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gen 70 aut ipie meue ausiehen.
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tr'tsn fir ls4I pcr Iu9en ;u brin9sn.
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loeiiun8en 6410 5l11
gbsnnlls, nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tbe rie @ommilionsrs Der bsIaQtsn
@anntD an tDn aus9slfsllt bobsn,
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@5tra0sn SurcrS--40 an,peif. 233 90
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@rdnp II. Srapsrs Surcr6-16 Inp. 3446 90
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llnfclrsn-S6 Hnmsif. 1245 16
Sauntp N0,i1cr6 Qobu-l21 Nnn. 1915 O64
Staat DO. -33 Nnw. $40 e6a
@onifabeIs Sericbts unb Der @ourt
bsi;uppbnsn-5 Nnw. 1877 SO
Scrcner6 llnterIubun0en-19 Nnm. 254 81
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63 2tnmsiiunsen 1859 59a
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Gauutp 8ceDmtlma.

Die Mebnun9 BON 5sinrib Na9el, @iq. q.Sboe
msitsr esr Sauntp Ssrfs, fur oaS Sabr
rpelbes flip am 81 iten December, 1941, ens
ei9ts, untsriud)t bon Den 2tubitcrsn Der bes
Ia9tsn @auntD:
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9ls NeOnun9 BON pelnrt0 ytd9el, Giq .S0aE
meiifer Bet Sauntp Ssrfs, fur oas Sab,
rueldes flip am 81 item December, 1S41, ell:
bi9te, unteriudt bon Den 2lubitcren Der bs'
ia9ten @auntp:
an @auntp Gar fir 1881 1863 so
DO. 1889 S2S So
%. 184O 1921 90
DO. l94l 22046 70
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-36I71 81
Gjslb aelisben 2O463 90
Soil Der Ysnntraitn6ride 2O52 Is
90. gancafsr DO. $50 rs
cr Ypplar Naf DO. 432 500
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DIVIDEND bon Nltbaus Srids 52 so
SriSrib Gaie9nunb, G@a. Strafe
fur Shmoren 81
8so. &. SoaaQ. ESQ. tollsftrte Strafsn 6 90
W. g. &eidsrt $50. iir .. Osr9sr6
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Siaaf IootRnitsin, ga fur Nmonea
Ststtlsrs Sthul &stbnuna Is 90
Sci. Ssmp,gs 80. fir psrlatene Sbaafs l 90
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sefauftsn Sbranf l 30
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Citrate bon einsm RrdnRr 1000
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fauftes 6el5 lao
Simon Sspfert Solj BON ben CONS
m'fiicnerS esfauft Is so
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lsstbsrissn Gar Solicitor 1000 90
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$6S4S9 17a
Nu5ifebenoe 3aren ibuloio an Die Gaun=
tp, am 3llten December IS4l.

Collectors 9lamsn:
1910, *Sae. 6etfner, Sriinrpit1eb $3.50 40
a. Gdinutl Goodman, Ncaein9 100 90
" Dm. WlaBrr, gretr 4O5 95
Saeob Srifer, 8eaoins l12 AZ
" 9aniel Gpsnsler, gllaB 4s4 55
" 'Gscr9 Spcbn gumru 4es 72
" Naron Scfman, Tuecomem. 80 90
" eNaat Oiferlon, Stcbelcn 521 So
I84l. bon pGrltiecensn goaettors llSOs 90
SlS470 OIL
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Dem Nbletteln te5abIt.
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Gaunty Seamten uno Sdreiber Qobn
u 8. Masr, @sq, Yroffls
cnsolenife-1 9lnm SO 90
Ssnj. Spion, @sq., Wablbss
ribts injutraaen-1Inw. % ls
Sofspb Sitter, 9 Wcnt 2obn
als ecurtibreier ,e.-4N. $50 90
Samss Dcnaaon, @sq, abs
fbld9lib fir papsre in B.
8aiienecurt Office aufus
reiben II. ~ cronsn-1 N.s50 90
Geo. pbIippi, @onfabsl, fir
Nbwarten Der Court l 90
Bm. QBeimsr, lBasen uno
pfsrb Wsistbe fir @oiaifli
ensrs-1 Nnw. 500
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SruRen Grbaucn Il. Uusbe0ern,
435 Unipeifunaen:

SruRen Grbauen tt. Uusbe0crn,
435 Nntpeifun9en:
@rbauen oct qantaiterSrifs
u, Sollbaus-3S4 Nnw. .20096 All
@rbauen Der 2(lbonp Srhfz
fe bsi bollsnber9sr's-
Is 9tnm. 1906 90
NusbeRrn ber 9pplargeed
Srlde-43 1897 60
DO. YsIitra1en DO. 30 PIT 06s
DO. 6ombur9 DO. a CAB 54a
DO. geiber'S DO. 3 l12 81
Do. &smp's DO. 3 $50 90
DO. SuIpsbofsn DO in
Soeleelber9-l 9lnW. 80 90
9Ee9flbrsn elmer @analbrufs
fe-l Nnip. 500
Srlifsn GaSsn ju bsieben 3 II 90
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8erfbiebsnss As 2(nw. 339 2Oa
Siiber uno S6rsibmaterias
lsn-2 Nnm. l26 I6d
Ism. Grmentraut, fir N6s
9raben Der @tc. 6tenGtraz
Bs-2 Qnn. 400 90
D.e. .Soas,fir osnSd)laub>
ma9en Der Sunirr Tsusrs
@cmpagne 100 90
965 81
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S63439 l71

Die cbias Summe ron $2259 3sa. bic bsm
Shasmsiifer fbuloi9 ;u fsin iheint, miro curb
Sas SeSabsn rcn Srlitsn Qnneiun9sn aus
Dem Sonb bon 1912 bsrpor9sbra6t uno in cies
fer Mehnun9 an9efibrt, INN bic SrIdsn uns
tr'tsn fir l94l pcr Iu9sn ~ brin9sn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29
The Exchequer scheme.

LAYING aside the nnnstruus increase Of power,
which tins scheme would confer open the Execu-
ave, and viewing II only IN the light OF IA busi-
ness concern, II IS open % many aud serious oh.
lectIous-rhe main one Of which ~. the certain
and total destruction OF all local banking Institu-
tons. 1t vii operate thus-a western man wants
i LHl Of eNehaugo On the east. He mast pay
specie for n. He goes TO n local bank, draws
The specie, and pays It into the Escheq1er Agen.
e.. b. his operation, the lncai bunk IS robbed
fof Just that amount at "A basis Tor banking, mud 81
course must cuftaIl us circuIation IN proportion.
Nv apply tbs to business operations Il the whn'e
west. Say the Mississippi Valley pays ia the
clst for goods fifteen miilious-a small caIcula-
r"n-and ihtl auennt Is paid Ia the Government
Btuk Tor bills Of eXrhange.-Where will be the
h,si> e. our local institutions: Locked up III the
Government vault. Where viii be the money
necessary for our every dav husIuesse Local
banks cannot cxi-t,-rho specie is g"ne--and
VIA, wtt the farmer buy his necessities with!
The bills of }he Excheqntr are too large for gen
cral uSe--Hnd what will q man buy his quarter
1T tea, his shoes. his sugar, mi the hundred 9th
er Ii,ile necessary articles with? No small bills
net sufficient specie for general use-what viii
he do? Barter? Exchange his grain for the
merchants c"mnodItl,s? This viii be the only
recorrse left. alt IS rue as "A forctble writer
remarked IN regard 10 The Sub Treasury scheme.
THAT the right "t The States to clarfrr banks, II
they choose In do So. VIII remnir. Bot Of what
80 80 nv 49, ~ '''- 80 t''' ''"'' "''" 1"N
AtS control orcr tie Sp,cic Of tie country. Is nbie
Ia draw all great ~ uttnrv transtcfIons wfthtH
the circle of its Intlur nee? Whenever this insti'
tnt,pn shall ch"ose /" exert lis powers. IN these
particulars. to the fall extent of H. possible SWAY.
the constitutional control ot the s ntes over their
nwn monetary capital WI! exst only IN name.
All thai power viii he wresleG from their hands.
We need not say, that The sovereignty 81 Il State
will not be worth IL penny, when this vital ele-
meat of her political existence IS / ken awav.-
What - Il political body without the coafrol oi
y monei4rv capital? \ mere ctpher." These
remarks wlIl appiy with duahle force TO the pre-
sent ExchcqHer scheme. rs the selling bulls OF *
hinge gives j, IN increased power over h"
power which The original Sub.Treas-
orv scheme did mol possess.
We opposed. !aoktd WITH fear on the Sub Tfea
snfv law: we consider rhe Evchrqner The same
scheme "ilh an Increase e 81 'r'9anahle features
We carnnl bat oppose IL. l. increases EXern~
i've power and nl ienrc--it decreases The gen-
crni business facIlrtrs e the c"untrv. 1t i f"d-
oral. couccutfatlse III It's results, 1T Is il bad
scheme.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

We seldom indulge in compliments to the members Of the
loco party; but we are glad TO have il in our power 10 say
,h,, among the members Of thar party we hnd there are
many who manifest on the subject Of Reputation. a noble
ness Of cha rarter AMI a high sense Of honor, vi did NOT ex-
pect 70 fnI. We hep they viii maintain their intsgrty-as
we believe II is their intentioa 10 maintain the "trte Uocady
pledgef jaiM," and hon r Of tho stale.
"May they como out from among the foul party and
staad by Indiana in her hour Of gloom and IesPoniehy-
Stani oy her, though the unho!y waves Of moral and poiiii-
cal dishonesty shall beat against her with raging power
Stand by her as lo1s as hope shall cherish hope, Or her soil
shall return tho seed Of the hus5anttnaI. Isl other States,
sacrihre thoir creiit-their hnnor-their all; bnt let lndi-
am slant By her integrity, an1 the good name of her Gill;
zsns. .4nh- Replftaion IS the brightest star that shines
in The dark depths Of Iocolocoism.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

, the time OF year is at hand that people want 10
~ make use OF ANES. the subscriber respectfully in-
i"Ths ihe clizsns OF this country, that he has commenced
the business OF EDGE-TOOL MAKING two miles SOUTH
east Of RIchmun1, al the establishment where he used to
WORK, at which place people al he accommodated with
Axes thai ehnnoi be surpassed by mankind. The sounaness
of the pole and blade anh the quantity of steel so .ouaiiy
welded IN. and : Wen shaped and tempered, with such a
hard, tough edge. that il viii cut SO uncnnmo, we'll, the
owner Will be delighted With his Warranted AXE. snl will
be pleased every hex he strikes. II any should fail, tho
subscriber viii. at ms own expense. make every IA lure good.
Oh Axes steeled il the like manner aui warranted Also,
Steelyar}s made to order, t. weigh from one pound up to
one thousand, and warranted L weish correct Ftvots made
out OF good cast-steel art hardened. so that they will last
almost forever. Norising Chisels of all descriptions, made
complete, and edges given them 10 that they Will cur OF
naiis--stand all sorts If wood, and nor Inch.
Foot Az, ORA Knives. Observation-Disclosures. aud al
most all articles Of Blacksmith Manufacture. made TO urder
aad warranted. JEREMIAH Rooms.
Wayne County. Indiana, Jan p, loi!.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29
JAMES VI POE. Secretary.

Temperance Enforcei IN Hairaii--The King
If the above island has. in the laws below. taken
from the II. jour, struckaat the foundation ut
uicm3erHnre:-
In Consequence Of Cur decision 10 promote the
n,1er and welfare of the Kingdom. We have IS
Semaicd TO reflec, on the ~sutject, and now enaci
this law:-
Ill any man take sugar cane, melons, or anH
other article Of food. and transfer II into an in
tsXlcptin4 Iquor. and drink II. he sheil be fined
ane dal}4r-and u tie do me like aoatn, The fine
Shall lie iwo dr.l7rs: and has the fine shall be
%l'nbled, for every olItncc, even 10 Inc utmost &
tent.
H--If anv one make an intoxicating liquor
such Is i mentioned above. and give II 10 anafh
er II drink, be, too. shall be punished according
to The first section Of the law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29
Great STOCK FARM for sale.

4 STOCK FARM lying IL miles west of Lafayette,
"A T,ppecanoe county, Indiana, on Big Pine Sreek,
conia ining 100 acreJ-well watered, and some $50, or 40
acres tmbered-the balance prairir. and any quantity Il
praltie on the en.t and west side OF the creek. There arc
about 2UU acres under fence, with about LOO acres under
cultlvation. The buildings nre toerably comfortable. but
not expensive. The above is admirably adap'ei for rais-
ing sIork, ani is for sale at a price 10 sut the hard tincs.
/ hose wishing 10 purchase property of this Kind will ind
II 10 their advantage to examine the premises. For futh
ct intoruation Inquire of d. =. OiLOW at this Of
Dee or Of P.S jennings, Lafayette Indiana.
Richmond. Jan Ith. 1872
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SCHOOL BIO O S

Mltchell's Geography and Atlas; Eclectic READERS.
laibot'-, Pike's, Davies, Rays and Smith's A~iitamstia.
kukham's, SmIth's, and Comley 5 Grammar.
Elementny aud Comiey's Spelling Book.
Walkers and Web<ter's Dictionary.
Comstork's Philpsophy anu Chemistry.
Bnrretts Geography Of the Heavens.
Cothurn's and Bounycastfes Algebra.
Eonnycastie's Mensufntion Mur.ay's Readers.
Mucael's Gengrnphicai Render.
Paper, Ink. 0Jils, &c. &c. For sa-, by
ID. 7. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. Eth, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

oil mi Uaier--Thse editor OF the Olive Branch, pub
li,hed at Rockville, in this STATE, has given over one half
Of his paper to the interest Of the Iocofocos, and Gen. How
ard has become editor Of the federal mo.ey. The editor. Of
tho Greencastle Visiter has made a similar arrangements
We deprecate all such connexions. They are uahoIy-
The clear deep blue waters of Wing principles, and the
nurky, tufbjd stream Of !acooco agrarianism can never
ming!e IN tn. same bed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

@-"e have received a communication from a friend at
indianapolis. describing, IN a graphic style, the utter fail
uFe Of the loeo"cahty ia Ileir astemp, TO celebrate the once
glorious oha Of January NJ the capital. We rt-resw car
NOT hni room foris- THIS failure : but an eviaence ina, a.
power and oairial patronage passed from the hands Of Gen.
jackson, . the glory Of lie s,h OF January passed az,
-'Sc trr.rt,' sc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

ttNif rs ) A l. E.-By sirtue OF an Exrca-
~ iioh 70 me Girecte; tom the Navne C4cait Court. I
VIII expose at pubic sale a, the Court house door in Csa.
tEesiiie, Wayne CountN. iadiana. on tho l2ta day OF Feasa.
AIRY, Isl! ~ el cen the hours al ieh O'Clock, A NJ AMI four
o'e4ocA L NJ. Oh sud day. II 9 following properly, ,a-wt:
4 certain pascel oF iot OF land in the cry of Richmond.
Wayne coOaty. lhdIana, Known BY being the North half Of
.ot uonoereI ten. - numbered on The pts, OF that part of
satt eIty isia o't by Charles w. StarI, on the south sids
VI I've National ko2I
TAKEN as the propersv of Daniel Mccoy, TO satisfy an
execution IA iasos OF rGtnhl- n Wou ROW
TIiOS. G NOBLE. s. w. {.
Jan. 10, lslo. (Sl,5ol
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29
Shcrin's Sale.

bT virtue Of AN execution to me directed from the
, Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose AT public sale at
the Court House door, in Cent>eyille, Wayne COUNTY, In
diana, on Saturday. the 9Th day Of February, 1912, between
:he hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, =. II on
said day. tue following property, 10 wit: a certain parcel
or lot Of land in the cIty of Richmond. Wayne couaty. la.
and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the north
east corner Of the south half of 10, numbered thirty-sever.
as pamberet on tne plat Of that par, Of sad rity. laid out
by Jeremiah Cox. running thence west, along the limo OF
eaid half lot, 10 the " . end OF the same: thence south,
twenty eight feet; thence east, to the eastern iine Of said
lot numbered twenty-seven; thence north, ,wcnty-eish feet,
10 the place of beginning.
Taken a. the property OF Owen Edgerton, to satisfy a
execution in favor Of Daniel Bradbury
T.C. NOBLE, sh's. VIC
January 18th, 1942 { os
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

u OTlCE Al who know and such as suppose them
Y selves iudebte TO the subscribers, will find II To their
advan age 10 call and settle By the IL, Of mex. month: az
all accounts VIII be left with the proper officer for collection
if not settled BY thai time
EDMUND Z G. o
Richmond, Is; mo I4th, Is.2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29
Administrators Notice.

Office hereby given. thu, tho undersi gnef have this
daY taken ont Of the Wayne Probate. 6our. Le.tea
of administratio on the Esta.e Of Robsri Comer, deceased,
late Of sad county. We therefore. reqies, all persons in
debtei TO -aid estate 10 make immediate payment; and all
having claims against the same TO present them legally ap-
t1entiratef for settlement within one year from this date.
The estate is probably solvent
AMOS CONFER. Aam'.
1st No. I'm, 1912. 2-3,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-29

congrcssta,4E n ,,ff east.--Ines select committee Of
Cong~.s h,ve recommended 5000 a. the ratio u Repre-
sen,at,on in the House of Representatives. Under ms In
diana would be en;tIcd TO ten members.
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L q NJ NJ L NC 4 + 1 y :.


-. .a., aftarv or na.
- -,.o .. ri Al ,ueI j., al her PARTS.
-. rs,.o, n all mat "a beautiful.
- tnar. ,,,,-,f ro,.aot,e,.a. a,i msa
- ..,o,.b III nie,. ar ua5sle. where
=. ~, :. ,-,..,, r,5, around hin.
.e,,, a.tet.h, p,sl,s,ed
-. p,n,,.,, If tina i. ms, sized :. As,ronomv, the
.A..s ,e-o,o. a. ai1 nit !, reconcile ; 10
20, rho General bear re was
49, .,.. n o.df,arv c,9a.i,y to aves.
.,,o.;,r IN ,,,,a,tiei, ~ of the Bibli-
: i. .-.,,i,,. and virtually denyi,, the only
..I.,,i,, ,h.oa,, lean. Of xaz,re,3.
rt,,u b., Hide OF geological science Of which .Astron-
49,, .,.,ks with = !, air Of ,ou., neaantrv. vet enough 70
b, aware TIM, the globe is composed Of a succession of
s,r,,, n.st,,tq.-5 uto, the examination Of warn. geol9-
rist, have u,ai,,y concluded t,at instead Of any dsr9reriss
!, -,i.-.ia,-a s,,-, would te,I 70 st.vert t,a Nasai. a.
coY,, or the creation, of the earth. taeg tent - generally ~
,,-,o,,,,,. that nara. iue that Il In. received Accession Of
.,-.,-,, ,,.-.r,o, T. -e,,fr,. ~, k,3.s3eI,a ri astronomy
20 co1elace a.. DESCRIBING utai that t. l.sseas dry istI of
or globe wa, al, some remote pefio3, covered wiki water
to Il considerable depth, and geology tsacae= shat those sub
merged Portions Of tao earth have been up1eaeed oy success
sivc conru.-.ons of nature, bat astronomy ab-.rac;y, can"o:
demonstrate tlat these submerged portions were three miles
below the sIrface OF water. any more than ,nev were
there .mofo than t., thousand year., aa5ca Of consequence
makes onf earth much older taaa the time sci By No
sesn .B1. when We cxamlae wat Moses says Of the
. creation, ithq= a durerent face ffoa what IS generally sup
posed, Sc. Moses says, ia the Bsg5nniag God created
the heavens and the EARTH &c. No" iess"Astroacm
can certainly determine when the "beghnRs' was, ne can
moi BY a jIt course Of reasoning come 70 the conclusion.
thai our earth is much Older than allowed by Moses. LAS
we see. ""hen we examine what Moses say Of the creation,
it has a diaercn, face, from what : istr'n'my' tho1sat,
and our earth may have al oge bcganI ~l}a' 'A5''o'om&'
can fully conceive, and }et 50 fully accord WIKI the BOZ
cal narrative OF It, tlat no one can nave sua:tfnt evidence
70 conclude tina: the science d seei"sF an the history OIL
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GrangiIie money is quoted al par.
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ShcriH's Sale.

Y virtue Of n decree aud execution 10 no directed
Gom the w a4 ne Circuit Cuu I. | will EXPOSE at pub.
lie sale al tho court hnuse door in Centrevilie, Wayne
county, Indiana, on Saturday. the ath day of February,
i-l9- between The hours OF ten O'Clock. A. NJ. AMI tour
O'Clock T. NJ on said day. the following property. - wit
Loi II ,nbercd one, nni part OF lot numbered Two. running
70 the south we-t corner OF section ihirry-6ve, township f-
teen. range one. west: all situated IN tho county OF Wayne.
India Va. and IN the TOW of New Boston
Taken as the property of Grover NJ Webb md Joseph
f. Chapman, TO sausy said execution aud decree. in favor
Of Owen Scany.
THOMAS C. NOBLE. SIR. w. G..
January ian. I5I!. 81 50 2u
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The Harmonist.

kJEiN1 a collection OF Tunes from the most approved
l. au horr, adapted Ia every variety OF metre IN ,hs
A4sthoiist III mn BOOK for sale az .ae
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cliEHlFF'S virtue Of suriry Executions
- II me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. | will
expose 1T public sale at the Court house door in Ccntreviilo,
Wayne Comfy. iniiana, CIV Saturday. the 9Th day of Fob
ruary, 1872, between The hour- of ten O'Clock, II IN and
four O'Clock, y. III on said day, the follow 4ng property,
to-wit: Two certain parcels of lots of land the city of
Rchtnhnd, Wayne county, InGi1nn. and known by being
lots Numbered fnnr and five, as Numbered on the plat of that
parto of SAID city laid out by Charles w. Starr.
Taken as the property of James w. Grcen, to satisfy
executions in favor ct James Il Ray and others.
TIIOS. g. NOBLE. Sheriff Of ". c..
January II, l8i2. ST 50 2-a