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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

p
save risen la I8ne and honor. TAo
.afaHyc doe or has been lha guest of
#rHres. the #l of fa= m4H#er.f
SOUGHT 900 .rIea# >a#s BIS The B8lenIatss
81 me land. WINE his heat aes buried
N me tomb of her he loved and destroy
ed But remofse and disease have wei
ugh done their work. and | return To-
morrow to die Ike her Bresc.ar
The SAINTS have DIV a8 va. excIaI
med Vu,ouu. win a s1udies. aerI SIZE
not how earthly AID can aeaa Yeu any
ihIsg
Thanks for he prayer. and now
farewell. 1oa a enc know the secret
d my coming and going aud having
obeyed tho Impulse which promted me
10 disclose it, .ba.I qut Venice with
lighter heart
Farewell murmuret The girl; ond
a. he raised her hand, and pressed II
Chilly TO his lips, Ihrtil Of horror
rather than passion fell cody on her
heart Ihs poets hIgh mission was
accomplishment the buried secret Of
years had loubd voice al lasl
Great vas the excitement tAro'out a.
Ven ice when it became generally known
mat thor idol had departed mos proba',
i forever! Virorla alone expressed no as
Constituent. but ou'y grew pae and
shuIIered when his name vas casually
mentioned Ia her prcsence-lp lie Lor-
eazInt mouraed the absence Of his
friend with unle gnsd regret-and, nos
Isentrug 10 seek for couso alton To- The
soele,y OF his cousin. might nave been
seen wandering over Tie cry ike a
restless spirli, longing. We. dread.us for
nI' probation 10 arrive.
And SO me m84ih passed. away, al
.shs conclusion whlct Naiara had
agreed % come "A, before. and cialm
rs pr9n.se--.l bad indeed. bsen part
= me conditions on which he WAS 10
gaa1t t Gal sae sent h1f attendant
.as,eaI. W h message that she was
aol wcU--aai Few choice flowers
which, it needless 10 say, were reiig-
IassIy preserved by LorsnzIni, an
aII.D jl4. he heard DO more ofher
Bat as the t.me drew near when they
were 90 meet aad afix their Signature
TO he deed 81 detachment. the glfI
having attained her seventeenth year.
he bcgon to wonder whether her stern
iafber could have discovered her Sc
erer, and so detained her a prisoner
again,, her vii. In when case he de-
termInca To show his lowe b. obseryiua
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

The New Y,rk American ina ,o"
confidence savs-Whsl Wing eolll w
issue than between Martin Van De DINO
ard " johnson an ona side, and neS
AND THEODORE FRELlNGhu ~
other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

WIGS. LET THIS BE OUR BATTLE CRY,
NJ Rssoraton-Ao SAB 'Treasuty-No Sl,,5.'.,
Anme'-No G"id for Office Holders. and PAM, ~,
The People No Free Trade ,!--ILaf,fa,a J,g,ao
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

NNEMOTECHNY

Mr. Editor MAJ calling himself c Chase
no" engaged 10 delivering a course OF Lecture.
aP'o Mnen 'eehny ia I'M, city, clam. 10 be the
.'e''7'' u system, iha' he has lie copy reht.
'''o l'ai n'oe' unless licensed by Inn. Ia. an.
''@''' Hsh' To leach H. From work phcb +
nave no" 1sls'e NJ p4bh.hed IN New York by !
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

la the Common School Slsie O0",
"Wednesday. The resolution thefei'i'i0
commenting the reading OF he olo''' 49,
porllo - OF II be read in comma -ch"'., D..
after long debate 80 10 l5.-N. ! ~"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

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Mr. Chanev. we know no,b,,, o.,.anor, NJ,
having ,ues5.d II, c6...,- ..,. -,
know that thar winch ;, hy hin, ons o,b.,. ,.r,4 .
science. hs, been revived md .booa..n.a .,,,,,,.
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has merit. that moe,fe,, beu..ly.. ~ M,
natter, by hose Who have Tim. tn cnl,,y,,. ,,.,,
poner. bu, j. ofy.ry It,I.
are srdsn,ly engaged .tbe, IN .,,3,, -, H., 81.
s,,.n,,, n M. 7, Ga,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

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sb1rt ...s...a-s. Ire had 10 SUNNY her
plscs m .#55arlIug me shiinp
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

WANTED-A situation III " Nv liz
by young man who ha. cei'ed Dooka
wrllesa far hand and undeis'a'1' .oply
Small .a larry would be required u"
oFPICE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

MORRE'S ELECTRO MAGNEriv
GRAPH is IN operation between "asn'
Baltimore and news was Transmitted 'e'
lwo points On Saturday last IN hall III"
following dispatches were made 10 mo
Patriot.
One O'Clock There has been made
the House 10 60 into The Commute Oh
the Oregon question. Rejected ayes =
Hall past one.-The House Is no"
private hills
Quarter 10 two-Mr Atheflon Il nov
IN the Sensie,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

CONGRESS In Senate IN M'y "a =
monals We're presented for nni against fh4s|
49,, 49, = '"ra'. A De bale occurred uponsp
ion u scns the sira...s- 49,. b., IN. E
likes; bni M action was had u 1p...
In The house, Mr.. Newton Of Virginia
postpone the consideration Of he rrnIln
testimony in The Bolt. asi jones chnaeS
Wednesday next Agreed 10. Mr. Pa's
q JOINT resolution relative 10 The efecilon
nmeni Ia Washington on The public sf"aa }.
was al pied.
The rules were suspended and
spent IN considering private bills. an .
made 10 ADJOURN over unnI Ne3ae'Iay'
rum voted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

HAM #
A., ..,rns.Ia and guide
......,,, fesrts o., treasure. eve
Tbsl would al.eslane bu,;
Ii esshlnr me re "ay 10 i've
Afsa,....,s famI.rr o.. VIM. .-a.H ...lf rfuI|
..=.I- .... ...... 10. F.
iasl iae i0'.o"'he proceedings were 'aa
Ksfs.et4. That PIE banner he afisfed hy The
WHEsel The United siaIes go The Wigs ei ihs'
ssis Nh.rh shell, Al lae ncH FrcstdrnfiaI election.
g.es Ire isfgesI HofafI med increased We Over
hrf ffe.mennsI vote I'd le49 The said banner 10 he
Ion LIE an day of March neti. 81 Washington city
Kfsired Thai n committee Do consist oil ON, per
son tom each Safe be appointed bs lie Ghait. to-
c.ug be above rc,alHHaa iHI1 odecf md ihni
treasurer If SAID committee be also appa.sIed
Ressirea That e. me Wing, OF Ire rausd
Salrs a4.har repuda Iaa aud As banner Va n1bI,
Won hy tae gallant Safe ri Keutuck, #. 1910. u|
me moneys coffee Ell hf thu comm.riee snail enab..
IheIn Ia i8 90. They sh4i cause banner 10 be IRE
sal fIaee that the -..lhef slaf. I've ore,e4fsd
R4a#fsa. That rtese pfasre,ine. br .,5bIi.s,d 10,
Nh. WING rIn,f, ufiI5s mon ,rt that .4.-o.fIs
rls5 canned II. tI, committee be ,s5g...f Ia ,
..,rla Tie dat, o.,te4eg lIt,rn
-r.-5I...
'ti.1.a.'1 '''-
committee by The Chat
Did R,,,.,, Mn.
Aar,3#W ft,y,, ~, rT,n,st.,.
.,N''",r NJ 'n1'''"'
,. =" ''i''' ~ nc
D.. VI
-. 4,
-, =, 60, f-l
"a,
-, : -. -
nt1iam =. Preston oauih Carolina
haoef loon"s' 0eefsta
Aihai u"ph''h' Alahama
NHilam !. lodge .L9uisl"Ad.
: fttHllss, Mississippi
/ l. L. Nnf'sII' ehiessoe
Jacob S"lgatl hehhchY.
4 kohet { Soheuch, ONO
Caleb Sm1h, Indiana.
/ = Hardin u ta1t.
II. Chpman. Michigan
james II Walker. Arkansas
~ i'e '''' "'S' 'PP'1''e' '''''' ''a'''a'i' "
DUNCAN L CllNtll Chairman.
SAMUEL SFARA"tAfhht secretary
nm -, ,,,,.,,5-l, .t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

AlNEAlOTECIlNY

IT, Il n
I.nao; .rsnge. N, 81, n.,A...,.....
thai Mr. Cnase t,.. n,,ta ~, .,be oo...a,1.,....,
IS bnIe ,-o,,,edi
lfhs who c n MIKE Two .o,,o. .ru.........
whore before ,A.fe WIS Inn, ana. ao...,..
monument, What doc. he deser,, ,.,........,.-
lhs mud with needle and plant IN tn. mem,
five IDEAS. where belore here was bul on,7, n,
men expect such crop Of knowledee nn.opgbr3 or
can hey hone Tor hellc, ie.cbe, ol.,b,, ,,,,,ol
system lhui, The tar,,tsr or ~ T. ,rna n.,
something was vyrIfr.n,n I'm. s,t,.c, a.,t ,....,..
ceufurie, ago-and Mr. MurJ.o of Ne,, VII
Obtained copy r,qht for The Art or usuo,r o.,
1878 But comparison Of In, book with NJ, sc
Cbs.e's .ys,on, sh.,,,.,t., .,,....,.,
he could master But he lena hlst-,ndlleg ,.o,o,
mind IN. ,,,...,..
'e' ''' system 'ahou'
'A'''P'e' VII 'iu''e" 'aush' by dividing
foom INTO many compartments, 10 Wiz The floor.
by parallel iaes crossing al rishl ang.. bed,y,,i.i
mo nine. and so n aa.h III
van "'aNing 'ofy
''e DIVISIONS or compartments. 10 numbering
these dtyi,lons. The numbers b,v,o, a.. e.. -.
Them as :. IS. IS &c. a,e Minced i, m. 60.
me Ho0r and NglIs md fIaso 49,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

mere appeared IN tho New York Courier and
Enquirer OF Tuesday Two very Interesting commu.
n'callnns respecting he America Settlements on
ne Oss'l OF A:nca; wtllien, IL Is stated IN an edio
f,si lh'f'ducuon by an officer in the L. S. NAVY
Of gfe-' intelligence and high character now attach,
ed 10 our squadron Oh the Coast Of Africa Tn. n.
plnion' expressed in these paper, are those of an
impartial "pserveri ond they are the more yaluabl.
On mat account Testimony. strong and ineau,,o-
cal " horne 10 the present furnishing conditios of
our se''enenI' the prospects OF their future growth
ana importance are spoken OF as very h,iternr; md
me increased Influence Of which they must .yentu.
''l' exercise IN checking the traffic IN .lsy..i,con
sdefed as amongst the most gralyifiyioR feature.
'he Whsle system Of colonzalen The chprcbe, ~
me several colonies are well attended, md ,La
leppS appear 10 be strongly lmhueI win moral and
'eHgious principles, The writer saws
IN truth cannot bat believe ibs, ,i,. 81.
Liberia Is firmly shd permanently established ona
'hal II possesses al thus early period of ~ ey,.,an'
tue germ o. powerful empife. to be o,'olsi.d h,
cas- ol people hitherto unknown nj Ions, u mo,
oe'n 'me'' community of Black. de,,,nad N ON.
JY =" Tue advantages OfcIyllzat alton, and IN ,,.r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-28

Sick PIN there says The OHIO State Journal
on catching bco foco lie Nonsense man II
you attempt to slick pin in every loco ioco lie
You viii have 10 get the Connecticut PIN sticking
machine that suck. Two millions a day
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

racer, the respectable pursuit of a negro trader,
had with another made against Gen. Jack
son for two thousand dollars, but drew his horse
and paid the forfeit. a bout the bonds notes
on which this forfeit had been paid, quarrel
arose, and controversial publications. For one
of these, Gen. Jackson sent so stern challenge"
by which must be presumed to be meant IN
yiting sanguinary form Of combat. 1t was ac-
copied, to be fought week afterwards. ."Jack-
son (says the Lfc) pressed for an instant meetings
shut by the other party it postponed until tho
"3Oth MAY, 1906 then TO take place at Harri-
ason's Mills, on Red River, within the limits Of
"Kentucky; distance "a feet. the parties to stand
"facing each other, with pistols down perpcndicu-
larIy and at the single word fire. to fire as they
pleased The Life thus relates the event: 'At
tho word Dickinson fired, and the dust was seen
TO fly from Jackson's clothes and the next instant
Jackson fired, and Dickinson fell"
1t further recites, with admiration, though pain
fully wounded by his adversary's ball, Gen. Jack
son rode twonty miles without noticing 1t. Yet
greater admiration does it express at his reply TO
his friends, when they discovered his hurt and
was astonishcd at his shooting down his adversa-
nv afterwards. Sir said no, Il should have kill
ed him, if no had shot me through the brain!
The fulIness of rovcngo was never better express
cd, certainly; and these are the subjects Of the
Humanity party's encomiums!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20
NOTICE..

OFFicE INDIANA Mutual FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
INDIANAPoIIs, September 9, I6if
II%IIE MFMBERs Of said Company hereby notified,
l that for the paymen, of losses by fire and interest
thereon and liabilities sustained and incurred by said com
pany, August %, 1913, the Directors nave this day
ordered the following ASSESSMENT the PREMIUM NOTES
OF fifth day November ensuing wit:
OK NoTEs
On all dated before November 81, 1913, and
dischase d, being from No i,26 No 27l9, both
Inclusive six and one half per cent
On all dated after November 2l lSl3 and on or
before January 20 1884, being from No. 2,720 No. p
753. beth Inclusive, f1ur per
On ali dated after January 30, 1874. and be-
fore March 3. 1914 being from No. 2,76t No. 2,o26
both inclusive, two and three quarters per cent.
On All dated after March ,. lo44, and be-
fore March %, 1874 being from No ASST No ASH
both inclusive, iso and one quarter per cent.
July -, 1914, being No 2,s.s No 2,87l
10th inclusive one and three quarters per cent.
Os EXPIRED DISCHARGED Norris
Ga expired discharged Move nbe d.
Is 3d. and before January 20, lSi4 and given
~, three and one half per
tired discharged after January 20, 1914
and before March b loli, and not given u four and
three quarters cent.
before March %, ls44 and not given u, five and
quarter per cent.
On notes expired discharged after March %. 1874,
and before July 22 l74i, and not gTen five and
three quarters per cent
ON notes expired or discharged after July 22 1914 and
before September 8, S4l and given up six aod
half per
Receipts for Assessments will be forwarded Agents
other duly rized persons, whom members
prompt payment Interest will be charged
all remaining unpaid OIL and after the 9TH
dav Of November on which day they are payable; and at
the expiration of thirty days from this date denquents will
be Liable suit for the whole amount OF their Premium
Notes ae eleventh of the charter-
Notes of the State Bank of Indiana. per State
Treasury Notes, and Of tho specie paying Banks iii Ken
,ucky and Ohio viii be required for assessments
In ~ re, men alisnated their Policies
by sale assured otherwse they here
by notified that il thei- dGy TO surrender the for
discharge, pay the amount due up the time of
such surrender agreeabe to the requirements OF the fifteenth
the charter which be enforced by the Off
GERS Of the Company. This is important a
gents especially requested call their
attention it, and give the proper information in
ri thereto Policies discharge should be forwa rded
through local Agents, addressed the Secretary
In will policy be discharged until the
amounts due on the up of
paid. BY Of the Directors
Sept, 2O-3w. JAMES BLAKE, Treasurer
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20
Sheriff,s Sale.

virtue OF an Execution directed from the
u WAYNE Circuit Court will expose at public sale a,
me Court House door in Centrevile wayne county Ind
on the 18th day OF October IS4l between the hour. Of
ten O'Clock. A. and four O'Clock r NJ on said d.v hs
blowing property. to-wit:
parcel 10, of ground situate in the Civ of
Richmond. WAYNE county Indiana. Being part of sec
noa thirty Township fourteen range one west Of the
MERIDIAN liue, drawn the crea, NJ MI
nvsr; beginning the SOUTHEAST Ihos Dev.r
mons lot, on Washington avenue, the State lead
East, along said road perches alley 20 feet
zoe for the OF said lot. ard Mr. MannGs
.1enee along said alley South IS West psrches an
one perch wide, thence along said alley. North 52e
" two perches the South w Thos. Dey-
mons lot thence North 80 East, peeches place
oesnning. containing is square perches Taken the
VIM. J. Wa,, - '" "
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff. W c.
's' <V'n, 1874 $3.50 36is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20
FARM FOR SALE.

FTNHE Subscriber this mehot OF Informing the pub
lic tina, rs wishes dispose of MS beautiful little
FARM, situated about three ouEt of mile west of Car
;ase. Big Blue River. in Rush county. "a con-
90 of excellent quality OF land. near
40 Of which cleared and under good and acres
eadenec and ready foT clearing l, we'll supplied
of excellent stock and
household purposes Upon said Farm
an a half story FRAME. HOUSE, Is feet wide by "a
long. nd other buildnss OF ordinary quality Also
thrifty Orchard Of cultivated i.ut begin
IL beat
The above described Farm laws high. and is healthy
situation Any person wishing pleasant, and quiet resi-
dence wouls fail TO be well pleased with IL For fur
particulars. enquire OF 3. c. Hobbs il Richmond,
of the subscriber, the premises
ELISHA HOBBS
Goth Eighth Month, 1874 1913
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20
From the Lexington Observer and Reporter.

ASHLAND, ct pt. lO1i'
Ma. W,cknFFE:-The editor Of a neghbor
ing print, Uhe Kentucky Gazette of Lexing-
toni calling my attention to letter of G. NJ.
CLAY, Esq, under date the 10Th July. 1914,
and addressed TO Col. J. J. Speed Of Ithaca,
has appealed to me, with SO much earneslness
and with purpose of such ungDected si"ce'a
IN, TO say whether approve or disapprove OF
that letter. that have not the heart to deny
10 that editor the very great grallcaton
which he will derive from the perusa OF this
note, especially when il gives me so little
trouble 10 write it.
MR. C.. Nj. Glars LETTER WAS WRITTEN
WITHOUT NJ KNOWLEDGE, WITHOUT ANY CON
suLTATIoN WITH ME, AND WITHOUT ANY AUTHOR
ITY FROM NE. neUer SaU IL until read 1t IN
the public prints Iho, gentleman is an inde-
pendent citizen, hacing perfect right 10 enter
tain and aco,0 his o,dn opinions. am MT
responsible for Meaa as he is not for NINE
SOAR AS HE VENTURES TO INTER
pref MY FEELINGS, HE HAS EN-
TIRELY MISCONCElNED THEM. | BE
LEvE HIN BE EQUALLY MISTAKEN AS TO THOSE
IN THE CIRCLE OF PERSONAL FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORs, GENERALLY
A. 10 my speech, addressed TO the Senate oil
the United States, and in resolutions which
offered 10 that body, IN my address to MI.
Mendenhali, abou, two years ago, and en- va
rious other public occasions, have fully, free
". and explicitly avowed my sentiments and
opinions, on the subject Of the institution OF
slavery and abolition. adhere to them
wilhou: any reservation. have neither en-
RETAINED nor expressed, publicly or privately
aav others. Aud my friends and neighbors
generally, so far as ! have iuterchanged SEN
tuuents wih them. coincide entirely with me-
The sentiments and opinions. so expressed
by me, may be briefly stated to be: lst. That
Congress has no power or authority over the
institution of Slavery. 81. That the cXis-
ience, maintenance and continuance of that
Institution depend, exclusively, upon the pow
er and authority Of the respective States,
within which ii is situated. And Sd. That
Congress cannot interfere with Slavery in the
District Of Columbia, withou, violation OF
good faith TO the States al Mary land and Nir-
gina, implied, ii not expressed, in the terms.
objects, and purposes Of the gran, Of ten
miles square to the General Government.
SO far from the success Of the wing cause
having any injurious tendency, Ds has been
alleged, believe 1t Will have powerful et-
feet in iranquilizing and harmonizlng all parts
Of the Union, and in giving confidence,
strength, and security to ali The grea, interests
of our country.
hope that your editorial nelghbor will be
now satisfied. And, as trust that do not
exaggera,e the pleasure which this renewed
expression of my views and opinions will give
him. is It too much TO anticipate that he will
forthwith renounce the error of his WAYS. and
come straight out staunch and sterling
wing!
Yours respectfully,
r. CLAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

Tho Locofocos of Pennsylvania, thinking
Skunk stronger than Muhlenburg, evidently
pleased that the latter is dead.-fIow delighted
the Locofocos throughout tho Union would DO. if
Mr.. Polk with all his shutiling; would be accom-
modating enough to '.shuffle Oft his mortal COLL
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Sherih's Sale.

10y virtue Of execution drsctsd f.on, the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose az public sale a,
House Cenircviiie w county, lnd
ans tho 2s, day OF September, 1874. o-Iwsea ,he
hours of O'Clock 4 and four O'Clock, p. NJ,
said day. the following property, io-~it:
certain parcel lot of land III ,he city Of Richmond,
Wayne Iadians known oy being io numbered
hundred and thirty 1871 numbered the plat of
tn part of said city, laid by John auel Smi
Taken property OF William H. Brown, satisfy
execution in favor of the State Bank of Indiana.
DAVID GEN TRY, Sheriff, w G.
Aug 29th. 1874 81 so 36ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

NHERIFF>S SALE.--By virtue of decree and execu-
~ ton to directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court
viii expose at puoc sale the Court House door
town Of Cenucve. WAYNE county, Indiana, OH the 3Oh
day OF September. 1874 between the O'Clock
A NJ. and four O'Clock, F. N said day, following
propsrty, to-Hit:
The north half of lot numbered thirteen, Tl3 num-
berei the plat of Of of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana. laid off by John Smith.
Taken as ths property Of Jacob D. Atkinson satisfy
said decree and II Indiana Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w c..
Sept. a. 1874 Si,50 BITS
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A Farm for Sale.

ME Undersigned offers for sale. farm situated about
j eight miles norih-wss, of Richmond in healthy aud
plea ighbofhood-abeut mile fom a Friends
meeting house, and the distance from met hoclss
church The FARM contains about l2U acres-is OF good
quality. and 40 state of cultivation. There
the premises very comfortable house, with the
huidihga good and substantial good
ochatd--a never failing spring OF excellent water The
Farm will be sold reasonable price and
payments and possession will be given any may
be wanted This farm is desirable one, and any person,
shng purchase be better suited
Of country. lnqu re of JAMES JONES,
Near the Market House. in Richmond. Ind.
April Sab. lS4:. l5u