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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-10-20
INsTUE COMMON PLEAS
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Crane e. CunwaY,|
vs. Sum Pro-
IL. Richardson. J

5..a.a-s j. }. HtflfdrNSOH.
J.J. Richardson the Drtcndant, VINO
{ j, in custody of the sheriff of said Dis
teirt by vi.tue of the above stated case.
having. in order to snlitIe himself to the
benefit of the Art, entitled IAN Act for
the more effec,naI relief "f in>"lvcnI
debtors Sc. 6lri ia schetlnhe"f his whole
estate in the office OF the Clerk Of the
Court of the said District.
Nn,ice is hereby given tnthe said Crane
L. Conway, and TO all other creditors Of
the said ]. J. Richardson, to whom he
may be indebted, personally or by atl"r'
ney, to- appear al the Court of Comm"n
Pleas for Sumter District, a. Sumter
Cur, House ,on the (4'h) fourth dat OF
NV amber next before "nrof the Assn
ciate Ju,lgesoi the Stale of South Car"ii'
na. then aud there 10 shew cause. II any
ihey can, why the estate and etterlS men-
toned in the sail schedule should not br
assigned, and the said defendant liberated
aerecally in the sal Act.
JA~ES PARSONS, C.. e. P.
Otfire of the Common Pleas.
Sumter e. II. Ang. 2 lS4l.
Tprinrpr'. fee. Sl2]
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Sheriff 5 Sales.

BY pirtGre of suBdry executions 10 me di-.
rected, viii shes0M before The Conrt Hsuse
door IN Camden,S on thes6rs,s NJ ondas and
Tuesday in November nexl, the 9Jlfuwiing
property, Hiz:. = }ss5sss.E +ys
j.5r+s. The store house and lot nov occupied !
I by Capt. j. B. Meugy, situated on Broad
Street, and known in hesplan Of tie stoWn
Eof Camden by The numbers one thousand
one hundred and ninety 2sesen (Il97.l
measuring and containing front on Brosd
Street OF sixty:six feet: and extending IN
ldeptl. eastwardly, one hundred tapdsuihety
eight feet, levied &pPon md to- be sold asa
/ the. property Of Judah Barreti, at the suit
Of Thomas Wells. ss - f 81
Also-The houses and lot now eccdpiede
lby Auguste Massebean, ssa Bakery situ-.a
Eated on Broad Street, and known in thess,
iplan of The town Of Camden, by the NUM-.
Der of one thousand one hundred and mines
ty six (ll96, measuring and containing .,
front on Broad Streetof sigty sixsf feet, and:
extending in depth. eastRardly; two shansssi
dred and sixty four feet, levied npon and
To be sold as the property of judah Barr
rett, atthe suit Of Thomas Wells. ~ Ss7S5
Also-0ne lot on which there ara three
small buildings, situated on the Southeast
corner Of Market and Rulledge Streets,.s
known in the plan of the town Of
Camden. by. the number one thousand
and eighty nine Il l0S0) measuring and eea-,:
tanning a fr6nt on Market Street OF sixty;
six feet, and extending in depth 5onsR Rnt- Z,
ledge Street oEe hundred and ninety. eight
feel, levied upon and 10 be sold astlee pro-
Perty of Judah Barrett, ,eat The suit of Tho.
mas Wells. ,.$ia;sgs., - ss *
Aiso-The houses and let.now occupied
by, Mrs. S. A.. Ma.hieu, situated on Broad
Street, and known in theplan of he town
of Camden, by the number one th6usands
and thirty fur, (f034) measuring anG
containing q front on Broad Street ofsixsy
six feet, and extending in depth esstWard.!s
Iy, one hundred and ninety eight feet fe- Z
We'd upon and,to be sold Sas lRe property
of Judah Barrett, al the suit sof Thomas,
wells. - ass y. ~; w;
The same property will be sold at ahes
suit Of Michael Lorick. ~; a sats.ss
Fifteen Negroes levied upon and dtoy be-
sold as the property of FrancisA. Shan-
non, al the suil of Q. J. Dye a. 2 :.
The same property .nf the separate ssits:
Of Wn. J. Btair,5 Jesse Trueslell, ID:
Childers and Others. -
:, lso,-Fdurleen head of cattle, dne
Horse, one Mare and Cdli, and sone
tIireequarter Wagon, ali levied upon and
To be sold as the property OF Jhmes greigil-S Z
ton, atthe suit Of F. a. Shannon; Executsr.RR
= The cattle and wagon will be ssold: atlkes3
plantation on Tuesday, the second day of
sale. <. -. ~
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INTERESTING
NEW DRUGS, &c.

The subscriber has just received large addition
u his stuck, consisting Of German lulnine, Eng
lish Calomel. Ber I'D, Arr W r ct, Castor Oil, lst
aui I'd quality, FaIsam C"pn.va, Vr,alrine, Cam.
phor, hyrrh, Chamo rile. Su.'. Csrh. Soda, Laml'
oil. Paints. Br s s. ills, ..ve >tEas, Windov
Glnss, Prrftieyy, &c. &c, al OF which are Offered
low fo- cas,, ur ma Gre di, 10 ap r"ve1 customers
Ir The sub crib.r would re- ind those whu owe
Hill dues OF more tar Gne years standing, that
after mex, Return D,y t';ey vii have an op rtu-
nifty OF settii g tn same With tie Sh-r,f, as be
cannot meet his eneagrmests without great I
pu ,ctu, ty on the part uf some Of lis clls,o, ers
Aug. 25. J. r. Mex AIN.
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w o o L e n S i.

| Superfne Wooldycd Black Cloth,
do Invisible Green do
do Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed an
Brown Cloths,
Superfne London Cassimeres, -.
Kentucky Jeans and Sattinetts,
London Dufle Blankets. Fancy and Blankets,
Negro Kersheys. Extremely Lou.
Mixed English Palms. Gerry lop.
Wide Green Bncking Baize,
Sup Heavy Druggits, for caPeting or crum cloths,
Rob Roy Shawls, Superior Gauze Flannels,
Red, yellow and white Flanels,
Spotted Salisbury Flnnnels,
Superior Fancy Vestings, &c.
DOmestics.
Virginia Cotton Oznaburgs very low.
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
Bleachcd do do
Blue striped and Plaid Homespuns,
Bed Ticks and Checks.
Also-a fresh stock of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS SHOES,
As follows:
Ladies' French Kid Slippers,
Go Kid Whalking Shoes,
do Seal and Morocco Slippers
Misses Kid Slippers. Misses Walking Shoes.
Genllemcn's Shoes and ,ois. &c, &c.
ALSO-A complete assortment of
Hardware,
Blacksmihs Tools, Sadnlery,
Bagging Rope, Twine and Groceries.
Sept. 8. III. LEVY.
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DENTISTRY.

n9. ]. LEE continues the practice o
y Dentistry in Camden. He WILL on
application, visit famili"s in The surronnd-
J. inc country without xtra charge.
Allnperati"ns will be on :he most ap.
proved principles, and warranted at least
aeanal TO the best done in this community.
e. Feb. 10.
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Notice.

AM HEREAS no letters Of administration ION
w tn" es'a:e of Lndowick Th"ml son, srn de-
eersed, have le,n a id or snce Lis ea,h, in
p,rrsua of the 81 lutte. hav. ken possession Of
50 h of his ELECTS as cou he TO- nd All persons
indebted to laid Thompson are required TO make
inn,er lie pa, ment AID al those having demands
ar,ip-t tn snid estate required 10 .and them to
tbs office, leg lily attested
J w. BASKIN Ordinary K D.
Ordinary's ffirc,S Sept 90 ls41 ti42 :
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Valuable Maps Missing.

Any one huvng in possession the two first num-
bers of Halls New General Atlas, formerly belong.
ing to the late Geo. L Champion, containing Maps
of France, Hindoostan, Russia Prussia, Sweden
and the West Indies, is requested respectfully. yet
earnestly by the present owner, to leave them at the
Pos, Office. Sept. 8.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

TIME subscriber returns his thanks Ia
II the citizens nf Camden aid its vici
nity, for. the patronage he has received,
and assures the public that they can have
their cInthes made equal Ia any in the
State. on moderate terms at Lis establish
ment two doors nor,h of the Post Office,
Broad Street.
!. CnAPLESWORTH.
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Received,

,S,rrri,r Fr,arli AID German Qunine.
Ace,a," and Snlpha,e M"rpli"", ,Vrra,rinr.
Sstrvchnin-. Inli,r. and all the rev and
popular Cheoic Is. with general ass,rl.
m.ni If Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Varnish.
es, &c.
DELEON & LEVY,
Sept. Is. Sign If the M"r,ar-
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NOTICE:

The Powder Magazine, ih the rear of
the Post Office is now ready sflr the recep-s
lion Of powder. The keywiIl be keFt by
Mf. j.: H. Anderson, at his store. ihes
Town Conncii earnestly request all per.,
sons having more than one ekeg OF powder
ON hand, TO deposit such surplus in the:
Magazinc. The safety Of tie Town and:
citizens, in. case Of fire, is materially bene-
fitted by doing so. Z. :ss. s ;;s
By order .ofthe Town Council. -
r. l.. WILSON RI carderss
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THOMAS S. ANDERSON,
Attorney ut Law.

will attend the C"urts of Kershaw. Sumter, and
Lancaster He may be found, during this sum-
mer, at the Camden residence Of Dr. E H. Ander-
son zen. - June 9.
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5000 pair Negro Shoes, manuiactured
q, for sale. By the subscribers, &. arranted
equal, if not superior 10 any yet ofiere.l
in this market. Plantersswitl please call
and examine for themselves. .sstsss go
- ALDEN 81 AUSTIN. g
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II N e NJ s..

Irish Linens, of every quality. Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen Damusk Tabling Diaper,
Beached Damask Tabling Diaper,
Bordcrcd Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper,
Superior Lawr L,wns, Pink and blue Linen Checks,
Damask Table Cloths. Brown Table Cloths,
CoIored Fancy Table Covers.
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FAIL & WINTER GOODS.

The subscriber is now receiving from the North.a
large supply of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE
and GROCERIES. Aso-A fine assortment OF
HATS AND GUNS. To punctual customers or
for cash, they will be disposed of at low prices.
Sept %. Z. w. BONNEY.
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JAMES CAN rEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Will attend The Courts "f K~rslaw. Ian.
caster. Richland and Sumter. Ottlce in
the rear Of the court House.
.Cnm,len, June 2.
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Union LOTTERY,

BY authority Of Law: For intcrnal Improvement'in
Alexandria; D. C.-Stute Treasury, Delaware Col
lege and common schools in the state ol Delaware
Useful Manufactures in the state of South Car
olina-Green and Pulaski Monument in the city
of Savannah, state of Georgia.
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B BARG All N s..

TIME subscriber having purchased a
choice stock of Seasnnable GOODS
at the North. at REDUCEL PRICES,
offers the same Much Lower than
have heretofore been sold in Camden.--
They consist in part as fellows: .
Colored Embroidered Mouslin Delain I beautiful
do Satin striped Mouslin Delain ) article.
Plan black and half mourning do.
Mouslin Delain, at uery lo,o prices
Cold g'd Orleans de Flora neo article for Ladies
Dresses,
Merinoes, of every description
Fine and super6ne black and blue-back Bombazlhe'
CALICO ES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mourning and half mourning English Prints,
Super new style rin,s, Handsome Ginghams,
White and colored Corded Skirts,
Furniture Prints, new style,
Furniture and Cambria Dimity, Bishop Lawns,
Spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick.
SCI ks.
Superior black and blue-back gro. De Alpine Silk.
do. black gro dAlger do.
do. black and buc-black De Rhine do.
Chine Silk Hankkerchefs,
Fancy Silk Handkerchieis. assorted colours
Black English Silk Hose,
French Silk Hose and Gloves,
Superior French Grape,
Gentlemen's Silk Handkerchiefs,
Superior Sewing Silks,
Black and blue.black Silk Velvet,
Black Satin very stout,
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

TIME suhsrr,brrs have plSt rereire'
their FALL and WINTER supply
Of GOODS, which they design selling
ven lope~ than their usual rates. They
consist, in part of the following, viz:
FANCY GOODS.
,, Superior blk. Gro. dc Rlninc,
Swiss, single anddouble width,
blue.blk" Antique,
coored figured Pou de soier
&" plain q"
black and colorcd satin, -.
figured satin vestings,
plain blk. &"
black Frcncl, Bombazln,
Silk Velvet
Black and white English silk Hose.
Gloves
/" French and Italian Crepe.
Italian sewing Silk on spools,
Super striped Chally,
Single and double width Mousn de LANES,
Super Tagloniennes new article for ladies' dresses.
A handsome assortment Of fancy Shaws and HdkfS.
Black and colored silk Cravats.
complete assortment Of Stocks. (new style')
Hemstitch linen cambiic Hlndkerchiefs, various
qualities,
Cambria and thread Edgings and Insertings.
A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet Cap and
Tafeta Ribbons.
Ladies' black and coered Kid and Hoskin Gloves.
Fillet Reticules.
Fancy do.
e.4 black Fet Shawls,
Ga Damask silk do.
IA Bla * spun do do.
White and black Merino Slawls,
Black and scarlet Thibet do. embroidered
Large Broche do.
Handsome Taglioni do.
LINENS.
Irish Linens, of every description.
Linen Sheeting, D.nask Diaper.
Fine Barnsley Diaper, Bird eye Diaper.
Fine satin .mask Napkins.
Tray Cloths.
I" Table do.
q" plain do do.
brown |" do. do.
Brown and beached Towels.
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and
Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and shcetings,
Colored Table covers.
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South CarOlina-.Sumter District.
-: IN ORDINARY.
], .rlh Weldon. Applicant.
Daniel Weldon, Adm'r. and others defendants.
Il appearing TO my satisfaction that w. F. Dun
5 lap ard wite, William Will MS and wife, -
Torrance and wife, and Ann Weldon defendants,
in the above stated case, reside without the State
of South Carolina aforesaid. 1t is Therefore order
I'd that they do appear ami Object the division
sale OF the personal estate Of Benjamin A. Weldon
deceased, or before the 2olh day of October next
or ,hey consent to the same will be entered Of re.
w LEWIS, o. l.. D.
Sumter. July %. le4l.-34
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Tickets $40; Halues $40; Quarters 20.
Tickets and shuies in the above Lottery 10 DO haa
J. G. GREGORY e. co.
MANAGERS OFFICE, =
No. 26 Broad-st. Charleston. s. q.
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Cotton Goods.

Cotton Goods.
Super Merseilles Cats. Super Mcrsees Quilts.
White and coored corded skirts.
Furniture and camhric dinty.
Plain, figured and cross bard swiss muslin.
{ :. & 's book muslin.
Cotton cambrics and cross bard musllns.
Jaconet and null muslins.
Bishop lawns, green berage, for Wells.
Handsome black lace wells,
Plain and figured bobbinet, black and white. y
Linen and cotton wire lace,
Single and double width Scotch GinghAms.
BlcacIcd and suffolk drilling,
Brown shifting aud shecting OF epory quality
Bieached -
Blue drill and york Joni'ns, -
Apron checks aud bed lick,
Striped and plaid i'omesPun.
Furniture and English Prints.
CaIicoes. at 3, 4. 5, I, g. g. 10, II and l2 yards
for one dollar.
WOOlens.
Super Blue Cloth. Super Invisible Gleen Cloth
Back do wool dyed.
Oxford mix'd cloth, super Suxony Cassimor"s
'in,tinets nnd Kentucky Jeans.
White, green, red and yellow Flannels.
Super WEIGH and gauze do.
Printed Salisbury do.
English, German and French Mcrinos.
Handsome fg'd Valencia vestings.
Merino do. (new article)
Scotch Plaid.
Worsted damask. ard Zephyr worsted.
Double chained Negro Linsey.
Paid Linsey and Negro Kerseys.
London DufhI Blankets. superior quality.
Super Mackinaw do.
shoes.
Gentlemen's fine Calf Shoes and Bootees.
%" stout Kip do. do.
Boys fine Calf do. do.
F." stout Kip do. do.
Ladies English and French Kid Slippers.
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
:" Leather Walking Shoes and Bootees.
Misses Kid and Prunel!e slippers.
/" Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
! L" Leather Sho.s and Bootees.
Childrens coored and black Morocco Boots.
:" Shoes.
Leather Boots and Shoes.
colored Cater button Boots, new article,
pThe above Shoes huving been made to onr
order by Ryan g. Haverstick, of Philadelphia, and
White g. Parnalee, Of Durham, purchasers may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction,
500 pair Mems and Boys Russell Bootes, made to
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
TO stand.
ON HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKE:
1900 pair of Negro Shoes.
Also-a complete assortment of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps. Wool Hats
Seal Gaps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets Of
every quality, Seal Trunks. Fancy Baskets, Per
fumery, Umbrellas, Crockcry, Hardware. Saddlcry
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Iron. German Steel, Iron
ware, Groceries, &c. &c.
JONES g. HUGHSON.
Sept. 25.
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TO PLANTERS.

b. GAss,Y ! s. Il. D
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11
TRNNrssE AcA1S.--The Tennessee des,ruc.

TENNEssE AGaIS--1he Tennessee desiruc.
yves seem not yet satisfied with the disgrace
brought upon the State by their shameless
covering as TO the election Of Senators Con-
gress Last Saturday week, The Senate being
iu!l, MT. lurney moved his resolution 90 into
convenion TO elect ono Senator. Five Loco SEN
atoEs ihcteupon left the chamber, an angry de-
bate ensued. and the Senate adjourned without
vote. Mr.. Turney Is the on'v one Of the thirteen
Who has relented at all, and he seems only TO
have gone hall way towards honest course
He proposes TO elect but one Senator--the next
move being to compel the Wings 10 elect one Lo-
cofocc--sa,d 10 tee his brother
In the House The I.ocofoco ms iructng resolution
was called up and occupied The day, though final
~ laid TO sleep by q vote Of 80 10 81. The Ban
ner says: Confusion and uproar prevaiict--tho
speaker was openly insultcd-and menaces and
defnnces were tand hurled uack among some
of the members with grea, bitterness. Altogeth-
or the scene wasa disgracefnl one"
After the adjournment Of the House, two Of tho
members who had exchanged blows 10 the House,
renewed their contest in the stree, nth pistols.
They exchanged two shots, and were only separ-
ated by tho bysianders, v hen they drew the third
pistol. One was wounded IN the hand and tho
other in tho clothes. On Monday the ooh, Mr..
Iurney's resolution was again called up, and tho
Sd OF December fixed on the day Of election.
The vote taken. II Senators being present,
II Wings voted for the resolution. bu, tho other
II, oco.ocos refused to vote! Tho chair decid-
cd that the resolution was adopted, n q.orum
was in the Senate. An appeal was taken, an
angry discussion followed, which was not closed
when the Senate adjourned. When will these
scenes cease P--Cincinnati Gazette.
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-
Ii is 70 DO remembered that in the year 1899
the State used S6lI 90 Of the means of the
Bank, upon which not even the interest has been
paid, and to this amount Is restricting the power
at !oantng to The citizens. As matter OF course,
tho bank, like individuals, feels the pressure of
The times, and 1t has become almost essential to
the existence of some Of the branches that this
debt should be liquida'ed.
The subject Of resuming specie payments has
been frequently pressed on tho western banks.
]. Is difficult to foresoe all the consequences Of
such measure, but one thing is certain. that q
change in tho times for the better, will not be
fully established until there has been return TO
specie paying currency, resting Il durable
basis Still the only permanent remedy Of the
present distress is TO be found in the removal Of
indivldilt ndeh' odness. Such n result must he
produced mainly by the profits arising from the
sale Of the staple exports of tho country, and the
interchange and transfer Of property, and the
surplus productions of labor 10 the payment of
debts; end well regulated currency, and equal
exchanges are mast important agents in faciita-
ting that part Of these operations, in which mon
ey Is requisite in buying and selling, FOR to pay
debts at home, and especially abroad
II must, however. be borne in mind that anoth-
or crisis Is before Us in which every kind of prop.
etty will DO liable TO further depreciation. jus
as soon as the banks resume, whether immedia tey
or at some distant day, those banks, unable to
Withstand the shock, must sink. the most; ifnot
all oil them never to rise again. As most Of these
nave large circulation, vast amount of paper
money cepreclated IN value, proving worthless
IN The hands Of the holders will add to the disas
tiers Of the times. At the resumption Of specie
payments, tho paper ofall those banks unable TO
redeem their liabilities in gold and SILVER, mast
suffer depreciation which will render i, nearly
valueiess IN the payment of debts, until it shall
have undergone the shaving process Of the bro
ker's office. One matter which materially effects
the present embarrassmenis, consists in n great
decienson in prices, the real effect Of which the
same as If the entire Indebtedness Of the country
haa been increased in similar proportion 10 The
reduction which has taken place in the value OF
'anor, and every kind of transferable property
IKE result may be produced by causing a
depreciation of the circulating medium When
ever 'ne leading banks in the West shall have
.o"'nsnceo paying specie, their paper must rise
10 the specie standard, the amour, Of their eircu
'a"on VIII be rapidly diminished, and for self
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LIST og BANK NOTES.



Indiana Bdnks.
State Bank of Indiana and Branches.
kentucky Banks.
Bank of Kentucky and Branches
Northern Bank OF kentucky aud Branches.
Bank o! Louisville.
Ohio Banks.
Commercial Bank Of Cincinnati
franklin Bank of Cincinnati.
Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati.
ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. Cincinnati.
Dayton Bank.
Bank of Hamilton.
Bank of Chilcothe.
Urbaua Banking Company.
Franklin Bank of Columbus.
Clinton Bank of Columbus.
Bank of Nenia.
Commercial Bank Of Scioto.
Bank Of CiTcloville, (Lawronce, Cashior.)
Bank of Marietta.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Steuhe aville.
Bank of Mounpleasnnt.
Belmont Bank of St Cpirsville.
Lancaster, Ohio, Bank.
Bank of Norwalk
Bank of Wooster.
Bank of Nassillon.
Western Reserve Bank
Bank of GAINESVILLE.
NIRGINIA--aH TIE good Banks. SouTn CAROLINA, do
NORM CAROLINA, g MARYLAND, :"
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA, q.
New JERSEY, I" New YoRK, I"
NEW ENGLAND, "
p. :. Post Notes, tsCurrency Notes'' and Notes
of other states, under five dollars, not
ceivcd.
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a. HERIfF'S SALE.-By virtue Of gundry Executions
y directed from the Wayne Circuit Court will
expose public sae Court house door in Ccntrevc.
Wayne County, Indiana, Saturday, the l day Of jan
uary, 1872 between the hours Of O'Clock, and
four O'Clock. p. said day. the following property
situate in Wayne county, Indiana. towit part Of
ton 22 township ID, Of tho meridian be-
ginning in the line Of said section, poles IA
links from the sou,hwet a stake, Beech 10
D.. n 65 deg, +. 80 Inks Sugar ID D., 5. IS deg.
min 20 links; thence 30 deg f. l25 poles and links
to stake, mex, 10 the mill thence n 30 deg F. 10
poles and 81 links 70 stake near pin Oak thence n.
80 deg Is min E. 81 poles and links Iynnq;
n. 81 deg f. poles and links the
tail thence s 494 teg w. 10 poles,
tho thirty purchase OF jesse Davenport, thence
said purchase. n 80 dcg T. 40 poles and links
N GO deg T. so poles and links; thence s 6S deg T..
40 poles; thence s 80 deg, w. &c poles links;
thence s6 deg, W. 10 poles. thence S 80 min, w.
223 polos and - Inks the south line
thence with the line 81 poles and sc links the ra-e
Of beginning, containing hundred twenty
Taken az the properly Of Maxwell Il Hill, 10 SATISFY
executions in favor of John Raper, and others.
THOS. e.. NOBLE, Sheriff Of w c.
December e, 1871. 81 90 fits
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-11

E)UBLIC SALE--wiiI be offe ed for SALE ON Mo-,
gay, we i5h OF December next the personal proper
y o Benjamin Stokes deceased, his residence in
Icamond Indiana, consisting ofA pair of Horses,
pleasure Carriage, horse Wagon and Harness suited
both some Corn in the Household such -
Secretaries. Bureau. Looking Glasses Beds Bedding
edsteads Chairs Tables and many rcqui.-
tie for keeping house.
Terms SALgSurns less than three dollars cash all
three dollars. twelve credit-puchs
giving note with approved security. Sale
10 O'Clock. N. ID. p. WIGGINS, Ex'r.
Nov. ~, i54I. 464s