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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-25
Attention =!
70 The C0,nn,;s,;oneJ Do;,.,, an, :,

10 the Commissioned Officers and Nh
s,c'an' Of The 2sM Regiment Of North
Carolina Militia.
WoU are hereby ordered and commanded
to attend at David Mebane's, on Thure.
day the 25th day of this instant, by II o'clock,
armed and equipt as the law directs, for Couh
Martial Notice is further giyen, tha, On Flee.
uon viii be he'd at the same time and place.
TO elect Majlr General Of the Sd Division Of
NORM CsrolI"a Militia, To supply the vacancy
orcasioned by the resignation oil Thomas ".
Graves.
Given under my hand, this the 9Th day Of
May, 1913
THOS. JONES, Col Com.
May 6. IL
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Stray.
nAKEN

tnhAEN up and entered on the stray book
ct Orange county, on tho 9Th oil Il, D.
a'y last, by Nathan -FmdIy, living IN Stony
Creek, twenty north e Hill boroap6.
pale red Soa with back spots, marked w,,h
q swallow fork IN the lief, caf ard ,f,ree under
bits ~ the rieht ear; five slloATS with white
aud black spots, unmarked. ard six PIGS with
black and with spots. all untuarkcI, Valued
at scVpa dollars
JOHN A, FAUcETT, Ranger.
March 81. "a.
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A few days since. a, Cincinnaii. Judge
Wood. while sentencing man 10 death,
named Andrew Walton, convicted Of muir.
dering one John Carrell. remarked thai
Of the sixty cases which had come under
his Judicial notice, al least fifty had ORR
ginaled in drunkenness. This was men,
TONED in reply 70 the excuse offered BY
the prisoner, that the murder had been
Committed when he was 50 drunk as not
70 know what he was about.
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IL Ii LIS b o UGH, NC.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT,

at THREE poi LaRs a YEAR, en- Two poLLARs
FIFTY CENTS If PAID IN ADVANCE.
Ihose who do not give notice OF their aiS'
10 nave their paper dist ontiDucd al the expirS'
tlon OF The year, wild be presumed as desiring
hS'ontLnnancc until countcrmanded And no
paper w'i' be discontinued until all arr, asg,s
are pad, unless at he option u The lu0ireier.
"0seil'semenis not exceeding sixteen 4ines,
one Dollar for tie first, and iNehi, five cents
lor ea,h subsequent insertion; iohet oncs in
proportion. Court advcrtisenen ,s twenty Eve
percent higher. A deduction oil 3si per cent
VIII Dc made 70 advertisers BY til y,sh
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3O Boxes best Fayetteville CAN.
d. ES,
@ Barrels prime Family FLOUR. q
The above articles have been consigned 10
as, and will be sold for Caeh lower than tie
market prices.
ou hand and viii be constantly Kept, a
supply Of the best COIN MEAL.
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
January IL. 81
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Tesf Of Porer. The Miners Jour
nsl mentions thai The locomotive Moro.
escy started from The Mount Carl'oa de-
psl On Frid-y morning, with train Of
100 loaded coal cars, containing n an
shout $50 ions Of coal. The engine
moved Oft with sppsTea,rase. Thesighi
% the almost intesmlaable train with The
locomotive pulling and ,ciling away in
'front.' is said % have beer magnificent
one.
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office.

ANsdjanrned meeting Of the Boar Of Super.
- iaieadeats Of Common Schools for Orange
County, viii take place on tie Friday OF May
Court, in Hilsboiough, where all that have
business with the Board are respectfully invit.
cd 10 attend
JOHN TAYLOR, Secretary.
May .. "a
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To Printers.

a YOUNG NAN Of steady habits wishes 10
- ret employment as Jonraeynaa Printer
% az Office either 10 North Carolina, Virginia,
south Carolina. or Tennessee. Address the
Fost Master at HIils5orough, and il will bs
promptly attended 10.
Nav 2. 10
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THE POWER OF rae PRESS.


10 he year l72I. TIE wages Of labor
ing man wsrs jet three h.if pence per
day; snd a. thr same period. he price Of
. Blblr, fairly wril,ea oaI, Was GO sieF-
ling. Of e0urre Q enmmnn laborer in
those Days could not have proc0red Bi
be wilh Isss than lie en,ire earnings 81
fhiEsera ysarL NoV. . beautifully print
ed csPy II lie same book can BE- pnr-
chased with the esrniags Of one dag! =
Tske another view 81 he subject, An
ordinsry clerk eaana. make far manV-
script eoev of the Billie 10 less ihah thee
m0afas. With enmnan printing press.
ss'k equissleal 10 printing copy Of The
whoir y bic. ran be done ~ Ten minutes;
AID vilh ssesm press Of The mast I'm,
proved construction. The same work can
Be done 10 lance minutesi
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S! BahIiaS!!
I'll Seseayies Collection,

shiiE subscriber has just received from the
rden OF iIiiam Il, Prince 6. Co. Flush.
ing, near Now York, rich variety OF Double
and single Dahlias, which he of re itr sale 10
.he citizens IL Hillsboroneh, and the surround
;ny Country, at very reduced prices. The
Dahlis has mol been much cultivated in this
par - ne country, because ofthe difficulty Of
0o'ainins Tue reoisi and now that an oppor,u.
my y e. reg, u u 70 be hoped that all who
nave \ taste Tor Il ,wers, will add 10 their col
lecilon the Dalilla, which in its numerous va
Henes' co"'Dine me richest shades aud most
Jared hues Of which nature is susceptible
Hsordersfrom the country will be prompt.
~ attended 10.
THOMAS CLANCY, .agest.
April s. Ga
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-Mareh Term, ls43.
Josiah Turner
US.
Thomas Faucet, admir-. Of Thomas d.
Grain, and others,

Petition 10 suhjec, the Real Estate of Thos. d.
Grains heira al law to the payment Of debts.
TN this eause il being made appear to the
- satisfaction of the Clerk and Master. that
John pran,y and Nancy his wife, Foreman
WiI'ou.hby and Sarah bis wife. and winship
Petty, are not Inhabitants OF this state, publ.
cation is hereby made in the IIillsborough Re-
corder, for six weeks, that unless the said John
BrantIy and Nancy his wife, Foreman vii.
longhby and Sarah bis wife, and WinsLip Pet
ty, appear al the next term of the Superior
Court Of Law and Equity, TO he held for The
county aforesaid. on the SECOND Monday OF sep
ten,ber next, and plead, answer or demur, the
bill will be taken pro confcsso as 10 them, and
SET down for hearing ex parte.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, al
l1iiisboroUph, the second MONDAY of March,
lS43. Issued April 81, IS43.
JAMES WEBB, C. & II.
Price adv. S. SO. 72--
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ABEEGLEa = FI1x9EzF ~ lhess as
ssypnor lris1t Sal..na. hs l.1iel , ~
Praae spnrs = hs hzsed poor reiaiiEs
nestrihslses los ssssly Sssrs ID hs GO.
seai - esl u - Is nnele's tzhlr: 20
eo.ld As Sad words rieh enassh uhrse-
Wish 70 % honeE y aneiess pig and pFuns
saaos. Cncle died. .1h.nk heaven.
erred Snilinn. = sal naw recsite ny
reward n hard cash for nv sacrifice q
thai drmnnd % aad pruas sanee." The
viii mas real. al tbs MS Snifoa 70,
war1ed: :. Anl | hereby give and BE-
queaih 10 my dearly beloved nephew,
Peter Saifsnn. IN consideration u bis g.
enliar love Of ny re ard Frnns sauce, The
whole AMI sole recipe, whereby he may
cook IL" Ny sen, b vary and avoid
such uFeirhes.
,Psns1's Litter 10 his Son.
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Settlements IN the Hesf.-German
capitalists are said 10 have purchased
large tracts in Missouri and Iowa. where
they intend TO plant colonies from wir-
ienburg. Saxony, aud Bavaria. giving The
fullisslors HE RICH. of pre-smplion.
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TT appearing 10 The Judge ron holding this
Con;t, thai the hGsineEs uron the Civil Deck
81 ofi same eanns.t be done d this tern; Il
Is ordered hy The said Judge. that term ol The
Superior con1 81 Law for this eonniy BE- held
on the first Moaeay 10 June next. according 10
the provisions Of the scl passed AZ the last ses.
sion Of the General Assembly. entitled, "an
a. foF the more speedy administration Of JUS
tiee." ID Is farther ordered, that the cleik Of
this Court cause this oder a. be published in
the Hiilsboreugh Recorder, and sd,erlised al
the door ofthr eoaIt house and three OF mere
other public places IN the county.
~ Parties and Witnesses are notified 10
attend on Monday morning. a. il IL expected
that the Court will enter Immediately upon The
trial Of causes.
JOS. O. NORWOOD, c. $. c,
MaTIh 81. &C.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
BY The former Editor Of the Saturday Fec.
nfag Post and Saturday Museum.

Comprising the fruits of twenty wears ex
perience in the Newspaper business; the aid
Of the most distinguished newspaper writers
Of the day; valuable Foreign Corres2on
dence; with troops Of Literary friends, and
The determination 10 publish Newspaper Tor
all classes, which shall mt be surpassed!
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For Sale,

ON a credit. NEGRO WOMAN. sbon, 81
or 80 years Of sge- cook, washer, and
irone.. Apply to the editor.
April -. Co
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During the year 1912. there were 94s
new buildings erected in the city of Bal
iimore.
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f0Q0 POUNDS NEW BACON,
Aooo For sale by
MICKLE g. NORWOOD.
April &c. IL
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TO FARMERS.

GONE with any Of the following product,
OF your farms, and you shall have Tor thtm
Groceries at cash prices, vis:
Corn, Bseswax, rallow, Feathers.
MICKLE e. NORWOOD.
January 49, Is
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Groceries! Groceries!
- A Fresh supply. IN


have been selected with gres. care. an,
will be sold low for cash. Those VIII
v ish 10 procure good articles on very res
sonable terms, are respectfully requisite,
10 give them call. Their stock is CON
Prised in par, Of The following:
so bags Coffee, includ-S SalsTatus
| ing Rio, Java, &c. tPeaIl Ashe
| Best Brown Sugar birthstone -
Havana Sugar spanish Brown
Best Loaf and Crushed Miller's Scotch Snuff
Sugar {u'cabos's
Molasses sPrussian Blue
| Raisins Venetian Red
Rice SNu,megs
Best Green Tea Fig Blue .....
| Back Scamwcod
| Herring tArnaiia
Salt Quick silver
Bar Iron, assorted Essence Peppermint
| Steel - Cinnamon
Hoop Iron Lemon
Sheet q" 30il Lemon
Shear jCinnamon Bark
| Cut Nails, assorted Opium
Monld-boards Lump Magnesia
Castings 'Henfy's Alagnesla
| Wedding Hoes Box Matches
| Spades and Shovels SRheubaTb Root
Manure Forks SthTome yellow
Polished Trace Chains Chrome Green
! 3 ST Chewing Tobacco,3otten Stone
Spanish Cigars {Lyiharge
rnpcntinc Soap Scastor oil
Taliow Candles sGum Shelac
Sperm Cream Tartar
Spanish Indigo sInk Sand
Nader Sand Paper
White Lead, in kegs 3ink Powder
Dry White Lead {castil Soap
&c Red Lead BOX Mustard
Spice $Saters
Black Pepper {ssafgtida
Ground {. Race GingersVermilion Red
Gloves Percussion Gaps
Mace Powder and Shot
Camphor window Glass
Putty spanish Whiting
Salt Petre SCopa! & Black Yarnis
Alum Fresh Hops
EPSON Salts Best Common Glue
Glauber Sails Train Oil
Copperas Lamp oil
Ground Log Wood AcqJeforiis
Lamp Black Starch. &c. &c. &c.
Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, and Flax
Seed, will be received as cash.
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
April S. ~~ 49,
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F For sale 10 Hillsboronsh. n. c., by ID
Heart; in Oxford, BY George 2. Taylor; il
'GreensbOroush, byJ or. sloaE-enly sgeais
Feb uafy Is. .e2-
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No. i0I Chessut street, Philadelphia.
we shall be glad to exchange with News
parers that will oblige US BY conying tha
above. 72--
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
Commodore Hull.

We had barely time yesterday, 10 notice the
death OF this gallant officer, and good man.
faithful of the public, he was no less faith
full to all the duties of life. He died loved
man. and honored officer.
Commodore H., was the third on tho list oil
Posi- Captains; he was preceded by Commodores
Barron and Stewart His commission bears date
23i April, ls06, one dav after the latter, lie
entered The Navy in 1898, Lieutenant. In
1900 while on board the Constitution. IN the qua
81 French war; he cut out a French letter OF mar
que al noon, al ST Domingo, without losing man.
In 1901, he commanded the brig Argus. and
was IN active service at the stormug OF TrIpoh g..
In 1872, he commanded tho Constitution, and
after met and conquered tho Guerriere, IN a
style which eictcd the praise of oil naval men,
friend alike and foe. Since that time he has com
nlarded IN the Pacific and Mediterranean, and on
shore stations in the United States.
Thus living for his country, did this gallant Of
ficer pass his life Brave yet generous, stern
dtsciplinarian, vet kind and mercitul, social yet
temperate on land and sea- he alike revered
by sailor and citizen, aud confided IN by Govern
rnont and the people. HIS end was, nntn-
raj, peaceful. | have never, said he, just before
his spirit passed away, wronged human being
and 10 the best of my ability have obeyed my
God. and served my country. lIonored mus, he
be, who can speak in solemn an hour!-
Honored and cherished will his memory re-
main when his whole life confirms the truth o
this noble declaration! Commodore Hull died III
the 6Sth year of his age Cincinnati Gazette
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

By this iransa cion the States would be virtu-
ally receiving only their own domain, 10 the rep
resentaive form Of the public credit. dispersed by
their trustee, the United States. No infringe
ment Of State independence can be imputed by
such an expedien,; and it assumes power be.
yond the agency which the Federal Government
unquesiionably is clothed with in relation TO the
public lands. The distribution of this stock
might be regulated on principles OF proportional
equality among the States, TO prevent the
result Of any States suffering for the debts or i'm
prudence Of other States; and, If certain States
shall need Of the distribution of larger share
than their population territory, other stan
dard, may award them, TO relieve their embarrass
ments, The adequate amount might he afforded,
and remuneration be eventually furnished TO the
other States. from the shares of the indebted
States in the public lands.
The details of measure SO founded in justice,
and Of such patriotic compass, may be assruedly
adJusied so 10 encroach rights, and i'm
pair no resources OF any interested party; and we
forbear oil suggestions further for fashioning this
lofty act Of redemption to the views and equal
claims Of the States at large. We perceive
no substantial objection to such o remedy for the
Ianguor and distress OF our land.
Let no fear DO entertained Of injury to the
credit Of the Union from setting afloat so large
an amount of engagement. The very reaction
from such gallant Iuterposlton fer the benefi, Of
raj Gov ernmen in seconding the liability and re-
storing the credit of the States, whose prostratnn
now IS The sole cause Of the Gebased cred, Of the
Union Why, then, may rot the energies Of the
Republic be kindled, and its pledges be cast be-
fore the world, fer The means, for the vindica ed
honor, and the competent resources Of the States
now dsheartened and disrcedied?
! The strength sought IN the Union is shown
aud proved when The means of the Union, the col
lective power of the States. adequate TO such
40 cxigency, and may inVlgorate any exhausted
or involved member Of the confederation. The
purpose of the Union Is proiectlon-the useful
PROGRESS Of ench and all Of the States under The
prosperous auspices Of an alliance which brings
into tissue all the interests and capacities
the hopes and the energies, of all the parties il
that alliance.
! Let MS, then, be true to ourselves-,o the fa II
and elements of the fellowship Of our Union
aud however rash may have been the engage
ments Of OF cur States, the embarrassment
need be but transient.
The entire Indebtedness TO be overcome is bn
trivial indeed. compared With The resources wit
which nature has endow ed our cnuntTy--the irea
sure which industry has achieved, and ma
We, more richly command.
We need but one energetic movement. such a
is recommended, and the cloud will hav
passed from tho American name.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
Letter from Hon. o. Ii. Smith.

We have the satisfaction (says the Indiana Jour
nall to lay before our numerous readers, and bis
numerous friends, the suhjoined letter from the
Hon. y. H. Smith. We are aware that this letter
cannot be read without creating feelings OF pro-
found regret because of the occasion which calls
i, forth: nor can it be read without a ferven. re
Spouse from the heart Of every enlightened ob
of Mr.. Smiths ena,oriaI career. His
has been worthy Of his station, the
cause in which his energies have been enlisted,
and o: the State whose pride il Is 10 number him
among her most distinguished sons:
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan, 30, 1913
Dear Sir-I have this moment received the
suit Of The Senatorial election and have cast my
eye the vote by which 1t was effected If The
people Of The State satisfied with tho action
OF their representatives, II is not Tor me 10 COM
plain. All have desired was that the voice of a
majority of the State should control the matter.
50 far as WAS concerned. The object of this
note is to tender 10 my friends in both branches
Of the Legislature. my grateful acknow Judgments
for their pariialIty and support la retiring from
the responsible station which have filed for the
last years, 10 the walks OF private lie, sus~
tanned BIZ the confidence and regard oil such men,
| can truly say that ever temporary modification
must yield to enduring satisfaction. ! trust my
friends will draw the distinction which | have
done through life between deserving success. and
attaining ii. | desire also 10 take this occasioa
to return my numerous friends through the
State, my unfeigned acknow Judgements. on re.
urrng from public life. for the constant and kind
support which they have given me in the dis
charge Of the ardorous duties which have devolv.
ed upon me their Represe NATIVE. At the
close of the session, shall to the practice
OF my profession. with the consoIug reflection
tina, have faithfully discharged my duty one
/ Of the Representatives. Of the State TO The very
best Of my abilities, aud that reIlher her iuteres
nor her honor has stuff red by any &C, Of mine, sc
I far as know believe.
I Very Respectfully.
Your obi serv't.
O. II. SMITH.
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For the Palladium

Ia looking over the Palladium of the llih inst.
an article attracted my attention, which appeared
to be something OF a controversial nature. between
a couple OF gentlemen, on some philosophical sub
iect. If | understand them correctly they are
both in error, consequently | must beg leave
differ from both O! them. And they appear
TO be well acquainted with the laws of etiquette
and chivalry. SO far at least $ Don Quixorte is
concerned; latter myself that they will remem-
Der the invariable rule by which that adventure
Gus Knight governed, viz: never to get in
passion with woman, and bear with me little
while erdeavor to correct them. | feel the
more freedom IN taking up the quill Of opposition.
than otherwise would have felt. had supposed
them ignoran, of Don Q1xos,es rule Of coure-
Gus forbearance TO the ladies.
One Of them supposes, that body thrown into
The air would ascend faster than it would descend
aud the other. that it would descend faster than
ascend. In humble opinion, they are both
mis- aiken, and The space of time would be equal.
The same laws which govern the one, does the
other. In Just the same proportion that the speed
of an ascending body is retarded. It's descent will
be accelerated until ii arrives at the spot from
whence il started Say for instance if a ball be
thrown in 10 the air 18th the force of y pounds
and attraction of gravitation together with the
resistance Of the atmosphere should stop it
certain ight; in every foot that ii fell speed
would be accelerate cd 10 just the same ratio that
the nome tum which 1T received To propel il. was
retarded in ascending H*~***
Lewsville, Henry CO., Ia. 2nd ,no. 23rd 1913
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ShcriH',s Sale.

10y virtue OF an execution 10 directed, from tho
- Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public sale
the Court House door in Centrevle. Wayne county, Indi
the llth day of March. 1913, between
ten O'Clock, NJ and four O'clock 81, said day,
following property, to-wit:
certain parcel or lot OF land in the city of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana and described follows to-wt:
1t being lot numbered ee, in tina, part city laid
by Achilles Williams
Taken as the property of Caleb r. Williams, to satisfy
an execution III favor of Joseph X. Burtis.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. G.
February 18th, l943. (sl.5O) ST.,
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4 PLACEMENT NOTICE.-Noce 10 he rebv given.
"A that nthe goth day of January, lS43, Do
mestic Attachment issued by s. b. Stanton JUS
tice OF the Peace and for the County Wayne,
instance and upon the aia Wit of David A. Smith,
the goods, chaes, credits and effects Of William Qugsy:
by virtue of which writ, Grey Mare has attached
the property of said William Qugley and that Oh tho
9Th day of March, o43, my office in Richmond. in said
county, will proceed to hear and decide upon
of which the said William Quig-y all o,hers
concerned, will take notice 3. b. STANTON, J.P.
February 18th, 1913 S.3,c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
To the Public.

the Jefersonian of the lst day of February, IS43
published Richmond, Indiana. l false scandal.
Gus and bellous statement published therein
myself The publication purports have been a cores
prudence between halffedged and hafbaked
by the names of 5 T. Perkins, and Mr. Wilson, the for
mer OF Richmond and the latter of Centreville,
IN which Mr.. Wilson says that was term OF
the Delaware Circuit Court indicted therein horse sten-
ling. This statement of Wilson's publish as being
FALSE and LiBELLous. and he n LIAR, and this thing
Perkins. destitute Of Wilson; neither of whom
are entitled to the regard o. honorable society.
GOLDSMITH G. GILBERT
REQ IA, 1913 (Si.50) $40
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Administrators Sale.

w ILL be sold public sale the lih day Of Ord
w monh (March) next, the late residence of JOSH
Moore. dec in .he city of Richmond, following
properly. viz:
A tot Of ShoemdkerS Tools; Turning utensils;
one Carriage; one f,rohorse Wagon; Horses;
Cows, and Hogs also. lot of Bacon, Corn,
Wheat, Oats, and Hay; Household and Kitch.
en- Furniture
Sale 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on said day. when
of sale will be made known.
ELI BROWN, Adrn'r
Second Month 22d, 1913. 81.
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Administrators Notice.

VIE undersigned. having taken letters OF Admins
tfatlon Oh the Estate OF Jushua Moore, Rich
mond Wayne county, Indiana dec would all
indebted 10 said Estate mm-d ate payment and
all persons having claims against said Estate
present them, legally authencaed tbs
from this date. The Estate Supposed be solvent,
ELI BROWN, Admir-.
Second Month lSth, 1913 9:3t