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Assssaeys al Coanselless - Lac.
RscmoNp, WAvse Co IA
Having assoea0d ssmsslvss sugssAsr parsnss il u,
practice It he Law, will fasly and pssmpsy asossa %
eolseag all elaina q any sssr hsiness in ssir 49,
sion, chat may be entrusted aay eossss Of
Wayns Unioa, Fayssss, Rush, Heavy, Delaware, Grant,
Randolph Counties
.. SULLIVAN has uss received the appo;nsuen,
- OF NOFARY PUBLIC, II this place and, such,
ausho1ed 70 sake dispositions, ackuowedemsns eeda
mof,Sases, &c. He will all times asssuA prumps)y %
any OF hsss duties, within in
. correct mannsr, when called upur
OcOsce Msin Street, s,ro door, esse o. 6Re ~ or
Zee.
Apr; ! 1636-lu.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

AlLos COMPOUND K1TnACr % 1uaASA
o. sUDsrlT UTE D0R cALouBI.
|~HE psopsissss u shis arsicls, amer ps,s.s.1 -
u sspsnsivs research, believe sAsy have sAsiss1 p
MEL: ~ least, far ealemsl ssssss aay bses6epa
upo. sh: human sysss"; a. article Gss sra~ N 60
psoduesvs Of dis.ssssSs cosssqsseesa
TIE ecsioa - this nsdieias Upsa she eops,;eue;~ -
vsssal; - pass = ~ sysssa ss-epiag Ia iese n
howsves, spsa sAe escaas Il secssdsa cad exevu2 ~
=: s,ses power y Psssieslasay maaifsssd p. -.
will b sesn 70 have direct sscs spss ~ Alevv 80
and 70 b peculiarly adapesd - ~ ssas~sas e 49,
feevs, and osher diseases, Ia sAsA = av = e..oo
II 10 ad,ni.sabls il all easss, wAss u = ss.snsy
cleanse the stomach and howsls. 1s so0oso sAunun
er ganduar viseera Of The sbdomsn. Bsase &c. q
iss operation, t produces ire cireulasiou II -
on the surface Of The body, accompanied BY go =
does nos e1hauss lils dsassie p~e9ss -
setiea 10 UNIVERSAL aaA Il may b elasa ssA q
merely with sasssy, but viii great bssexs Tho -
ndi'pensably necessary in cssss = log ssasAisss =
zines, seldom, IL ever, do s.d, bot sssd - sjss 49,
ina Of the eonssis"s;ssA.
., as e. Win IL. s"s". 80 y u i 10 - -
ediy ons Of The vslsahss assiesss sss1 Asc
lie trial and inspection. -
This msdieias may - hsd At ApssAseariss H., =
II: following aesa.s in d.. ssass q l"diaaa.
D.. A; Csnss-Gssen.surEh. Dseasss esu.sy.
Ds.y: ~. Whissssi-ksighsssowa Hs.ss ecsuev. 81
DR.. ~ Lswis-C,asksbssgh Decatur eesasy s..
". Z. Pasloo-Andsson, kvsh eesasy. -
Messr. Pierce asd s..~a;s-Ms,is., 0s..sss~s.
WIN. Y. Wyisy-Indjanapolss.
Fond 4 Walker-LAfaysssa.
z. T. PsrcivAl 4 Co.-RiassSssd DvssSus. - y
r. b. Cansr-Dsnv;lls, Hendsicks esse;v
T. w. Wsbsses-Caw6ssdsvills. Msasxs1sry -
| Alsssnde, vanpsis-Nobls, Shelby es.ssy.
Mason Gsi6sh-CnansrsvilIs, Fayssss essssy.
Thomas Mesrs~-dis- assas fos Uaio., Hssso Z
/ Wayne.
| J. II Wrghs-Mison, Weyns essnsy.
Dr.: s. Procsr-t:seenressis, Pussaa esssy.
Ia J. Bowsn-lodi, Past county.
| DR.. N. Field-Js6sssomvilIs.
| Lyon & Wileox-Esaesviils.
Allen Makepsacs-CAesess6sld, ueAion es0ey.
B. bsigAswell ~Riehmead.
a. M1L&A
.a.A4 Ssras' ps~'. 81 e'..'' A. g.
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11W 191333VVR.
MRS. HNiDHra

"/OULD ruspecsfslly inform sse Ladies Riehns.d
w and surrounding country. that she has
the above business in all iss various bFanches
happy receive and the orders of NAV
feel disposed favor her with their patronage.
knowledge Of the business enables her
work entrusted her hands shall be executed
approved modern style Of neaness durability, and fashion
PShop Main street, in the building asey occupied
BY Dr.. c. West, opposite d. ID. Sioan's Hossl.
Richmond, Jan. 9th, 1888. 3:3m
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

The subscriber, having purchased II Mr.. CaAaLKs w.
APPLETON, his entire Sock in Trade, respectfully inns
his ffiends, and public generay, that hand
asgs AID valuable collection Of BOOKS in se va1ous de-
parsmenss Of Ls, Medseine, Pbla;es LieesstWe, Re-
CASH; and On aeeommodasing sesms % p1nessal ess-
eomers.
bsst quality and likewise considerable VARSITY o! Fey
Articles CAi1isen's Toys Re.
BOOKS may b bad price varying fson aksee eenGs
twenty thirty dollas: articles ps-
nnefion.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

In dis State 10 MINOR can obtain from the
county eommissianers' eosrts license to marry,
wltho0 6sst sbeaiaiag tAs consent Of his or her
parent a. hef guafdian, and, without such license,
esosot masry u this State. Young couples fire.
q,snty ny TO the opposite side of The Mississippi,
w1ere no license 10 required.
These runaway matches" - they are called,
AZ very frequeat. A laughab,e occurrence of,has
kind hsPPeeed few days ago, which has made
m,eh ssors in this region.
A Mo- about II years Of age, whs 70 the
bsiress 10 IN estate valued at $4,000, lately
RAJ awsy in company With . bridesmaid and her
lover, Who was nearly thirty. Her guardian, be-
lie'ing he man totally unworthy Of her, had re-
fasd his consent When they reached the bank
Of he MississiPpi, the ice was running fusiously
in - river; but the young lady, expecting every
moaent her guardian would arrive in pursuit.
urRd her lover to lose not IN instant in pushing
the ,oat from the share. His courage seemed TO
havsa good deal ahated; but he, with the owner
Of alarge skid, and the bridesmaid, embarked
wilkins intended bride.-They had searly reached
The cad Of an island, about . third Of tho dis
tano from the opposite shore, when the current
became more rapid, the cakes Of ice very large,
and heir situation extremsly dangerous. The
love, excessively frightened, and forgetful Of
ever body but his oscs dear self, bawled out in
the ,ost Piteous accent. ~Oh! shall be drowned!
II hall b drowned!" and bitterly reproached
hts I0v.l0vo NJ the cause On us ptOOoOe Vc~su
She uttered not = word, her courage end presence
Of und seemed to increase with the peril. A
tremndous cake Of ice fairly caPsized the boat,
but j was % large that all got on it. 1t bore
them to the head Of the island, and ~ good for-
tune would have it, the chsde between it and the
Missouri shore was frozen over, and they crossed
il without difficulty. They reached q tavern near
the rver, and, after changing their vet garments
and ,ecominG warm ut . good fire, tho lover hint
cd e the Young lady that it was now time for
then 70 have the knot tied, as the magistrate had
arrived for that purpose, and was in the next room.
She rave him . most whitening look Of contempt,
and eecl>red she would never unite her destiny
with ono who VA selfish and cowardIy. II was
in vain that he attempted by entreaty and argu-
mens TO change her rssolutioo.-She was immove-
able, and replisl 70 him with seoro
/ A few day, afterwards, she returned to the
house of her guardian, thankful that she had e.
/ eaeed margin. man whose osly object wss her
fortune.
/ Her lover returned 10 this side Of the river
also: but supa showers Of ridicule and consemP
were bestowed uPoa him. that he found j, bes! 4
decamp. which he did few nights ag", leaving
behiad . hot Of unpaid debts.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

Do The people reeoi3ect that sxtsavagance was
almost the only thing brought against Mr.. Adams
Admisistratioo, and that ssre6osm and retrench-
meat" was the cry Of the party! Let those Who
do rsilsct Il and who raised their voices sound
it absseA, lsok upon the absve picture end weep.
-ALsos Baleace.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

Messas. Eosroas LIN shs persanj q - - seo
your paper, I 6nd . notice, ever Do sigsasso
knox, a. The dissolusioa q ths passsssshie essse
sad Robess KNOX ard Joap T. SsAwsn, CsoanssW 49,
syiag shs Expsss Meu bsswesa Deysoa, OAtes -
Hause, Ia. The usdsssiCssd Dsidses Vsessiss1 -
line, deems il his dssy - isSesm - p.ne = 49,
Mr. Knox dissolved said passnsssAp. ~hieh weA ,
Frsech leave Of aid line, and taking visA hSot ~
hossss bslsngiag sbs saass-a ssssa wsy teesss
sewing passsssshiP.
Wnsrvmlx, Apsl l7sh, 1889.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

One Reuben Rouzey, Of Virginia, owed the
General about ElO0O. While President Of the
United States, ono Of his agents brought an &C.
ton for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT vas obtained, and
an execution issued against the bndy Of tho de-
fcndant, who was taken to Jail. He had . con-
siderable landed estate, but this kind Of property
cannot be sold in Virginia for debts ualess 1t the
direction Of the person. He had . large family.
and, for the sake Of his children, preferred lying
in Jail to selling his land. friend hinted to him.
that probably General Washington did not know
any thing Of the proceedings, and that it might
BE- we'll to send him . petition, With the state
ment Of the circumstances. He did send the
very next past from Phiadslphia after the arrival
q his petition in that city, brought him orders
for his immediate release, together with full
discharge, and . severe reprimand 70 the agent
fog having acted in such maa.nef. Poor Rouxev
was in Consequence restored to his family VIM
never laid down their heads 1t night without pre-
senting prayers to heaven for their beloved Wash-
ingsoo. Providcnce smiled upon the labon of The
grateful family, in . few yean Rouzsy sejoyed
the pleasure of bsia& able to lay the ElOO0 with in
tersss, q Tie Ssst sf this truly great uaa. wash
inGtoo reminded him that lho debt w. discAnsua
Roszey replied, the ds6t o his family IL fash-
er Of their country, and preserves Of their pare,s
cosA never be discharged; and he Goaes.i. %
avoid the PLEASING opportunity e he esaseS.l
virginiaa, who could net be donied, aeeepeed n.
money. Only, hswever, 70 divide IL amooe,s Ron
sey's childrea, which be immsdiassly did
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

N1OTlCE...Al persons indebted the subscriber BY
NoTE ~ Book requsstsd 70 mako imms-
isso Close the Of his
old establishment. JOHN SUFFRlNS
RscRnoND, Dec. 30, 1887. Star
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

Doots, shoes and BroEams,
PALM LEAF AND WOOL HATS
NE subscribers eenesal assussmsns
of BOOTS and SHOES, PALM LEAF aud WOOL
HATS, which they viii sell very low for cash, approved
paper.
Thoss visns the city make purchases win do we'll
give . call before purchasing.
EDMUND GAGE 4 Co.
l06 Main, between Third and Fourth ssrssts.
Boston and New York FUNDS wanted.
Cincinnati, March 24sh, 1888. I'LL
TIIDES 4 BARK wANTED...RacaAnD Moone
will commence the TANNING business The old
Morrison and Virgins; whore he wishes par
chase a quantity of the above articles.
HIDES AND BARK will BE- received Tor Leather and
on account BY MonRsssoN & WBGolNs; and for Saddles
and other articles, by ID. p. WsoGlxs 4 Soxs.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1887. AFT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05
From The g. Louis Commercial BullsOa
IuW1R0AL IMP1OvENENT.


In slfsriag few remarks Yesterday upon this
interesting subject, We were involuntarily led in
to an enumeration Of the principal works, which
iadividual states have undertaken, eccouPlish-
I'd. Our design in this was BY 10 means exact
statistical informaaion Soe We have neither sum-
Gent data, suficiens sPeee soe tess oSs mcfe'y
10 present Q view Of the enterPfise .. our sister
states in eomparison With, and ~ IN incstemeUt
to, our own. This object it is believed can IN no
better manner be attained, in entering upon the
topic, than by the course ne have adopted; and
IL hereafter we should become Jealous IN tho mat
ter, our "zeal," based upon facts, must % nc
cord,ng knorlcdgc."
eight or ton railroads Incorporated or projected:
Sosak Carol;na has one railroad Of l36 miles
This State, with Ohio, has chartered the grand
rail- road Of 500 miles il Dength designed to con-
meet the Atlantic and Ohio river, and another 10
proposed to connect tho Ocean with tho Missis-
sPPi 1T Memphis, Tenn.
| Gcoreis has q canal and Sve railroads project
ed, or in various stages Of progress; and Alabama
has u canal and nine railroads in the same con-
ditiou.
| Miss;ss;pp; has Esd miles Of railroad in pro
| 4ress and "a miles incorporated
| Los;s;ana has three canals and three railroads
complcted-seven railroads in progress, and se'
ven projected.
/ TSnsessec has an interest in the grand railroad
Of $50 miles, connecting N. Orleans with Nash
vile, which is projected.
! Kereskcy has several river navigation improve
mcnts projected, or contracted for-one rai!roas
in operation, and two OF three others projected Vi
commenced.
Iuipois has appropriated about nine and hal
millions for Improvements. Five appropriation
have been made for the navigation Of rivers, ant
, fourteen for railroads. Four others arc IN pro
eress Or completed, and several were incorporated
; or PROJECTED.
} Ohio has more than 400 miles Of canal in oper
ation-three canals in progress, and five other
incorposated-more than forty railroads incorpor
ated or commenced.
; I.d;ana has loan Of @l0, 1000 900 aushorize'
by the State, besides four canals and one rail
road projected OF 10 progress.
, Missosri has one railroad projected, to extern
! from St. Louis to Faystte, distance 100 miles
} aao,her to the Iron Mountains, and third iron
tho town Of Louisiana on 1he Mississippi to Roche
7 port on the Missouri--but when either If thea
will b in operation il is impossible to foresse.
, Hickigas has made Appropriations for tb,ss
railroads, and he's incorporated six others.
More anon.
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VK|ANTED. . largs quantity = WHITE COOSl
w QUILLS. A good price " Il b. s;vs" ies them, b.
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, At rs Chair Mandatory o
The northwest eornn.r Of Fror. and Main SIS.
Richmond Feb 10, 1885. ST.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

NATIONAL Dxpr-The reason Why the gov
eminent wants moro shin-Plsssrs, may Be found
in he following 6gu'es:
TIE average expepditurss under Mr.. Adams
Administration, were $Ix,644, 6x9I7
The expenditure Of the FIRST
wear Of Nj. Van Bureaus Admin
;.trasoo, were &35,2sl 1861 81
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

DOOK BlNDlNG.-Ths subscriber having foseha-
scd the BIN derry, formerly owned by jess. Stanley,
despatch. Persons wishing Blank Books made, can have
them ruled any Passra By leaving dise~ons Inc ecs
paper will used wished, and ~ work executed IN
ssvle which he il will the appreciation q
all who try him. OHvAn assorsT.ns OF BLANK BOOKS
will be kept hand, and Or Books AE-souSD Fsees
moderate.
nrB,SpEav s,aa,ed Main street, Cole T. HAM
ilson's Boo. and Shoe store. W. M. LEEDS.
Richmond, llsh ms. 9tt, 1887. ASH
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no Ps HOLLOWAY
NOTARY PUDLAC; RieA0ooa, lnAiaaa,..
Having received the appointment Of NorARv PUsLSc
prepared take The acknowledgement Of desds Of
conveyance, mortgage, &c. &c.
Oct. 36tA, 1881. l26
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

WCe0 much
soaght after from the enhanced value which their
pss1imity TO this thoroughlars gave them: they
were ell bought up Lands which had little or
~ ether value than their connection with the
Rod, and which, without IL, would have remain
ID unoeesPisd and unbought fos fifty years to
come, were purchased and repurchased enchans-
% prices. During this time, while the sale Of
gsvsmEpeM lands was going on the road was 20
sng On. Every year you gave it its accustomed
eppropsistioo. A. if the government really inten-
ded its ceasasuction without a word Of oppoei-
sisa, snvo the fashionable, sterotypcd, cons,itu
sional objections which . few always protested
% bold. The States through which il passed
bad NO choice or agency in its location. They
bad 70 adjust and conform their state roads and
ether wcsks TO II - the great column Of internal
eonmunsca0ou, plantations were adjusted TO il.
houses and towns sprung up like magic, and pro
fessv sose 70 value eomsnsusurate with the bril-
1isat dsstiay Of . counsry through which . v;.e
and uuai6cisut government had protected th;.
nao0ument az its justice and wisdom. and ev;-
deaes 6 it, parental regard. Tho process did
sae end hero. Tho government receipts did not
sod With the exhaustion Of the lands UPON ths
nasgia Il the road. No, sir. The road onlv BE-.
came the base Of settlements, which extended
oesth and south, till they absorbed the create,
post5o0 Of the government lands And in this
manncs, and BY this stimuant, were those land.
converted into mosey. and the usonev .pprosria.
ted - The use q the nation. The Western peo.
peedo not complain that they havs'had to nav "a.
thsse lands, but shat IN the selection Of home.
sos their families for ls, their locations wees de-
sssained BY the Just espec.asioas created by tie
eesee o. 'he go~ernmeas 10 regard u the sss
vnsenees and facilities in prospect. They sup
pseed ~ action 10 b in good faith, With q view
- - cooosmmation Of the object iadicased bv il,
ecssso, and they accordingly selected their homes
49, BOW, s'r, arc they to b At this late dav told
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

At thIS time, SIR, through Indiana though graded,
il Is impassable. Your mails cannot be transpor-
ted upon il with any tolerable speed or safety,
single hossemen find IL difficult to pass, and vet
its margin is strswed with materials going to
waste, waiting the action Of this House only to
assume the place Of usefulness in the road 1t
has not been long since The mail stage drove of
dangerous temporary bridge, thrown over Blue
river, on this rood. and greatly hazarded the lives
Of q number Of persons. OF all things, the like
Of this should be provi against: those rivers,
should be bridged, materials 1t least should bo
collecting preparatory, that the luxury Of stage
riding, and receiving early news Of vents. should
be INDUCED to the same extent, and in the same
safety in the West, that il - in other portions Of
the world where less is done to enrich the country
than there.
The engineer charged with this work esti-
mated hvo hundred thousand dollars for Indiana
on this road; and do conscientiously believe il
would be economy and justice united, to appro-
pirate this sum. Then the water courses could
b immediately bridged, and . large portion q
the road finished and cedsd to the State, to BE-
maintained and kept in order; then The mails
could b transported with less cost and less hazard
Of human life; people could travel With comfort,
and tho West would look to that high destinv 20
which tho enterPrise, intelligence, and industry
It its people 10 rapidly tending. But. SIR, make
than sufficient to repair the ravages of the wintel
and travel Of tho spring, n manv seem disposed
to do, and you Will keep The Treasury AWAY.
paving. and the road repairing and stationary.
ask this House il the Goyesnmess does not owe
1t to those States through which this road passes
to prosecute 1t vigorously 10 fsal eompledon?-
Was not this expectation . stimulant 10 the par
chase Of Wild '.adsf Hast not already bess TN
means q bringing millie.s directly aud iedirsct
Iy TO the National Treasury, which o4bervisa
would SEVER have found their way thsref IA,
1t not been the means Of stimulatina western .nf
Southwestern Productioa, - ~ to aaake them 70
| Gcthes rich mine to the natiooe These ou..
/, tons must be answered in lho Abrasive. H..
SIR, would IL aot be gross fraud upon ths purcbe
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

A NEW FIRx-CaN + Settle!
~ respectfully requested to CALL and SETTLE their
delay Of which have been standing
for ntAprRREE YEARs!!!Z0
SAMUEL FLEMING.
Richmond, Dec. 30, 1887. SlN
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-05

Superi0P Betting Cloths.
Vr0HE 81 BSCRIBER has on hand, large and general
assortment Of Boiling Closhs of The best quality and
Of every No used, which will be sold have
ever been offered in this market
BASIL BRlGHTWELI.
Richmond, August 25sh, 1887. 3o:1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
Bedford Female Academy near
LiberfV. Va.

DUPIBS may. during Inc resent year, be enter
ed at any period oi Tie Course aud Ill be char
ged raleAbly to the time. TO asod defanging the
oreaniz lion of the SCHOOL, there will be 40 Vaca
hon unlil the Fab
Tulion. III English and French 80 dollars per an.
mum Board washing, lights aud fire. SO per
mouth. Italian ~ > anish. $40 per annnm Music.
so Embroidery, coorrd and white. s.. Pupils
tu,utsh lien own Bciilng. TO ihnse from n Dis
1anrr II can be supplied. at moderate charge.
Sunmer Uaitr,a. TINS will consist Of Robe III
Pale blue printed Cambria. the hgnies small and
tio~r: Cape> oil TIE slne Panlaleis of white A.
prons OF brown Ffencf Linen ed ed with blue Bfaie
Straw or chip Bonnets. Nuns pattern, trimmed with
sk, blue: Green Vells. Jewclr, nj E'nbrolieres
pro!ibilc,l, IL u ell ~ all linrr, general.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
March 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-20
Marcel, 10

Rebrcca lioweI Satah A,Ihur. Alum NewmIn and
Poly hls wife. I,ie Poll, Dixon. Jlnes Morton
aud Nancy ms WIFI, Lie Maze, ID xon, In ms
ID, on. Poll, NeAm7n. William IL Ilu,ison aud
Lucy. la, "if' iaie Lucy Ne" man. Henry Arthur
AID > nih ms VII. iate Sirill Newman. Clnk
Nrwu.du. Baliry Newman, WlliIam VI aadr aud
EN- ibpth his VT late Elizabeth Nrwm,n. Eli
ia towler. Abs,lnn fow"r Richard Coal AMI
\ ,ucy In, wi-. late Nancy ToNer Thomas
Ihou p>nn and Jane his wife. LATE Jane Io"lri.
Lew, Bennett and Pol, his wife, Ete Pol,
Fowler, Morning Robertson. Thon,s Goad aud
SALLY his wl,c, tate Silly ToN1 r \ ,eiuego Ra,s
AID Frances III, wife, Late krances Shuck ey. Pol
~ ) oehe,. SlIalrlth Shuckiey aud Absalom
Shorkcs
fsNNkkE NOTICE, that sc viii. on the asIb ,Ia,
H. Of Srplraibet next, between tle tislue AID the
seltlrs OF thr sun, ii the dwelling house Of Isabel
Mnch.u, the county al Brdtnrti. Il Stue al
NnsrnI ta,e the dc o-rIio oi William LetlwIrh
SIl, MItchcn aud uhrr>. and the l2th ia, Of
Dc'ober. NJ The Dwelling house III John A. DlNoa,
IN tie cnuuiy al Wa,ne. and Site nf k'.ducAs,
take HE dep"stions nj Jphn A. ID xnn AID Pat
" ID xnn, and II no. ia,en mai day, will
be tIkeu on IN" lG Ii day Of lie ne mont,
II the sanie place: AID GA the lSIh d., %
u. to.rr at III. dwelling hnIi>r III Mrfrdnn ID y
Oh, N lilr county ri q eruup. Stat "l Ky aee
Ill. dcpo>nloas 1T Ito,na> LA kmu,lh, ,itbru
Crnm aud oticr>. and II MOI taken that day. viii
.e iaNen IN the - do tne nonth, tin srG,e
p ,cr ard onlh,u hoht III, to tat MAJ c"mi l,f. d.
W lch drpu>iio :. "hr .Iahrn, will he re,d Is al
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