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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

RULES prescribed by the Bank attorney, for The
regulation of Land Titles TO be mortgaged 10 the
Mississippi Union Bank.
LIST. Fifty years possession in the tenant or lis
ancestor.
Cd. Patent from the United States
81. Spanish and English grants legally and fully
executed.
4th. Order Of survey from the Spanish Govern
mcnt confirmed by the commissioners acting by the
authority Of the United States, .
9Th. Deed from Indians confirmed bv the Presi.
dent
9Th. Indian reserves confirmed by the President.
18th. Receivers receipts for money paid TO the
government for public lands, accompanied with an
affidavit that the duplicate has not been transferred.
sth. When the certificates the receiver of the
payment OF money is transferred, the transerce
must furnish evidence thai the transfer is according
10 the rules of the law
yin. Where purchaser, under the Government.
has transferred his title by deed or otherwise, and
has failed 10 transfer his certificate or in case the
same cannot now be tranterred in consequence az
the death Of the purchaser or loss Of the certificate
then certificate Of purchase from the receiver viii
be received as evidence.
10th. In connecting Tie chain Of titles when M
REIMBURSEMENT Of dover appears Of record the fact
must be established BY affidavit that the ,yran,or
was unmarried, or had no wife at the time 81 such
conveyance, that could legally claim dover in tho
estate SO conveyed.
lib. The title papers must be accom- Il
| the certificate OF the clerk OF the court Of X
the county, that there is no mortgage, deed oEfst
or other conveyance operating as lien on the
estate, either real or personal proposed to be mort
gagged TO the bank, or any such exist state their
amount and nature.
lsth. Each subscriber must likewise accompany
his title papers with affidavit, that there are No
| judgments against him in any Of the Courts Of Che
State Of Mississippi OF ID The courts Of le Ca;ied
States for the District of Mississippi Operating as q
lien on the estate proposed 10 be mortgaged to the
bank, or If there should exist any judgment or ludg.
ments, state their character and amount.
June 2, is3S. 1913
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Law Notice.

nANI.. JONES, having resumed the prac.
- lice Of law, will attend the Circuit Cour, Of
Yasoo, and the adjacent counties 4 he Cbsnccry
Supreme and Federal Courts NJ jackson. Office al
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South Of Ben
ton, on tho Clinton road. Address Benton, Yaxoo
CITY. Miss,
May 26th, 1885, --a6-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Taken ND,

% AND COMM / TED 10 Jail, in tie
~ town of Columbus, Mi this l!tn Of May,
M 1899, negro man, about 80 years old. .
FN/ feet or 10 ten inches high, dark com
sasA'zsaA~ pcctcd; says his name is CHARLTON;
and that he belongs to Robert Spire, near Manches-
ter Nj. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property and pay charges; otherwise the
said Charlton win be dealt with according to law.
II. A. GARNlN, Jaior.
Nav 49, 1889. 4jT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
To the Public.

oiIer my services TO the public as Genera
n Agent and Collector, mir. Simmons having
resi1ned1 to which employment can and win de-
vote the whoh Of my time and attention, having no
other business on hand except tie settlement Of my
own.
Reiercnec.--To any person in Columbus
Columbus, Aug. 96-7-ly J, J. FULLER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Drs. A. Y.&P. w. Winter.

HAVlNG unled IN Che practice Of their pro-
~ icsson, respectfully offer their services to
the citizens Of Columbus, md the surrounding coun.
Try. They will visit patenta at any time and at any
distance. Oaicc at The N. w. corner oil Market and
Washngton-slrccts.
lJ-Docior A.. WISrEn Informs his friends and
patrons, that they can, as heretofore II they desire
receive his individual attention.
June 0, 1883 46tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
j. A. Marshall.

.1Ilornsy and Counsellor nj Lar.
HAS located himself At DeKaIb, Mississippi,
II and viii practice IN the Counties Of kenPer
Nashoba. Iaudcriale. Noxubec, Winston and the
adjoining Counties IL rcquircd.
April II, 1888. i2-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Dr n. y. (,ornclI

HAS opened an Office at the store Of s. S.
IL FRANKLIN, where he tenders his pro-
iesssionaI services, TO the citizens Of Columbus
and It's vicinity. February Is .ls37--tE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
y. A. O'NeaI & II. Armstrong,

A TT0RNIES AT LAW, Columbus, Missis-
n sippi, viii practice in The Circuit Courts Of
Lowndes, Monroe, okiibbcisa, Winston and Noxu-
Ice counties. Their Office IS on Main street. one
dOor east Of AfeCluer & HamplIres' Clothing
Nov. IS, lsS7--e0-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Peoples line OF Stagcssor Augusta

EeOptc'S line Oh StNgC~xOr Augusta
NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs GoiNG NoRrn.
~ This splendid line Of four horse post coach
Is u IN successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
sengcrs can be assured Of more comfort and cxpe-
diiion BY this line than any other now running 10
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense 10 procure the best Troy built coaches,
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers
10 avoid impositlons repeatedly practscd on The
travelling community BY contractors at all times era
wing monopoly, passengers will be careful going
North not 10 take their passage farther than Mont
gnmery, on any other inlcrscc,ng line, where they
viii at oil times have preference on the Peoples
line Cor Augusta.
This line runs IS miles on the Augusta and Ath.
ems ran T'nd, which viii land passengers in Augusta
ahead Of tlie mail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
Agent for The company
OiEce Montgomery, Ala mar 81, 1919, 3syi
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
TyDWARD A. SMITH & JAMES NJ

NDNAkD a. SMITH a JANIS IL
H PETERSON having formed a copaFtnef
ship under the irm and style ofSmiih & Frerson,
and bought out the interest oftlc late firm ofSmth,
Rsngrard s Co. ThcywiI continue the business
Of the Old stand, and trust their efforts to please and
give satisfaction, NAV entle them to the confidence
Of Die pubic. A new and lul supply Of every ar
lice in their line will soon be received, and their
terms VII always be liberal.
Jan. q, is3s-29l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
To all whom il may y Ia:

LEAVING disposed Of our n tk Of
- merchandise with view d cIosing oas
business this noliceIs given SO as 70 give all dispo-
sesl to arrange debts dIethe following concerns.
chance to settle the same without attaching The adj
.liliolal expense Of the law The old concern Of
w. A Cinnp & Co.; that OF w. O. Cook & Co.
and ihaka Cook a. Walton. We hope no debtor
alter this notice will be backward in arranging his
debts with Us, as we are driven 10 this course as the
last alternative. We owe money. az money we
must have to make our own creditors easy. We
sincerely hope that we will not have to sue our Gus.
toq=z@ps it would be very unplcaSantio us but
weUzEompced to have money.
W.O, COOK,
Agent for The above firms.
Cotton Gin, march II, 1888 Sens.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Auction and COMMISSION Business

TOHN W. BYRN s. A. C. BURGESS have
. associated themselves together for The pur-
nose Of transaciiar General Auction and Com.
mission Business. They will attend to the sale OF
all kinds oil property that may be offered, and WILL
ais, receive and store all kinds Of goods that pr
sons may wish 70 hare sold, either a. private SIC
or Al auction. Store on Main street, one door cas-,
of Mcclure s HUMPHREYS.
J. W. BYRN,
A. c. BURGESS.
Columbus, march 3, ISIS s4tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Paw nm! PAY uD!

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
n 10 the subscriber, are earnestly requested TO
pay up otherwise he shall be under the disgeea-
be Necessity Of cni1reing payment
Feb. 3, 1888. 50tf p. SMITH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Mrs. F.Vaueb,

"ILL give Lessons in music =, q,
w Forte at her residence IN C,rr.-, r
Young Ladies viii moi be charged exit, ,'-'l.'i
Of the Piano: Price S25 per session M ~ ~ z :
The most satisfactory references winl. H',,
April IA, 1888 40tf gia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Notice.
NV. 10, 1S37-ur

WElE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers under the firm Of j, N.
WALTON & co. expired on the first day of Jan
uary, 1888. JOSIAH N. WALTON,
HORACE DAGGETT
Cotton Gin Port, March "a, lS3s--37-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Office Mississippi Union Bank,

Jackson, May II, 1888.
nEAR SIR Enclosed transmit the d.
~ rcctions Of the Bank Attorney, which you
will please scrnpulously observe in making your ex-
in the chain of titles TO property proposed
to be inortgaged to the Bank. When persons have
not theiFchain Of titles perfect, it WILDE imperative
that thew shall render them so bciUttihey are sent
for the inspection of the Directory OF the principal
bank for final decision. The success of the instu-
ton the prosperity of the people of Mississippi gen.
orally, and especially of those who may be the inn
mediate stockholders, require that our action shall
be marked with due prccauton.
is the sense Of the Directory, that persons shall
not he required TO pay over the q Ley two and a
half per cent on their stock until the Books of sub
scnpton, title papers, &c. are sent here, and finally
passed on and the stock graduated according TO the
charter, when the papers will be returned accompa.
MED with mortgage, to be executed by the sub
scribers, and money paid in; when, and not unit
then, will the stock be declared on, and certificate,
issued Ny reason for being thus particular is, tina
numerous inquiries are made in relation to this mat
ter. II you have progressed and find that YOU lav,
been governed by different rule Of action, b,
pleased to change SO as to conform strictly TO tn
present instructions. II will be an easy matter 70
YOU to correct any error into which YOU NAV hav
fallen; and be assured that in business OF sucl
immense magnitude, it is of essential importance
hatunIormity and system shall govern us,&
have the honor to be, Al
Very respectfully,
Your obedcnt serv't.
H. G. RUNNELS PrcSt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

- DICKINSON 4 A BOYKfN Ar
HAs roRSEYs Ann CoUNsELLRs At Law
Colunbas. Mississippi. Dec. 90. lsS6-23n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

The business will be continued by the subscriber
on his own account. lie will continGe to keep on
hand large aud general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware sc. which he will sell on as
good terms rs can be found at any establishment in
the county. JOSIAH n. WALTON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

Notice.
- COMMITTED n the Jail Of Ok
klA ilbbceha county certain negro male
- slave, who calls his name BrtI.Y CbIr-
I'M MAN. and says that he belongs "a Mary
NJ Ann Walker Of New Orleans; the said
sxEsks.r. negro is about . feet s or inches hiph
dark complexion; which said slave Mn
he sold FIR cash al the Courthouse door in The Town
of SarkviIIe en the 2sth DAY of june, 1888, il not
proven, prison fees paid, and taken OFT before tlst
lime. JOHN M. MOORE, ShE
Sfarkaalle, May 80, is3l.-40t4 [Pr fec s. 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted
10 the late firms Of J. n. Walton & Co Walton g.
Duggctt, or Daeget & Walton, that all accounts
and notes, not settled by the first of March, will be
put in the hands Of an officer for collection, without
rcsDeCt 10 Dcrsons
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Committed to Jail

~ IN Winston county. Mi. 4,
efM fhagan, Justice Of the Peace y ~
IA county, a negro man, who saws h, Z
H LOUDEN, between twenty.sy =, =, ~
mn ty wears old, about FIVE feet en-, .'l !;
as-high, bright Completed, no ua,ta e. e
tibe. and says that he belongs 10 Beniam;, ~
of Amsterdam, Hinds county. The ov v-- S'a
questei TO come forward, prove prona,,v 20, ,
him away COLLf MDANIFI - =
,oaa W. $. GAapS,
June To- is9o--49-4" [Pr fee S 8
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
Dissolution.

ca THE business will be contin.
- uel by the subscriber who viii
Efr@M<.l keep on hand splendid assort-
N@S NO. ment of
VIZ u WATCHES and JEWELRY,
az j 49, and all other articles usually to
49, be found In an establishment Of
the kind.
N. ,. Particular. attention win be paid Clock and
Watch repairing. I'm. KNAPP.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30
pROFEssIONAL.

a NDERs0N W. DABNET. ArronNrT
n Axo CorxsrsLoR ST Law: Office AZ Ma
con. N;ssippi July =, isS6-2d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-06-30

5Otd
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

The priest has to TO ii that they do dream, and
they dream just so, and no otherwise, than all
good citizens should There must be no such
thing "A sound sleeper. All, unloss they choose
TO be called unsound men, must have their Wis
ions once week at any rate, and must make
public profession OF them, for The good OF otkers
If they are so pcrvcrsc and refractory not 10
dream when they are bid, and they are bid,
then the law is appealed 10, or public opinion is
suborned, to force or 10 frown the hereto into
regular, decent course of dreaming.
.sThen comes the season 81 lest-oa,hs, and edicta
Of conformity, and spiritual beds,eads. Ien look
round on each ether with doubt and suspicion.
The priest, with pencil dipped alternately in clu-
dv colors and III birthstone. seis about painting
the standard dream. The regular legitimate vision
which all men must have; ana then he sets it NJ,
and tells his fellow morta!s: .These be thv Wis
ions, OF, Christians. tina, shall bring you out the
land Of sin, and from the pit Of damnatton. Fall
down and dream ihcmm
"And IF any man will no, fall down, they set
the mark Of Cain on his forehead. They annoy
him here; they abandon him to the devil hereai-
ter.
.nat why wander 10 other countries in search
Of testimony regarding tire priest and his charac-
Ter and his conduct IL Is 10 be found in supera-
hurdance a home. Most erv.,attcallv is it TO he
fou.d in those daily doings-~noi ofre.igion if you
willA--bui oil shat passes current under the name
| arde 10 these hotheds of religion. .eviveis,
fo,ir day meetings aud know not by Row many
other terms TIE of spiritual incompetence
are called; those mad scenes of rnearthv OK
citement Wllefs men lose i.:cir time and ti.eil
money, and wo.iien, aasi their senses; whef,
the spirit Of gfiosty irfa,uat!o:l ..esdes tho
assembled crowd, End the yr.:d 5rgies contin
ued, until grcans Of terror or sltreks CT insensate
exultati lion proclaim the finai victory reason
and cor,:non sense: those schemes which the wis,
Witness with sigh ofpiiv a smile q contempt
while woEnan's quick affections and Childhood
crednlous innocence wrought up TO pitch @
enthusiasm that verges upon-nay that sometime
terminates neutrality-suspicious., ccnhrmcd in
sanity
'.Ssome day or other the world will it abol
ished How soon. time and circumstance 4
, lone determine. have labored and while heait
and conviction remain to mel viii! labor. by eS
hb,ing It's worse than mutility, to hasten lie alb
olition.'
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
HiNER-NARfES.

Re river is gradually rising il Ne sast II
i,d4rs ABOUT 10 inches. gar wharf from
Broadway TO Main street presents al; the bs>'te
OF active preparation for business, n anticipation
OF a considerable rise III The river The rise re
ported at Pittsburgh (Which will be fs>s nd below
has not ct reached here
The news from above Va. rad cons d ,rable ef-
feet on the produce market. Early yesterday
-four was sold from ato:s at The canal at S6,r3,
aud The Inspection. In t.,e afternoon under
stood 1857 offered and seclined. We qnotc
at Sd,2oaes37 and looking ur.
The receip;a by the canal during the past week
ending Nov. 10, was 2,75c obis.
Nhiskey-ls also looking up--saes were made
! yesterday at 80 cts. Arrived during the week,
ending Nov. 10Th, TAI bhis.
Pork-'rhe stock of old Pork is very light
oome small lots hand. Nominal price SIS
ior Mess; SIG for rump; $50 for Clear. Nosales
OF new have yet iranspired. Some small lots Of
new ia Bulk are offered al 8 cts; the demand fair
the last rise of water has been reported from a.
bove. Arrived BY The Canal for TIE week end
ing Nov. 10. 2i5 bbls
Baccs-The same remarks will apply to this
article. Some few lots of sides are offered a
10 eta. Shoulders 7; Canvassed Hams l2a. y r
r.ed last week bv canal 1920 lbs.
..ard--Oid is offered at SalOc; new at 10. Ar
Fed last week by Canal, l64 kegs.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
NEW AMP FRESH G0elS.

lust RECEIVER n ne assortun.r4 of rs I'll. An ID
30 WHITES G0OYrS, GROCERIES, and QUEENS
WARE, cerprs almost every article caedfor, among
which ares-f+th and English Nerit.oe., Cireassr
Plain Frrrsd Bombazetts, ladies and Mems su ror
Winter enlo&s; Nerino, Worstei and Lambs WOO Hose
and half FFt>e Broom and Black Mrslins; Gum En- tic
,yo.ed A,,or Suspenders; Isobinests. GuiiS-, Edg
ines; Swiss 'Jacxon=tt, ana Bobneu hstrn; Six Vel
ve,s Nclc Chally and great vatitE Dress Shnwls
Satin had Bombazine Stocks Nackintt and tther hln-
ke,s Red End white Fanncls; Canton flanss; BalSt
Tickinga: Ratings;
eretS variety Nerriirtc and Fancy Cscoe., efS
colors; P4 ih,ed husns: T!. in and Fancy Silks peir
Sh-wls; Brown red bananna and pong HAM err
chiefs: <earhed and unbleaatea Shseting, anti Shirf
Irish Linens Rea iy made Vests; Threads Neey.cs ~
Togethessith general assortment of BOOTS, :hCES,
and BRoCANS, Hardware, Groce RES, &c. &c.
All o<>he above articles will be void on ut ial a:>
NORSIsso & TtiiOR.
Elevekih mont, eth, ISIS. 4Et
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
FOR PRESIDENT
LIAM HENRY HARRISON.
a... decision of the National conven-
~. LID by the wings Of the U. states.

|e..r;sg Accident.-it becomes our painful
-,,d n accidcn, which happened to one
y..:..cs on Sunday morning last, ahou; ID
- Of this place. a party Of four or five
nc north on hunting excursion, and
nod 10 feed their horses and cat their
70 make the necessary preparations
had laid their loaded guns in the wag-
a., embarrassing tho horses oae Of tie
letting some feed from bag when
~ j. ans discharged. and the ball entered
xIffyoyARp CoSKLE, who survived but
Mr.. ConkIe WIS respected as q
n industrious habits, of E,orai worth;
IN. cheerful and Agreeable disposition -
81. hall was sped, Ia had made a light
I.ad happy exprcssioa ahou. their dinner,
-,ae thai il created OF, his countenancc.
with death. With all the eentlencss
;o;.a, resigns itself into The arms Of sleep,
8. DAD 70 the Cod who gave IL.
Il. - prepared long article in reply &c Gel
n, of the Jeffcrsoniat. respecting the sub
~. but lf,e eoriors dec;tidt q the Whig'
.. York, in defeating C. c. Ca':,;e:::-.eng, on'
1 .,or,e es, advocates, induces =, &c postpone
.r.a,;on. for the present at least: There i
81 4 ,roub,ing our readers with Z aiscussior
81. ..rits of dead measure.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

MARRiED-In this place Tuesday even
i,g the 9Th inst, by the Rev. p Crockcr Mr.
". D. WILSON 10 Miss MARY McNINEs all Of this
nlaGc.
'rc beg easion of friends for omi,iiner to
publish the above notice last week; as the liberal
portion OF cake received should havc- p,..ie Us
prompt. We hope however, we u.as hover have
occasion to neglect either again sir.lilaT occas
ion; but hope thu, they may le ,osciher .h-on.h
long ard happy life.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

I':tt: GIf.A DEsD.-The great male s-;Aaift,
imported al enormous expense, died yesterday
r,ornirt- at 5 O'Clock, without any apparent cause.
CT PREVIOUS illness. There suspicious of
poisou!n- 1t must, however, be rccollected that
the wca,i,e. has, for several days, been extreme
" vtablc. suddenly changing from severe cold 10
warm rains, and that animal known is more
sensitive climate, and delicate consti-
tutinh, than tie Giraffe. G7-His dissecti-u y Ill
furnish ar interesting study for Z~Clo-i-:s OF
the Ivcecsn.-\.Y Y. Star. Nov ).
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
RroAdcl<yths,. CassinnerCs. &C.

HCRRISSON 4 TfI.DR, have juat receiyed an al
don their former stock of tloIhs Superior Pilot
and Bearakin cloths for Broadcots % almost
color and quality Cassmers plain, stripped aad
plaid. of different qualites; Sastnet general
men; Jeans AMI Linsey Call and es.rinc before par
chasing elsewhere
EleveSNh mo. tn. 1885. i!t.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
1oNAEets,
$ ToE~ons!y termed ION&OSAIsk. liz

To sasr-- shave. that Is M ,iaa:-
Washer 'ts - a!er in tae In.a, eu.tee
The sting ard srr..ehes Of his w.s~-o,.i bfs,lss,
Oh srtye h,;sek s-.<b..s ss.;tes,
And. by seod +I,.si.s 'io -sha lsieep
No saEe. lsetcspoic.
..to.lo n.se. cs re a.l.'' aaI sea ii I
rom this, my maaile< ny:
Ihen- aNoAN.'' WI. j ACnB W. ILAcL,
(or you please call -
:>oIuetimc~-he- fatne US jake or -.naraeet
Ei; odds wf>.5:-,ou call Us, 4-iinrhs-s
Wen shave yoo smoother, closer. ErstsS
Than Biidls wtuii a cid slin-plGstez~
AID if yol'll stop a \ umaeF II,
Just opposite n SO kS's--41ovs owens
Nou'l say that BARRIERS ne'er brissS
AZ beard hair. Dandy whsker:--
For w AILAcE YOU Viii cry ~~encore.'
Unless you've been .-hai(-,t9eedr x Dry
Richmond, Nov. 10, lStS. kES
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

N O1tCE IS hereby given, ;ha. the undersigned has
taken of the Wayne Probate Court
nentary I'll, estate Of Deborah Johnson. deceased.
tEFAl IeIsoi.s i.GS'ted the SAID
guessed 70 mako ,in lia,e payment; and Shose havn;
claims against the notified pressed, them, duly
authenticated for sct ine within twelve mchs from this
date. The estate /, srlbsfSsi to be .c!reHt
LEM COFFIN, Executor.
Eleventh Eth. 1S3s. 45--3t
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
CALEB 70 WtIhiErNM MIS-

u ESPECrFULLY REQUESTS nil indebted tn him. IN
make payment, ds he is very want of casm
at fis time.
~ ~ b. Tie hns constantly hand n all ,imns,
~ tIDLES, BHIDLES. H.4RNESS, WHIPS COL
= RS and SADDLE TREES; all Of which Inc VIII
eA on fair and reasonable terms.
RIcnNoSDe SEA. - 1897 37f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
PUBLIC SALE.

MILL be sold nj public ,u,ina, Mondays u s6ih
day of this inst. (Novembcr the lsrc residence
ames g. Eankhead deceased, TIRES mics of
Rehmona the follow ing property Horses, Caule Hogs
Sheep, W l-a, OATS Corn, Farming utensils household
and Kitchen furniture, :" harness. aud a Of
other articles. Sale 10 O'Clock. credi,
Of nine month viii be given all dollars,
by the purchaser giving note and approved security.
d. STRAWBRlDGE, Admir-.
November =, 1899. Ats
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NlOTltEi5 hereby given that the Undersigned have
ken letters of Adlninstra lion the of Abra
nam Symons, decd all persons indebted said
requested make ilnmed and those ha
claims against the same, notified present them,
authenticated for settlement within twelve months
This date. The estate is supposed 70 be solyea;.
AARON l.. PLEAS,
~ JOSIAH MORRIS,
1lth mo- 11th. IS (I5--4.) Administra .cfi