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we have Just received complete assortment Of large
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au3t n + y Co
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SheriH's Sale.

DI virtue of execution to me directed. from shs
ID Wayne Circuit Couri, l viii expose public sale
the Court House 10 Centreviile Wayne county, lnd
the IN day Marrh lS43. between the
OF 10 O'Clock. AMI O'clock said day, the
following property, to-wIt:
fou parcels lots of land Wayne
and State of Indiana, and described follows
certain parcel iant Rich
mond, nd described follows, fifty
north of the of lot numbered thirty
in part of said city laid bv jeremiah Cox
running north, fnrtyhve feet ,hence.
hnndred ani thriy fet south feet:
feet thence norh hty feet thence.
hundred and ee the place of begInnias-
the IS: also, parcel
ground living b.ing Wayn and State OF
Indiana and in the city OF Richmond and the
of lot numbered hundred aud hve laid by
John Smith, and bounded as follows: Beginning nj the
north Of said lot sixteen feet:
therce south, parallel Marion street, hundred
feet: sixteen Marion thence
north. hundred the OF be-
ginning als All lot parcel of sround lying
aud being said and the OF Richmond and
by being 10, north side of
Cumberland Road: also, thirds Of lot number ed
four living norh OF said lot nunbere two and lot
bered and described follows: The dividing limo of
lots and IN be continued in the
war through said lot numbered four the moth side,
leaving dividing line tho said
thirds lot numbered conveyed by this Decd which
said lot numbered four extends the line Of said LOT
all of winch said property la d off by
Robert reference being had the plat Of
city viii
Taken property OF Stephen Stanton, and Hugh
Hamilton satisfy execution of Thornton
Alexander.
WIN. BAKER. Sheriff w C..
February I, IS43. (Si,50) It's
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Sherifs Sale.

i virtue o! an Execution ID IN directed from
- WAYNE Circuit Court will expose ., public sale At
Court House door centreville WAYNE eoun,x Ind
the 4lh day Of March. iSl3, hour OF 10
o'clock, 4 NJ and four O'Clock, P. NJ, day, the
following property, to-sit:-
parcel lot of land situate Wavae cosaty
Indiana, and described follows, to-w.: oil
south quarter of section number i've
Der hreen. range number onewesand bounded - follows
to-wt: besaning tn north boundary of certain lot
parcel OF land eedei Everett Henry Shower.
30th Cay of Scp,ember, 1897, John Davis. hun
bred and of The northeast Of sid
lot; running theace south eshy-tWo feet:
inches said
henee north hfeen degrees the northwest corner
Of said lott thenee the place of beginning. niaety
feet: estimated eonain Thousand Eve hundred
and eghysaven half feet be the or less.
Taken the property Bennet Banner, SATISFY
execution in favor of Andrew TingIey.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w c.
January %, Isa3. (Sl50) Ste
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From . letter. politely furnished us, II appears
that Jone borough, Row land, and Berlin. IN Tex
as, have been wholly inundaied some OF the hon-
ses washed away, and many Ut The inhabitants
drowned The letter further states, that some
few negroes escaped from Jonesborongh on raft,
md when passing the residence of Col James
II. Johnson, they saw him ~i:h his FAINT ~ on The
house top. bot couli render them no assistance;
and soon after passing, they heard crash and
one Wild scream, and all was silent again except
The roar IL the rushing torrent.
Amid the general distress. Capt. Crooks. of the
steamboat Hunter, proce eded 10 Mhcreek, and
rendered the sufferers every possible succor IN
his power-going from place TO place, picking up
the survivors from The tops OF The houses and
trees; thns rescuing from waiery grave some
sevent. five a hundred persons. Some were
necessarily left 10 perish IN the and timber,
as there was no possible way Of reaching them;
their cries often being heard above The noise OF
the element. SIX families Of Indians. IA miles
ihs side Of Jone sborougb. are reported lost, and
Col. Milan. Of Ky, wI,h o lady, his niece and a
Mr. Mckinney. perIshed.
II is thought that over hundred lives have been
los, between Fulton and Jone sborough-how ma
nv we cannot with certainty predicate, as
cit belief. Owing 10 The great number Of settlers
On The bottom OF Red River. the loss Of proper
~ and human ito must be immense; yet We
would fam bsiieve NJ, great as - generally
reported, for hope that the accounts gwen
Eave been exaggerated.
The river is sal rising, but very slowly
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FOR SALE!
300 ACRES Western PENNSYLVANIA
LAND:

SlTUATE about 30 miles above Williamsport and 200
~ miles from Pals phia IN Cnten, late Centre
within loo perches of the Pennsy Cana
6o0 perches the Bali Eagle Canal which Bell
fonte. and come with the Susuehannah 81 miles
from Lockpor the large County Town. and miles from
Mill Hall near schools, mills places of worship. &c
&c These lands embrace consIder abe portion
tam, and valley Land. Of which suitable Tor
tiltage, and produces Wheat Of heavy growth The al
ley Land is rich and worthy OF culture Forty
the above improved aud in good cultivation
part which "a Of upwards OF 500 Acres
adJons very improve! Farms with handsome frame
dwellings, and within miles Farms of hundreds
Acres cleared Lands il aoounds with mineral and
superior ,mber brick dwellings, and large
barns, 50 by 100 feet The igahornood is se:ted
with dense population and lie considered of
furnishing State Lands within three miles sell
for Fhty Dollars per Acre
IL is believed Lands by being the hands
of active and PRACTICAL could be sold In small
Farms TO great peruniary Advantage THE SAME Will BE
EXCHANGED A FARM WITHIN SHORT DISTANCE OF
RICHMOND, I>piasA. ANTHONY Z. NORRIS.
fETN. D. The present owner could now cell or GOO
Acres Four Six Dollars per Acre. bar prefers
closing the Apply Samuel tohe, near Rich
.nond, Indiana, DR.. a B. Massey Lock-IIaven
the Lands
November 18Th. 1912. 46d
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From the Memphis Apresl-.Ex,ra.
Disastrous Flood IN Red River!


A slip from The office If the Washington A,
kansas Telegraph, dated 81 inst, conveys the fol-
lowing painful intelligence:
1t becomes our painful and mechanically duty g.
record one Of the most fearful md caiamitous dis
ostcrs that ever before beiel our Red River coun
try.
In consequence Of the falling weather or the
fneitag OF the snow in the mountains. the sour
ces Of Red River have been supplied So abundant
ly with water that our hitherto quito gen,le
stream, has been flooded that all OF Iis bottoms
lilo buried beneath the heavy mass Of moving
water; whose appearance so sudden and RI
pid that IL has borne rcsis,,ess down every YES
tge Of human industry. cotton presses, corn, cat.
tie. horses, hogs, &C., In oae wide and general
ruin.
In common with every stream the globe.
Red River has been subject to occasional hu, pa r
tail foundations; but during the period of half a
century, there was never known such an over.
whelming flood that with which we are now
visited.
A, Fort Tow son the 25h ult.. the river rose
fifteen feet higher than before known spread
ing over the whole bottom. destroying The ware
house al tho public landing and sweeping 10 enc
common grave all species Of animation.
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From Tho Cincinnati Gazette.
ore on Terri DRY.

The debate On this subject, exciies a good deal
II ,nieres', in the United States Senate, and Is
becoming u topic of remark in the lending press
both sides. We cnndense the following state
Of the merits Of the ca Sc from Mr.. Cnihoun's
speech.
The claim we set up embraces the coas, Of the
Pacific from latitude 81 deg 40 min, to AZ deg.
aud rests upon these grruuds:
l. PrI","y Of discover, by Cap, Gray, Of Bns
ton, 1883. "f tho mouth Of the Columbia
From Ihis i"!iows The right TO such country, wa.
'ered by 'hI. rrscr tn ITS sources This discover.
was explored more fully afterwards, by Lewis and
Clarke.
2 The cessi"n Of Spain Of all her rights Of
territory north Of 'he 42i parallel ni latitude,
3 The French clam, ~ bich the Z. States
succecd.d.
90 tho other hand. Great Britain sets up her
t,Ie Ia ihe same territory the following grounds
l Ps,"rny of discovery by Mears, sailing I'M
der Vnncnuver.
2. That Spain, in 1890 yielded To Gren, Brit
ain free and se,tlemen ut 10 thus country,
with her sui jec,s.
3. The Spain BY France, in 1868, Of
all her rights.
AZ matters stand, therefore the United States
assert a complete md perfect title to the Ore gon
Territory; Great Britain claims only tho right of
Abundance for her sui jects. for all The purposes
nf trade, settlement, &c. Vnrious Efforts have
been made TO sctIe thus conflict If Titles. A n
COMPROMISE. our Government offered 10 fix the
parallel at ~ d. asa 'imit between Us on that
coast; that Of Grea, Britain IL cintm nn,hing
south "f the Columbia tIver, IN latitude 46 deg
These efrris failed, neither cn''' "eesP"'s Tue
Hiresh negotiation was opened in 1917. Then
II agreed that the respective clam Of each
country should remain for ten years. ach having
the common EMO, m=nt If II Tor trading, hunting,
or settlement for these purposes.
In 1927 another a,:emp' WIS made 10 dispose nf
this question. IL tailed. The two Governments
returned To the under landing Of 1877. mud agreed
10 yield to each other posse 5. ION in cnrnmun with
liberty to rcn"unce the arrangement on either
side upon a gears notice
II thus appears ,ha, Great Britain makes no
claim To 'he right Of colnn,zing. and that We. BY
the convention, have prohibited ourselves from
taking exclusive possess'on or jnrisdic,ion.
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