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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
SE,eB.iG Sales. p.,;

EoY virtue OF suldry iwrlis OF FIeri ta-s
I'D cias, ! will proceed; TO sell at Edge
field Court House, on The First Monday
aud Tuesday in October next, the follow:
ing property -
Martha j. Seibles and others, VS.: NJ Macks=
Lamar, one nogro woman, NJ ariah.
Luther Roll, N. H., Griffin, and olberst
VS.. Charles Lamar, the above med nee,
gro oman, Nariah -,
J. Wooien s. Smith and Others, Vs.
Edward Butler, The interest," oil the defend
rant in the tract Of land where William But
ier lived at The time ofhis death, contain
ing TWO hundred aud fifty acres, mste or /,
less, adjiining lands of Harry Culbreath,s
Wiley Burnliam and Others.
Leroy II Mundy ard others, VS.. Henry
and james Evans. a tract of. land contain
ing nne hundred aud eighty acres, more or
less, adioininsof lald Of Thomas W. M Mor-5 or
ton and others 49,
Brannon & Anderson VS.. Chas. Price,
The tract OF land where the defendant lives
confirming Two hundred acres, more or
/, less, adjoining Of lands of D. D. Marvin !,
and Others. -'......s,tt.s - o. I,
The State VS.. Samuel H Williams; w.
c. Williams aud Moody Harris, one Mare
and Coli. The property Of the defendant Z
Moody Harris. .5 :5z5..ss5s 80. =:
John X. Dow and others, VS. John o..
X Hammond, one negro boy by The name
Of Prince. 81 2s =: q ). q 3; s,:s-1t /. =
Lewis Sample and Wells Clary, vs.
Elias Watson. one negro girl by 'heiname
Of Liley. ~. r. 90 E7.
Patrick Leonard. Us. M IL Geaty, the
tract of land where The defendant lives
containing twenty-five acres, more or less,
adjoining lands OF F. O'Connor and olh-i ;
ers. q = ~ G'rss,
,Blackman Warrick and ',',hers, vs.. Jo-
sephs sRnmley: the,r of land where the
defendtnt lives. CONTAINING sixty four acres,
more or less adjoining lands nf AhUah ABB.
ney and others. Also, ont Horse.
| JAMES Terry, Cnmmissioner. and otll-
ers vs.. Lewis Elzey, attract ofSlands con-
| taining fnursfundred acres, more or'less,
I adjoining lands Of Elizabeth Garter: A. j. :
/ Ran,ba and -oi1ers. 7'zs.e -azss;e':'
Brannon g. Anderson, vs.. William Ham,
lillon,5lhe lraci of land where the defendant
Lives. containing one hundred and eighteen
acres, more or less, adjoining lands aof
| Nancy Finn ard others. : =. ssi'5 92.s:|' y,
Benjamin Quiz, vs.; Wilson w Grain "
aud Moody Harris, the, traci Of land where,
| the defendant Wilson w Grain; lives,
conraing one hundred acres. more or lesss !;
adjoining. lands Of Joseph 7BnIen, Moses
Harris aud others.gss i'g.ii4a ~; iglf1s
John4C Chappel.vs. David Rogers the
trac, nfland where the defendant lives.
containing i,ne hundred and sixty acres
more or less. adjoining lands Of Willis f't
Morse and Others. ss5-,. lp.,,f Saj5ya.
i Terms, cash. ll,:T!;i > ;s. rs 81 q iiui
Fss q, II. BOULWARE, s.tE.D.al,e p
Sept, IL, ,!,.id 81 3Ef9i; y .--5sAl :,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
1TIpe slate of S.lCaroIIna.

At q General Assembly hegun anu MOURN a.
Columbia on The fourth Monday in Noyem.
ber. in the year oi our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and for,y-three, and from
thence continued by divers adjonrnmenls TO
the 19lh day of December in the same year.
d Bill TO alter and amend the first section OF the
third article Of the Constitution.
I'D e i, enacted, by the Sennte and tiouse
I'D of Represenaliy es: now meta sitting
in General Assembly. that the first section OF
The third article nf the Constitution be altered
and amended to read as follows =" The judi.
cinl power shall be vested in snch superior and
inferior Courts of Law and Equity. as The LIE
glsature shall from time to time direct and es
tahlish;'' the judges Of each hereafter to be
elected shall hold their commissions dnrlng good
behaviour uutill they have attained the age oil
sxty-five years, bnt no longer; and the Judges
of the Superior Courts shall nj stated times re-
ceive compensation for their services which
shall neither b. increased nor diminished dur.
ing their contiDuancr in office; bni they shall
receive no fees of perqnisles oI office. nor hold
any other office profit or trust under this State
the United States or any other power.
In the Senale House, the nineteenth day OF
December, in the yenrof our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty three. We
certify that the above bill has been read dur
inc the present Session three times in the
House OF Representatives, and three times III
the Senaie, and W agreed to BY two thirds OF
both Branches Of the whole epresentauon.~
ANGUS PATTERSON
Speaker of The Housr- of<RRejresentatves.
VIZ: COLCOCK,
President of the Senate.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
Columbia. 9TH June. 1874.
| do hereby certify the foregoing ia be true
and lite al copy of a Bill entitled "a Bill 10 al
ter and amend the first section Of The third ar.
ticle of the Constitution" Passed on the nine
teenth day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
three, and now in this office
Given under my hand and the seal the Stale
the duy and yeai above written.
VIM. r. ARTHUR,
Dep. Sec'ry. of State.
In THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
December H. ls14.
Resolved, That the Clerks OF the Senate and
House of Representatives. do cause the Bill
passed by this General Assembly, entitled . A
Bill to alter and amend the firsr section of the
third article of the Constitution" to be- publish
ed three months previous to the next General
Elections for members Of The General Assem-.
bly,. agreeably to the provisions of the Cons'i-
tuition.
Resolved, That the House do agree to the
Resolution.
Ordered ,hn,it be sent to the Senate for con;
currence.
BY order,
T. w. GLOLER. c. H.. R.
In THE SENATE,
December ~. lS43. q
Resolved, That the Senate do concur tn the
Resolution.
Ordered That it be returned to The House Of
Representatives. ta y
BY order. 80:
WIN. E. MARTIN, C. s.
July 10 q, 4m ~ "a :
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Rea,dl.Quarfers,
COLUMBIA, 10Th Sept

EnLUMBlA, lUth SePt lI644.;Fg
A. LII persons havngin their possession arms
"A belonging TO the Stats notnow IN useip
military purposes. are hereby required 10 for;
ward them, as early as possible, 10 the Arsenal
at Columbia or Charleston. The cost oftrans.
portation will be paid by the Arsenal Keepers,
and the AIMS received will be credited ion the
Bonds of ihnse by r'homlthey gwere: drawn.
By order of the Commanderin.G shief. 2:
b. T.. WATTS, ,s
Qaaftfrsl Master General
Septic 81 "a - =
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Notice.

A LIE Persons indebted 10 the Estate of the
IA late Samuel r. A. Mcdowell, deceased
arerequested TO make immediate, payment. and
all persons having demands against the estdte
of said deccasedarei requested TO present them
duly attested. within the time prescribed by
law. ,ss.,,sssis1ftisG Gh.ss g
ALEXANDER McCAINE, Admir-.
September a, 1874 st So.
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DIR. ELBERT BLAND,

o Eassss gsissi{ e. H. s"d i, 9say f'asg,
me,Iy occupied by John 8. Jeter as law
office where he eau be found at all times,
except when attending professional business.
He will attend to any business in the line of
his profession, and ht pes by care and attention
to receive and deserve share ofpublic patron
age.
May % If IL
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tHumbold; Mante-Brun; Poinsetl's Notes
Appendix. project Off Constitution; Mr.. Buch
anan's Speech.
NVauel.p. So.
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is,h,,eI.,g.iH's Sales.

.D Y virtue OF an order tom the Court,
.HDi 6f Common Pleas, VIII proceed to-!
selIal EdsefedIC ICour House, onithe First
Monday in October next. the fpllowingGi
properly .inlhe following attachment.tfo..4s I
wit: l,s'.. ~ s7..',
Plunketr &, Simpson. vs.: Henry Bice'
one Horse. Saddie.a and Bride.
~ H.sBoUL WAR; E. s.: E.t o., .s,,t5 e
Sept. is 81 81 SO :S s5ii
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,sIieil.iG''s Sale.

HDYvirlue Of sunlry wriis of. .Fleri Facias 10
I'D / win procc. d TO sell ut Sdgefeh Court &
House. onihe Firs, Monday and Tuesday
n October 3nexri.he following properiy:si.5' =
Z John N. Oliver and; Others. VS. a. D. :
Johnson. Que pegrp woman by the name Y
loi juliet, Sone horse, saddle and bride, ono
small wagon. and une. double barreled shot ];
gun: $50. ,..2,,...,..s5z .,s.j:s
Terms, cash. .s.rs .E4saRs. /. ..giiii
a.. BOULW.ARE.s.E.D. i..,3 ..,,3
Sepls2l, ,.S,r ssSlls50s 3tszss 35saa.sei
EWetaiT authorized TO announce D DAsiEIs
HoLLASD, ESD, n candidate for a seal in the !,
House nf Delegates at the ensuing election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

Dutterow, Robert Slarbuck and John NJ Addle-
Green; Ezra Scovis. Joshua B,llenger, John
Hough. Joseph Lewis and James STEPHENSON.
Ne.o Garden; Andrew Meredith. Job Rey mods,
John Henley. John Mereti'h md John L Jones.
Perry; Jacob w. Fisher, - Hlnshaw, Lar
kin rhornburgh, Miles Marshall and Wilson Den.
Jefferson; VIM. Murray, +. J. Buchanan, WIN.
Lewis, Jesse ThornburQh and Charles Evans.
Jackson, S,l. Meredith, a. NJ Bradbury, ia
cob Wore, g. w. Whitman and John Beard.
Washington; John Talbot. r ,ber, Murphey
Eli Wright, Dickson Hurst and James Brown.
Wayne; Ben lamin w. DAVIS, w. l.. Fryer,
Andrew Woods John League and Stephen Thorn
Resolved, That a Central Committee, consist.
ing Of ten PERSONS be appointed, to consist Of the
following persons: Samuel Hannah, ID. P. Ho-
loway. Daniel Sinks. Walter Legg, Lot Boom
field. William Elliott, John b. SUIT, Jas Rariden,
w r. Fuuke and VIM. Barnes.
Resolved Tia, the Committee recommend 10 The
Wings Of Wayne County in the different Town
ships, al the April Election, to open poll 10
vote for candidates oI the different officers 10 be
elected al the Angus, Election; and also appoint
Delegates 10 County Convention, TO to held on
the second Saturday Of April next.
On motion, SAID report, SO far as the same
fers 10 the appointment Of the several Commit.
tees therein specified, was concurrcd 10.
After some friendly discussion to The pro
priety Of adopting the resolution last above spe~
Gifted, at the present time, i, was finally. IS an
unan mons vote, laid on the table; and the follow
ing resolution adopted;
Resolved, Thai when this Convention nd burn,
il adjourn meet again 10 this place the 22d
OF February next, at which time and place, the
Wings of Wavne County nre invited TO assemble
10 MASS MEEFiNG.f for the purpose of strength
ening each other in the good cause, and more
especaliy, TO take into consdera ton the proprie
ty of adopting and recommending the plan pro-
posed by tho said resolution, for the selection of
Wing candidates for this county, at the ensuing
August election
Ca motion, the proceedings Of this Convention
he published in the Wing papers in this County
Ga motion. the Convention djourned 10 meet
in Centreve, on the 22d Of February next.
JESSE WILLIAMS, Ch'm'n.
]. B. SI1TT, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

FOREIGN News Tho IHhern,a arrived at
Boston 90 the 2Oih and brings Is days later from
Europe. The news Is Of very little importance.
O,Connil continues TO exhort his friends 10 keep
the peace. Reports are in circulation that his
trial will be abandoned. Considerable quantities
Of American provision had been received, and a
decided improvement 10 the quality was noted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

called for, attend to the fitting up of Mill Spin
dies, Cutting Screws; and in short, be fully pre-
pared to do all kinds of work usual to be done
at Machine Shop. at the shortest possible no.
tice, and warranted when done TO perform well,
or no pay will be exacted. Ny custom has
always been to accompany my work where it is
be used, set it up and leave it until i,
performs TO entire satisfaction.
take this method, therefore, Of expressing
my sincere thanks to my old customers of Rich
mond and the surrounding country for their sup
port heretofore, and will be still more thankful
for a continued patronage, my de.e a:iOn
do good work and at prices to suit the times.
have already several thousand dollars worth
of work engaged to be put up a, Hagerstown
the ensuing season, where sample of my Me-
chansm may appear.
ELKANAH HUXLEY.
u Ilo, L 8
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05
Sheriff s Sale.

RY virtue ofsundry execution. me directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, will expose public a
the court house docr i'll Ceneve Wayne Indiana.
The 18Th day of January 1874, hours
O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ. on said day
the following property ,o-vit:
The interest of the City of Richmond in and 10 the
lowing described real estate Lot forty-six
(i6) containing Of ground, lying being the
south part said City Of Richmond, Wayne county, In
diana, laid by John Smith Also, Lot ,wenty-eight
(2e) part said City Richmond, ald out by
jeremiah Cox Also, Market House, belonging to said
Civ, situated N Pearl
Takcn property City Richmond. to satis-
fy favor of William w Adams nthers
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. {.
December %, 1913. 1921 52:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05
Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue Of a decree and execution 10 mo dIrec,e4
i :rom the Wayne Circuit Court viii expaze at pub
lie Court door in Ceatre.iiie avae
Indiana, 18th day Of January l-4t,
nDIrs of O'Clock, NJ four O'Clock, NJ on ga
day, the fol lowing described real estate, tp-e.it
One undivided half n CERTAIN tract o. parcel Of land
the Wayne Indiana. containing nine
and described follows
ming thea -.Ped
the Of Methodist Escopal Church, a
Joining of New Boston. running thirteen
poles thence eighteen pot thirteen uoes
thence eighteen poles place beginnings and
also, OF quarter Of thrtypI
township thirteen, one, ani bounded follows
Beginning at the lot number thirty,
numbered the plat of said Town OF New Boston,
and running thence, west, twenty poles twelve
thence north, the line OF the land formerly owned by
Abraham Cuppy thence along said me-
poles and twelve feet thence, souh the place Of
ming.
Taken the property of John Irwin, satisfy
and exection in favor of Grover VI. "
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff W &.
December %, 1913. (S3) 52:3x
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05
Wholesale Earthcn, Glass. and
CHINA WAREHOUSE.

No SIS, Mdia, bet,ceen Third and Lo,cer Market
streets, Cincinnati
ME srAscrber having recently purchased the entire
Il oIolh of GOODS belonging = to ate arn u
p P. II mt Co. Cforuesly Sampson. Haas Il toJ an:
made large addition. Of COMMON an STAPLE AR
TICLES stock, prepared to execute orders
tne most. s.e
To the Gods hand ws-i shortly De added
Or neur s,y rs and patterns 81 PAINTED, AN
CY and COMMON WARE, direct from 1ae ulaa4lac to-
Euro s,ror whence ne viii Re constantly
supp rs Of neg COOS, and ~" sell l9ves.
fflee= fsr cath o. Al -rJye; CIs-.t
" SAMPSON.
Isl, 80 3G--s4s5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

The Political Abolition Convention lately held
at Utica, N. T., vehemently denounced JoHN q.
ADAMS as 'Tecreant 10 the cause Of Human Lib
erty'u He must feel bad about it., and mis-
take!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

MARRIED,-At "Whi,e Cottage Farm New Car
fen township, Wayne co., Ia, Thursday, Dec. 25,h,
Mr. john Carter Harlan, Of Harveysburg, Warren 60. .
VI Sa rah Jane Doxey, formerly of Baltimore, Nd
Baltimore papers please copy
Or Sunday evening last by the Rev. Mr.
Woods, Mr. George Beard, Miss Martha Reed; boh OF
this city
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05
New Booksl--Just Received.

A LBuMs, inian''s School r',mef, The Orphan Boy
aide, Mrs Leceser's SCHOOL, Bartons Poems. Rogers
Italy, Book Common Prayer, Night Thoughts Ashes
Pens-a superior article, Pocket aud Polyelot Bibles,
Friendships Offering for oiI Pearl re-tament. lst
is sd ant tnr sale d BOOK STORE.
Richmoni, Dec. 49' l-i3. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

Ex-senator Buchanan. of Pa. Commonly call
cd 10 cents Buchanan wisely declines being q
candidate for the Presidency.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

O-.TWe orc Indebted to friend Elder Of the JEFF
fersonian, for the "list of letters" We publish IT
for the benefi, Of our subscribers. Nuf Ced!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

Sealing-wax has been pa tented which entes
by ing rubbed, and SD nets the wax as
able the Ider sea! wiIhoI 1t iae aid OF candle.
Gin. Cd=.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

Plrson Miller has discovered an error in his
reckoning. lie now says the world will GER
iainly be destroyed March 22i lSl1
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as DEAD LETTERS.
Lamb Joseph
Moore Miss Mary
Mothtt Elizabeth A
McCorkle Alexander
Mills Levin
Michael VIM
Mormon Robert NJ
Moore Ca,harine
Martin John
Marshal Hannah
Mason Thomas
OK Malsby David
Neil James
Ogle Alexander w
Osborn Daniel
Oliver Mss Elizabeth
Ogborn John
Parkes James
Pinkerton Mrs Mary
Pinkerton John
Pattison George Esq
Plnmmer Sarah O
Roberts Waletr
Russell Elizabeth
Ross Rev. John
Rue Richard
Rambo Harrison
Symons Thomas
Skipp Ben amin
Steel Levi
Samuels Andrew
Smith jeremiah
Smith Benjamin
Sisk Terrell
Smith David
Strawbridge Benjamin
Stanley Eliphalet
Srattan Jos. E
Sal,er James w
Trueblood Epralm o
Vinsen Maria
wore Jacob
Wolf William
Wright Peter
Weldon Levi
Wrigh, Ralph
Wright Lindsey
Ware Margare, VI
WILSON George
Williams Caleb K
~ of the above letters will
Sunday from 9 to 10 A.
the mail arrives III the
e. l.. SLOAN. f. NJ
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana. on the 3lst day of
December, 1913, and If not taken out before
the Is, day of April, 1874, will be sent TO the
General Post Office as DEAD LETTERS
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of decree and execution TO directed,
- from the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose pub
lie sale the Court House door Centrevile.
county, Indiana, the 3sh, day of January. 1874,
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and O'Clock, L. VI
said day. the following property, to-wit
a parcel of land situated in w avne
county, Indiana, ana described follows, Part
the quarter fve township
Is tho meridian line of
the Great MAN River and bounded follows: Begin
the southwest Of Joseph Pye's
side Of Marion IN Richmoni
degrees, p perches and s.
along said
and 0O stake thence north sd degrees,
erches and 3 10 stake; thence degrees,
10 perches and 5-lO the place OF begnning-excep
and reservng ity-ono feet INCHES front, aua
thirteen rods and five links deep Franklin from
southeast and As and mi
links deep Marion from corner Of
said lot making quantity moftgageI acres and
half, Or less
Taken the property of Nathaniel f. Harrington and
Ann D. Harrington. satisfy said decree ami
favor Of William ). Addleman
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff w. 6.
December 22 1913 So - -3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

DIED.-On Thursday morning LAST. JON ATTAIN, soa
Of Ben. and EIzao,t Maus tAs lon moa.a ut MS
age.
-On the same day. MARY ANN daug inter- Q:
William and Mary Parry, n tho 10Th year OF her age.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

fc5-DR WIsrARs BALs.M OF WILD CHERRT.-Ths
celebrated remedy compound btlsamic preparation of
Uti Cherry BayE and Moss Of Iceland, combined by
new chemical process with EFT ract Of PINE So SAL
utay in all when administered
for Coughs, Asthma Consumption, any disease of the
iung- many listing uished p1ysic,an
approved and H. ana openly acknowledged it
valuable medicine discovered. l. IS truly
medicine, and efecting
good relief Of suffering humanity.
SEQ adj ertisement fourth page.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

CoLoRED MAsoNs.-The Negro members Of the
Masonic Fraternity buried of their mo m be rs
recently with Masonic honors in Philadelphia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05

STATE OF INDIANA,l &
UNoIN COUNTY, -
In the Uaion Probate Court, february Term, a 1914
William john F, Josiah s, and sarahl Petition for
The heirs of Robert Bennett, deceased \ &c
nTHA II. BENNETT, BEN anna Williams, and Mar
" garet has wife, late Margare, Bennett Uzzlel Church
and Mary his wife, late Mary Bennett Thomas J. Covin
and Rebecca his wife, late Rebecca Bennett Enoch Miller
and Amanda. his wife, late Amanda Bennett, Onaa c.
Bennett, Hampton Bennett, Marian J. Bennett Lydia
Bennett, Clarendon Bennett, Diana Bennett Sarah +.
Bennett and the heirs of ODE iiah Bennett deceased
viii take notice. that petition is filed agans, them the
Union Probate Court by The said William, John, Josiah
and Sarah Bennett and pending, whsre they, The
said petitioners demand partition of the following real
tate, of which Robert Bennett late of said county,
died lntesate seized il fee simple his death;
The southwest quarter section twenty, township eye
the south half OF the northwest quarter
of the section, township aud range Aforesaid Aiso
north quarter of section seventeen, in the HI
and aforesaid lying in said county and that,
next ebfinry Term the Court aforesaid, be held
the Court House in said county the second Monday of
February 1874, application viii be made by the petit
TONERS Tor order, partition may be made OF said
premises according the in such made and
provided. BY JOHN YARYAN,
Airy for Petitioners.
December Is. l643. PRS CHI. 1913 81 4w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-01-05
NEW MACHINE SHOP.

The subscriber wishes inform his custom
ers and the public generally, that he Is about
removing his Machine Shop TO Hagerstown. in
this county, where he will be prepared to do all
kinds of business; having been at considerable
expense in procuring all the necessary imple-
ments TO conduct the Machine operations on the
most extensive scale, having patterns of the most
approved kinds for
Carding Machines, Knapping Ma
chimes. Pickers. Mules. Jacks. Jen-
MES. power Looms both broad and
narrow. Silk Machines,
of The latest style. He will also construct every
description of