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~. l.. WHITING, Esq.

WoMEN's CONVENTIONAL Woman 5
Convention has been held ut Seneca Falls,
ut which, among other grievances, by man,
they rcci,e the following:
lie has never permitted her to exercise her
inalienablc right to the elective franchise
lie has compelled her to submit to laws
in the formation Of which she has had no
voice.
Having deprived her Of this first right
Of citizen, the elective franchise, there
by leaving her without representation in
the halls of Legislation, he has oppressed
her on all sides
Bless u.s.! We wish she had the ..elec-
tive frachise." She would wish it away
again very soon.
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Author mssd Origin Of alsc Florida
War.

We referred the other day says the Buf-
Galo Express to the fact that the tinidiiy
and ineflicicncy Of Gen. Cass while Sec
rotary of war, had protracted the war for
years, and quoted MIR. Wise in support
of it. A corresponding Of the Charles
ton Courier says Cass is Responsible, also
for lis origin. 1t originated according
TO this writer in an attempt Oh the par, of
Cass 10 have the negroes protected un-
der the treaty. deiirered In spccn/ntors,
who raised up claims to them as runaways
The treaty stipulation was positive, and
Cass thus became responsible for that
seven years war, which was as Disgrace
full in the beginning as il was expensive
70 the Treasury. II was Taylor. howcv-
or, who ut Okcc-c!,c -bcc first turned the
tide Of our glorious defeats, and laid the
foundation Of that military reputation Of
IL General, which Palo Alto, Rcsaca, Mon
tercy and Bucna Vista have since illus
tratcd.-Dcf. Adr.
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| state of El;Ji..M:l., 6
Wayne County.
| Union Circ6R CoHft, Faii Term, ISIS
| NANCY BAGNELL.)
| BIZ for Dirorce.
l. NI'I

Be il RENE iiberea That on this day. to wit: the
18th day Of July, lis, the complainant, by
iaryan her solicitor, comes and files her bill IA
tie Clerk > Office OF SAID Court, IN this behalf
4IIeastng for cause wittu!i abandonment ani al
affidavit proving the residence OF the
saiJ def udaut; " hrfeupon ii Is orotred thai
publication OF the i'entency ot Ihis biti be !Iade
Tor three weeks successfully III the ''Richinond
Palladium, weekly newspaper Pubishe" IN
Richmond. " ayne county. Indiana, noti !yIng
the said Isaac EaCnell to be and appear before
ihc judges OF said Court IT Liberty, on the thiru
Monday of Sep'e iter next, aud answer said
bi. or. ia default Of the same, IL wall be heard
a:Ii determined IN his absence.
EDGiiILL BURNSIDE, Clerk
Liberty Goth July, SIS. Prs Zee 81
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state OF Ind
Wayne Comfy
Ia the Ha-re Ciyr1it Court, Fail Term, leis.
SAMUEL CcALE,
rs. Biz in Caancery.

IA ' ~ Il II =, ~ a.
Be il known: That tire l1lh day Of Jane,
\. ID Il, al the ADJOURNED Spring Term, l>ie,
Of thc " aVuc Circuit Court. the complainant. by
James Perry las solicitor. Iie.an Court an sifi-
davi, Of esintcre>ied Pc rson a.lcartng the uea.
residence OF john Evans. cue oil the ccica .sats
To saia Bill; IAereuPna. ihe toa9; or~eFca that
san: defendant, 1ohu Eyvu~. b. notified ct HE
pcnIrucy OF s.sid lsIli al Cotnpiain, 10y rnbIiea
ton Of notice Tor three weeks succr>sfvcly IA
some weekly newspaper printed ana published IA
,aid County. The Sai4 Can Evans a., therefore,
hereby notified OF the pending, oi saiI complaint
ana u;t.e>S he viii appear before the judges Of
the said Court the til day OF their next
te rnl To be held at the Court House in said GOA
~ on the fanrIh Monday IA August neat, ami
itl-.si . answer anL detuuE 10 ~5id Rni, the same
W Ill uu heard ami d-tcrninr,l IN hrs absence.
.tnrsS. Thomas e. Nutle. Clerk OF
H. 81 said [ ourt und the st-i thereof, this
18th dav OF June, ISIS.
f33.35s THOMAS e. NOZZLE. Ciik
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A He highest market price VIII BE- rast IN
I CASH. for FLAX SEED delivered It
oar Mi two miles North ef Richmond or at
our Warehouse m Richthond- ot!irc IN L. A.
pugtaics Mach,ne shop 4eor West OF y
Grimes, Hotel.
Lin-eed OIL, kept on hand at all times. which
We viii sell al the CInciau4il narAot price, or
Exchange ist il4A>eed.
IAHNESTDCk < HOW ELLIS.
r small assortment at Cook stoves. Of
a superior quality, for sale b, the subscribers.
r. X. IL.
Richmond Iulv o6th 1878 Stiff.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

V1NIIAT the undersigned will sell at private
safe ], :, ), or ) acre lots Of land, So 100
or 1924 acres of the John Woodkirk farm, one
mile from Richmond, adjoining and South Of the
Quaker Seminary farm. One third, only fequir-
ed in hand, the balance in two equal yearly pay
ments. \ bond for deed when payments is
made, or a warrantee Deed with mortgage on
land 60 secure payments. \ better situated farm
cannot be found in the County. Garden lots,
pasture lots, farms, may thus be had at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser. Call soon and examine
premises.
JOSEPH HOLMAN.
Richmond, June %, iS4S. 27-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.


0oA0 0yUOWa1to1eS.ee1M1
1t may not be generally known in the
free States that Gen. Taylor is assailed
at the South for his liberal, patriotic and
Republican sentiments on the subject of
the further extension Of slavery. The
Washington Union, the mouth-picce Of
the Slave party. daily groans with arti-
cles to prove that he is opposed to its fur.
Their extension into new territory. We
are Of those friends Of the old Brave who
rejoice atthcse attacks. They got prove
what we have all along maintained, that
our gallant candidate is not to be tram
melted in his views Of public measures by
any sectional or geographical lines, but,
looking to the glory Of his country, he will
shape his course and direct his energies
for the good Of the whole people.
We have recently been shown letter,
written by a member Of General Taylor's
family. in which the writer makes the lol-
lowing important statement of ficts.--
We put them on record, that all honest
men may see and know how wisely thu
Wing Convention did, when they gave u,
such q man to vote for He never bought
u slave as an investment, and never SOLD
one in his life. But here is the cxtrac
from the letter. After speaking Of anoth
or distinguished man, who inherited slave:
and then sold them for money, the write
proceeds 10 say:
..On the other hand. General Tayloi
also inherited slaves, which nc proilcret
to keep and take care of. and has never
sold IA slave in his life. 1t is true he has
in some instances. purchased slaves. who
happened to be connected in marriage witt
some Of his servants, and at their owl
solicitation, paying in some instances al
enormous amount to CRAFTY and make
happy those unfortunate people"
How gloriously does this statement o
facts contrast with the foul libel that he hat
sent ton thousand dollars to Washington
city to buy slaves!-[Cn. Chronicle.
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DO NOT FORGET

To read the following letter from Gen.
Cass-the accompanying Baltimore Plat
form resolutions, and Cass' firm and COR
dial endorsement of them, just before
putting your vote in the ballot-box on the
eth Of November:
DETROIT, May Goth, 1847.
DEAR Sir: am obliged to you for
Your kind attention in transmitting me an
invitation 10 attend the Convention on In
tcrnal improvements which will meet in
Chicago in July Circumstances, how
ever. will put il out Of my power to be
present AT that time.
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
[ LEW. CASS.
~. l.. WHITING, Esq.
..Nesoired, That the constitution does not
coulcr upon the General Cove rnment the power
20 commence and carry on general system, OF
intcTna improvements
Resolved, That tisc confidence Of the Demo
cracy Of the Union, in the principles, capacity,
firmness, and integrity Of James X. Polk mani
tested BY his nomination and election in lslf.
has been sgnay justified by the sirctness of his
adherence 10 sound Democratic doc trines, by the
purity Of purpose. the energy and ability which
have characterized his f,instration, in oil our
affairs, Al home and abroad.'
81 have carefully read the resolutions Of the
Democratic National Convention, laying down
the platform Of political faith, and adhere
TO them firmly Us ] approve Them cordially. -
LEWIS CASS.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER Dll
MORE & DRuGS!!!

x large supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Dive
IA S:mfFs, &c, warranted PrRE, direct from
New York and PhiIade,phia.
Physicians aud ell others. can be supplied with
articles that they car depend upon psye, at the
lowest possible rates, and ;he best possible
terms. Call at Dr. Howelrs Drug Store.
Richmond, Aug. 9, lS4S 32-tf
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S A l. e S.
VALUABLE FARM
E~co ~ So ~ IL IL .

Z ME subsc rlber offers for sale the Farm on
which he now resides, lying five miles north
Of C.nues.Ils, Centre Township, Wayne Coun-
~, Indiana, Immediately the State road Lead
ing from Iawrenceburgh VIA Centrevile, WIN
chester, &C.. TO Fort Wayne, eight miles north
west from Richmond, balf mile north Of the
State road leading from Richmond TO Peru, Indi-
Said far;a contains 100 acres OF land OF
good quality, all under Tcfce, nearly one hun
dr..d ac res cleared, the balance timbered land
timber Of the best quality, such az poplar, in
abu ndance, walnut, ash, beech, and a great guam
iiiy Of sugar tree, with sufficient stock water az
al times the premises; good orchard OF the
best cultivated fruit; shrnb5ery &c The bull
dings exccile ut brick dwelling house, good
cellar, Tram. barn, good stabling, with other ne
ccssiry buildings. new and in good repair. The
situation is handsome, dry and healthy, convent
rnt TO mills, machinery, churches. school house
sc and only requires to be seen to be admired
by any person wanting handsome and agreea-
bic home. For tel rms, which will be reasonable,
call on The sul,-s rber the premises, II bargain
can be- had by applying soon. Possession can
be- had BY the last Of October next.
LEWIS McLANE.
May 81 1913. 23-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30

FEMALE Mrnfcrxx-D- Toe ns- Nd. sSer~ss,...
INA IS sovereign aud speedy care fss lneap,sss
Cansnmpt on. HAsscnocss. Psei.F~us. sHs-rs. e..
rssi.hg vi TIE W ome, Cesiiveness. Flies, Lea
corThosa. or W hstes. cbs'-uctrd difficult Men.
S:ruatcn, Iacuatinen Of Urine or inv OHM, 500
4sseliage thereof snd for the general proxtr.,,u.
OF tsse >ysien,--no matter wheii HE resslt Of
inherent cause or causes, rrcdnc-d By irregular.
ny, illness or accident. Nothing eaa be more
surprising than its invircrating efg~ess o. tho
human ira rerscas all wrs ness aud ,s-,,-
tul from taking II al once becone rohssa sad
'ail OF energy nn.!.r It's infaen nee II irrmeis.
ai-iy couuterac,s the neTvricssne~s ofshe f-nssie
frame, which is the great cause OF Barre asess
IL VII not tv expected OF OF de L..
cate ana'ure, TO eah,ai, certificates al cres per
formed bat We can the ai.l,c ,rd, tia, ham
afcd Of cases have been reported la as- Thou
>aa1s OF eases where families have been without
children after asin. few bottles OF this inSai-
aabir medicine. have been blessed ish lur,
healthy offspring.
New YORK. April ]. lstt
nR. TOWNSEND: Dear Sir--lac of my chill
Grea VERY sick viii, Cankrr in the Moa,h
aud Throat. attended III great d-btisy. 10
came near dying ! vhts,nra sesne Of yaar 81
ccl!cnt medicine. aa,i At cured Il directly, ivr
which ! ASSURE soa feel very grateful.
\ ours, r->prcffniiN:
FIlZABErii FoW LER, ~. D-shressrs 81. .
Noricr ~ Tne I,ntss-Thcse that iraiiass
Or. Io"n>rna'S SaFSaPartila. hav. nsarishty
Gated ihciF stun fsa sttss,a faT tfsoiss. Ac.
&c. and have copied oar hi,l- aud eircu lars
which rel ate 10 the complaints Of women, word
for wcra--other men Who PIT up m-siciu~. have.
sinee the great success al DIR Towns. nis Ssr-
sapar,iis IN complaints iac,leut 10 females, re-
eoni!nenlea tleiTs, although previously they did
not. \ number III these Mixtures. Pills. Sc. 4,
injurious Ia females, they aggravate disc
aaa uaGcrmine the constitution.
Sceorci C,Rrn. This certificate conc iusir~ly
proves that this Sarssrasiila has perfect control
over The most ol,si mate d,scas. Of the Bicsi.
thrre peIsuns cure. ia oac house h unprece-
lenied.
ps TowNsfNn-Dear Sir: have the pl-ss"v>
10 inform You that three Of my chii..reu have
been cured OF the Scrofula nv The of yoas
excellent medicine. They were afflicted very
verify nth bad Sores; have taken Gully four
bottles; II took the away, Tor which feel my :
self under great obligation.
Yours, respectfully.
ISAAC W. GRAIN, loo W oostes II.
OrIx,oxs OF Pnsrc,,Ns.--Dr. Townsend 10
almost daiiy receiving orders from Physicians 10
d iicfeni parts of the Union.
TINS is To certify that We the undersigned.
PLY ~ciaus Of the City Of Albany, have IN nu
merous cases prescribed Nr. Townscnd's Sarsa-
pnrili, and be lieve il To be cf the Most val
liable preparations IN Tn. market.
ii. p. PULLING, NJ ID.
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HENRY DICKINS som,
TAILOR WOOI.LEN DRAPER

LArE OF SHEFFIELD. ENGLAND. II WHICH
PLACE AND N LoNDoN He HAS HAD
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
EEANINCi removed 10 Richmond "a, and
commenced business, III his residence. at
The termination OF North r ront and Marion
streets opposite Jesse IDEAS. respectfully IA
forms ms i-ias ana the public. that he is NOW
prepared to execute orders hi> line, IN The best
sty le of fit aud workmanship. by wh!rh he hopes
TO merit approval ana therefore solets share
CT their patronage.
II. d. will keep On hand carefully selected
= III
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Dr. IONn>cnd's Compound
EXTRACT OF
g a 4 s q T. a IL Z = T. "a !.

! Principal Office l26 Fahon Street. N.'r York
aadl South P.art Street, albany.
/ Wonder and blessing of the A=c-'he m ,st
tx rnordinary Medicine m the WOLF.
Consnm !s ion Currf.-Ctennse and strength
en-. Consumption can be Cared. Bronchitis.
Consumption, Liver Complaint. Coils, Catarrh,
Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood. Soreness IN
the Chest, Hectic Flush n GIT sweats. + ,Hcu!r or
profasc ENpeetoraiion, Pam IN tho Side, &c,
have been and can be cured.
This extract is put up IN Quar-, Bottles; it is
six tunes cheaper, pletisanter. and warranted su-
perior TO ANY sold. 1t cures aIsrSe nIthou, Honi-
ting, purg.ng, sichening or Gcbi..atins the Ia
tent.
The great beauty and supe rcrity of this S.r-
sapariia over all other medicines IS that Wilde
il era!icutes the disease, II NY gorates the body
!, il Que of the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; 1t not only purii,es the
whole system aud strengthens the person, but II
creates new, pure and rich blood; power pos
sesscd by 40 other medicine. And IN this lies
the grand secret of It's wonderful success. II
las performed within the last two years, more
than 90 900 cures Of severe OF disease; at
least > 30 were considered incuriblr. 1t has
saved the lives of more ta, 10000 Children the
past ta in The city Of New ork a'cne.
More than 1000 cases OF Chronic Rheumatism
:.,o1a cases OF Dl spepsia.
1900 cases OF General Debility and Wan, OF
Energy;
1000 cases oftlc different Female Complaints
1000 cases OF scerfua;
300 cases Of the Liver Complaint;
5000 case. of cuusu,upiion;
\ nd thousands of cases Of diseases OF NE blood,
viz: Ulcers, Erysipclas, SAT- Rhcum, Puppies on
the Face, SC. &c, together with numerous
cases Of SICK Headache, pam in the side aud
Chest, Spinal Affections, &c, &c.
This, aware must appear incredible.
but have letters from Ply sieiaDs and our
Agents from all parts OF the United States, in
forming OF extraordinary cures. X. Van
Buskirk, Esq one Of the most respect table Drag
gusts in Newark. y j., informs : that he can
refer TO than $50 in that place alone.
There thousands of cases in the CITY of New
Gork, which wil refer to with great pleas
ure ANA TO Of character. IL - the best
medicine for the preventive of aisensc know u.
II undoubtedly saved the lives of more than
5000 CbitdreH the past season. as IT removed The
cause of disease, aud prepared them for the
Summer 1t has never been known 10
III jure i'll the least the most de- catc child.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
New York, April %, Ic47
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" ITO " THIS a
n HAVE for SALE. Of the most SPLENDID
double Seated Family Harrison Carriage ever
offered in this market. at the price-made Of the
best Of metcrals, and in Il substantial manner,
and flushed in good style-suitable for either
one to two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS
rtTCali at the Shop, few doors Eas. Of the
Starr House.
Richmond, April 10Th, ISIS. iGif.
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

New York, April -, Ir47
De. TowNsEND-1 verify b.ii-ye tliat your
SdrsapaIila has been The inesus. through PTnyi-
dencc. of saving my life. l have Tor several
years had a bad Cough. 1t became anu
worse. At last raised large Quantities of blood.
had night Sweats, and WAS greatly debiiitated
and REDUCED, and did not expect 10 1--we. | have
only used Your Sar-apartlla II shor: time. and
there has a wonderful change been wrought in
] NOW able to walk all over the city. !
IA blood. and my cough has ieh Yon
well imagine that am thankful for these
results. Your phedient servant,
" VI. RUSSELL, 81, CaiiIarine ST.
Rheumatisn.--Thisi is only one of more tl,an
four thousand cases Of rheumatism tiist Or
TowHse nd' -arsaparilia has cured. The most
severe and chrome cases are weekly cTadicated
by Its extraordinary virtues.
james Cummings, Esq, one OF the assistants
in the i.unatic Asylum, Biackw-iis island Is
the gentlemen spoken Of in Tie following letter:
Biack wells Island. Srpt ~, 1871.
Da. TowSsI.SD--DearSir | have suffered I.r-
rbv for nine wears viii, the rheumatism:
Siderable oI the time | conl1 not cal, sleep or
walk. had HE utmost distressing pains, and
my limbs terribly swollen | have a--a
four bottles Of Your SarssparIfa. ami they have
done mere Than one thousand dollars worth
Of good I am much betser--indeed. am
entirely relieved You are al liberty 10 use this
FOR The BIZ ne fit of the afflicted
! ours, respectfully.
JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and a;Hc.-Dr. Tor nsend's Sarsapa-
riia is uaeTuai!ed in cases Of the Chil,s and
Fever aud Ague. The following letter only
one Of hundred that We have received from til.
South and West OF ike character.
Cswego, Mich, Oct. -, I-7.
DR.. Townsend: Dear Sri pa released for my
wiir two hotties OF Sassapariilx o5 your Agent,
Mr. MeNair, Of Kalamazoo, 20 try IL for the Fe
ver and Agne. Before had fi,saslsed the first
bottle. staf,,,- aresi the bieoj, nd every
other aay, when the Cfilis and Fever appeared,
they were less violent, and b-fors she had fin-h
ed the bottle. she entirety relieved and site
Il much b~tter than sise bad been before she
took the Agae. A lady that i,ad b. en- very sick
with the Chlis and Fever, hui had broke them
with Ausnss2. and was left IN sery wesk aud
str~ssing state. and tronbled exceedingly will,
the A.n- Cake. sesisg the esieet that II had
my wife, she s-nt and procured few bottf--. and
1T restored her IN few weeks 10 complete health
Your SafsaPariIia IS " tbeut doubt nB.suaiIcd a.
diseases incide ui 10 tIse West. and IF yon fi,ins
that is's communication viii be or use, you are
al liberty 10 ase u you cbo-xa
Sours. r~spe cffsiify.
CHARLES II SWAIN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-30

That has ever been offered in the w este rn coun-
try Among which may be found, French, Eng.
iish, German and American Cloths; plain and
fancy Cassimeres, of every shade, quality and
price; Sattnetts, FIanneis, Tickings, Drilings,
and Checks, Tweeds of every style, Cottonad.s
and G able-twist Satin, Silk, Embroidered, Mar
settles and fancy vestinus.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18
ALSO.
Hardware, QueCnSWarC, and Groceries:
NEW GOODS!

The subscribers having associated themselves to-
gether, in the mercantile business, are now opening
in the Indian Queen House, formerly occupied by
x. Jackson, in Carrolton, as excellent an assort-
ment Of goods as ever has been presented to the
public in this market, Their stock is entirely new,
and having been selected with great care and atten-
ton, cannot fail to meet the wants and wishes Of
the public.
Their stock consists in part, of dry goods of eve-
ry kind, and Of excellent quality; groceries, hard
ware, queensware, cutlery iron, nails, paint leath
er, SC, &c, &c.
Having desire to please, they hope that all who
may want goods, in their line of business will give
them call, before purchasing elsewhere, and ex-
anime their stock.
They will take, in exchange for goods, all kinds
of country produce at very fair prices.
THOMPSON & CUMMINGS.
Carroton, May 5, lS4S.-3O-tf
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Master Commissioners Sale,
Tie state of Ohio. Carroll county, s.

The Ohio Life Insurance l Court OF common pleas
and Trust Company OF Carroll county, o.
VS.. hio, May term, l848.
James Elliott ct. ais. In Chancery.
By virtue of a decretaI order OF sale, issued out
of The court OF common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Carroton, on
Saturday The 1911 daycf august, A. D. l848,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, p. NJ. Of said day, the following described
tract OF land, situate in the county Of Carroll, and
State of Ohio, to witt being the east half of the
southeast quarter OF section fifteen, (l5) township
thirteen, ll3) of range tour, (4) in the Steuben-
vile land district, containing seventy-nne acres
and seyenty-fye hundreaths of an acre. Terms
cash. GEO. +. kennedy
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
July IA, I8l8-4O-jt Pr fee $500.
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Iy virtue Of a writ Of vendi exPOnas, issued
out OF the court Of common pleas OF Carroll coun.
ty, Ohio. and to me directed, will offer for sale
at the doorot the coult house in CaroIlion, on
MaHday tIe 2lst day Of August, i. d. l848,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, p. M. OF said day, tue following real estate,
to wiz: all the right title, interest and claims OF
Pinm Taylor in and 10 the following described
real estate viz: the one undivided half OF the
following lands, beginning at the northwest cor
nar Of section numter one, Lll in township num-
Der sixteen, lCl Of range SIX, lfl thence east
with the northern boundary OF said section seven
r. aud eighteen [l8 links to the northwest cor
ncr of TaylOr's aidIuon to the town OF Minerva,
thence south six IGl chains and ilty-LwO [j2l
links to the sOuthw corner OF the said addition,
thence east seven ~ chains and seveuty-sevcn
Ia links 10 the southeast corner Of said addition,
thelcp south three 81 chains and forty 40 links
to a post or a stone, thence west by a line par9l-
lei with the northern boundary Of said section,
fourteen [l4l chains aud nnety.seven l97l links
to the western boundary OF said section, thence
north ten [lOl chains and two [2l links to the
place OF beginning, containing nine acres and
eighty five hundredlhs Of an acre, strict meas
ure, situate in Carol! county, and in the Steu-
behvIlp land district. Taken in execution and
will he sold by me. Terms cash. The above
described lands were appraised at one hundred
and thrly-hve dollars, and may be sold at ninety
dollars. +. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
July q, IGI8-41-jt. Pr. fee 3,75