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there he found his way to Alabama. where be u
nited IN the Baptist church, and recommended
preaching the Gospel. Shortly after forming
this connection. the Christian Advocate reached
A'aba"a. containing detail Of his improper cnn-
duct, description oil his person. Fearing de-
lection and exposure, he Immediately abandoned
Aiaban.a, and went to the Creek nation Of lndi-
ans. Dissatisfied with his situation among the
Indians, he returned to the States, and sought IN
asylum IN one Of the aims houses Of MARYLAND,
where he remained ono year. Afterwards h.
went 10 Fcnnsylvanla, ard remained Eve years
IN IN aims house. Nothing further is known OF
him until he appeared at Massion, as the return
ing captive.
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"RETRENCHMENT AND REFORM,

These were the cab,stc words in the DAVIS OF
the East Ro"n az! IT,: Billiard Table Take
good notice Of them. fellow citizens. At ,h::
time, the expenses Of the Government wore
THIRTEEN MILLIONS A YEAR
Now. under the operation of 'Retrenchment
and Reform, they amount to
THIRTY-TWO MILLIONS A YEAR
Such is the difference between n Wing and
Tory government, Recolcct, fellow citizens, the
words were
s.RETRENCHAiENT AND REFORM,
Your business is to
Pull dorn the tyrants that hare deccired u.s.
Steubenriue Herald
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new AND CHEAP o0063

NA/ z have just received extensive asno,er.-> -
w SEASONABiE GOODS from ~. e.~.- -.
which were boush. II reduced prices will b. sjd
suaiy "w ior cash, approved produce (os DE veI ee
70 rv"eso.i eussn"efs Purchasers reqsesssd = en-
sno our stock, consisting Of supsrens bss bls
brown, do nvsble grsen Cloths: Cass;messs aa1 Sese
49," "ms! sloshs ddllin Eaeiia fnseA
dres, handss'essfs, wells, slovss ke &c. 20
sHs, eaeoee sha<se handkerchief, &c. saeDeor -
almost every article called fos, vhieh eaa 3. eSea
viii Be sold cheaper shas ussai.
Fifth month 26sh, 1893.
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FIGURES RON,TIlE

Mr.. Clay recently exposed the fact, lin a speech,
on the treasury note bill, that since Gen Jack
son was elected President. sin three years. the
dominant party have expended, ONE HUNDRED
AND FIVE MILLIONS oy DOLLARS while during
lie entire four years Of Mr.. Adams Administra-
tion only FORTY EIGHT MILLIONS were expended
And We, Gen. Jackson promised "retrenchinen,
and reform and Mr.. Van Buren, promised 10 'fol-
low in his footsteps"
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Nor IS nos NOV dwsh concord Of s,Seet Sounds,
IS Mt Tor 'reason', s'fa'asem' and 'pois:
be nio;oas OF as spirit are dull as night,
And has affections dark rs Erebus:
IIet No such be trusted. SHANsrEaRE
The above sentimmt Of the immortal bard has
been SO frequently quoted, and adopted the sen-
tirncn's nj those who have written the subject
OF Music, sSat We need merely say, they contain
both truth and poetry. However, il is not now
our purpose 10 write homi,v on the science Of
Music. but to call the attention vi citizens
Concert purposed to no given in this place on this
evening, by the Eaton Band,'' assisted BY the
tion of Mr.. GuILp, who has very successfully
brought them to a considerable proficiency in the
divine art. We think they deserve much crcdi,
for their industry and perseverance in endeavor-
ing to establish taste and popularity for music
among our citizens. We hope they may be sue
cessfuI. The want Of a musical association in our
borough has long been felt, as in the celebration
OF our national jubilee, have had to depend
upon amateurs.
The pieces selected for the Concert this eveu-
ing embrace variety, some Of which are by the
best composers, and from the exhibition We hay c
seen of the talents Of tho performers. we think
that full house will be bu, an of Justice for
their industry and attention. Not only this, BIZ,
the money collected at their Concert is appso-
priated to tho wants Of tho Society, and thus
fosters and encourages further exortion. The un-
dertaking is laudsble, and we repeat, is dcscrv-
ing the patronage Of our citizens, and we hope i,
may be extended until the Band becomes pre-
eminent in every branch Of this interesting sci.
encc.
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WOOD AND IRON TITRNINC-

VIE subscribed. having rented Ers,-r.,e ps;,;l.., 81.
WIN Bancroits Factory, near Richmond. i now -.
pafed 20 MI all odos in has line; .nd, from long expes.
encs al wood and Iron Turning, he aers hms. that v
close atention :" business, he will he enable to eas Al
persons who may see fit tn gi-e him q call Cah;.e,.Ne.
ksfs are invited to call and examine his vv,i
patterns, and prices, before purchasing elsewhere
NIB WANTED,-A large quantity Of lumber. e.;e..
bic 70 turn for which most liberal orieee mi ~ A
Richmond. Sune 9, 1898 o5.s
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subscriber Is prepared all orders in -
aooSe business with despatch. Persons WISHING = 49,
can have them ruled any pattern ~ leev;.e
The bess Of paper will he ussd, IL wished an6
, Aee"ed IN style which hs is persuaded Gill msss
the appreciation Of all try him.
Cyan assortment Of BLANK BOOKS will h. ke,s -
'ia""' aao OLD LOOKS sE-DoUND. Prices unodernae
GNrBlNDERY situated on Main ,,r..e o,., I.u;. >
Coa!.'s Boot and Shoe Store
Richmond, June 2, 1893. 9IT
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MAn1S fa'esD, q Jay eosssy. MsAiss assu1Ass.
- ind.na, bay MARE, Wild : baass E.es. - ~
n'na soos White. van her lss eye. ~ $500
sns spsing-appaised eSs: ass, bay ysasiise CO
v,.n blaze hes,-sppsaiasd ti4, - Jass rtee ~
~ Iham Som"ans I certify sbe sbsvs - - 49, -
ffoM my Eatray Boob. Givsa under ~ haad - - ~.
o6S4Ay. 1873. ABRAHAM Il1FZ Il
Juos 2. 1883. a
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PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE

supsor1oe', having Purchased the sock Of COAlR
q hAMILION. has made large additioos A 81. 80
n now ready TO furnish his iends eusosue,s visS
" GOO an assortment. and good terms q sv 81
purchased IN the West, either wholesale or ,,e.iI
0rWork made order, on the .bor,es, no,;es. IN
mended gratis. -. "''~
Richmond, Jun. 2, 1893 Or
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IA indebted % tssubseribefs either BY Norz or Boox
request call and same a. looes,
indugsnes cenot ren. The neglect of this notice Tor
20 days, win necessity compel % resos % len, meas
usss. Morey re q, and wishous money ~ esnscs nav
Dec. 16. 1897. leM T. GROVER AGO
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

We invite the attention Of our readers to the
address to the citizens Of Wayne county, publish
lished on the proceeding page !, will be rec
collected that, at the convention held BY the
friends Of improvement, the gentlemen whose
names are attached to this address were appoint
ed committee TO prepare and publish t:sir
views, not as the opinion Of the convention, but
of the committee. However. we believe, the
sentiments there expressed will find hearty
response in the mind Of every friend Of our pub
lie works. While VIC speaking Of this sup
ject, we have proposition to make To the friend.
Of Improvement in this county. At the late con
venfinn there was no arrangement made to sup
ply the vacancies in the nominations, and a. Mr.
Morrow, has positively declined our prof,ered sup
port, we recommend that as many Of the formc,
delegates as can find it cow enient, meet in
Cen,revi'e, on Tuesday, the second dav OF the
next term Of the Circuit Court Tor the purpose OF
selecting another candidate, mud of transactinc
such other business as may he thought necessary
for the success of ticket Ii this course is
thought expedient, our friends in tho different
parts Of the county will please give their assent
and we will publish call next week
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-09

t%Wc have bu, ittle time 10 bestow on IN.
Editorial department OF our1papcr, being neces
sarily occupied at cas-.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-09

When we speak, in general terms, OF the pres
cnt suffering condition Of the county, sc refer
particularly, Of course. to the currency anu the
exchanges. not materially relicve ed from the de
rangemcnt into which they were thrown by the
wanton and wilful undertaken by the Exc
cuiive against the late bank of The United States
The extent Of that arrangement in some parts of
the country is absolutely ruinous, liz comparison
to its extent here. But, even here, it is opprcs-
sivc enough. We cannot perhaps give a better
idea Of it than to state circumstances which
have occurred within the range Of our business
within tive days Of the last week as follows
We had occasion to draw upon our agent in
Richmond, in Virginia, at sight, for six hunercd
dollars. We paid nine dollars exchange in con-
verting it into money Of the District of Colum-
bia.
! We had occasion to remit three hundred do!-
lars to Boston, in Massachusetts. We paid 50
premium Tor y draft Boston tor that a.
mount.
! We had to paw our account for postage at the
post office in this city, amounting to one hum
dred dollars. The money received in current
| payment at Office was Virginia money. To
convert one hundred dollars Of that money into
District bank notes paid one dollar and half
and to the district notes into into specie
/ lin which required to pay our postage
bill we paid three dollars and N half.
! With these facts within our own knowledge
such occur every day repeatedly in this city
under the very eyes and n;,sc Of the Executive
il is in vain tell that .,li's ::e, or that al
things iriU be well, until find s,,-1e things
getting better.-Nationai Inteliigcncer.
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AUGUST 113r93NY.

AWWWS1 CREIGHTON.
We nre authorised TO announce ISAIAH ORSDORNE
as a candidate for Cousty Commis sioner.
Candidates for the Senate.
AtHiLiiS WILLIAMS. WILLIAM ELLIOTT
NATHAN SMITH
For the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM H. FOULKE, JOSEPH MORROw
Il. J. HUBBARD, ICAI.EB n JA(.EaT1N
WILLIAM LOCKE, COL. SMITH HIINT
Candia"tcs for sheriff Of vatue eeuuev.
JACOB n. FISHER JESSE T. nAvrNnOn,r
JACOB W. FISHER FREnERICE nj W
THOMAS e. NOBLE
For County C0mmissioner.
GABRIEL NEWLY. r. JOHNSONBAUOH
We are authorized 10 Announce WILLIAM VANCE
as candidate represent the If Huntington
Adams, Whitley Wells, and Eackiod in tssssk
Of tire next legislature.
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FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HE1RY HARRISON

subject 10 The aecisia Of the National Coaven.
aioa be AelA BY a. " higs Of the Z. states.
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rCANDXDA7ES, who arc not subscriber.
to the Palladium. are expected to paw two dollars
for the insertion Of their narresAS
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'Domss,i. happiness thou only biiss
VI paradise that has sur, yed III. f.un,
NARRiED--In this Borough. on Tuesday, ,h. So
i"ss oy )! w Green, E-q, Mr.. SIMPLIFY L. FOULHE
~, taporse Ia on Thursiay N. 3ls, uis \,
the Rev Mr. Selkregs, of Miles, Mr.. WM. J. WALKER
Msr' hant TO Miss CAROLINE, daughter Of DR.. q. a.
Rose, OF the former place.
,--. --t'n the same day, by 4. Straw brdc. ESQ NJ,
bKlTTON WEBSTER, t. Mss ELLEN w JAMES,
all Of this county
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Fna - Dsyssa co., Js~ai.
rf. nm L Am

Fma - Dsyss. co., Js~AL
CCMDB0 bAUD ROAD.
The following lssss iron ~ 1sessasyaf Was b b ~psy
70 enqoires addrssssd hin ~ asnhss 4 - o.
de.eyasiou. IL - BY y. Good.
DgPAAfooaP - WAn.l
May -. l00
S.s:Ia reply your letter q - 91sA iass. ~ ~
honor inform yos. that peuposDd apply -
psiation the Clmhsraaad Road, ~ Sease q o. a
the follow
Enairs CON pi elton Of It Springfield. IaAAA
nsidg-s and MASONRY ~ sas West nanA
Of the Miami, l0s 80
s,ssoeies, t5,1O
Ooenins And gra fang 70 TIE
t"e Anoans viii allow lndi-
'"a 'hae' :. sss.oS
Very Respectfully.
Your OpeS-t S.rv'I
(S'sasi) J. r. POlNSTT
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A BON TO LET.

4 ROOM in theIildng, corner of Main and Pea,
IA ssree,s- En9e OF E. T. TURNER.
Richmond. May 1888.
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CONSISTENCY oYrnE MAGlcIAx-Thc" fcd eral''
papers will no dosbt now TEEN nth structures on
t:.c Inconsistency Of the course Of the President,
in approving the Joint Resolution resembling the
specie Circular 1t is, and ever has been their
practice iSoute to him a want Of firnp ess. ard
a wavering disposition. They will now saw, be-
cause he promised to .;:.low in the footsteps Of
illustrious predecessor ta>t when Congress
threatens a little, se forgets his promise and in
his tmdity and fer for the issue Of lsi2. forth
with signs a resolution repeating that which
the old hero claimd As his greatest and best act.
But the Story fedenlises'' need not take the pleas
ing JUNCTION to thei souls that Martin Van Bu-
rem will ever do tat which he has promised not
to do True, he ispledged to his friends to follow
in tho "footsteps his illustrious predecessor. -
and he will ever found ,hsre-true and stead.
fast to his word. He has followed with uod.un,-
ed 6rmness, the curse marked out for him by the
| immortal Jacksos to the very precipice Of des-
/ truction--untiI coas stared him in the face, aud
ne has now takenhe beck track still treadinp .sin
| the footsteps Of b ius,rious predecessor Sic
fraasit, &c.
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A proposition has been made in some Of the n
York papers to wall the Erie Canal at the time Of
its enlargement. The extent Of wall required for
this purpose will be about seven hundred and 6ftv
miles.
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KEPEAL OF THE SPECIE CncrIar.-In com.
non with the country VIC rejoice to see theU. s.
senate, that new stead fast Of Locofocois IL, high
"accs' feeling the force Of ''the Democracy Of
Iumoers, and beginning 70 undo what Gen
Jackson and Marlin Van B,rcn have .l,ue. This
We consider the first step in the Wing march Of
following the footsteps Lackrards The party
IN power - nov on the right about face. and we
hope their step will be the quick step. The sub
Treasury scheme is de facto abandoned. that is
and hereafter, we presume, undoing what has
been done - to be the order Of the day.
10 move the administration party on the
back track has been very difficult thing. For
a whole year, we Wings have poured in upon it
the batteries OF almost every election, from the
Democracy OF Numbers, but they have vet stood
the FIRE! We have started il at last on the back
track. We mean to push it back further. and to
stop only where the fathers of the Republic
land the platform Of true republican principles
~ Y. Express.
0rIt is long time since we have heard any
thing Of any moment from the sub Treasury, Ia
dependent Treasury, Reformed Treasury pro-
Jcct. Which OF these titles the scheme boro a I
the latest intelligence, we have not the means of
knowing. Butu appears To have gone to sleep
with all three of them upon its unfortunate head /;
and whether II will ever wake again is more
than we are disposed even to conjecture.
Bat we should like TO know, whether the adj
minstration intend to let Congress adjourn, and
leave them in their present fororn predicament
As It concerns money. They have, by the hard
est, carried a bill through, authorizing them re-
issue ZEN millions Of Treasury notes But what
will th,s ne among such a flock of vuI,urcs as
lowering over the Capitol, have already
alighteo within: its walls? II there is not some
thing in the act, which will authorize them to
keep the mill going. zen millions will last but a
very little time. Whocs sr vii: read MIR. Bonds
speech will see, that few million OF dollars will
go but little way to satisfy tue Cravings OF such
an army Of blood suckers as hang Sver the gov
ernmcnt. The expenditures from tie Treasury
are rami.:ed to such degree, that no body can
be surprised 20 find, especially during such a
time If scarcity az the present. "a lack Of pecun-
airy means to satisfy he greedy appeti:es of loco
foco patriots.-Conn. Coa.ant
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AIKEN Cr, by JOHN SAMPLE, of Wh;,e,;ve,
"nshp, Rando county, indiana an es,r,v 49,.
h'een hands high, FIVE years old, baxs 49,
n Inc harness, shod all round had bs On ~
tened with leather collar, appraised m sw.r,v... -
lars. oy Jacob S"mauls, and Joseph Paine
The above IS a sruc copy from my es,ry bosk
:, HENRY ID. HUFFMAN. J. p
-'A"o ZOO
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Inc man thar h1a - music in himself,
Nor - no, moy'dwith concord OF sweet sounds,
Is MT for treasons, s,ra II gems. and spoiis:
he motions OF as spirit re dull a. night,
lAad has affections dark As Erebus:
I.et NO spc ~
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Inc increase IN the whole tolls 1891, Ssl6Ia n
SOC Sc, or 50 per cent. S'ss'
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OHIO STATE CONVENTION, met on the 3ist ut.
IN the city of Columbus, and was attended nv at
least four thousand persons, three thousand of
whom were delegates from different parts Of the
State. The HON. ALLEN TRIMBIE, Presi-
dent, assisted by nineteen Vice Presidents, among
whom We noticed our late fellow citizen J. c.
HAWKINS ESQ. We are indebted to Mr.. Hawkins
for a copy Of the proceedings from which we make
some extracts in another column the resolu-
tons are in the true spirit Of patriotism, and be-
speak the carncstness and determination Of an
indignant people. We bid them God speed, until
Van Burenism shall not have even pen;coae to
hide its ~ickednc.s and corruption.
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T n = N ARxEra.

FLOUR. pes bsl,-S6.t. 'sss y
WEiSkET, pc. sal,-3lc
Nsw oslEAxs, Nay y.
foRk-Cie,r : "a: Msss -: Prime SlS-~.r~..
BACoN-aans els, par ID, duh; eaavasssd, sos. -
hand.
LARD-Fsr ID cts, dull, good quality; prime "a = q
CT. sales.
TLOUR-s6.:5 :. p, fair demand
Observation-Disclosures, b ~, b
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STATE OF lNUANA.\ CD Is rmE w AvSe PaesArs
WAYNE CoUSrS, CouRr, May Torn, l03O.

WAIVE COUSTY, CouRr. MAY Tom. Ian.
MACAMEY WATSON.
Adminissra,or, de bonis nsu d The |
Estate Of Paul Crawford, dee 10 rens,oa % Ell
The unknown Heirs Of said E.taee
TIE aforesaid Admnistra, having filed HE
IN the Wayne Probate Court this BEHALF a the
'rr " - therefore orderedby the Cour that notice Of -
Pc haency Of said petition b. published for three weaka
al 'ea@ SIXTY days prior next term of aiA
Cou in some weekly printed in aid eo...
ayne' mad requiring said heirs f any, 10 appsas
."e 'ase OF sad C" on the frs: day tho next -
tn7FeoI, 20 plead, demur 10 said n.,;s;r
vi" De heard IN their absence dseesd aecoansiv
June 9, 1898 @' H.
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CANAL. TOLLS.

Tolls collected on the New York Stat. C.n.,. r.. -.
opens OF the navigation the 2.d May in ,se ,sS,
Il. 1897 ,sas
Up TO the lss week la May, Sias,S7O 81 sl;s. no .,
During "a do do. A6,s0a - sl'S7s -
w. "o- SS,ioO - 81, BOT -
The native American., 1838-12-01

IMPORTANT INFORMATION to persons afflicted
with the following complaints. viz: Scroula Leprosy
Salt Rheum, ST. Antonys Fire, Fever Sores even wher
the bones are affected White swellings; Violent Ep
tons, after measels Scnrvy, Foul fostering Eruptions
Pmped and Carbuncled faces, Sore Eyes legs Scad
Head, Ulcers VenereaI Tants when Mercury has failed
and aH disorders arising from impure state Of the blood
and hulnorsare assured that Dr. RELIES Drops
continue unrvaled for the prevention, relief and
these complaints In proof of which read the following
remarkable cure ofa case Of IL years. Standing:
Extract OF letter. ssir My leg, which before did
not look like human limb, is entirely healed up
aer resisting every other application for u years.
Previous to taking your Relies Botanical Drops, had
given mp all hope Of relief
Another Case. An agent writes, "There is a person
taking the Botanical Drops evidently with the greatest
advantage" He declares, 10 his own words at is
doing wonders for him. and is, as it were, scratching
him from the grave"
Numerous instances have occurred where persons were
rlnng away miserable existence, nothing they could
procure aiordng them permanent relief until they had
made nse OF the above invaluable Medicine.
They are also the best Spring and Autumna Phys
Price 81, or bottles for S5.
For sal. by 81. TODD,
March ~. Washington. ID. c.
The native American., 1838-12-01
GARLEGANT'S BALSAM OF HEALTH
PREPARED ONLY BY JOHN S. MILLER,
Frederick C;fu, Marulund.

THIS valuable medicine has only been introduced to
i the public about five years, in various parts of the
country. and hundreds Of persons have used it, and found
s beneficial effects, and out o ten have beer
permanently cured OF the Dyspepsia, Cholics Nervous
Trenors, Lowness OF Spirits Palpitaon of The Heart
and all those train Of diseases resulting from dssrdered
condition Of the stomach and liver arrangement Of the
digestive functions, such general debility weakness
atnency, loss ofappette erctaons and acdilies
OF the stomach, cosveness, head ache, Jandce atuen
and billions choIic, &c.
The proprietor does not recommend it most patent
medi zines are, all, and when used is found
wanting, that the public have got much deceived that
they scarcely be prevailed upon to try any more,
which is not the with this Balsam Of Health as
hundreds of persons have received the most happy and
good effects which the proprietor can produce, if reqn
red the testimony Of many respectable persons that have
been cured of The above diseases.
The proprietor requests all those persons that are ar
iced the way above described, to give his medicines
fair trial. and he them that they will be dis
appointed
The Public will find il for sale--wholesale and retail
at ToDD'S Drug Store
March ~
The native American., 1838-12-01

N Office is hereby given 10 all whom it may concerr
that application has been made at the Mayors OF:
flee ora renewal Of the bond given by the Commission
ers OF the low grounds dated the sth day Of July 1922
for lot number twenty seven (27 in reservation number
ten, l0 10 William Galloway, by virtue of sale made
BY said Commissioners that day, Of said lot to said
Galloway aud which said bond has been misIaid or lost
This is therefore 10 give notice that unless cause shall be
shown to the cont ay at the Mayors Office on or before
the tenth of December next a renewal of said bond vii
be granted to the subscribers. :
JAMES WILLIAMS.
Nov 10 '... JOHN COBURN