ment with the Indians at MicanOpy.
He states in his official report tina,
they had two hours hard fighting,
but succeeded IN driving the Indians
into their strong holds. The Presi-
dent has conferred on Major Heile-
man tho brevet rank Of Lieut.. Col.
for his gallant conduct on this coca
SiOM-ZAxEsvlLx CAzErrE
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CoIUAS tells . COED Story, illustrative
Of the specializing osnia which nov pre-
walls. He lately tesk . trip 20 The Lake,
and at one Of the seq towas Ga ifs shose.
where they al 1000 loot far lot, aod
where nothins ca b ssen but sa,d, be
proposed to eject g1a0 works expressly
Tor the purpose a 0akiag hour-y iasses;
the next d1y the proprietor u ths town
asked hin two 6ollsrs . buGhsl f,r sad.
-(NeWask ADV.
A god esasieaes b ies1lIahle.
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"sSu scstt "Cscss - WIZ -15N1
lie FARM sufiGieat for the aceoa ~
three fanilies: we'll watesed G0s stooe
zee, three orchards, a good bsse, !. 1
shop, dwelling houses, &c. &c.
land is situated one and half 49,
JackseDsburgh and one mile seseh =
tional road, isaediateIy on the Jssk
read, in Jacka0 township, Wsyue -
JEHOSIiAPHAT ueS ~
7th mo. 9th, 1896.
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BEGIN tho conversation, 1ps1y. ~,
Al What hour do you breakhstF'
eve breakfast At eight" was 0a
reply, ~but the question Is one IN which
YOU can have little interest: for you
must seek q meal elsewhere."
.Surely, my dear sir, you would
not treat . gentleman with such IN
dignity-
.MsrcI.!' said the l1ndlord.
sMy 3D."
~You owe me nothing; ! should
think myself degraded by receiving
your money"
In another moment, the sell-mPor-
tant mortal, who, the evening before,
had ridden through the town with
such a consciousness Of his own Dig
nifty, was gallop;ng away, degraded.
vexed and humbled. As he passed
along. the same backwoOdsman, who
had gone to ascertain tho fact Of his
vitality on his first arrival met hin,
and pulling of his hat, said, very CIV
lily, "Stranger, your girth is under
your hOrse!" The dandy refined up
his s.ecd, jumped of: and found that
his girth vas indeed under his horse
where it ought to be.
~Do you mean to insult meP ex-
claimed he, turning fercely upon the
backwooAsman; but the latter, instead
Of replying, coolly remarked 10 his
companions, sslf il a'inr alive, Ill a.
gree to be shot, and walked on.
"Whs 10 that young mani" inquir.
ed the Judge Of the circuit court, as
this stranger rode of.
HE is . Philadelphia dun," repli
cd the landlord.
II am no wiser than BEFORE" said
his honour.
2Have you lived in eur country
70 long, and not knows this race 81
menf Sir, they are the collectors, sent
out by eastern merchants, to colIec,
their debts. Although they come
from different cities, they all go un'
der one general denomination; some
of Them are fine young men, but toe
many are like yonder chap"
~But how do you know this to be
one Of thenf'
sOh, bless me, know them web.
read the history Of that youth, in hi
motions, before he was in my house
FIVE minutes. One year ago he cOult
bow and smile like French dan&D:
master, skip over a counter, and play
as many tricks as pet monkey. HI
is just out Of his apprenticeship, pro
NOTED to the dignity Of a dun, ant
mounted on afine horse and you know
the old proverb, "set q beggar OF
horseback"
~ understand the whole NATTER
replied the judge, and very gravely
walked into the house, while TIN
younger members Of the bar wer,
roaring with laughter at this odd ad
venture Of the Philadelphia dun.
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8RANOLH9 AND MAn0ONS.
The vas ID wAieh IL 0e0sos3oe hoSo|
ba@ed ess ooss seaoWssd 0esssels. -,
se@biss ~ ~ssfsss Ueeed e. half . ees-
tusy bstveen the MsroOas in Jama'ea ana
~ British army ssd esvssn.snt.
when The SPssiss1s - 1895 sorren
dased Jaaaies, they possessed lSOO A.
mean slaves. These slaves psareased to
the u,ossesins, and tbcsce BY freqoent
excur,,ops hasraAsd the Hsiaisb Settle
NEST. They wese called Naroom, auga-
n,ensed By naiusal increase, and Teinfos-
ced By fugitive slaves. The British pas
sed forty -Four lava and spent 1000. 900
dollars for their suppression. In 1876
they became % formidable under Cudjoe,
leader as able and sagacious - Oseois,
tina, two regiments Of regular troops were
employed, with other hired parties, sod
tho whole body Of militia TO reduce the
Maroons. Every bsneck was fanishe',
with park of dogs BY the chuSchwasdens
Of the parish. 10 guard against surprise
and 10 trace the lurking foe. This ruin.
Gus and hassasing confess vas followed BY
"a pacsiicatson in 1873. But in l705 the
MasuoDs again appeared in arms and threw
the colony into CONSERVATION. C.,eis
head quarters were established in 7alley
or del, surrounded by steep psecip;ces and
broken rocks. and By mountains Of peOdi-
g;ous height, in cavern> Of which shey Sc
cretod their women end children and de-
posted their ammunition. Fsom this re-
treat, almnst inaccessible tn al but them
selves, they sent out email parties Of their
most daring and entespsising warriors to
prowl about the country 10 search Of Pso-
visions, and others to Get Ere by night ia
unguarded houses aud plantations. The
whites, who fell into their hands, were
murdered in cold blood, without distinc
ton Of age or sex. The British Generals
Wsipole and Earle Of Balcarras and theil
troops were worn down By fatigues and
'hsrdshiPs, from the nature Of the climate
and conairy. The valley could be aP.
preached only by ono path down . steep
rock, $50 feet in almost perpendicular de.
cent The Marooos, Infatuated to use
their naked feet ip climbing trees and
rocky precipices, had acquired dexter
Gus agility, which to The British troop:
was astonishing and utterly inimitabIe
The caverns Of the MaToons, however
were destitute Of spsings Of water, ane
the rims furnished only scsnty and tenn
posary supplies. When these were ex
tausted. they for time slaked their burn
ing thirst on the wild pine, which render
the rocky and sterile desert on the to'r;s
zone IN some measure habitable. But e
vro this resource failed. Z their suffering.
toe want Of food and water were excessive
In December, 1855, forty chasseurs from
Havana, with about hundred Spanish
dogs, arrived at montego Bay. Such ex
Extraordinary accounts weSe immediatel,
circulated Of the terrific appearance an,
savage nature Of these ferocious dogs
that the manhood and cosraee Of the ne
grocs were shaken, and they sued 70
peace, and surrendered (Salem GAG.
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Froa ne Peoples Advocate,
ANTI.COUNTERFElT MEETING

AN lu.OOON EAklk Ii ! VIE IIN0.
Al a large and respectable meeting held
u Economy, on Saturday the I'd day Of
July, 1888, in accordance with meeting
held at the same place on the 18th day Of
May last Pasa, for the purpose Of taking in
to consideration the subject Of vending
COunte,fcis Money, Mr.. SHlPLEY l..
g OULKE was called to The Chair, ana
SAMUEL JOHNSON appoistcd Secretary.
The following Resolutions were then mo-
we'd and sdopted nearly unanimously:
Resolved. That the original design Of
this meeting being fUr the assemblage Of
honest men and an Interchange of sent,-
ment in regard to the most efI.ctual way
Of putting . stop 70 Dishonest practices
existing among ~, It would be manifestly
impropes to admit to those to parti-
cipate in its proceedings who are Of doubt
"a character, in regard TO pAstakirg with
or supporting the vending Of counterfeit
Money.
Resolved, That any pesson who NAV be
suspected to b Of such character, a. BE-
fose stated, Who shall ODER his vote On T.
nv proposition, or attempt to debate there
on, il shall BE- in order fes any individual
present ON application to the chair, to
have the voice Of the meeting whether he
be admitted to such privilege, to which
decision all parties shalI Instantly sub
init.
Resolved. That the proceedings Of late
meeting at this place protesting for ,ts OBJ
ject the slPpressio" q the Practice Of VEN
ding spurious money are before Us, that
We have examined them and pronounce
Shem u be Of the most respectable and
unexccpsionable character, and such %
every honest individual should approve
under existing circumstances, and that
The opposition made against them furnish
20 s,soag { y .dsoce Of the deepest jcpsavity
Of moral ptiaciple and turla:ude If con-
duct Of several individuals ofthis commu.
ni:y.
Received, That the secretary be direct.
cd to request the publication Of the fose-
going in the RiehmouA and Ccn:reviile pa-
pens.
The meeting thea adjourned to meet At
Williamsburg On the 2lth day of Sept.
next, At l2 O'Clock.
SMILEY L. FOCLKE, cb'a.
Samuel johnson, secJ.
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fBY RDQUM.l


WJFE.-There is no ce..;...:
letters in the English Language, 49,
cites more pleasing and interests -
atoms in the mind Of man, shan ~
WIFE. There is magic ia -
word. II presents 10 tie MIR -
cheerful companion, n disinteresai p
ser, a nurse in rickncs<, Co..
misfortune, aud a faithful aud eva
tionate friend. Il csniures up -,
# a lovely confidirg woman, w.
fully undertakes 70 contribute 10 -
piness-to partake with yos -
whether Of veal or woe, which r.
may otter. The word WIFE IL syoa1u
with the greateSs earthly blessiae: ~
pity the unfor tunate wight, ~s p
demned by Fste's severe decree ~
along through lifcs dull pilgrimsss p
one.-[ WELL JOURNAL.
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Ri E NJ Q = D 9
SATURDAY, :::::::. Ssiy ., 1886

CELEBRATION OF THE 4th.-Spirit-
ed celebrations Of the day were held
in most of the villages of this county
and throughout the country general
by. All that we can say for our town
is, that the Boys assumed the respon-
Isibilities which their seniors had de-
|clined. These juvenile patriots pa
|raded the streets to call kinds" OF
music, and in large numbers partook
|of sumptuous collation. in the Mar
|ket House; after which, number of
|toasts were drank which would not
have been discreditable to ~auld used
lands" We subjoin three Of them.
having room for no more at present.
While the Boys of Richmond
evince the spirit of '76 the Men Of
Richmond display the spirit of boys =
"May all the jolly sons Of the
|Hoosher state find means to furnish
their wine without selling their votes
for it,
1.-THE young Ladies of Richmond
may they remain single until We. the
Hoosher boys, are old enough to
marry them.'
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Congress adjourned, without doubt.
on the 4th. Our latest accounts from
Washington state that much impor-
liant business had been acted on, but
we have not received particulars.
Gov. Cass is said to have been APP
|pointed minister TO France.
Gran account of the death of the
venerable ex-pres,dent Madison will
be seen in this paper. He departed
full Of years and honors, a bright ex-
ample to his surviving countrymen.
erWe are authorized to announce
|Wm. NJ. Doughty as a candidate for the
House Of Representatives for this county
at the ensuing annual election.
JrsrIcEfs EIDcr,oN.-John e. k,bbey
and Benjamin Stfawbridge were duly elec-
he'd Justices Of the Peace Tor this township
on Saturday last.
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Stanton = Ml,eailkon
HAVE just received and are new o.
their store, opposite the Bank, . lafge e
esal assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES & BROCA|

which they offer At wholesale and eula1l
most favorable terms. The great vasis1sd
stock and the amouol on hand assure =
they are able to suit nearly every pegse
may be pleased to call on then.
July 9, 1896. ~
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
WHlG OFFICE,

jury Mn, 1910.
FLOUR, remains stationary at las
weeks quotations, 34y621, aprice which
is freely offered Cor choice brands Of fresl
ground.
WlllSKEY. We have to notice IN i'd
vance il mis- Staple the past week. The
demand IS increasing in 4 ratio more thar
equal to the supply-price from Cana
Boats, 2oc.
BACON, maintains the price of cents,
hog round; but little coming into market
LARD. Holders are finn in their de.
mands Of l2A Cts, eor leaf. The demand
is Quite limited, and the stock ample 70.
the season Of the year.
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NATIONAL KoAD-APpRoPRIATIoN.-
by the attention of the Hon. VIM.
Hendricks we have been informed of
the passage of the Cumberland Road
Bill without Observation-Disclosures was
mo doubt Of the approval of the
President.
Our readers will recollect that we
published the bill of the Senate some
time ago, in which shape it finally
passed the House.
Inc news Of the appropriation
reached this place on Tuesday eve
hing last, and such had been the anx-
fety Of many of our citizens in re-
gard TO it that the longlooked-for in
|telligence produced general burst
|of rejoicing. Tar barrels were new
Ter in greater demand in our Borough,
and the memory Of the s'Glorious
'4th'' was thrown into the shade by
the acclamations Of the assem-
|bled multitude. By the bye, we re-
publicans are sometimes suspected of
paying our devotions with greater
fervency at the altar Of Mammon
than at the shrine of Liberty. Be
thus as it may, we are only sorry that
the appropriation had not been made
before the season for work became 50
far advanced-and now, it is desir7
able that the work may be so applied
as to make the road passa6k through
out, IN the frs: place, before any part
Of it IN this state shall be completed,
unless through some Of the principal
towns.
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MAKRRED,-On Thursday ths ~
Harlan kobbiss. Esq. M. *. Csas7
ConnersvilIe. 70 Miss Malinda lasuh II
vicinity.
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dAvH ma DUE ro0E!-A couple 81
young ladies' Jumped into The scales Al
MoetPeIer. vermoot, to zee how EeIl
ssey vere: 16ey ssly weighed SIX
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ADENcE OF NrsA. The last instance
on record, occurred on Thursday nigh, Al
Tie Quackinbog Hotel and was sttesded
With lsmentable consequences. CO
La. one ofthe b,arde1, On retiring t.
re.s, ie state Of oetweenity, pat his ioots
- bed, and psaeing his neck in The Jae}
pelisd biz bead oG!-[Bossoo Tran.
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their custom viii have aapls jssaiss Z
their ,fader-standioks.
Richnond, July 3, 1886.
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Ogb0ra Z Uo)GI
Boot md Shoe a1e13

RESPECTFULLY -
public that they hsvs -
shop on Maid strCst essky
site d. d. SIoan,s 8b11 q
they will execute Wsik a0l
fashionable and dusGb6 .
Thnna snh.. ill Easne H. [
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' ALl ABLE REAL. GS FATE.
Ia IyHcRbHrg, 1T .IucfiOH.

EN ACCORD ANCE with flle last Win and Trl-
lament nj Henry Moannan, dec d, the nndctsign-
ed wall, On the 2,t day III september next if tur, II
not the nest Tan dY, upon the premises, expose 10
sale Public AUCTION. thatAA lt ABLE AND DE
SlR\BlE PROPERTY m lynclibmg, callcdthc
iSHi\GION HOTEL,--a large aud rrrma
ncntl, built buck house, ihree stories above the eel
Ian, containing more than u rooms. with the urcrs
~ary ont houses. such is kltehrn, Smoke house
and Stable all of bllek-Also IN Ice house aud a
Wen OF excellent water.
THIS is valuable pfnpeft, both ON account OF the
qualitN OF the Improvements. which, ior inithiulncss
of workmanship aud dnrahillt, oi materials are OF
the first order, and IFS central and culcnt posi-
ton, being ncarl, IN the middle o the business part
oiths town, Just above k,les corner having the
further ad, vantage OF large Lot. winch fronts ON Sd
street about 90 feet, and l}e feet ON LIST alley cN-
tending back from the alley }a feet forming an cN
tcnsivc back Stable lot.--rropcrly valuable is bat
seldom IN market; lis situation and convenience to
business, will IT onee recommend IT Ia all wishing
Ia pmchlsc-htpng uow= good custom rs house
OF Public Enrertanment-Nso the yellow FRA
MED HOUSE. adjoining. containing sly rooms n
hove the cellar, wha kuehen, Smoke house, Sc.
Tcn>-ouc fourth cash III hand the balance on a
credit of aud two Years. IN equal lu,talmcns.
Bonds With approved security aud hen upon the
property viii be- required IL secure the ra,mcnts-
sale conducted lay PAYNE X Turner. Auct,ouccrs
Ill,\RN + MooRM ". ENo,s. ct ilcnts
pKlliN {. MopRMAN,S Norman, decd.
4 . All persons having elains NJ liusi the estate
OF the said Hem, Moerman. decd, ;uc respectful,
desired to present them property authenticated aud
those Indebted. are requested In nuke immcdia.
payment II. I. MopRMAN r.
u. L. NDpRMAN, 'N "'''
a. The Richmond Enquirer, Fredericksburg
Ncua and lcNlagton Gazette. atc requested to pub
lIsh the above lcNrrptlhe last notlccl weekly thtc,
payment
August - wouli Of Nv s rtl>.