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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
N0tttea.

- The .andersigGed, having Other objects
IN view, Offers fof sale he OFFICE OF THE
WINCHESTER REPUBLICAN,. Any infor,
naton viii Be given b application BY letter
post paid % III.
WILLIAM TOWERS.
wInehss,sr. Jan. 20. 1879. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
VIRGINIA HOTEL.

established and long KEEP; By Mr. samuel Gib-
500. He i giving the bailding, which i ne v
and eoumodious, thorough repair, BY paper
ing, Painting. Sc, and can safely say THAI bis
chambers viii be found in the best condition,
and every department wsll FURNISHED and CON-
pletet :. 1'.i
The Hotel IS within FIFTY YARDS on
THE R-9IL Ro.aD DEPOT, where the two
roads unite, and is eligibly situated ia slS re-
sPeeEs. It's proximity 10 Baltimore aH6rds
many advantages, and the proprietor msnns 10
avail himself Of these 10 provide eldelieseie
.of the season. His TABLE shall BE supplied
With The bes, the markets afford ana bis Bar
always stocked with superior WINES and IL
-QUoRS.S The Stable, well provided, win be
attended BY faithful ostler-and iii possible
attention given.
Thus prepared, with an earnest purpose to
render bis guests comfortable in allrespects, the
Undersigned thinks be may confidently claim the
patronage Of bis old friends ia Ibis snd the ad
joining counties, and be able TO make many new
ones among the travelling public from whatever
quarter they may come. AZ
/. WILLIAM GoRRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
TO THE PUBLIC. I
sWeSSTS. Ford ~ S3sudeg..
DAD. 81 $50.

= - - - y
HAVE conveyed to the undersigned, all their
LII Partnership Property, real, personal and
mixed, id Trust, for certain purposes specislIy
declared in he Deed All persons indebted
70 the concern, At any and all their mills, Or
otherwise, and also those having business at
the mills hereafter. are thsis notified DC the
change ID The business, and or the assignment OF
their debts 10 the undersigned these latter will
be expected 10 settle with the agentsef The
Undersigned, AT the different mills. AvhoElhe
agents will be, the public will in due time be i'm
formed i
| One of the provisions and directions in the
deed Of trust is, that the undersigned shaEl con-
tinIe the business at the Mills until JllyInext.
An produce delivered to any oftfhe Mills after
this date ,iand which has moi been paid for, will
be received BY the undersigned, and will be ae-
counted for 10 the deiverer, either IL -four or
id money. All which has been pal for and
NOT delivered VIII be required IL De delivered.
We are also to continue 10 grind f9r any of lhe
customers of the Mills A more ian notice or
the powers and duties Of the Trustees andiheir
arrangements for the exercise OF these powers,
and the performance Of these duties, may be
published hereafter. FtH9
H WI. q WoRTHINGT0N, f
r. HENDERSON,. fsf
II January 6, 1912 it F.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

oGS1E Ng1g NlaG g1ksg
-------+-.---4T--- ---r r------- 4 Il So
4 VILE at all times giyetRe highest pFiccs in
{ A cash for likely young NEGROES, ofbeta
Sc xes, from ten to twenty-five years Of age
Persons having likely SERVANTS 70 dispose of,
will DO well toeallon me II my rel deuce in
zCharlestown; and any communication inawrit4
ing will be promptly attended TO. ~ n
Il. f5 WM. CROW, Jr,
4 Nov. 25. Is4t-tf-t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
aORCIlARDS, s
MarperS- Ferry Sa rings Ia
6fil1sIiOR.

Il JANUARY "a lS42.
XXYE, the utldersignedy committee sP-
w pointed By The President and Directors
Of the Harpers-Fsrry safings .Insiiluto6, 10
investigaI the afirs OF said Institution for the
iastsix months, ebdihg 3lst December, ls4l,
and 10 make and publish . report thereon--re-
port, that we hsvesex aiined the Books, Notes,
ACCOUNTS, & Memorahaums. from which we sab
nit fhe following Statement, viz i
Amount Of promlssory notes &c
counts and officers receipts on
hand Soth june Isli, s9,3Os IS
Amount Of cash on hand. g rs SO
iiqr., u %r i.s7s 90
Amount received from special de-
positors, 10 90
Amount OF fines assessed, s.
Amount received fer discounts and Ill
interest,", I'm IS g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Riches not Health !.

Whose who enjoy health, must certainly feel bles-
sed uher they compare themselves TO those suffer-
en- thns have been afflicted for years With various
diseases which the human family all subject TO
As lroabieA With Disease Present themselves in
various forms and from various circumstances,
,suhish, ID the einSmeneenent, msy all be checked
hv The use of Dr.. Hsrlch's Strengthening Pins
sach q y spepsia liver complaint pain il the side,
rhelmsfsra gtaeral debility, female diseases, and
al diseases % which human nature Is Affected
Tkese Medicines can be taken " the most delicate
demalea With Perectssfsty asthey mild in their
operation and pleasaat Ia their effects Jan. 20.
Also, foEsale Il The Stores Of
]. II. BEARD, & CO.
~ Chnlesse,rn,
SAMUEL KILHAM,
Hsrpers- Ferry.
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CERTIFICATES OF .Agellct

For THE SALE OF
BR.4.yDRETH,S Tte;geta5h Univcrsat
y Y PILES ~ r...5
ARE held Il their respective codn,is, "
~ tdefOuowing Agents.
= JsDsrsen5 County! I
charlestown- G. ". .4ISQUfTR
shsp4erdstoxn-J G. COOKS 81: i,
no H.SER A
,Harpsrs-Feuy-J II ROBINSON
SMITH - little.
BERKELEY Go,taty.F
Martihsburg- THoN.3s &. SMITH.
Darkesyilie--J WISOSG s. SON
Gerrardstown-J IN. $1EU.iRT.
Bunksrs- Hill--LEyI c.fLy ~ +
1T 43l l. B. BRANDRETH, W. Dt.
AM @ BaItimors.
QGtt Corner II Ligat s Neresr Streets.
July i, is4I-ly ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
MATHIAs sIN sEL

NOoUEU inform the citizens Of
NJ Frederick County. Mary land, and az me
Adloining Counties. that be has commenced me
above business n Berlin. 81 miles oeioT NAT
e Vii * reotIsmen who may feel disposed to
1900 him Win their custom; and from bis long
= ,.,,.,c. n he busness. and the neatness and
5nrshiI;fv ef 81, uork. aad his punetaality and
despatch, be hopes he will Be entitled 70 = share
OF public patronage.
Berlin, Jan. IL, i6ll--Sr
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a!lli p y'ssis!t IIll
hampers Ferry, Va.

1NHE undersigned takes greatpleasnre IN 10
y forming mrs friends and ths Public, rha,
be has leased for a Term DC years that well
known House al II arpers-rerry. fthe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
The L.aTESTE.ESHEOF

II ALL % IB i il q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

surplus, Sl7s IS
.a PHILIP CooNS, 4
ZADOK BUTT,
- ISAAC FLEMING,
THOMAS X. LALEYi !.
e. WM ORME. Ar
The PresJentGnd Directors Of the Harpers-
Ferry Savings institution, have this day de-
elarsd dividend Of three per cent. on deposits
made since Isl Ja1y, ls4t 49,
JIM ANDERSON, Trss,vsr.
Jan. 9, I20, 1872 4.
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6lo.ees 81

Or.
By amt Psid 10 month.
ly depositors, e2,720 10 '.L
By ami paid dividends, 229 "a
By ami paid expenses, IS a.
By amount paid special
deposits, w 70 90 T.
By amount paid for inte-
rest on do. 10
By amount Of cash on f-1ir
hand 6 10 4
by amount OF notes, se-
counts and officers re-
ceiP,s on hand, 7.747 %
| - sio.soe 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

r. ABRIDGED STATEMENT.
Notes, accounts and officers receipts !.
fnhlnds of the Treasurer. f7,14I 80
cash, g 7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

DueEto srecialdepositors, 1895 %
/" for interest. + 9sF N
tors, 1927 q :.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

sed 10 any Tariff at all; and that we defy him to t
produce the opinion of single democrat (loco. +
again) in the Union 10 sustain him IN The asser-
ten =
/, is hardly ar Clay viii nave opportunity
Of meeting Bomoastes FuFiosos .ace face, there
fore We shall take the liberty showing the opinions Of
man " ho gives the Ioco OF Indiana and who can
obedience MS viii what the principles
The party which belongs. We aIlude 10 the Hon
T A. Howard, .'our How ard' of 16i0. Mr. Howard
is the dyed candidate Of the ocos for the United
States Senate and ii generally conceded that he shall
the other members Of the party have been
rated aspiring hwart him in his aspirations We
copy from letter written by him for publication.
addressed political friend Boon counsy the whole
letter however be found tie first page OF to-
days paper Mr.. Howard says:
"On The subject Of the Tariff, ] have to state
that If we did need money for tho support oil
the government, we should have no Tarsii, and
whenever the necessity ceases, the TariI should
cease"
Here pla and distinct admission that tho writer IS
opposed to any Tariff all - but necessity requires
revenue support of government he IS willing there
a partial Tariff of duties for purpo-
lie is in favor of ee trade part, whilst the
ports of Europe closed lie is for permitting and
OF the old world nng ino
country, and the American mechanic the pro-
drive every mechanic from his shop,
every from his factory, and make again
{
eqres that should have Tariff. Not that It sus-
the American manufacturer the American mechanic,
Americau farmer; and the American laborer
competition of the six pence day labor
Europe, because the government needs e. dollars
and cents No is n friend Tariff who acts upon
principles Even the honorable chairman of the loco
ting claim be the friend of American industry
/ by such sopisty.
Alta loco convention held in Van Vert county, Ohio
passing resolutions against all Banks and favor OF
Ia money only, the following adopted:
| "Reso!ved, That the Wing Tariff in Congress
is a taxing scheme indirectly, which will have to
! be borne by the many for the benefit o! the few
Such schemes generate Aristocracy and destroy
Liberty"
supporters this resolution opposed
to Tariff under all circumstances. They have joined in
the cry oil of New York. '.Free Trade and D-
Taxation" They complain that the Taxes viii have
be paid by the many for benefit of the few. Who
the manye Are tney the poo the labocTs, the far
mese they the proud, the rich and fashionable =!
But object only provo opposition Tariff The
ocos Van Wer, county, by the adoption Of the above
resolution, furnish an item of positive proof.
81 m a Massachusetts Whg-a Fanueil Hall Whig.''
Daniel He5ster.
Il NJ Wh;r1 tho
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
For the Palladium i.
Mr. EDIroR

or the IalauIum-
Mr. EDIroR:
After reading the truly valuable report
of tho gentlemen appointed by the Commission
ers Of Wayne County, "to visit the County As
syum for the poor, 10 enquire into The situation
and treatment Of the inmates thereof and 10
port &c, 5 found IN the Palladium Of tho Sth
INST, was forcibly struck with the well meri-
ted, though perhaps unintended stigma cast upon
our citizens, as we'll as tho very delicate manner
in which II was done. Could our citizens eener-
ally say they, but the situation Of the build.
ngs, aud the manner IN which the inmates are
bound to be kept, think there few among
them that would not in in exclaiining:
should feel ashamed 10 passing by with IA sTan
ger poin, TO II and say "ttsre stands the Wayne
County Assyiunl, for the poor" The stigm, is
in the indication, that the people Of Wayne C"un-
", are either ignorant that they possess such
shameful apology for an Asylum; or that they
| fail, no, indeed Tor wan, Of ability, but for lack
OF public spirit and christian benevolence, sutl>
cienily energetic to procure a bctier. For tho
honour of citizens let US suppose the first,
for my self had occasion 10 pass the place sever
al times before considered II any other than the
residence of some uuthrifty individual, who pre-
ieired rum and idencss to labor and nea,ncss.-
| The close pen eight feet high round The
house, always thought was m inclosure where
IN the whm or caprice Of the owner had confined
some wild animal Nor can il vet be considered
in better light; for ether intended not by tho
protector, ii completely prevents The free circn-
Iaiion of air through tho wreched building in
| hot weaiher-well may those benevolent visitors
propose a change in the establishment, and n dtt-
ferent mode of subssting these unfortunate per
sons, and keep "their clothes and their bedding
a little more clean" In short d volume might bo
written md the condition Of these paupers
main as q prescai; but something must DO dono
to bring public attention To bear upon tho sub
ject; for | nm not willing to bchevo our citizens
Of the empire county would lightly suiier tho
poor, and lpless, TO DO deprived OF the common
wants Of our nature, IL they knew IT. II.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
THE CLAY FLAG.

Frond Gregg, of the Political Beacon has hosted
his head the banner of "Iarry of the West.' He
thus unfurl5 it:
"As We promised two weeks ago, we throw our
banner the breeze to>day. with "HARRY OF
w ES IL inscribed t.rcIouu, we are
mast head of nearly every Wing paper ~ the
State, and indeed of the whole Union. Though
we rally under different Captain. our principles
are the same as in lS4O, and by the blessing Of
Heaven we expect 10 triumph as we did then
We have no room for extended remarks to~day.
There is our f1ag--i,s iuxurant folds kissing the
winds Of Heaven. Under its broad stripes and
bright stars we hope to be found battling until
victory shall once moro crown our efforts, and
treachery and misruIe be secuted from our land.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
WELCOME TO HENRY CLAY.

IIlIstriou- CUES, we welcome thee:
We hal thee our Dation's pride,
While freemen glory to be free.
Thy name shall in their hearts abide.
Thou comest not with trumpet sound,
And lau-cls won on fields of death:
With civic honors thou art crown'd
AS bright rs Eden's fadeless wreath.
lis long since frs, thy voice began
To thrill in freetom's holy cause
To advocate the rights of man
Impartial good and equal laws.
Fen far of nations heard thy voice.
When struggling with despotIc might.
And pairiot hearts were made rejoice
When prospects lowsr'd like deepest night.
Or thee we'll boast III every CLINE,
And proudly lisp thy honor'd name,
For thou art OURS. and rolling time
Shall still add Iustre to thy fame.
While Europe's toiling servsle host
Bow down 20 kings from day 10 day,
No sovereign there name can boast.
Like that claim for our own CLAY.
Sec Russia'- millions bend the knee
Before the Cars imperial throne,
IT'S not the homage of the free
TO one they proudly call their "owS"
Ger Briton's fields of lovely green,
l. heard oppressi0n's plaintive voice,
There starving thousands hail a queen
And rulers not the peoples choice
On frances hills of clustering vines.
Oft dreneh'd with blood by tyranis shed,
No lovely star of freedom shines,
Nor people bless their nations head
There Philippe's servants bow around,
No freer1er. there his honors sing;
No sacred cord of love ere bound
The people 10 their blood-bought king.
But CLAY, of thee are frcenen proud,
Thou long hast won nations love,
A nation, too, which never bow'd
To king nor power bat God above
Welcome 10 this, the Iloosier State.
Where grateful freemen's hearts display
Their feelings for the good and great
Thrice welcome, welcome, welcome CLA
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
ELEC TsONS.

The length of een- HANiLro>s Letter couqeis
dense our elecsion new. could haze
wished.
We are no, enabled TO give the ohlcal from Oao
We therefore defer until shall been received.
shannon, loco. erected Governor msJarity
1000. The Fedeta. Ioeos viii also have mNotiry OF
about 20 oint ballot in the Legislature We shall pub
lsh tie correct retures possible.
Ne' Jersey-fhe Wings have carried the late election
IN TINS State. They will have majority OF Joint
ballot, and have thereby secured hg
TO the United States Senate.
Georsia-Ihe ate Congressional election in this State
VAS 6s general ticket, which
bed 10 hs whole delegation Had bee,
"y districts agseeably The law of Congress- Wings
"o2id probably have elected the eight. The
hig however, the aggregate vole done better
Than was anticipated, having gained thousand
votes the election of last The against
as this IS about 2000 and thai aganss Co
vernofs election of last year 1000.
FrGgsylrGiia A far hearG from - counties, the
Wings have elected 40 members % In
last year Wings had - and ocos
10. 80 there has been change round.
DearGre.-The Inspectors election mis- State has
gone favor of the ocos The ides OF November will ell
a different story OF the general election.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

A MEETING OF NUR RSERY MEN.

convention Of Nurseymcn Of the Western country, IS
be held Wheeling, Va, the 2ith of NoVembsr
next. The which held in Mount Pleasant
in March last, appointed several committees who VIII
make ihef reports the 2ith of November One COM
mittee charged with duty Of making out list OF
apples known be best worthy of propagation
n Another all the varieties of The
different kinds of fruit the western nurseries, and
procure safeties 1, by resolution recominen-
ded that Nuserymen generally, be assiduous IN trying
experiments order ascertain the best method OF de-
ssroying The circulio and other destructive insects on n
trees the best remedies for the diseases OF
trecs, their
meeting November All Nurscrymen invited to
attend, bringing will, them fruit specimens of their
fruit &C., when it is proposed have public sale Of trees
Much benefit arise from the united efforts of the O
chardists, md hope general Attendance may be had
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
COMSTOCh d. co.
Cor,nound FIuid Extract of .SarsdDdrtUd.

TINHIS article, prepared ~ new and scientific manner
i known be warranted quite equal TO any that
mas or ever be made. In fact article under this
had good reputation, whte oe copi"iy o' '
re,or led him 70 make i, of n worthless quality of
sasapaa. and in a very careless manner reylns on
the preiudices community favor of his article
Retailers and physicians have long and known this
I'm, have had much trouble persuade their customers Of
tb, iao.- generally KNOWN and
Of the proprietor well under
stood that by general CONSENT the tdc favor Of
good aftirs. depended upon and may De Oh
med pleasure To those vending AMI using 1t
The quality Of this article IN be al
article Of the KIND no" in
1Os1S loOh O. ~ '~tisihl''7' -
o., % Ia42 For sale by Irt, Red * Brother
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
John c. CaIhoun...The Presidency.

AT a meeting of the Iocos held in Charles ton,
S. c., resolutions were adopted, expressing their
determine ton TO abide the decision of National
loco Convention. If John c. Calhoun should be
nominated by The Free Traders The nulifiers will
doubtless stick up 10 the work. bu, if little Van
should he the fortunate one, the Caroiniau's will
beat retreat, and throw their vote for some ma u
for whom no other state would.
Later Information says tha, Mr.. Calhoun has
determined not TO submit his claims TO a Cons en-
ton Of the locos but to be candidate for the
Presidency nomination or nominate ton The
Inteiligencer says this currenirepor: at Wash
lngton. We like the spunk Of john Cataline.
A new paper entitled The Tribune, has been es-
,ablished at Mobile. Alabama, which advocates
the election Of Mr.. Calhoun 10 The Presidency.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
For salt River.

The fast sailing Packet, Ohio Wing, command
ed by the late Thomas Corwin, passed up Salt
River few days since for the harbor nearest the
source Of that notable stream. The Wing had
on board about 100000 passengers, all bound Tor
the same destination. 1t is no. expected howev-
that they will long at the quarters so re-
Gently vacated by their political opponents lhe
climate is uncongenial to the temperament OF
honest men, and it is not 10 be presumed 'hat
wings could remain in atmosphere SO thorough
lv mpregnated nth the noxious efiuvIa OF loco
focoisn, become from that section OF country
having been recently so densely populated with
Gerry ymanders, Gratfes, kangaroos, ScIoto sea-
horses &C. &c. The Ohio Wing will return ere
long, still commanded by the same 'Black Tom,'
and will have still; flying for its pennant the "same
old La' --L-~ a -------rI--.i'' -
| 1910. She will be receiv ed at her old mooriDg o
bv the splcndid and ever-sea- worthy steamer
"O'd Kentuck," and tho trim-built ship IIoosher,
and will be welcomed by the hearty shouts of the
noble crews OF some - or 20 other vessels Of
state. The Ohio will pass in review before the
whole squadron, and upon her mas: which shall
boom the highest toward our bright sky, shall float
the glorious stripes and stars of our land, and in
our cagle's beak shall shine in characters Of dia-
mond brightness "Harry Of the West"
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

f-The following beautiful Poe,cal elsion from the
pen OF GEO. PATrIsoS Esa formerly conductor Of
Democratic press Indianapolis Il sung by the MEs
PumrnREy's of Greenfield, IESRY CLAY, his ARR
al place. Mr.. CLAY highly pleased with the
song. delighted with the happy and appropriate
in jnenle yet accomplished singers acquitted
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
Administrators Sale.

NTOTICE i, hereby given that VIII otter i' sa's on
Tuesday the sh pay Of Novemoef next, al 'ne 's's
is.,cs of Iobn 3 Tayor late Of Wayne county, ind-
deceased all the Personal Property % said deceased
consisting of-Hose., Cattle Sneep, H'z, eat' Iofn.
e,.,5 I,nber 10, Shingles and various other arts
j-, , tedious 70 credit OF Twelve m"aths
-, - ,r all sns three dollars and upwards by
,s giving with approved security sale 70
-,r.r,.,re At ten O'Clock. \. NJ
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, AdnistraHix
WILLIAM l.. FRYAR, A1mini.tfainf.
o. tober Ie, l5i2.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

The Tariff and the Girls.-ltis is stated that the
Girls who were a few months ago driven from the
Factories of New England, by the want of en-
ploymenr, TO their many and scattered homes, are
egnning 10 tinc their way back at the call of the
manufacturers - the villages they had deserted.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
TO ALL CONCERN D.

IUNIE partnership between the undersgned wil
expire shortly by limtaton they therefore, AK
settle business, and respectfully lnTs All
persons indebted call and settle. money nust
M had n rio-e The rourern They have and sba
keep good of all kinds of LEAIHEk- which
they cheap, Cash, exchange Tor hihes OF
Wheat Persons WI wish purchase would DO well 70
call hsore Purchasing elsewhere, they determined to
give the best of Bargains.
MOORE & FLETCHER.
10Th mo. 20th. 1912. az"
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

Col. II. II. Johnson, has gone eas, to attend
the Washington races. II is said thu, he has con-
siderable property in race horse stock.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

T. ]. BARNETT Esq, has again assumed The ed
i,orial duties OF the Indiana Journal. We con-
gratuIate him upon the of good hes lib, and
sincerely hope that blessing may continue with
him through a.org life.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

The National Intelligencer says, The amount Of
revenue which has accrued at the New York Gus
tom house for The three quarters Of the present
year, ending on Both ultimo, we understand 10 be
greater than the amour, for the whole Of the year
1S4l--belng, we learn, upwards of ten milllons
Of dollars. -
81, said, the editor of STATE Sentinel mots Of
,ackass than We ,oUk him 10 be. Go Il, Chapman.
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22

A Mr. Cursin has been despatched 10 Mexico
by government. His errand Is SAID to be in
porteGt
Richmond palladium., 1842-10-22
Administrators Notice.

ME undersigned taken letters of Admni-trs
ton the Estate OF John II. Taylor, late Of Wayne
county, Indiana, deceased All persons indebted
Estate are requested make immediate payments; aud
those having said Estate. notified pre-
duly authenticated for settlemen
from this The Estate Is supposed 10 be solvent.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Admin-trntrx.
WILLIAM l.. FRYAR, Aaminisra,or.
October 18th, 1912. 4235