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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14

The RiJie is a finger post between
two roads--the crooked and broad
one, and the straight and narrow
one. The highway to hell, though
full Of different and often diverse
paths, have been said to be so wide
that the whole world may wall,
abreast; the path to heaven so mar
row that each pilgrim must follow in
SIMPLE file.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14
The Importance of making every

The Importance of making every
man of our country freebooter,
cannot be, in ohr judgment, too high
ly appreciated. 1t not only places
him above the contingency of pow
ertv, but Identifies him with the IN
tercst and well being of our coun-
try, and serves to make him bet
ter citizen, as well as a happier
man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14
When a young man has ACQUIRED

When young man has ACQUIRED
love of reading, and Of course,
hcalthiul relish for intellectual plea
sures, he has become possessed Of
one of the best preservatives against
dissipation. A fondness for low
company, and Incorporate pleasures,
is most generally the consequence
Of ignorance and want of taste.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14

The Washington Union denies the tn-
NOR that Mr.. Ellsworth, Ex.Commis-
Sinnpr Of the Patent Office. has been re-
ours,cd 10 make on, The report Of that
Bureau for his year. II appears 'hal ha
requested permission 10 write The annmst
repor, on agriculture. hui thai he Will nv
be permitted TO do 90.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14

Elevate the masses. Build UP in
stead of pulling down. Equality
means something else than bringing
down everything that is exalted to
the grovc!ing standard of ignorance.
Let us point our sons upward and
onward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-11-14

The blessings enjoyed by peo-
pie, with a proper moral and relig-
ious restraint, form the strongest
safeguard against external and in
ternal foes, that can in any event be
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-19
THE PROPOSED FORM.

The present form of the Farmer is folio E
II consists of four pages, each measuring 1877
1873 nahcs, The form of the first and second
volumes was qUarto--i. E. of eight pages each,
Il<S. The form of the fourth volume, as
now propose it, shall DO Octdro-i c, IT will con.
slst of l6 pages, each measuring 9% 81 inches,
contemplate procuring for the purpose ofadver-
tisements, set OF very small types, (nonpareil,)
sufficiently condensed to admit all the adver-
tisoments on the two outer leaves, i. e. on the
four outer pages--which outer sheet can be cut
off in binding or filing, thus leaving the reading
matter of II pages. to itself In this way, sub.
scribers will get in one month 4S pages, exclusive
Of advertisements, or in the year more than 600
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
STAR OF TEN PER A n G E.


A WEEKLY family newspaper, de
~ voted TO the promotion OF Tempe
RANCE. EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AGRIcuL
rURE, and institutions Of improvement
generally, IN New Orleans, Louisiana
and the Southwest, is published in this
city, (\ew Orleans,) at the low price OF
two dollars and fifty ce nts per annum, IN
variabiy in advance; printed in quarto
form, on fine paper and clear type.
The time has arrived when such pa
per is mperiously demanded by the pc.
culiar exigencies Of reform and improve
ment in The Southwest, and we are de-
lermined to make bold and vigorous eff
fort to meet the demand.
The paper will advocate, with modera.
ton and hberaIity, but with frmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles OF
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; a complete and
radical reform in our system Of Educa-
ton, or rather, it will urge the establish
ment Of thorough one in the Library
and Agricultural Societies, and all enter.
prses, public or private, calculated 10 ell
evate, enlghien and stimulate the great
mass of mind throughout our section oil
country section than which, there is
none richer OF more advanlageously and
Isalubriously situated for the develope'
ment of its wealth, on the face OF the
globe.
1t will labor to kinde a love for The re-
fined, the useful; and neither pains nor
expense viii he spared to render It all
that the friends Of The cause, in which i
is embo rked, could desire; alike tho ad
vocate Of great and practical principle
of Temperance, Morals, and Improve
ment, and The social and attractive com
panion Of the parlor and family circle
On the one hand il will avoid the destruc
tive Charybdls Of being confined exclu
sively 10 one subject, and the fatal Scyla
of attempting to grasp every thing on The
other.
Whilst drawing, whenever it may
think proper, upon the exhaustless anc
ennoblng principles OF Christianity-a'
such, it will carefully shun seciarian re
= hgiOns, as well as party politics.
With this exposition Of the course W,
Intend to pursue, the appeal TO the friend
? of The cause is made.
f STEVENS u ARMS.
New Orleans, Feb, 1915,
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PROSPECTUS
Hf fiH
aoulh.Weslofn Farner.--VoL a.
impfoted series
PROSPECTUS

W. W. tHttifHh NfAt NW"fHt h"'"'"
Nor desptitina Of ultimate success II
my cherished object tho prfmann1l ts
Of 40 AgriNtwai Jowq1
lof this section Of the Unon-a now pro
pose ~ this community, which Is enphnl
icaIy an agricultural Unc plan Tor en-
tending the circulation, improving lht
sttle aud increasing the efficiency, d
&c The South Western Farmer
TN Journal has new fAlEUd nr1t..
three yonfs4 merely existed, lor 1t ho.
not nourshol Lille some illdonded bu
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du
ring long continued drought, It has ncl
Their delighted the multitude with ~ Wig
orous growth, nor cheerod the owner will
ts profitable fruits, A few inJulgonl
friends, scattered sVnr.r.y over ,lH nn.
the adjoining states, have chatllably borne
with its many imporieclons, For The
FIRST two years it was published IN book
form, quarto size; but, on entering upon
the present volume, for many reason,
which seemed imperative to me at the
time, it assumed the common newspaper
or folio form
It is the wish of most Of its readers, Ia.
I am now well satisfied J and il is my own
desire and purpose, that it again revert tC
the book form, Accordingly, | propose
with the 60 operation Of the public, &c
place the "Farmer," at the beginning Of
The forth volume, in such form that the
body of the work will he Invested of ad
and in pages Of such con
yenient size as 10 be easily handled, filed
and bound.
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& d g ], ] ENG IS

MIR. Hull's Cough Lozenges are now
Il rapidly superseding every other
preparation in the relief of coughs, colds,
asthma, whooping cough, tightncss Of the
chest, and all pulmonary complaints
leading to Consumption and death
Price 25 cents per box with full direction
P. II. McGRAw and VIM. II. Fox Agents
Na;chez, Mi, Also by BALLARD and
McKowEN, Liberty, Mi II
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sS RI 81 Oh Bs
Kl3s3N B 9 sg Z 8 5
III a5a
4 Z R

A Certain and etfectual cure for Ague
IA and Fever; alsol used success.
fully in the treatmen, Of Bilious Fever,
Nausea, General Debility Nervous
Weakness.
The most flattering recommendations
Of this medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used them Sold on terms no cure
no pay, By P. II. McGraw, and VIM. ii
Fox, Agents, Natchez nj. Also by Bal.
lardand McKowen, Liberty Miss.
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ANDERSON'S COUCH DROPS, THE MOST
VALUABLE MEDICINE EVER PREPARED
For COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
NACH large Bottle of this Medicine contains
81 about forty doses, which proves them Il
be cheap Medicine, consid ring their virtue;-
CERTIFICATES,
A gentleman of Charleston was severely
afflicted with an Asthma six years, and for tn
last six months, his death was daily expected
when to the great surprise of every one, on ia
king bottle of these Drops, his health was per
fectlv restored. .-
gentleman by the name of Enoch wiley,
Litchhed, sixty years of age, was perfect
cured of an Asthma with two bottles.
This is to Certify, that have made use
Andorson's Cough Drops in my practice, fortwo
years past, and find them to be- very usefu
Medicine for Coughs and Complaints of tn,
Lungs ABRAHAM. della MATER, Phys
Rhinebeck, tDutchess county y Sep. l6, 1915
From the acquaintance have had of the abov,
described Drops think them to be very useiu
Medicine CYRENUS CROSBY, Phys.
Poughkeepsie, June 81 1873.
Price 371 cents phlal, for sale in Liberty BY
NcKowen g. Ballard
Liberty, Mi, ~
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TzliIyT1SZzSSIH3g

UH,t's Waam iokehRrs haze oov
lefn W zee, Ia lho Hauihefn nn1
tVssIem States upvafda ~ " monlhs
i,t,ee pbleb lime lhcy btta gained lot
themselves popularity unprecedented
IN lba annals 81 medicine w over ha
600 cases IhoS have proved 1n lnlallihlr
fpmrdv for the destruction IF these ref
tiles within which are The nnan' OF
svrft,nr of hundreds and thousands o'
hc musl blooming children auj Youth,
covering the cords 81 nllrc'nn and, nud
fo,eyof bIBslnp Inc lunIrsl hopes OF lbg
parent So ptca, has their efficacy N.
,arably proven that tboy may well br
sailed the only certain worm destroying
medicine In use, and the greatest dIscov.
ery ever made for uXpelllng the various
Kinds of worms that so Frequently ana
dslrrssiurly annoy both children aoi od.
uls. Many Diseases arise from worms
and occasion long aud intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being
suspected. Grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are docIored lor
various complaints without any benefit,
when one or two doses Of these Lozeu.
ges would speedily cure them. They
are a certain remedy, aud SO pleasant to
the taste, that children cry for them, and
cat them as readily as a common pepper
mint Lozenge, Wherever they haze
received the most catering commeHda-
tons from Physicians, heads Of families,
and the public generally. much more
nigh, be said in their favor, of the safe
~ with which they may be administered
TO persons Of all ages and sexes; OF the
vast exten and magnitude o! the suffer
ing and death occasoned by worms OF
the impotency of most Of the prepare tics
which heretofore have been presented
TO the community as remedy
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NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, at
The January Term, 1915, of the Probate
Court Of Amte county, on the estate OF
Agrippa Gayden, deceased--all persons
indebted to said estate are required TO
make immediate payment, and those hav,
ing claims against the same, will present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
GEORGE L. GAYDEN,
Administrator.
February I, i845. 48w6
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sgssd dssstt too " fuiesvafs " fefm Olnhs ~
.,,.sef.ts,s these tluhs will w. ibe nptlui ~
presently fafmInH societies, ,HspNF, nH eh,'eu
tnfai libraries holding neinhblih'uu ,sus'
ihua eemtutlna lha community ,oF lN'f |" W.
lseealba oionp eBmmX rfahd dt'Rn ...
thss esntulfa iaNmhle momenl lnf Hale
go che bubble aituniinnt When TIE efeh''neh'
~ politics = about 70 subsIde lof season
Ibs plaotffs pf iha ftetb should meht " b
common csoso, ~ demand uf The leg stature >
.enlneiesi and AfnUullutd suf,eysl ihe slaie.
I slail be- enc ol the leading aims Of We 'iat
NOR. Va concentrate public Upiniun IN ttla fulht
En- as ~ make "a tiiItnt upon uut lAlci "nates
Though long delayed, shall ever snnuhue W
hopp ief NE Accomplishment Of THIS measure
IA The aptieulttfi he " The tin'n wqnld unto ~
i.ustft h Igh. be effected by the Legs
f,tp,s 4, N, er,l,d I'M November, 1910 Say.
.clIov.ciii1tns, VIII you AID w. ~ ehr ohuea,oi,
20 reach the public ear, on d topic 90 important
to the welfare oiuut state ,-t.
Nrarc sn arranging oar business, as to ADMIT
Of our riding much "a augh the country Ind We
hone 10 spend AT lcastN third OF udf me u vs..
itinp our pat oua, In different sections, We
shall cndcarot also, one or the olhctor both OF
tho Editors. t. be present at all Fairs or Cattle
shows held in thts or the adjoining states.
In conclusion, / would state tina, II Is my in.
tcntion TO devote myself more directly TO the
interests Of the paper than heretofore; and ! am
assured by my ccadiutor, that he will take time
to visit farmers, aud will give much more of his
attention to the cause than his situation has
heretofore permitted
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NM S. REID, Millwrcht and En-
w gineer, from Baltimore, builds
and repairs Grist and Saw Mills and Cot
ton Gins in the latest, best, and most
approved plan, now in successful opera,
ton in the United States.
P. S. All work done by me, warrant.
ed to perform well or no pay.
Enquire Of the Printer.
February |, l845 48m3
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TRUSTEES SALE.

THUS EE y oALEs
nY virtue Of Deed of Trust made
ID to me by Minor M, Whitney on the
Cd day of November, in the year 1910,
and recorded in The Office of the Probate
Clerk of Amte county, Mississippi, in
Book five, Page five hundred and thirty,
| will sci at public auction, at the door OF
the Court House Of said county,
On the Fourth Monday Of July nezt,
for cash, one mulatto woman slave,
named America, and her child Hannah.
Also,-one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trustee ! shall convey such
title as is vested in me by snid deed
which It'll is beloved to be good,
f. NJ. DAVIS, Trustee.
January 4, l845. 44m6
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FGyere, Jefferson Co. (ni) Dec. 90, 1912.
CGlrm F. Hull, NJ D.--Dear Sir
We take the liberty Of addressing you,
10 express our gratitude for the great
benefit our families have derived from
the use OF your Worm Lozenges; we do
most sincerely believe them TO be by far
the most excellent and successful vermi-
fuge with which we were ever acqualnt-
ed. Simon Guilmanot, Charles Il. Miles
David Sullivan. Price 50 cts. per box
For sale by P IL McGraw, and VIM Il
Fox, Agents, Natchez MISS, Also by Bal
lard and McKowen, Liberty MSS
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Those TO whom this Prospectus IL sent arc
earnestly request I'd to act in the matter at oncei
but if they cannot, they will please hand It over
to some suitable person, TO act as agent
Publishers of papers, giving all the foregoing
matter three insertions, shall be eutltled to a
permanent exchange, commencing with the
fourth volume
N. G. NORTH, Proprietor and Editor.
RAYMOND Miss, Nov, |, lslA
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February Is, 1915.

NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned, Al
ne January Term, 1845, of the Probate
Court OF Amite county, on the estate o.
Thomas Smith, deceased all persons in.
iebted TO said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against The same, will present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred,
AMELIA SMITH,
WIN. G. SMITH,
Administrators.
February /, l845 Jaws
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
y ETTERS of Administration having
\ been granted to the undersigned, at
the January Term, l845, OF the Probate
Court of Amite County, on the estate o.
Benjamin c. HiH, deceased, ALI per.
sons indebted 10 said Estate aus requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will pre-.
sent them duly authenticated within the
lime prescribed by Law, or they will be
forever barred.
JAMES NJ. HILL,
Administrator.
February |, l845 48w6
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT
A T the April Term, 1915, Of the
"A Probate Court of Amite county.
Mississippi, we will present our account
Tor final settlement and allowance, as
of the estate Of Martha
Moore, deceased, when all persons in.
,erested can attend, if they think proper.
JOHN MOORE,
WIN. B. MOORE,
Administrators.
February Is, 1915. 50w4
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FAYErTE, jefferson Co. (mil Dec. 60 l842

DB. HULE,--Dear Sir--l deem it due
to you and the public generally, TO com
municate the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lo2en-
ges. A child of mire was attacked one
day with what we call worm fits. she had
seven in succession, we administered the
prescribed dose of your Worm Lozen-
ges which relieved her Immediately, and
affected complete cure; previous 10
this we had several of our children IA
ken with the Same fits and died,
Yours, John J. Stamply.
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In connection with the foregoing, intended
o submit an Address-settng forth reason
Why an agricultural paper should be sustained
n the Southwest; but leave that duty, 10 be
letter performed by the many philosophical
rentlemen whom this Prospectus may reach =
sntreating all, who feel the magnitude of the
cauee, 20 mount their horses Forthwith, and
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05

ScRArs AND ESDs-I, is said thai the louisiana Com
venon for amending the Constitution of the State
sngaf,ea in il provision requiring foreigners reside
in the State after they have been nauraze before
they vote The majority Of them are Locos-Ws
learn that revolution has been introduced in the ~ York
for the removal Of The of Gove.nmen,
Albany point farther aad moro csa,ral- a
Railroad is talked Of between Dayton and Richmond
Indiana The Day awake every thing that
contribute the prosperity of their city We admire
spin, House of Re
"ashington talking about limiting the amount
of money u tho Clerks hands any time q
exceeding official bond. Why This done long
ago1 McNulty had times the OF his bond -
An amendment has bsen adopted the General Appropr
bill, House Of Representatives in Congress-
proprialg 1000 for salary and OUTFIT of Minister of
Ch ma. ana S25, 900 for Secretary. !n,s prefer. Sc
President Tyler in a resolution of the Senate
relation tho negotiation Of the Oregon question,
that the matter is still pending between the Govern
and has bsen suspended reported time
since He thinks the question will yet be ctorily
appears that four finished railroads of five hum
dsd miles length which $40 900, have aggre
of receipts amounting during the past S2.75o
J95: and Of repairs being deducted leaves
the income S. ,070.5l3 The average aoou, l3
per cent Five thousand miles Of railroad in En- gland
costing $40 100000 yields average of hve per
cent. and the stock is steadily improving -Pqua Reg
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NOTICE.

I ETTERS of Administrati ton. on the Estate of Thos
Newman, late of the vicinity of Richmond. Wayne
County, ndiana deceased have this day been daily
undersigned by the CLERK Of the Wayne Probate
Court. All persons wing claims against said Estate
present them the un1ei signed
Clerk. Office Of said Court, within year from this
date. the Estate is solve
GJ-The unds ssnsa " offer for sale. Oh SATu RDA1
the 18th day OF March, l645 O'Clock, A. NJ Of SAID
day. the Personal Property of said deceden,. consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Grain, One
Wagon, Farming Utensils. Grain in
the ground, Household Furniture,
One Carriage and Harness, a small
Library Of Books, One large Map
Of tho United States. and a variety
Of other articles too numerous to
mention.
credit Of Twelve Months viii be gwen Ill
Three Doars Notes aud approved security viii ba
qnired of purchasers Additional will be ma 10
kupwn the ,inv of sale.
PETER ) MERED'TIIl Administrator,
JAMES A!BERTSON, 5 A''''
Near Richmond March 81, l5i5. lo:3
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To the Stockholders of the Richmond
and Boston Turnpike Company:

Terms of Advertising. ..ONE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwENrSFIv CENTS adj
d,ional inserton-TEN LINES, the occupied by
$50 ems, counted square, nothing less than
square; all square, and less than ard
half be counted square and hay-Per square for
three months. THREE DoLLARs for monrne SIX Dot
LARS, Ten DoLLARs per two squares FIFTEEN
DoLLAns FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
Twzsrr DoLLAss per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising the will be charged for
column of 1000 ms. 46O, 90 for foui
of a column, $4,000 for half column, $500: for a
Quartet of column. G0-A ded1etion of 20 pc.
wall be advertisements longer than n Of
column, inserted by the half year and
altered. Cnancefy notices and petition. divorces,
paid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
abroad, accompanied with cash,
ordered for publication by a brother publisher.
n. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
the option of the publishers ny
engagement publishers and the advertiser.
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The Closing scene.

The Washington Correspondent, Of tho New York Cour
Ter, says
A. Mr.. Tylars Political earscr fcke.s in its cket,
his tbs miserable difference honest confidence
and lip-service Few call him now the
who devour o his
All who stood by him, he deserted the by
elevated have long since le, him. Gladly
would receive ,hoi il ne could their
respect. Tive fnrln.n cond ton Of tho White House,
rooms, Portable halle the dessrton
which il i, overtaken That which should accompany
the retirement Of faithful Pfesdent-'honor love, ODE
denc.. troops Of fiendsthe retiring Chief Ex
look to have that mouth honor-alse
ssmo!ance Of respect. whose absence bitterly regret
ted Whatever merit may due OF tbs public
1mins,ra ,on-svsn bad his active part therein been
greater has-tte dsn,ning d.race of his hari,g
rst aeserfed the Pa'ty TO ,och he osed his pron,oo
and tien used he influence that pron,sson hin.
destroy It, irH ieare his memory for wherever and
whenever Of Tyler is heeafe, pronounced, tho
wing will own, and the democrat blush, associa
tho sound upand the words, Tyler,
,urpi;ude begin with the letter. will sug-
gestve of tho same meaning.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

ME dersgned Offers for sale peasan, family resi-
II dcnce in city of Richmond, Franklin street
Immediately Opposite Friends Meeting House The House
good story dwelling, neatly painted and well En-
.het in modern IL cnn,.ns six rooms, and all the
appendases comfortable residence There is also
lot good Stable and Carriage House, md o,her build
nss is pleasantly situated and good neghborhood,
JOB RORTON, Admir- of the
Estate of J. S. Bor,on, deed.
Nov. %, lS14. 49tf
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(1UN $ ITHIN

1--WE subscrhe respectfully informs the public tia, he
III has established himself in Richmond and prepa-
red make order. RIFLES of . superior quay-tho
barrels o which Lancaster, Pc lie
" III Gun all kinds tho shortest notice
Prices cheap G-Shop opposi,e the MARKET House IVES
Side JOHN W. FLEMING
Richmond Jan o4h. l54J w. F.
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Sheriff s Sale.

ENY virtue Of AT Execution o m directed.
Wayne circuit court, will expose public snls at
the door, Ceneve. Wsyne county, Indian
on twenty day March. io45 the hours
10 O'Clock. A NJ and O'Clock, P NJ, said day,
the following property, 70 wit:
Two certain parcels lo Of ground. in tn.
of New Boston, Wayne county, Indiana; and known by
being lots No so and 81 Taken tine property of WIN.
II Perkins, and Joseph +. Chapman, satisfy
Sol Mere lth. OF William
Il. Hornish. DAVID GENTRY, Sniff w C.
Feb. 25th 1913 $3.50 lots