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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

William Brown and wife,
w. DW J0T Sdnuton.
Major d. Clarke s. wife.
NOTICE is hereby given. That by
~ virtue of an Order from Chancellor
Dunkin | shall offer for sale. to The highest bid.
der, at Edse6eld Cour. House. on The iirs:
Monday in October next, tract Of land pur-
ctused Of 5. ". kcrne.ly, by Elizabeth ".
Ioor. aud Emily II. loor, and held by the said
Elizabeth NJ. and Emily H., (now Elizabeth
VI. Clarke. and Emily II. Brown,) as join, te-
nants, which said tract is said to contain three
hundred and tifiy.six acres, more or less, si'u-
ate in the District and State aforesaid, on Tur-
key Creek. and bounded by lands OF Francis
w. Pickens, Shemuel Nicholson, aud Others;
on n credit of Twelve months. except costs.
which mus, be paid in cash; the purchaser to
give bond and personal security, and mort
gage Of the premises, to secure the purchase
money.
]. TERRY, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office,
Septr. s, 1913.
September 8 (S4 SID At 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN EOUIYY

William c. Black, BMfT Account, and
J. l.. Pearson, & al &c.
EN pursuance ofan Order, made in this case.
d. ut june term. 1s43, requiring the creditors
ofSamuel Caldwell, to appear before the Com
missioner. and prove their demands against
said estate. Oh, or before the first Monday in
November next hereby appoint Saturday
the 2sth day Of October next The creditors
fsaid estate will therefore take Notice TO ap-
pear before me and prove their demands, on
that day, nj Abbeville Court House.
II. a. JONES, C. Z, A d.
Commissioners 0fiee, 20M Jane, 1913.
June 2S 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
LANE FOE SALE.

FEYiIE subscriber offers for sale. Il valuable
e ;ract of land, si.sl;cd : miles fran
Edgciiei. &. H.. on the Stage road 10 Able
Vile. extending 10 the Narir;own road he.
tween which reads there is a desirable si,ua.
lion rcspcciiully improved. the trac, contains
abou, f"c hundred acres. and over one half
yet in forests, and Is vel! watcred having
several never falling springs on it. To an
approved purchaser great bargain will he
given. NM. Bl,UNSON.
Aug. 90 II 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
LCtRCULARl
To Planters 81 Merchants.

CtRCCLAR.
To Planters &eWerchallES.
n BEG icave to inform you that continue
II the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS nj my old stand, known rs the
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. Detuch.
ed ns it Is from other buildings. lis location ZEN
dcrs IL neary as secure from lire. rs il il was
FIRE. proof. The floors have been elevated above
the high water mark OF the grea, !rcshei Of
May loi0.
Planters will thus be secured from the posi-.
bili,y of loss and damage by .Ieshcls.
avail myself oil the present OCCASION, TO re-
turn my thanks 10 lny friends and patrons, for
their locra! support during the past season.
solicit from them and the public generally. a
continuance Of this confidence and assure them
that in return for their patronage. WILL use my
best personal rtinits To piomute and project
thcl! interests. committed to my charge. In
addition TO this assurance. pledge myscl!tlat
will in no case purchase n bale Of cotton, d.
rec,y or indirectly. ! will attend personally 10
the sale and forwarding Of cotton TO Savannah
or Char!cston also, 10 the sale Of Bacon, Flour,
DC. DC, and Ia the receiving and forwarding
OF goods 10 the up-eonntry. Having fine
wharf attached TO my Warehouse. no wharfage
will be charged Gn cotton 10 my caic. either
for sale or 10 be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions .or selling colion, will be
% cents per bale. and I2l cents for inrward.
ing. will also attend To the buying Of goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
q. WALKER.
Hamburg August Q, 1873.
August . Gm 2s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.
EOHN MARSH, who is in the custody
% Of the Sheriff Of EdgeGeld Dis,rici.by virtue
Ola writ Of capias nd dsaiisfaciendum. the sui,
ofOwens ~ Finley, for the use Of ). Owens.
having tledcd his petition in my office. with n
schedule on oath, OF his whole estate real and
personal. for the purpose Of obtaining the
bench, Of the Acts ol General Assembly COM
monIY called the lnso!venl Debtors Acts:
Public Notice is hereby gwen. tlia, the pc,i'
ton Of the sand John Marsh wil. he heard and
considered IN the CONT o; Common Pleas for
EdgchclJ District. NJ Edscie.d Court House.
On llc second day OF oc'obcs newt, or such
other day of the next term for said Court as
said Cour; may direct; and all The creditors Of
sad John March ale hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear tlcu and there in he said Court. 10 show
cai;sc. if any they can. why the benefit OF Tue
Acts aforesaid should not be granted 10 the sa,'.
john Marsh, nron his executing the assign.
men, required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C.. r.
Clerks OEfcc, June %. 1915.
June % (Sl7 62!) BIN 22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
efS;. W, Ei. ussGssS,

.aI;. W, III. E5sssysSlS
..GEUN DEhgisT. " Professor
or pEN.Hi, 5Hfp,
EES iis sr,,ic-s 10 TN !..d,rs and
: Icn,,emcn Of Edsohc! Aah,h SnTrDur!-
irs Districts. All Gr"rations i"ii be PERFORM
cd will, sai.l md Ecl,rrss.
roraans:,ip wiz be tanet in vnriou- sry..s,
aud cn i diplomatic system.
Priccs cuniormant with the times. can be
consulted with at DR.. L. Griflins. or n, DR..
Gei:.rr's. when MT professionally engaged.
Rcicrcncrs cln be seen nj ih!s ctiice.
August, II -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20

StalC OF '-st. q. StFO'iid.
EDGii.jnLN - FIT.
~ G..;. GOMi.H.> PLEAS.
~ ~. y. .. h. MILLER. who has been
80 arrested nai - now confined within
the bounds fliic Jail OF Edgcied District, by
virtue ola capias ad saii.lac.enGum at the sai
Of James Caunady, having filed his petition.
with schedule OH oath. Of his whole cstae and
effects, with u view Of ubinnias the benefit o.!
the Acls OF the General Assembly, commonly
called The insoivcnt Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that the pcI.
ton ol'the said s. N. W. ID. L. Miller viii be
heard in the Conrt Of Common Pleas fnr Edge.
field District, at Edgeicid Court House, on
"Wednesday The fourth day Of October next, or
on such other day Us the Cour, shall order, dur
ing the term. commencing on the first Monday
in October next, u; said place; and all the cEe-
di;ors Of said S. NJ. w. D. l.. Miller. urc here.
by summoned either personally ur BY their at
toluey, then and there, in said Court. 10 shew
cause, il any they can. why The benefits OF the
Acts aforesaid should not bn granted to The said
$. NJ. w. Ii. l.. Miller. upon his executing The
assignment, required ny the Acts aIore'ad.
GEO. POPE, C. c.P.
Ed,efeId c. H. Clerks Office,
2lh Mach 1913.
Jun % (Sl7 G2D 3m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
Eecs'tV. gscaa quarters,

state OF south carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
nre
William Wise. hdmin';r.
OF Henry Wise.
WETHEREAS William Wise, Adnin:s;ra-
w tor OF Henry Wise, has removed from
this State wiihou, having accounted ,or his nd
miIis,rution aud whereas Moses Swealngan,
one Of the surelies of said administrator. has
applied 10 me for relief on the premises: These
are therefore 10 summon aud require the suid
William Wise, administrator nf Henry WISE
and his surrties, Moses Swenrlncer. and Lew.
is Jones, to appear At my oiiire on the e,l, day
OF November next. Il, 10 O'Clock. 10 render an
accoun, o.. slid administration. aud abide such
further order or decree Us may be made in the
premises.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. Ed.
Ordinnry's Office, 9Th August. isi3.
August 3!n %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20

NGkSCG.

NGEice.
4 Ii persons indebted 10 Us o'i accounts
y due ,he fist OF January lest. arc re
crested 10 come and settle up. We have
"p' GooDE & LYON.
Feb. 13 If 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
George A. McKie, & others, Bin for Pe7.i.

vs.. J;o,
Elizabeth McKie.
VJoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that by
tW yirtrae Of nm Order fron, the Court Of
Charcery, shall offer for sale 10 .hc bishes,
bidder. on the first Monday in October next n.
Edse6eid Court House. the real estate Of
Charles MeKie, deceased. consisting Of seve-
raj tracts ofland. containing in all two thou-
sand and eighty acres, more or less, situate in
the said Dis.r;c, and State aforesaid, on the
Afar.inicwu road. and bounded by lands OF the
estsse or Benjamin Roper, Of Samuel C. Scott,
estate Of isaac Vann, Henry Waldrum. and
others; said lands 10 be sold in separate s,acts
according to plais Of resursey, which will be
nzhihncS on the day ofsalc; on credit of one
and two years, except the costs, which must
DO paid "a cash; I; purchasers TO give bonds aud
personal secariiy, and mortgages Of, the prem.
ises TO secure the purchase money.
]. TERRY, ca Ed.
Commissioner Office.
EdgeEald, Sept. 5. isA3e
Sepiember6 {Ss SID 1t 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-20

e. WALKER.
Hamburg August 9, IS!'.
August . Gm 2S
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

rFNilE subscriber has concluded reduce the most 90 h
. work. and well Sc has the best
hands oy. procuring good -'ori
He his old stand, opposite Washington Hall door
Tomln>op drug and VIII be happy slprs hs
Boots atd h quality aud tie lowe
3-f ADAM hNtiltiF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
y. Peasc a. Sons
cElEHRATED CT ARiFfED ESSENCE OF
ITO AFsEfO MD NDE

rE'IIE above invaluable Candy compounded Of twenty OF ~
and ingredients which sreccnnsnrG
promised The proof Of tins daily aeknoH lodged
those who valgoe th- sgy ay CHgs
Clsc.Hg Co Iaes EIoaH ard 5bGmg Inflammation ID ne
Ling and
IA piece of this Candy kept the mouth will the
most nveteTaie SORE THROAT few dass. II peculiarly
ada ted Ceryen. Lawyers, Public SPasers, ana
others, whose occupation s constant of tAe Lungs
THE UNDERSIGNED
J. uahafnd Candy
and freely reo,nn-nt afflicted with Coughs Colds
Consumpfiv excellent remedy
these and for the the professionally. nothing can
equal L. We recommend brethren throughout the ninn
Reverend j. Lindsey pastor OF VI. l.. Church, Second
Reverend J. Cr1wfr VI F. Church Hudson
Reverend MI Lucky. presiding ell er New York conerr
Reverend Mr. Whitaker Of Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Madison aud Caiharne.
Reverend M Gifen pastor of ". z Shurh, nlfr street
Reverend Mr. Hart o Baptist chu'ch Cold street
Reverend Nr. ebbs, III THIRD
Reverend Mr. OF
Grand and Clinton
Reverend Mr.. Lyons. Or Mission church.
Elder Knapp. and Rev. M NlIii
On would think the above rtic sn 20 sell a
tor Of Pes-e' iIosund Can, d'y. tins alone when The
PIE can ofsin e-rin the Gospel. men
OF acA nnienihed reputation that hose would not believe ts
would ne believe lpll dead Tie
virtues Of Peases lonnd Candy then be considered proved
anything 81 proved bv -
Tor ale ~ T. B J. : NJ MI s'- indianapolis 49fn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Z c;ty without a Bank.

We have heretofore stated the satisfaction expressed y
the citizens of BuIo at the convenience with
which their business conducted 10y private vduas
in the absence of all banks and also the cheapness
which the business done. Entire conviction has been
declared the part of large number of citizens that
they better condition without than with banks
The thing has occurred at Osvego. and private
enterprise has stepped in supply their place
Thus proving. what have constantly maintained to be
both theoretically and practically the ground, that
these should be kept a fair field OF compe
tiiIon with private enterprise. and enjoy imnunIes
from which the private citizen was excluded.
In Osvego the banks have exploded and their place
about lie supplied by the enterprise of Individuals
will he by the following from the Paladi
N i. Post.
The in the banking facilities created by the
failure of two hanks. Is supplied BY private capt
tai and enterprise will be perceived by referring
advertising columns, that Messrs. Luther Wright, & Co.
have opened office of discount and deposite exchange
&c. a the Commercial Bank building in East OsHego
Messrs Patchin & Co. have opened similar office IN
the Woodruff block. Wet Oswpgo and Mr. Ii. Ii. Hurl-
hut, is dealing exchanges collecting &c at the
Oswego Bank building. in West Oswego. These es,ab-
ishmens sl under the control of gentlemen of char
after. and doubt will prove highly beneficial TO the
business Interests OF our village.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Bank. Tariff. and Assumption.

is pretty gneray understood that these three schemes
Of Whggery fast becoming linked together aud are
present struggling with the fortunes of that party for
existence sooner later The beauty. the grandeur the
utility. fine. the quntssseRoce a the Wing legiss-
cannot be eeciuaIy realized until these three Wing
projects contaminated portion Of that party.
however. not thoroughly indnctrnaed IN all the
schemes of the most knowing leaders and hence
strange that the discorlsnt and diversified compound
Of and interests that compose the Wing party We
find Ia favor Of Bank without the high Tariff
Assumption. and in favor Of the Assumption
and the high Tariff tut opposed to the Bank.
II evident that Of these projects can lie made
operate sdvantageou-y without the other two are even
iualy permitted TO along with IT. high protective
tar IT. while should be left to work sngle-handed would
soon necessity Of bank bank could easily
made pIav the hands Of the manufacturer aud
greatly facilitate the busness-to create high prices TO be
PAID by The consumers. And how could United States
Bank regulate the currency. while constantly pay
ing specie foreign manufactures for imPora'ions
This only be done iy arn laws. Then the money
of foreign capitalists and stock bbers is needed by tho
bank order enable to afford facilities TO manuiac-
turers And how this be done without first paying
of debts of the bankrupt States aud thus conf
dence IN American securities The fact the wing the
ors realize their expectations with any Of
these measures and by combining the three together they
world work in delightful harmony. The bankers, with
their fifty millions capital, could expand the currency
by lending lis ard to the manufacturers monopOze and
conroie the moneyed Interests of the countrytie man
fractures. could become powerful and Influential
astocracy-then let tie United States Government pay
off the state debts and all this done. Federalism could
exut in costa y But who is to pay FOR all this Why,
the laborers-yes the lahoers unfortunate fellows have
got to lie at The expense Of keeping this whole machinery
IN notion
We feel cOnGndcnt that the people will not suffer them
selves be wheeded into the support of any of these
British under the specious pretence that they
will he benefit to the and aborer Recent de-
nonsratons among the manufacturers of New Eng and
prove clearly that the extensive the business the
worse IS the condition of the operative. Although the
hlgs have not to man, avowcd themselves in favor oi
these three schemes together the casual
cannot fail to discover that they ud.souby connect
cd. and will. sooner later be ideniiie! rank VI hg
me suTes- T., OHoHiisf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
The Tariff 1.,t, the E'HrErtcrs

In this country. agricultural population, capital and
skill are hourly and rapidly increasing. Cheap and nch
lands with and ranspora,ion present induce
nents 10 immigration which attract hhcr the greatest
muinudes. the tllers OF the soil That occupation also
lies easily and naturally open to every mans adoption,
and the foreign rauPci, (whOse competition is much
drca ed manufactures driven from his loom Ivy
the effect OF their proectve tariffs. and hiher to
compete with our farmers. This country then if allowed
TO profit 10y lis advantages will always have i'm
mense surplus Of the products of the soil surplus OPP
prcssive 10 markets If carried of by foreign
mcrce. but capable through commerce of being made
abundant source Of wealth. Our ports will swarm with
shipping, carry off all have sell. if will
only permit freight he earned by Bringing bac
what we have occasion 10 consume.
But to obsTuct these mighty outlets; cut n cur
farmers from the markets Of the world, and bid them
expect Indemnity from increased consumption few
towns in New England n thing which the intelligence
Of the people rJecis which their exper condemns
and which their ultimate sentence will abolish. Already
ships bound hItheTwafd in general empty ;
double reghts therefore laid upon the voy
age, and PROVISIONS cotton and tobacco by this MEANS
this moment subjected export of fifteen per
cent upon their value The manufacturer therefore,
buy at his price what the consumption requires by
virtue Of the very law which enables him sell Dc
what he produces. But the culvaors best customers
driven away he is deprived Of the benefit Of their
competition in his sales and this for better object than
To upon him the prices of al that he consumes We
have been persuaded by interested class initiate
this the and false policy of foreign nations.
They have crippled their iciit for obtaining their
useful commodities from and re;aliae 10y cpplng
their of paying for what they DESTROYS
taking. The suffers the farm err the planter the
merchant. and the ship oppressed but then
bc told that the other hand protected.
Proectea and against what Protection against the
the danger Of obtaining too of the comforts and
cessares of life ia exchange for whatever soil and
toll may yied US.
We disclam such protection aud demand hack our lib
criy of which in this county than any other,
the freedom Of trade is integral portion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
sFEs,FsIVF,s SALE.

EIY virtue Of execution directed from the Clerks office
public sale
door the Of indianapolis, the eth day of
June Il 49, between the prescribed 10y the aud profits
for the following Gsced real estate situated IN
All that lots numbered and 6 the
of lndlinlpo embracing the
brick called
vail
the end wall north and -'a,
nearly thence the wall said brick building,
inches the north Of said building
inches, MCluwels
lot; thence McDowes hundred and
feet 10 the aev thence with the north lire Of said alley the
distance the the
beginning, on Washington street.
And failure realize the fail demanded by laid
will the time expose simple said
property Daniel landes William
Young the of John h. Helm.
81. D.. IAVHE Al. Sheriff C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Canadian DsafinS.

The following of a letter addressed to the
Cleveland Herald gives concise view of the law ate
passed BY the Canadian Provincial Legislature for the
regulation of duties American wheat and flour.
The of Legislature in levving duties on Ameri-
produce only relates To wheat and fourthe former
when manufactured Canada. goes home Canadian
produce-the latter the duty only to be paid
when imported the prO"ince for our consump-
American -four passing through the st Lawrence
paws duty until II IN the ports of Britain. The
duty be levied American wheat, Sterling, the
quarter, OF 30 lbs To the Imperial bushe Flour, -
Sterling per barrel. The Imperial quarter of eight
bushels is nine bushels and - lbs. standard weight
this country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
sti,c OF Iniiam,. sI,ucock Coun.v:

HsNcocE coCNTY PErH,rE CovFr, ArcrsT rEEN. lsf2
John sample Administrator Edwlfd r.
ceased e.. the lIeiIs OF the said Edward K. sample.
EVIL sad John sample having flied his memorial the
insiiicIency II dec-ad
def anh P,ns order Of tins Court for the safe m the real
ana the Joseph g.
lett of The heirs of the Edward Samp dsceaed,
resident OF the Stale OF Indiana: j. therefore drc that of
the tendency If the said memorial he y copy this
order 10 b. inserted three weeks IN the state ntne
week., puhs N indianapolis.
the last o which publications shall
day of the Tins Joseph b. Ilayze
be warned 10 appear this the
holden NJ The court house IN Greenfield the Monday Au
gust neNto shew they
shall e sold aud made OF
49-3w Test: JOHN HAGER CierL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
For the lafayette AdreTtiser.
Whitcomb and Bright.
A WHO SONG REVISED AND CORRECTED
AIR-Bstier AID Cheese ana 1.
ORE.

WHO SONG REVISED AND CORRECTED
AIR-BEtieT AID Cheese ara 4.
The Wings in forty all sung songs
rs merry as they could te,
Blu, times a,e Sed, and Democrats
VIII sing IN f1rty three
A song ven sing, viii make all hearts
Swell cut with pune delight
Wen rai>e the chorus long and loud,
With Whltconb and with Bright
Our Whitcomb now is ON tie track,
lie i not 10 be beat
lie is no little quarter horse,
lie runs thee mile heat.
tie runs three mile heat, my boys,
he .uns swift and light,
That not ing else can ego ahead
OF Whiconb AMI Of Bright.
To Wings and Democrats we have
a word or two To say,
II Cannot be that noble men
Will throw their votes away
Will throw their votes away, my friends,
And never have sight;
For all is lost that goes against
Our Whitcomo and our Blight.
Then let us join in three good cheers,
IL will dlshea ten those
Whose stubborn will Is always fouSd
The people 10 oppose;
And fill the hearts Of all our friends
With gladness and delight,
And make The phalanx hIm and strong
For Whitcomb and 70. Bright.
TrPPEcAyoE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
SFgEgsIET's SAFE

ei virtue Of Clerks
n Of the Marion circuit cfu will public sale the court
>e door IN the town d Indianapolis the 9th day of June 1913
between the hours prescribed by profits
Years OF The following described Marion
tow
Inc cast nail OF The south west quarter of section No 81 town
Hrn on No
81 tie south quarter range
tanning ia
lions VIII n the and place
real estate executed tie John d. kounlz,
Calvin Fletcher
Nay q, 1913. 50 l2NO) r LAWHEAD slr7iT " e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13

BRiri.H WHI6otsY.-The wings Of Baltimore
ravs Mr. Webster a public dinner a few DAYS ago, he
pissed through that city his way home, which the
9th regular toast was,
England and her Queen
And the 9TH.
Lord Ashburon.
Had any Englshmen been present. or had any sppar-
call such seemed could have
swallowed IT, but for Americans q to toast desPotic
government which is under the rule of petieoas
rather choakng We feel confident that such conduct
will the APPRECIATION of the liberty loving Por
ton OF cItzens-W heelng -fgHs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
SgrCREEs.. SAI.T

EeY virtue Of directed from the Clerks
Marion will public sale
the house door the Of indianapolis. the 9th
day Of June, 1913. hours prescribed y
and profits o tie following described real
ated in Marion county,
half 10.
OF
township II.
And failure realize the full amount demanded by said
ton will Al the and tire said
Y.
Yandes NJ the Of Elijah : Alvoi.
u1v 30 Is43. 50 N,s7) y. LAWIEAD. ssrrT II c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
sFyTsSlFF,S SAFE.

EpY directed the Clerks Office
eB Of the Marion Circuit Court VIII public sale the
hose door. indianapolis the 9th
June II - between the profits
for othe following described situated
county,
The the south
Is. north of No 40 ~
q
ton, will AT the and place expose
real estate executed the property Of Davd Aaey
James Spencer. q Of l.. ". Vance
" TO- SafrfT.N e