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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.,
and To all who use Liquor sls u Medi.
cine or AS "a Beverage.

Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for med-
tinn purposes should give tho preference to WOLFES
hCHEDAM AROMATIC SCiNAPPS
l. II i. manufactured ut Schedam, in Holland and
exclusively in the inctory of Tie proprietor by process
bnj from mpfefial elsewhere unemployed and un-
known.
II is proved, by tho repeated analysis Of .eyeul
eminent chemists, To be entirely f from the pernicous
tusil oil which remains In every kind of liquor distilled
from grar, and which sthe ennse ot the and
vseeu delnI cement. serious congestion, and morbid
lesfe tor habtua and Incorporate il du gencc, which
sutl liquors invariably tend TO superinduce.
j. IL s proved by the same unerfing tesla that tho
Juniper Gin favored with the course, acrid and
indgestibe oil of jupiter heretofore used, but with
The specifically lighter, volatile. aromatic and me-
dicina of the essential oils of the ilaan juniper
berry, me- looted by every other manufacturer.
l. 1t il chemically proved to be absolutely pure in its
rccliheutionh qualify Obtained by an entirely pro-
ees, and wheh eiher Holland Gin in the world has
acquired.
.. II il roved by extensive medical experience and
testimony 10 be efficient we'll Us n agreeable REM
ed) in many of ncpent drepsy. gravel chronic
sont iheumafim haulence, colo, concreiions in the
kinney and bladder, yspepsia fever and aguc general
debility sluggish circulation of the blood deficient
stimulation oi food and exhausted vital energy.
6. Ii IS grateful and renovutng corda.. md,
when used directed, in1anes the sys en- or in
duces nebrety but tends rather subdue the latter
niity by creu dislike all inferior liquors And
it nsntnby cnrreets TIN i'll effects "f bad water wteth
er in swampy limestone districts In all of these
enumerated ilities il has rival in any ke in the
world.
snre the init oduction of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, a number OF Liquor
Houses IN New York and other large cities have
commenced connterieng it, The genuine only sold
in quai and pint bottles andsomely wrapped in yellow
paper, with my name the bottle, cork. ana label.
would advse those who it medi inally. purchase
hy the bottle, Bars and Hotel, frequently fill my bot
lles with common gin aud sell i for the genuine For
'ele ly all the respectable Druggists in tie United
Suites UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
1s 90, and % Beaver-st., New York.
The word Schnapps" belongs exclusively TO my art
Gle, all others counterieii.
d3m
For sale !. II. THOMPSON & COS
New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

fOMiNG AROUND D-lnnediately nller tin,
y rtfibuton II our bills, DE I January Is com
peted, we shnl calling IN the hol ier- la
,he litte amounts. nnd hope they will all lac in rcndi
nezs 10 CASH uF PROMPTLY.
Our hlen Il will betr in mind tnat Notwithstanding
tie -itiugenoy OF the tunes, W. hnve nsual compile
mnnt nt hands enpo,rd nnl ne now manufacturing NJ
unusually aege amoutt Il Gtohns for the sprhe saic
whehrrque- lirtle ea, pu, o our ihfong ol hnr
weekly nrline OF the outlay ia cash fol matetias
Deliuquent, wlu.e hili4 due lst July lat ale nj
vet sele, bre sile taa enless attended To BY l..
fehnunry they viii be- placed inlhe hands Of btte,
collectors.
BGRROuGH SSuAF'GR Y !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

Al-o over 100000 Paintings. Statues Medals harts
Albums Naunbe Books, and Portfolios of Enrrnvfnp.
making in all $50 900 gifts which will o istr hui.d by
committee appointed by the ShnIeh,laers nnl Tor
Anrded free of charge b" he Pubcs obedenf s,fgnts
DASHALLS CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18

~ bIE LEATHER 90 lbs GOOD and
- DAMAGED sole LEATHER, a superior article
gjast received and f,r ,alehy Lee & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
GEORGE b. JONES q CO,


nRuGGISTS PkrfRsnuRa. w ohcr Tor sale lor
IL CASH or on approved CREDIT, mn extensee
md yaricd nssorineni ot Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye -Stuffs, Window Glass, Soaps, Peifumeiy.
&c. &c. Obtninng thrr supplies irom manufacturers
and importers only ihey prepnred II lnns l'nie
nnd genuine nit ces low they he bought of my
reailaI lahhne house.
Th,r stock iot the Full tnde embrncess l'es fre"ch
English mud American QuniBe Prime Cairarns and
Manilln Indigoes, Prime Honduras Goohineu Best oil
i've Oil in bottles aud ensks Pure White Lead dly nnl
ground in OIL; Prime bmhro Mndder II balrels anj
key; Blue ltrio in bbls and koe>; Extract Lacwund,
in boxe.; Spices all kinds whole aud ernnnd; PoPn
lar rnent Mcdicipea of all kinds upins nnd other
tracts 5f tie b-ldNnrehrl; Ger1au Cologne, liaif Oil.
ponnlun, .aiI br4s'ies, dc &oa 81.
seP9ts
1 IGOIttCE. We ha,e a
good supply ot Licurce oi approved brandt :"
sule accommodating terms
THOS. BRANCH II SONS,
sepal.ts Petersburg, Va.
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oEgCE.-The Subscribers havng purchased ot
Joan A ffanhlip hi. interest in the concern of
Fauklin Brother Co. will continue the business in
he house nrNt door 10 Libuy War hons,, under
liz, firm and sly al Franklin Bfotfer. They return
heir thanks to their friends and the public generally
libcri paironage extended them fo the shorl
M they have bee in The Grocery atd Commits ssion
n,inrss. ned mo- respectfully sneil continuance of
snIn prom sing thcr best cxeriisn. 10 give
II il etion all Win mny 10 husiness with tnem.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-18
Smiths lnyig0rating Cordial


nIsSOEuTION.-r suhsc, hers hnving dis
posed ai ihrir entire stock Messrs faliacrro
\, Ham lion would respectfully call upon those indebt.
81 them forward anl settle as is essential
thut iheir business be c,osed up curly pri"d
possible In retiring from the grocery business they
return their sncere hanks their tieHs and customers
oi the liberal encouragement bestowed upoa them, and
asl continuance of the 10 concern Office
III the old stand BILLIARD Il OGDEN.
der99t.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

ase, ria ming " hether IL ey had taken the third
degree. ThOs.. " Lo had not received it were
TAX n il to an an'e room, questioned, and IN
.truClcd further in the mysteries OF tie Order
as the business To he transacted CoIld not. with
safety. be done III the pr essence OF amy one who
had not taken the niece ssh ~ o.thS OF third de-
grae member.
Be.oie proceeding further, they inquired OF
. each member tor whom they voted al the | iSt
NE 81 ction. All those who had voted the
Cl'nann ticket (and there were abo1i C GIT who
had not done SOY according TO the instructions
ufthc Grand CO uncil. last fall Were required IL
acknowledge ia, had committed an offence a
gainsttl eOrder and ask be forgiven and prom
ic in all things in future to oil ey their superiors.
, Up so dolng. p V, te was taken and the re-
pentiug members were re'nstated
Ibeing member of the Legislature, was in
,i.ed upon the pla form with lie officers o. the
meeting and introduces ly Mr. Bsr&tr, who
iaG rn,,d the Grand Council that would make
,xrlan:.ii. rs in l,tien 10 ny wee lst at the
las, election Wii,e 1 was proceeding to do
SO. one Of ihe RENDERS asked me for whom
voted (. Unite,l States Senatorl When re-
p';e |, VIM II Sewrrd. H. ere Ited u great ex-
element in al parts of the hlll Some twenty
q thirty. moIe vehement than the rest, rushed
forward tn the platform, Kissing stamp NJ their
feet, crashing their teeth, extending their arms
with cluiehe lists, crying our, with cnuntenan-
ces ilu<ned with vehement Traitor" PERU
rsr,"' Liar" VIII in and other epithets, ;lc-
con pried with the exclamation. hustle him
=" clown star with him. "thruw him out
Of the window. &c. &c.
By this time II e Getting was III a Terfect up.
roar. The presiding officer could not control
those pre- seI.t, and declared the meeting adj
iourncd for IN hour. There was then great
rush f T the platform VII re | WAS stanlins.-
Son OF the fo most seized ny c ,llar, but Ey
the exer;ions of few personal friends, l was
s..yed from further violence 10y being, with great
haste, escorted down private stairway. while
etherS closed The doors and kept p OK the mob
When reached tie ST, c t, Mr. Barker advised
t. go TO ny hot.l. and not to show myself
about the IL &c but leave the city IN the first
convey ne. Having no other business to at
eft 20, took his advice and left Syracuse in
the first train.
| know not what Il and the council may
think Of this. bu; if you ever desire to send Il
delegate TO such Pdndemouium you must Sc
Let 5 inc o-hcr person besides Your sincere
friend and .el .Cw' ownsuIan.
MOSES EAMES
To the w P. Of ,ancil pa
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Penalty Of Usury.
A CT THEN.

The Following summary of the laws of the
seve raj States. III rel ,tion TO the legal Interest
on money. taken from the Bankers Magazine
for January, 1865. NAV be considered as re,ia
ble' 1t differs MATERIAL; from statements here
,ofore published:
Miine-lcgl rae of interest per centum.-
P~nalty-cxcess not recoverable.
New Hampshire per cent Penalty-for
felt three tunes tie interest.
vermon.--6 per cent. Pcnalty--excess may
be recovered blck
Massachusetts--6perc cent. Penalty forfeit
TIN &c times the whole amount.
Rhode Islands per cent. Penalty-excess
NAV be recovered hy payers.
Connechcut--6 per cent. Pcnalty-forfeiture
of al the interest.
New York. per cent. Penslty--!orfeiture
ofcontract.
New Jersey--6psr cent. Penulsy-forfeiture
of contract.
Pennsylvania-6 per cent. Pcnalty-forfeit-
urevuf contract.
Deiaware--6 per cent. Penalty-forfeitui e
of contract.
Marylahd-6 FER cent. Penahy--forfeiture
of contract;
virginia---7 per cent. Psnalty--contracts
void.
North Carolina--6 per cent. Penalty--con-
tracts void,
sDuth caroliaa-7per cent. Penalty-forfeil
ure of all ,he interest.
Georgia. per cent. Penalty---forfsisure OF
all the interest.
Alabama--3 per cent Penaly-forfeiture Of
all the interest
Arkunsas-6 per cent. Penalty-contraets
void.
FIo,iJa--6 rer cent. Penalty-forfei,ure Of
all the interest.
Illinois-6 per cent. Penalty defendant re-
covers his costs.
Indiana-6 per cent. Peralty--ine CT five
times the whole amount.
Iowa.-sper cent. Psnaisy-forfsi''r' Of o1-
cess of interest.
Kentucky-6 per cent, Penaity--contract
for interest void.
Louisspia--5 per cent Penalty-forfeiturco OF
all the interest.
Mchigan--7 per cent. No Penalty.
Mississippi-o per cent. P,nalty-forfeitnre
excess of interest.
Missouri--6 per cent. Penalty--forfeiture
Ohio-6pcr cent. Penalty-ferfeitv .e excess
of interest,
Tennessee--6per cent Psnaliy-lisble to in-
dictmen, for misdemeanor.
Texns--S per cent. Penalty-for'eiture OF all
the interest.
Wisconsin, per cent. Penalty--spccial
contracts--12
G. lifornia--Io per cent. No penalty.
There are vsrious States that permit higher
! rate of interest on special contracts, viz: Yer
MONT per cent may be charged upon railroad
| bonds. In New Jorsey-7 per cent may bs
charged in Jersey city aud in the township o.
Hoboken. In Maryland-,he penalty is mat
ter of some doubt, in Consequence of late de
cision Of Judge fancy. which does not, howev
err. meet the assent of the bar If Baltimore. Ii
Arkansas, ten per cont may be charged on spe'
/ c;al contracts In Illi2o:s-the Banks m
charge seven per cent. and ten per cent may b'
! charged between individuals, on special Con
trae t.. In Louisasil-eight per cent may b
charged. In Michigcn--contracts IN writing
are legal to charge 10 per cent The same il
Mississippi and Ohio. In Texas--l2 per cen
| may be charged on special contracts.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
THE Ii AN n E. r
Agricultural.

The Agricultural Society Of this place
meets a, the Court House on Monday
next, when we hope TO see the farmers OF
Marshall County there en- masse. each
one expressing his desire and determine
tion 10 elevate the Agricultural standard
OF their own county. There is no reason
Why Mfrshall County should no. have as
scientific farmers within her limits, as
any other In the State. Can you not have
as well cultivated farms. raise as much
grain on an acre OF ground. anu have as
good stock of cattle about you2 You
cer,oinly can. Why, don't you do it
then? For no other reason 1--WE will an
sxer) than that you have not organized
and formed an Agricultural Society and
tual conversation on Agriculture topics.
You have not met once year and shown
what you have done. and given your ex-
Perience or how 10 raise the various
grains you produce, and thereby getting
the ideas and opinions of Others to show
where if you have lacked system. Then
fcIm a Socisty, obtain seeds from the Ag-
get cool stock, and talk about keeping
them on the cheapest plan. and when you
- - y, aAn
10 YOU that earth was barren desert and
a'glocmy wilderness, EIenized by mans
own labor and skill-that the wilderness
rose. and the uninviting crab apple, by
cultivation have been made like the DO
nestle Damask. or the swseet flavor OF a
Golien Pippin. There is power and
efficacy in mans energies. when proper
ly directed. which tell beyond compaIi
son. Viii you then set yourselves abou;
the work OF re;renchment and reform i'm
metiately. AMI discard forever that (now
almost obsolete) idea that the farmers
avoca.ion IS one Of necessity a!one-that
II IS a low desqica bic calling unworthy
OF YOUR 5eS. elForts--that IL is no field
for an intelligent and scientific man
For be ii known that we believe this Is
d s4d mistake. In our opinion no bet
ter circumstances can well surround you.
10 foster vigorous intellect Of pro
life thought or TO demonstrate loved
science than those which center around
yoa. while in the homes; pursuit Of !he
farmers calling. For this is the com
hinat'oa of al Science, Philosophy ami
Eth les. Again we say assemble OF.
Monday next Rally Rally Rally!l
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

The Treasurer of State has issued the
following important notice. Will eur
exchanges please call attention TO it -
State Sentinel.
NoTIcE.--lnform has reached
this Office. that some County Treasurers
after having collected The Revenue III the
best quality of par funds. have then seld
these funds at premium for Free BanA
Paper. Such Treasure rs may be assured
that their free Bank paper cannot be re-
ceived for Revenue at this Office. 1t is
.heir..duty TO collect the Revenue in The
best funds in the community but then
10 sxchange..these funds for such as are
less valuable is palpable fraud upon
the State.
w. r. NOFSINGER,
Treasurer of State.
Office Of Treasurer OF State. Indianap pc.
lis. Feb. 90. 1888.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Communicated.
fOr the DaUnet.
PROGRESS OF THE AGE.


Events of the most momentous ints-
rest are daily transporting in this mighty
epublic-events that create in the mind
the brightest hopes for the prosperity and
future glory Of our beloved country. tina I
srs we'll calculated to fill the heart OF
every Amearicah patriot and christian
with feelings OF the profoundest gratitude
to the Giver Of all good. Not very
many years ago some divines and phil
osophers, eminent for their learning wis
dom and piety. and some statesmen dis.
tinguished for their genuine love Of free
dom, conceived the idea and formed the
plan of educating the masses by a system
of Common Schools regulated and sustain.
ed by legislative enactments. This was
grand idea, noble plan. the only GER
tain means of establishing Christianity
on solid basis and perpetuating our
liberties, By means of common schools,
by the countless advantages and blessings
flowing from Sabbath Schools, by the
ministrstions from the pulpit, and the
noble efforts of many genuine and able
Statesman and lovers of mankind, many
beneficial results have already. every
where. been accomplished. Among these,
and the only one which intend to notice
at present, is the passage Of the "Maine
Lava law in my judgement. of the
most vital importance 10 the welfare of
the people. This law will dry up the
poisonous fountain from which flows
nearly all the pauperism and crime, that
fill SO many abodes with desolation and
woe and burthtn the community so
heavily with taxation. Prepared with
The anxious care, and watchful discrim-
ination that should attend the framing
of every law of SO great Importance 10
the public veal. it is doubtless constitu
tional, and commends itself TO the regard
VI al 10 d CitlZcus
This is. however, not the time for the
friends of Temperance to relax their
efforts. Now is the tins for them 10 be
vigilant and active. and see that the
Law is enforced. A great effort will be
made to prevent its due execution, and a
formida ble faction of its enemies will be
found who will struggle hard for its re-
peal. Every demagogue and knavs of
every grade and party will be arrsyed "a
gainSt it. They will work diligently for
its repeal for their vocation will be gone.
They fear compulsory exodus to Nor.
uiondom or some other bourne where
Squat,er Sovereignty instead of civiliza-
lion prevails. | npprehend, however.
that the most of the vendors of intoxi.
eating drinks who have heretofore moved
in the decent walks Of society, will will
lingly.yes even gladly submit TO the law
and betake themselves TO other and more
honrable pursuits. Those who do not
will be left in their own infamy shorn Of
the power to do evil. l say TO the friends
of Temperance. see tim. law is faithful
ly executed.
More anon A CITIZEN.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

TIPPEcANoE FARMER.--The foreman OF
this Office is getting up club 10 this Pa
per. and we hope our Farmers will han6
in their subscriptions as soan as possible
Every Farmer In the County or State.
should take il, as i. is n Home Paper. and
especially ai=Pisd to WesternAg ricu.Gure
Stock Raising. &c. 1t is published
Monthly--sixteen very largo octave pa
grs. and only so cents year. TIE rec
ipes in the LadIes department will alone
5e worth the price OF subscription TO any
family IN the country or town. and the
information that nnyFlrmer will receive
IN Agriculture, Fruit. and Stock Raising.
&C.. VII be worth more than the SINAI!
amount OF 50 cents tina, lie will pay for il.
Numbers of the Farmer can be seen al
this Office.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Notice TO .so,s Residents.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undtr r
i Y signed with tho County surveyor. will on
the 9TH day of March, 1855, at 10 O'clock a,
IN. on said day, proceed to survey and locate
the corners OF his land in section "a township
81 north. of range cas-. in Mashall county, to
meet at the resilence CT David Hume. and con-
tiaue from day to day mt all is finished
Non residents who fail to meet the Survey
or at the time aud place above mentioned and
deiray or provide for defraying their portion of
the expense OF said survey, WI be returned to
the Auditor of said county. aud such de linquen-
cy paced ON the tax duplicate and collected
according to law, DAVID PI,,,,r
Feb. 10. 1855. asa
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Sheriff, Safe.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed
Id out Of the Clerks Office of the Marshall
Circuit Court, will expose to pu bic sale at
the Court House door in the town OF Plymouth
in said county ON Saturday the Sd day of March
A. ID. 1855, between the hons of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and o. clock P. NJ. on said day the rents
and profits !or seven years of the following de-
scribed real estate. TO wit. the east half of lot
No. 166 in the town of Plymouth in said coun-
ty and if said rents ami profits fail to sell for
a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and
cost will proceed 10 sell the fee simple title
10 said real estate to satisfy the same. Exc.
cutsd as the property OF James H. Case at
the salt of G. N Henderson IL Co.
JOHN L. THOMPSON, Sheriff =
pr T. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
47t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
E3miuietrat Or's Sale.

YENHE undersigned administrator of the e.
tate OF aaron Myers, decea, ed Will sell
at public aucti at the late residence Of said
deceased in the town of Bourbon on the 18th
day of MgrCh 1855 the personal properly be
longing TO said estate not taken by the widow
consisting o. one one horse wagon, one W,
two box stoves, one cook stove, one rifle gun,
two clocks ON silver watch, one set bench
planes aud other tools, household and kitche n
furniture.
A credit Of six months Will be given on all
sums 4 three dollars. the purchaser giving his
note with approved security, with interest
f-om date waving valuation and appraSement
laws DAVID BOYER, Admir-.
February Il, 1855, 1873,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
TO NON RESIDENTS

signed, with the county Surveyor, will, on the
End day OF April. 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on
said day, proceed to survey and locate the cor
ncrs of his land in section l5 township 33
north of range east. to meet on the premises
and continue from day 10 day until all is fin
ished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
defiay or provide for defraying their portion of
the expen: Of said survey, will be returned to
the County Auditor, and such delinquency
placed on the tax duplicate and collected &C
cordrrg to law.
1878 VIM. GARRARD.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
Notice
TO NON RESIDENTS

NOTICES lie eby given that the under
~ signed, with the county Suly y.r, viii, ON
the 18th day OF March, 1855 at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
on said dsy proceed to survey and locate the
corners of his land in section 3 township 81
north of range east in Marshall county, TO
meet at the resden; Of jacob Kho' lock and
continue from day to d. yuntil all is flushed.
Non residents who TAIL t. meet tie cuun y
surveyor, a. tie time and p ace abo mention
ed, and deliay or provide .or detraying their
portion ofthc expense of said survey, WI be
returned to the county Anditorof said county.
and such Delinquency placed on the tax dupl;-
cate and collected according to law.
JACOB KNODLOCK.
Feb. Is, 1855. 1873.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

o. By the Indiana Republican of the
22nd we learn that two gentlemen whose
respective names are James Dunmill and
John Taffe are taken as assistant editors
to that paper. Wonder if they are as
quarrelsome as the Chapmans?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
E5rinistratoI's 1[otica.

NOTICEis herby given that the under
" signed b as been appointed administrator
of the esta-e OF aaron Myers la'e Of Marshall
County Ind. deceased. Persons having
claims agains said estate are Request ed 10 file
them duly authenticated for adj .stment; and
those own (, are hereby notified to make imme
date settlement. The eSta'e is supposed to be
S. lven,. David BOYER. Admir-.
February Il, 1853, 4Sti.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01

QUESTION FOR DEsATE-Ifa slave does
wrong he cannot be punished by i'm
prisonment ss a man. he must receive a
certain amount of lashes. Ii q brute
beast commits wrong. he is not punish
ed by stripes. The Question, is: Wha,
is niger? Is he something between
man and beast? and where is the line OF
de maIka ton
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
TO NON Residents.

notice. hereby given that the undersigned,
with the county Surveyor, will, on the 10th
day Of March, 1855. at 10 O'Clock a. m. on
said day, proceed to survey and locate the
the corners oftheir lani in section 10 and 2 |,
in township 80 north of range east, to meet
at the residence of ID. Hazard, and continue
from day to day until allis finished.
Non residents who fail to meet the Surveyor
at the time and place above mentioned, and
defray or provide FOR deiraying their portion of
the expense of said survey, will be returned
to the County Auditor of said county. and such
delinquency placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
d. HAZARD
49t3 J. DAVIS