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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

DR. ALIENS B.8LS.4M OF HO9RHoUNrD. LIVER
- bOR1, AND PLEURTSY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver complaint colds, coughs splitting of blood cata
asthma difficulty of breathing pain the side, papitation
hectic fever night swoa difficult and rolse exlctoation
and all affections of the chest, lungs and liver,
The ioaround Liverwort and Pluerisy Root have for
centuries been celebrated IN the of diseases of the Lungs
DR. d. u. Allen after series of experiments has been
able TO extract from those medical herbs basam which
exeris most wonderful effect in curing Consumption
and Liver Complaint and all other diseases of the Lungs
and chest So has hecome the reputation of Dr. Aliens
Balsam that il is used in the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Hospitals and in the private practice ouf
For children laborng under inflammation Of the lungs colds
coughs Group, Clumsy and throat this Balsam is of
great Importance. The number of deaths among children
from these diseases is truly alarming. If parents wish to
the lives of their children and themselves much trouble
anxiety and expense let them Dr. b. d. Aliens Bal
and whenever child has taken cold, any fever,
cough hoarsencss give a eapoonul of this medicine and
repeat if necessary even teaspoonul will often effect
entire During the winter of 1882 rising of one
Thousand families employed this remedy in the city of New
York. The consequence was, that the number of deaths
among children reduced to less than half the
number as may be seen by the city Inspectors report of
In order give reader idea of the efficacy of this
Basam and how extensively it is used we here Introduce
the monthly report of the performed in the month of
Nav 1873 as furnished US by the agent and published in
the New York Sun.
Nonhy Report of the cures performed by Dr. B. D. Al
lens Balsam of bloodhound, Iverwo and Pteurisy Root
during the month Of May 1t has cured and completed thu
cure OF Consumption in 1lal cases
Liver complaint lGl
n,yspepsia 1876
Papitation Of the Heart 81
Raising blood So F."
Total 1872
he number Of colds and coughs cured by this medicine
ara numerous o report"
.sC9U2YoN-Purcbase none unless it has the ccrtih
cate Of Copyright" on the wrapper and label and the writ
| ten signature Of r. ID. ALIEN, H. u.
General Depot and wholesale offer - Barclay street New
York sald IN 81 Boston by AEnGEw GnsaH ci Hanover 81
| a'5'T'or sale in Bath By j. WILKINSON.
| Oct. = 1870 ly2s
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STIFF GiiAknLERY.

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
by INA HYDE, n Co, Front street, Bath; iiiclld ing
CORi-4GE, Hania and Tared from the manufactures of
Plymouth, Ma7Aehead ard Boston, by gaog retail
san CL0IU, DUCK and THINE Of most descriptions.
.4N'CfORS of all sizes, warranted. c. I'm C.ABLES,
Sheets Ties Boston manufacture from English refined
lron and warranted for two years. also English Chains.
Bolt and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes and Nails,
with Other castings Of al descriptions. WinGias Necks and
Capstan spindes. link sheatlng f.iTLs aad ap-
proprdte article .p.AP.9H SToRES, Paints, Oils and
Class troy pressed SfiHlS foa three 3 Tn neh ship
and Charts.
Many the above articles, stahle notice be de-
yued TO the purchaser At bis place Of business direct from
the nunuactoy free of expense oh, andat manGfac
tHfe's low est prices Bath, lS4l isl
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Al N \ l..
Commercial, Bangor A a
Mercantile +" q :
Ciaha, q rnfn a.
Lafayette, g " 10 a
Peoples Bank =" Chased.
81. CroiX calais) 10 a
Calais Bank, 7l2a-
Washington Co. Fix. a.
Saltwater Canal " - ass
City Bank, portland,eg a.
Aestbrook Bank, 3 a
Georgia Lumber Co. 50 d
Frankfort Bank, 80 a.
Agricultural, Brewer. l-2d -
Citizens' Augusta, a
Oxford at fryeburg, freud.
Bangor bank, old, eioscd.
Bank OF OldluWn, no saIp.
Damariscotta, charter expired,
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SEW ASsOeTnIENTt

SEW ASSORTMENT!
ET1 T1'isher \. DOpncIl Offers for sa,
4" D. on reasonable terms, at ROGERS
! -. block, Front street, and extensive.
z-1sss - r-22 assortment Of fashionable Boots and
EA SHOES. Hats, Caps, & c. &c. suitl.
t92- BIZ fer winter and spring wear among
wic, are-iadies Fur lined walking shoes-Iades French
Kid slippers Of all descriptions Leather Shoes all
styes-Chigens Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes of an
descriptions and sizes GENTS CALF, KIP {. YTKIcR
BOOTS. good assortment Of HATS apd GAPS, suitable
10 the SEASON. .3LSOA good assortment OF RUBBEgs NJ
sizes. The above with variety Of other artie
will be sold low for cash af
Custom work, done order short notice. in ai lbht
and workman like manner.
N b. Accounts OF than years standing mnai 10
settled immediately. T. A. DONNELI,
Bath, Feb 10th, 1871. tfi6
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
IT Il, iEN0NE offers for sale at the New Store, No.
$ North of the Elliot House, good assortment of W.
j. GOODS, GROCERIES,, CRUCRERF Y, GJt3) .GL.9 SIS
W4j3E! composing first OaCes usual in
his lire of trade which will be sold very reasonable
RLSO-as above so barrels prime FLOUR.
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REV GOODS.

NEW t+pDDs,
lust received by Daniel Narston good assortment
- ssting in part of Broad Cloths Cassmeres, Satinels,
Prints, shawls, Hdk sleetings, shngs, Tickings, &c.
March "a f52
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

INOrIolk. NUyD,lfY, TedeemabIe
4 at Their counter.
RoGblty bank, fraud.
RHODE ISLAND.
lScituale Bank, 20 a.
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NEW HAAlpSiIiRE
gsACHUaETTS

Concord Bank, 3 n
IVulfsborO' Bank 80 a
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tsE4sstOT HOUSE,,
.a.NID C7TsE17P lI-S9'RGE OFFTCN,-B4Yy NE 4
n II TIE Pablo VIII bear in mind tia; The Books
~ H. cfall the different stage Routes are kept ut th
tionSe and al no other IN Eath. JOHN ELLIOT.
November 4tb. ls34. tf32
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NJ 7 > NJII JEETTS.
Commonwealth, 10 a Il
Chelsea at Chelsea, 80 a
Farmers & Mech-i "a
anirs' :. Adams. ~ u
Aahant bank, 90 d.
A!iddling Interest " Is az
Nii!dlascX, tanlb'dge 3 =.
Nevburyport bank - a.
Fulton, at Boston, redeemed at
Their counter.
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FItE~t: l'iS.S AND RAISINS.
4 FEW drums Of ~ nice Figs, also few whole and
prtS Of baNes Of Fresh Rai5ins, far sale Cheap by
N'rch2A. II %. u. MARST0N
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CONNECTICUT.
Hui 5atonic R.R. Co. , a
Notes Of all other New En-
gland banks, received at the
suffolk Bank, Boston.
Banks in NY. city, IA a 10
" NY. State, ! a.
-" New Jersey, / 6
j." Philadelphia, ) a
I" Dist. COlumb. , a
" Virginia, 5 a
Old U.s. Bank notesI5 a 20
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- ". MORSE! has constantly hand, at his Old
Az stand iFont st. prime of ". Goods
Provisions Groceries, SC. &C. very cheap for cash Pr
GD1sers are invited to call. Bath, April lst. If -
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GOLD.

SIP. DDubloons, $1,000 SIG .
Mexican " l5Goa IL -
Sovereiga5, 1904 i .
EXCHANGE y.
On England sac - premium
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4 FEW boarders tindgood Accommodating BY calling
"A APRIL. OLD r. P. MORSE.
ENsGRANCtl AGAINST trIIt 50 THE Rockingham
Mutual Fire .nHrance Company VIII take risks against
loss ny fs, on buildings, Merchandise, &c And the sub
scroer i attend, al al times, the application Of persons
Tor insurance by said Company. JOHN ELLIOT, Agent.
BATH, Feb IS, i84I, frtT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
CHARLES II. TEST.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
C. Ii. TEST

! Extract of from T. II. Benton, old Mosey
Dawson, of the Cincinnati Advertiser:
":;ENArE CHA,tBER, Dec. I6, 1910.
"Dear Sir ! am glad TO that you have hos
ted the Van Buren, flag for 1911. This is the
third time, since the commencement of gov
ernment, that the Democracy have been defeated
IN Presidential election, and think the party
should do now il has done heretofore, and i'm
medIately sake up their defeated candidate, and
move forward with him without division and
without faItering. This is the way the Democra-
cy acted in 1896, when MIR. Jefferson defea ted
by the elder Adams, and, in 1924, when General
jackson was defeated by John Quincy Adams"
This chief Hunbugger of the humbug par,y has been
successful in playing off his humbugs the People, hereto
fore, that is evident has lost what little
he intelligence discernment
Does he know does he suppose the people ignorant
know that in the above examples what he
pleased call the defeat of the Democracy he has
fully mistated concealed the order
table fact that in 1885, the Democracy defeated
by hos6ry, and The corrupt influence Of ocia! patron
dsef And that $780, they took sup their defeat ted
ddate, and moved forward with him without division and
elected nun with Overwhelming
majority In 1885, the Democratic party defeated, and
1900, took their defeated Candidate and elected him
and from that time til, 1924, through the three successive
and may say, successful administrations of Jefferson
Madison, and Monroe the democratic triumphant
and the Old Federal party became, entirely
weakened that offered candidate Presidency
in 1924. The whole FIVE Jackson Adams Clay Calhoun
and Crawford considered democratic candidates. and
that time, regarded either of them the cand
date of the old Federal party The Democrats div
ded themselves and the federal party broken up, INDUCING
in their suffrage their individual preferences for espec
tive candidates The consequence was that the election
devolved upon the House, and all know the resultthe truly
Democratic State New Hampshire voting for John q
Adams it'll what propriey, then is il said that the
Democracy defeated in 1921, Does he 20 say
that there Democrats the u States 1921,
those who voted for General ia ckson Very probable
Democrats have been known attefy, by the they
port Instead OF the theg advocate. But
about the good ODD rule ''Measure men,
and hereafter, administration will be
the measures it adopts Then the question, whose admins
traton the democratic, OF j. @ Adams or
that of Gen. Jackson will be decided. Then too, will
be frankly acknowledged that. 1928, admnisa-
ton of General Government has by
the most ultra federal measures till 1910, the Democracy
took sup their defeated candidate with
him, without division and without ftcrn rou-
ted the spoismen and the partial of
party and restored
of their choice-''Equal and justice ALL men,,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
Domestic Attachment.

NJ Office is hereby gigen that. the 18th day of De
cembe. last writ of domestic attachment asissued
bv me, ohm NJ Williams. Justice the Peace
the county of Wayne, instance and upon the ada
of Richard Pugh the goods chaels credits and
effects of Henry Bailey. and the time,
affidavit said Richard Pugh,
issued agains, David Wills vino appeared obedience
thereto, and after being the law directs his
that the said Henry Bailey dollars by
written obligation, which iii be due the day
March AMI that the 10Th day February next,
Economy, said county, viii proceed hear
and decide upon the said attachment, of which the said
Henry Bailey concerned. will take notice.
JOHN VI. WILLIAMS. J. P.
January l2,h, l9iI- 3-5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

T meeting Of the Board of Directors the Richmond
and Brookvilie Canal Co held their Office January
lith, l6ilse following Resolutions unanimously
dopied. .
Resolved. That the Ire and Is, hereby d.
rected collect I'LL monies loaned by him belonging the
Canal Company.
Resolved That the Secretary directed proceed
collect the balance OF the first instalmeut, of dollars
share from all Subscribers who reelected pay
the
Resolved. further. That he be directed coec,
dollars called Tor and due the second instaent And
he hereby instructed proceed orHteiut against any,
and every ndsidual, who has, may refuse pay the
due. and called for.
And i, further ordered by Board, That the balance
second be, andst ereby demanded
follows, viz Two dollars first dag Of April: Two
dollars day June and the remaining three
dollars OH the second day OF August, 1871.
Taken the Minutes.
WARNER VI. LEEDS. Prest
BENIAMIN FULGHUn, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
Sale OF Valuable Real Estate.

PURSUANT 0 a decree of the Randolph county Pro-
bale Court the State of Indiana there viii be Of
fered for sale public oui-cF Saturday. the 6t day OF
February lS4i the following described proPery being
part of the Estate Joseph Oren, deceased late of
ard Sate towit: 81 Acres Of Land lying III
the northeast the northeast o. fractional
No 20 ais 40 Acres, lying in the southeast
ner of Nc. II, township 10, range ID, east.
TERMS OF SALE follows :One-third of the purchase
money paid down. and the remaining balance IN two
equal laens of twelve aud four months from
the day of The purchaser Will be required give
security the acceptance OF the admlnistTa
The sale to premises, between :he hours Of 10
o'clock, n . and O'Clock. p. M of said day
ABSALOM OREN, Admir-
December 70. 1910 5ets
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Tippecanoe Club a-hoyll

n-Tho members of the Tippecanoe Club and their po-
lticaI friends generally, requested 10 meet IN the Han
nj the w arner BaiIdng on this evening" o'clock
The sert Of Postmaster will be irtrod-
csd and expedency of holding Congressional ConYen
tio for this district, discussed other and
porfant confederation of the
ting. CONE EARLY ALTOGETHER,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

Our neighbor the Record and the editor of the Knights
Sun, in favor of early in the elec-
tion of candidate for Congress The Record proposes
change in the day Of the meeting Of the Convention
occupy the Sabbath in either going returning
We have choice of DAYS, place; but leave
people, and hope they will make expression i'll
primary meetngs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
NOTICE.


IGNTIE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
VEYOR, informs the Public tina, his Office Is IN
RICHMOND Robert Morrisons Building, upstairs and that
auy person. living distance, obtain ms services oy
deoosi,ing Post Office directed 10 him. al
Richmond stating, what place he must attend to
do such service public place il - near
WILLIAM COX, County Surveyor
N B. .iukinds Of Conreyarsctss done by the taosor-
Der, neatly, and on short notice " ooA
Richmond. No.. %. 1899. 40" {
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Eleccy-Dale Factory For Sale.

ME subscriber wishes sell his Wooden Factory and
Saw Mil. situated on the East Fork OF Whitewater,
mile northeast Of Richmond in Wayne COUNTY, Ind
known by of ssFleecQ- Dale''1 The Factory
House building p by - feet three stories high
the lower story of The machinery consists of
Picking and two Cardng Machines 24 tube Condenser;
Mule, with los spndles; Broad Boom Washing Mill;
Pulling Stocks; MAPPING and Broad Shearng Machine
Press; Dye Kettle, SC. improved breast aterW heel
with iron gearing and fixtures lately erected, with
waterpower sufficient prope much machinery
The Saw Mill will from 500 1000 feet day
Three dwelling Houses, of them large and convenient
failing Springs of excellent water, quite the
dwellings, large Stable CornCrib and Cow House, 363
acres of Land a young Orchard of excellent, fruit
The described premises properties that rem
worthy the attention of industrious and enter
psng man. of capital, and be bought
price-a small part of the purcha reQu
n hand, remainder i'll 6 annual instalments
with interest the back payments made safe by
good security. Apply TO the subscriber the premises
lst mo. 23d, ISL (3t) BENJAMIN fIlBBERD.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

will usually depend the officers conducting
SAID election. In Ohio this restriction exists, nd
where do we hear OF so many complaints OF fraud
IN votingy Frauds may readily exist under
one form Of voting. the other. | have no doubt
IL few persons would be satisfied with the change.
Bu, the body of the people would disaPprcve IT
in fact would consider ii unnecessary res
tfaint upon their liberty.
The '.Journar' has pretended to report the
substance OF my remarks on the motion 10 REJECT
the bill, but has done much injustice IN that
report, and makes me say things never thought
of. Much has been said by those favoring the
change about cIigucs at County Seats attempting
to rulc the County In answer l endeavored TO
show that demagogucs often attempted to excite
hostility between the Town and Country, and
fabricated stories 10 prejudice The minds of The peo
pie against the citizens of the Town, and 1t was
only when the people on the days OF the election
mingled with those Of the Town that Their pre- ju-
dices off, and their minds became dIsabused,
and falsehoods properly refuted. In making the
remarks | had re ference County, but TO
the situation of others whcro these difficulties
known 10 exist. The reporter, however, makes
mo say that all the intelligence is confined TO the
towns, which places in rather a ridiculous light
before the public. The fact is, that he has made
my colleague (VViiitt,l>) and myself both say
things, not thought by either Of Us.
IN haste, yours, &c.
CHARLES H. TEST.
~ B. Since writing the above subsequent
No. Of your paper 10 the referred 10 IN the "a
bove letter has been placed IN my hands, IN which
find anonymous communication directed a
gainst Williams and myself about the vote refer
red to. ! cannot notice matters 80 which the au-
thor is unwilling to append his name.s
G. II. TEST
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.

II ME very large and commodous GRIST and SAW
Il MILL. one mile South OF this City. Whitewater
The Grst Mill being reary and Well built.
ded by rich and fertile country. and the
Mill Streams il the West, with fall of about
Not being acquainted the milling business. snx-
ious to either sell rent, and viii give bargain; will
exchange for f ARM in lhe surrounding country.
CALEB SHEARON.
Richmond City, Jau. %, 1911. 3rf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
Scirrh0ss and Cancer Cured.

HR. NJ. VI. BURLINGTON of Philadelphia, conf
IDENTIFY offers his services those OF the we,t who
afflicted with this cruel disease lie viii warrant perma
for stipulated fees the depea
provided carou bones have been produced, the
has been reduced by causc other below
of reaction Ills treatment consists
exhibition perfectly Inocuou constitutional (which
ualy Eradicate the deranged dathess
of the general system secondly III the application of
tenta cauteres, which produce sloughing disease
the has ceased be deposited,
formation Those who may wish be safely and rad-
ealy cured of this LOAF some plain, would well
adopt the only rational mode of the b.
d. ID. Soan's Hotel, i'll Richmond, Indian, the
entieh of March. Al which time will institute
treatment which has far resulted The
perfect Those whohave interest in alleyia-
ting the mserie human life: will please inform
fic ted of our intentions. that they may meet
ina 30th, 1871. 4-tf
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r E NOV AL:
Jan Both, 1871.

-2AEN-s g VI1-ZlsDSo
"7OULD respectfully inform sheir friends and the
w public generally, that thew have removed their
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, three doors South
of A. Siddals where they will be happy wait
their old and all Others who
their Thankful for favors, they would
quest continuance of them All work warrented 1T,
done tfTF
n. b. Wood, LUMBER and all kinds of country produce
taken III exchange for work.
Richmond, Jan. 80, 1871. 4if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

NJ OTICE.-The subscribers. view of their liza
bilitie, compelled collections, and, for
purpose they give notice. all concerned, all claims
their favor, due, ard paid by the 1s March, viii be
placed in the hands of proper officers for collection.
l. E. JONES & co.
Jan Both, 1871. Aft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

6-3-CiES. HARRISON, left Cine j, Tuesday last
Ben franklin. Washington city, by
old friends Gen Chambers and Col Todd. He goes by
way Pitsburg and accompanied that place by
military companies, the Invincibles and Cincinnati
Crews, and a large number of personal friends.
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RICHMOND CASH

lust RECEIVED RICHMOND CASH
- STORES great variety OF seasonabe DRY-GooDs,
also a iesh suapy of QCEESswARE and GROCERIES; all
of which are offered unusually CHEAP but for further
evidence of the fact, please call at the counter
JAMES <. REEVES.
r.,,.., 1871 52tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

4 THENEUM.-A LECTURE will be delivered before
"A the Aiheneum Wednesday evening next. (Feb B. }
by Mr.. WIN. BcKLE. GE5-The public invited
tend. J. Il. HUNNICL Sec-y.
JAN 80, lS41.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

Gt5-CONGRES'S;, is and has been engaged a long
ne various bills ting the public lands, aud
for the issue of Treasury The intervening time he
consideration these subjects, Occupied
local business bu, little oI readers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

Res,mptio1, an pTrgiaia-The following resolution
adopted by Directors of the the Bank % Virginia.
Richmond, 10Th of January inst. Other
the city have passed similar resolutions.
Rcsolred, That the Bank of Virginia will unite
with the other Banks of Richmond, and the
Banks of 3 itimore in designating any particular
day for simultaneous resumption of specie pay
Inents by The Banks Of Rich.aoni and Baltimore
and ihat The President of this Bank be au,hori
zed TO communicate with the other Banks refer
red to, and 10 enter on behalf of the Bank of Vir-
GINA, into the necessary mutual arrangements
for carrying into etfec, the object of this resou-
tIon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30

{ LIST OF LETTERS, remaining in .he Post Office
N Milton, Wayne county, Indiana, December 3iss.
1910; which, if taken within three months, viii
sent the General Post Office dead letters:
BoIdwin, John Merchant Hannah
Funk Jocob ,. Nipes, John OF Nancy Kelly,
Fish, Tilman Nichalson. John
fIyet, Jonathan E4qr, Smith, Isaac
Levernn, Charles Stombaugh, Su.ani
Lamnott, Joshua Smelser, Peter
Leveron Margaret Tilley, H. William
Iamberson, Levi Jacket, NimroI
Moore. Isabel Wilson, Jos
Marlut, Ann Wright, Thomas
HENRY DEVELTN, T. VI.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-30
state of Indiana, Randolph County,
In TIE Randolph Circuit Court, March Term, 1871.

Tarlton Norman, purchaser of the several
interests of James FoJist and Louis Foust,
heirs Law of Chriesiar IHer-t fErrTrnS
deceased, to which they entitled
the real estate OF which said decedent died
seized: VS..
Mary Moser, and Solomon Moser, her nus
band; John Foust; Christian Foust: Alex
ander Foust; Henry ID. Foust; Barbara PARTITION
Taylor, nad Robert Taylor, her t1usband
and Katharine Foust, heirs law of tine
said Christian fous, deceased.
The above named heirs law of Christian Fout, late
said county, deceased hereby notified. tina appcat
viii be made the Term of the said Circuit Court,
to wiz at the March Term thereof ls1 for the appoint
nent of make partition said heirs
Vendees of and from the hei o-w: the tenants in
according law, of the following real estate, ;oit
off the side of the northeast quarter
section and forty ihe side of
the northwest quarrer of section txentyx both
ship twenty. north of thirteen lying in the said
nj Randolph the being the real of which
the said Christian Foust died seized and possessed.
TARLTON MOORMAN.
January 9th, 1911. 2:lw~