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Prescr1pt,onS.-We hear some complaint OF
d lack of enterprise and energy on the part OF
our city druggists, several instances having
lately occurred where parties were unable to
have prescriptions compounded at night, when
ordered by physicians for very sick persons.
No doubt our apothecaries have to work very
hard, and it must be a grievous tack to leave
a comfortable bed to answer the door bell
but in these times many disagreeable necessi-
ties must be submitted TO in order 10 relieve
the greater sutferings of others.
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Violent Assauit-On Thursday night John
Gentry made q violent assault upon Benia.
min Bolton, at the Charleston House, near
the Second market The affair was yesterday
brought to the attention Of the Recorder, who
considered 1t sufficiently aggravated TO de-
demand the action OF q higher court. He
therefore held Gentry to bail in the sum OF
$500 to keep the peace and to appear before
the Grand Jury In February next
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4 False Plea "A darkey named Theodore,
slave Of VIM. Hammond, was examined yes,
terday on charge of stealing a pair of shoea
He did not deny the fact, but plead in ex.
teauation that he committed tho theft to evadc
tho horrors of starvation. As there was no.
thing in his appearance to indicate that he
was starved niger, the Recorder sent hin,
down for punishment.
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A RousER.- A large ri1ed columbiad, of
nine-inch bore, and weighing II, $50 pounds,
passed through this city yesterday morning,
On youA 70 Mobile, addssosed "a 0ensral
joass q. WttAem. & sa1oo . SsW leea II
4 M "a 4. ~ 9. ~, t.:' -.
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The Trial Of Harvey Wash, for passing coun-
terfsit gold coin, 10 yet pending before Jldge
Lyons The Courtwas yesterday occupied in
hearing tho evidence, but adjourned before its
conclusion, and the jury was placed In Gus
tody Of the Sergeant for the night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

Personal - Brigsdisr General Henry r.
Jackson, commanding 1t 0rsenbrisr river, and
Colonel j. n. Ramsey, Of the lst Georgia
Regiment, are Ut present in Richmond. Gen.
eral jackson 10 on his way 10 Georgia, to take
command ~ Major General Of the Stats
totcea
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REORGANIZATION og THE MILITIA.

On motion OF Mr.. q. " RANDOLPH. The
Convention went into secret session for the
purpose OF considering Tie ordinance re-
organizing the militia.
Tna ordinance was further amended and
passed. after which the Convention al.
lourutG.
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Conference Appointments.-We publish this
morning the list of Methodist Conference ap-
pointments, by which it will be seen that
there are some changes in the churches of this
city,
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FROM GEN. FLOYD's CAMP.

Flogd's Retired. from Cotton HtIl-Is Occupation
By The Yonkees-Pri soaers--An Adranes of the
Fed<rals Probabte-THc Conditios Of Jrestera
Virginia, SC.
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A sTiSgINS COMPANY.

A Mem phis paper, announcing the arrival
of a company of volunteers from Plaque
mine, Louisiana, says:
All the officers had sword belts made OF
rattlesnake skins, while the priyates wore q
rattlesnake rattle in tieir caps"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-30

Two spoonfals Of Ansiy powdsrsd ceafcSs.s
drank In half glass Of water, VIII "a ~
than Aftsen minates give relief 70 .ns !, =. ri
headache, when csussd. - In most CASE =
by supsrabundxncs Of acid ON ne ssomss".
James a. Fore was sentenced BY Ne saW
rior Court of slheatoraeld county, On as
day, Ia ave yenx0' eoDanemsnt u ths
Ten 'iasYy - sAaalas ~ dsssA ~ =
NJ end tpssnsal
/ YIN
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Secret Chapter OF the Northern History
OF the Nnr-A Speech from Gen. rartsr-
son-His Campaign Defended.

at Philadelphia, on the Goth inst. mem be 5
of the First City Troop met in commemora-
Ion OF tle oImaiion Of the company in i77I.
Alter assembling st the aVLoTy, tue Troop
proceeded to the Continental Hotel, when e
hey partook Of the anniversary dinner. Al
tor these had been ably discussed, Gen. Pat.
terson, IN response to a feast and three cheers,
made forcinle speech, explaining his rea-
sons for not intercepting Gen. Johnston, pre-
vious 10 the batlle OF Manassas junction:
Tina senllemen OF the Troop We're wituesse $
Of what was dJns, ana he asSer ted what they
Kew 10 De rue. that he column was well
condu, ted. Ihara was not u false steep m AIDE
nor II binnder committed The skirmishers
were always in front, and the TANKS well pro-
lected. They We're caught ia no trap and
ii into 10 aInbuscade. Taey repeatedly Of
ief=d tAe enemy battle, and when they &C
cepted l. they beat Them. There was defeat
a!,d 40 retreat with his column.
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Tor the very Questionable ssAtsmsas 10 TOO
vaeue % be entitled 70 notice.

Tor the very Questionable statement 10 TOO
vague 70 BE- entitled 10 notice.
This case Is one Of those wrongs Of journal.
Ism growing ont of nconsiderateness, without
improper motive. which IL must be confessed.
occur too often, and which, in the nature OF
things, II Is Impossible fully TO repair We
very much regret that this paper has been the
mcdinm Of 1t, and make this explanation in
Justice TO Mr.. WM r EARLE aud ourselves.
-----=-------~-----
BRAD AND WHisxrY.--A Southern con-
temporary denounces in terms of Just but
strong reprohasion the extensive distillstion of
the staff of life into one of the most prolific
fountains of misery and death that ever was
let loose upon an unhappy race. In the pres
an: condition OF the South, when 1t Ia abso-
lntelv necessary that all the grain we raise
should be converted to its legitimate purposes,
its distilatiop into whiskey should be re-
strcted to such limits as are required for me
ilcinL purposes, and the moderate supply
Which Is necessary for the army. Anything
beyond this is wanton, criminal, and treason.
able waste of articles essential I the sup.
port Of our soldiers and the comfort of our
population
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FORT N'RYE

The fort on Pensacola harbor generally
spelled McRae' is properly " Mere" IL
is u cassraated fertilization with two tiers or
guns in casemate and one tier en- barba;e, that
is to say, on the ramparts. 1t is built 10
mount 100 guns, and Is distant from Fort
Pickens, built for 2i0 guns, q bout mile ana
quarter. There is q water battery In I'D.
vance of Fort McRee mounting ten heavy
guns.
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STATE CONVENTION.

FRIDAr, Nov. %, 1851.
The Convention Was opened with prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. BcssIKgAE, of tho Univer.
salist Church.
PAY OF OFFICERS.
Mr.. BLAxKY submitted the following reeo-
luton, which was adopted:
Reeolred, That the Paymaster General Of
the virginia forces report to this Con ven ton
whether there are any officers belonging to
the Virginia forces connected with the militia
OF volunteer service, receiving pay without
active commands, AMI II 80, the aggregate
amount thereof per month.
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WILD CoYPyE.-The Covington (l.al "sH'
d-yr has tho following remarks


The seed of this plant are being extensively
gathered and us.d. II W II pnzzle goou
Judge TO tell the difference between tt anu ne
hume, IL properly made. Pc sons wco
wish 10 experiment should be careful not "
get the wild indigo instead Of the conee: ~
can be easily distinguished. The seed Oh 'uc
coffee 10 nat, while that Of the in'ixo 10 'oIS
and round. There IL sufficient In this .rsn'
If gathered, TO supply New Orleans, aud ~
be gathered for about l2s cents per 10. Ing
many rumors of It's beng poison, e ausaae
blindness, Ac., Ia our opinion 10 All moos
Aine; and II we had no other reason iol p.s
dscanng an opinion, the fac. VI the gatoerl l.,
OF Ii by an eminent French physician % go
Ocleans, DIR. Dubourg, would be sumesns;
We are told that he has not only pronounce
1t good, hut healthy.
DEATH OF An OLD OIriyns.--Ths re'cfs"aAs
Egprsss. Of the esth inst, publishes ie'.''
from Suffolk. Va. from which We take .n'
follow wine extract: ,x..e
Dr. Edward r Hunter. one OF the oio ia.
and most esteemed citizens OF this county.
died vt hts residence near South QuSy -
Yesterday. He was seventy dve Year, o. ~
DIR. Hunter represented this county IA
LagislAture Of the STATE many year. ssvs
was for many ysArs Justtcs 81 ths 80. $50
and . prominsnt membsr OF the 1aP'N'
Church.
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was truly magnificent. The Bishop then
offe red a m ost i'm pressive and fervent prayer,
at the conclusion of which the appoin tment Is
were announced, which are as follows,
(errors excepted
Richmond Dis,ric, James d. Coulling, =. E.
Richmond: Centenary, W. W. Benuett Sid.
ney, TO be supplied; Clay Street. Thomas IL
Haynes Oregon, to be supplied; Broad
Street, David $: Doegett; Trinity. A. q.
Station, VIM. Fl. Christian; Seamen's Bethel,
+. j. Boggs Manchester, 1 b Is. q. Pearson
Chtrles City, Oscar Littleton; James City,
VIM. G.. Lumpkins; Williamsburg, Jacob
Proctor; Hampton. to be supplied York, !,
w. White; Gloucester, J. b. Day, one to be
supplied, William H. Wheeiwright. In the
armyD Matthew'S, Jas. g. Lumsden King
Wiliiam, b. johnson.
Frsder1cksburx Dfstrict.-James A. Proctor,
p. E--Fredericksburg, A. Bledsoe, Spottsyi.
vania, H. q. Cheatham; King and Q aeep, A
J. Beckwithi Middle sex. John G. Rome; Ian.
caster, John M. Saunders; Wesrmoreland.
Moore; Sta Il rd. James u. Mesparrin; Eau.
quier, James Fl. Cronin; Rappahannock,
James p. Fitzpatrick; Uulpeper, John +.
Poulton, ]. Carson. supernumerary; Rapid
nsesoars .'o Jane. M. Anderson oi Posom nMa
John ii. Baylev; Warrenton, Robert w.
Watts, James Williamson; winchester, y.
w. Shipley, Clarke. J. q. Hammond; Wash
W. wallace Duaoan; Rock creek, Fsiriaa.
Patterson's Greek. Springfield, and Prince
William, TO BE- supplied.
CAarismssviAs Districs-Jos. H. Davis, p. Z !.
Charlottesville, Thos. III. Early; AibemarI
John l.. Clarke, James W. Grant; Nelson.
Samuel Robinson; Scottsville, II. II. Gary;
Fiuvanna, y. M. Linuey; 9oochland, Thos.
!. Bsyton; Hanover, Davis y, Wtlls; I1ouisa,
James r. WaGgonsr; Orange, Henry ~. Lat
timore; Msdison, James q. Moss; Piedmont,
-s: HarTisonhurg, Joseph u: Amiss;
Elk Kan and braves Uhapel, r. i. Way. 8
Ire Ly.ssdks.k 1890 y La1ehers :. 3;
Gear sssgsi yols q, Nxssalsl =
GEi VIVA 4 III s.
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ARkASsAa LFaIsLATTRp

The Legislature af Arkansas ad,ourr..
Monday last. Oh
The State Journal says that bill wa, ,,...,
extending the charter privileges of the NJ.
phis and Little Rock Telegraph Com PAW -
Fort Smith and Fayetteville The Iina.o
tween these points will be eomplstsd
soon as possible, probably within th,s.
months. es
ALSO, bill to facilitate the circulation .,
Arkansas war bonds, and compel creditor, n
receive them or Government norss go
bid the sale Of property for two YEAR, ss,s,
the close of the present war
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
Resolutions

Passed by the Temple of Honor on the death of
their Brother, Elisha Garrett.
At regular meeting of Randolph Temple OF
Honor, No. II, held at Winchester, Ind, Monday
evenings April sth, 1851, a Committee appointed
to present resolutions on the occasion of the
death of our worthy Brother, Elisha Garrett
made the folio wing report, which was unan-
imously adopted.
WHEREAS, Death has entered the portals OF
our Temple and removed from our midst one OF
our pillars and workers. Elisha Garrett
thereby reminding US of our own mortality and
admonshit Us that we too will soon be
numbered among the dead; therefore,
Resolred, That remember with nournfu
satisfaction the Virtues Of our departed Brother
and that we commend his zeal in furthering tn,
great and good cause Of Temperance and his un
wavering integrity to the order.
Resoired, That We tender 10 the bereavet
COMPANION and friends our sincere condoenc,
for the great loss they have sustained.
ReSolred, That these proceedings be spreat
unon the Records of our Temple and that a cop,
be presented to the wife OF the deceased, and
that the Editors Of the Randolph County Journa
be furnished with copy with the reqaes, t,
publish the same.
GEo W. HUH
J X. MARTIN. Committee.
JAS. L. Way.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

NEW YoRK, April s.-The steamer Edinburg
j. in the 0iing Her news Is anticipated.
The Harriet Lane sailed this morning. having
exchanged the Revenue for the American flag.
Large quantities of army stores are being ship
ped on hoard the steamers Baltic and Illinois.
The Illinois has taken on board 1900 barrels
assorted stores. $40 eases musksts, a large guam
tity of ammunition. and two parks Of artillery,
with Il large lumber OF gun carriages, AMI $40,
unO i'm specie. She sails in tic morning.
The Posts Washington dispatch states that
Gen. Scott continues active personal super
vision of the military there, which is considered
Sufficient to protect the city. Guards around
the Capitol and public buildings have been
doubled and armed to the teeth.
The Post quotes private letter from Charles
ton. which states that Anderson intends to re
tort on the Charestonians for intcrcepting his
supplies, by prohibiting further intercourse 10y
water with the forts that surround him.
The Commercials Washington dispatch say
Lieut.. Tablet left for Sumter to day with in
structions 10 Mai. Anderson, and will undoubtedly
be rc-admittel to the fort although stringent
regulations have been adopted BY the secession
ists.
Large quantities ofordnance. ammunition. sc.
have been transported to-day from Governor
Island to the steamship Baltic. including 100 gun
carriages tor large columbiads, marked Far
Pickens. She sailed at : O'Clock this evening
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
Renud,.,,o, in England.

We hear nothing more Of the proposed imam
cial mission of Yancey, Rost Co., IRON Tue
Montgomery Confederates to the money iehus's
Of London AMI Paris. Il il said the Secession
Government has received, from an anonymous
hand, n cop, of the public rules of thc London
Stock Exchange One of these provides that
no securities of nation stained by eonhscation
shall be quoted in the lists" With a President
who has taken the lead in Mississippi repudis-
ton, and Cabinet committed TO the wholesale
theft of United States Government property
Confederate States stock will have apoor chance
in the London Exchange--N. y. Post.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
from Harrisburg.

H,RRisruRG, April stow. Curtin viii send
a messenger 10 the Legislature TO morrow re
commenting an appropriation OF S9uo,'VV Tor the
purchase Of munitions OF war; he message
takes the ground that a our people, 20 long
peaceful. hare lost the military habits necessary
alEij the disturbed condition OF the surrounding
States. should begin 10 prepare the means OF sell
preservation and it i the duty Of the State 10
assist in the enforcement OF the national
laws
The Republicans will hold a caucus on .uis
subject 10 morrow.
The State Treasurer declares that the apprO-
pfiation must be raised by lean.
IA the Legislature 20 dax, steps were taken for
the po>tponement OF the tine 81 Adjournment for
the onsaierafion OF 'his za'lie,s.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

Cmc,so, April Some hundred and six
fugitive slaves left this city last night for Can
ada. via the Michigan Southern road IL Is
estimated that over LOCO tugiiives have arrived
in this CITY since last fall. the most Of whom
have left since the recent arrest o. i've slaves by
he rnitci S.ates Marshal.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
Sentiment in the Garrison at Fort
sumter.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser publishes
4 private letter from soldier in Fort Sumter,
from which We extract the following:
am in good health. and have been ever since
I GOT here: We have enough 70 eat and drink
and sufficient to keep rs four months. Our fuel
i scarce. but that IS nothing. The rebels think
We have been idle. bat they nor any one else,
viii ever know how many men we have IN this
garrison. We have got enough to hold the icft
AGAINST the Whole South in body.
N,ior Anderson is a true soldier. and 80 are
other officers. and the men would die for him
only wish We had chance 10 give The rascais
h-ll, and We can 10 il too. 1t We ever so Out
If this fort. il will not be with the wish of orl
oflieers. As II sending u men and supplies, il
:. All nonsense 10 talk about il: L can not be
lone. but III not say more. We are all right Il
Old Lincoln will only have the backbone e
stand bY rs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

Ry yirst, order 81 tic Court - Common Pleas
~ Randolph County. made at the Fehruar. tn lSel
u sc ~ private sale. Tor price not les IAan TEE
apr.r.i~.d value Tire undivided laird part e" IA. south
halt ef The selfh-0c-t quarter Of srcti'n "H.; ahd
twenty eight acres OF III t'tr north side =" hrh'fih
halt at t4r north quarter # section twelve IN
township uiuctccn range rlrvsn 30 Delaware c"un
o. thirty .iN acres: and one Undivided MN part 81 me
~ouih hf az ihc south west quarter OF section eleven
n ia,4 n~p ~ range twelve east II Randolph
CONF Il. Indiana. sixteen aeres. icrns u sale One
;hrd cash one trl u nine months and The balance in
eeite m months from day OF SALE the purchaser i
receive certificate OF purchase aud viii Do required
give notes irr the deferred pas mcqt> without relei
% atra laws in interest rom cate ana with
approved security. IL sale ia confirmed u Court. he
y IN receive deed fersad land and Viii be required
70 give q mortgage ia The same aad pay ipr masking
and rcrariin.- thereof THOMAS ~. kEECE.
marii fw Guardian al Andrew J. West.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

The following is the official synopsis o. the
resolutions adopted by the California Legislature
by vote of 10 to -:
Resolved. BY the Assembly, the Senate con
curing: First, The withdrawal OF State from
its membership and obligations in the Federal
Union, in defiance of the General Government,
can only be accomplished by successful re-
sistanco to the whole power OF the United states.
Second, Decent respect To the opinions OF the
civilized world, and the instinct of self prcserva
ton. demands that tho United States Govern
ment should use all the power necessary to en-
force obedience to its laws, and to protect ITS
property. Third, The people of the State OF
California will sustain and uphold the sonsiitu-
tionallv elected officers OF the United states
Government in all constitutional efforts 20
preserve the integrity Of the Union, and to
enforce obedience - the acts of Congress and
the decisions of the Courts, After q e laws
have been enforced, and the power and authority
of the Consultation and Government OF ths
United States recognized and acknowledged
every feeling Of nationality and brotherhooe
demands that such compromises are consistent
with Justice shall be made for the purpose o
restoring that harmony which should characteriz'
the people Of a common country.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

NOTICE.

Notice = hereby given that I viii -cii ~ public
auction an Saiuras The eth ia, Of April next. ~ the
fcsiteles ri Samuel 8feuner. deceased. All his per-
~nrai property. consisting ~ horse. head It cattle.
bead afHar- "a heat n nela. household and ktchr n
farntHfe. anu Nafieas other articles too tedious 20
Uuumefsfe. crcsiif 81 twelve months vii be given
or al ssls exceeding three dollars ~ the purchaser
giving uois with approved security. waving valuation
and appfaiscmeni laus.
JOSEPH ". CooNS.
rnff-sNf Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

wi.ereae uaniei q. foN. A.slgncc - Noah Heoka
thorn. Assignee "f uanirl q. teN Assignee Of John
having lesi ihf Certificate ~ Par, 81 lot num-
Der siV. teiur - -pHf-es quarter ~ She northwest
quarter u scrton sixteen. township ~ cni north
Of RANGE thirteen east. containing forty ~
less gives notice 81 al - isfeHd- lsiur for =
new teriincafc 81 Purchase under tie SD school
law sl1. DANIEL q. FOX.
IL ;. ISL 2m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
NOTICE,

Is hereby given that ihe una rsisnrd lass boon ~
pointed of the esiat. al Name, Ter
late of RauaifH fofffy. lrt'iafa. .fra-sf s;ld cs
late is ,npl,o.ss 81 - -r's.as. .fiaM fJNllt. ir
March III d. It'll sain'r.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
Tale Notice.

LEFT my bed and board. ~ Greene Township
Randolph county lndiana. an lite sth dHs 81 Frhrua
r., last. "a, vie. Eillabcth 3aue Nonalrd hereh,
forbid all persons hardening er trusting her 81
M. account as vii not c r.-siss bic tor ans debt,
that sie nlaA contract. JULIAN NbtbAbp.
March 81 i-Ef ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

~ virtue 90 a aecrtc and execution 20 me directed
from the Randolph Common Pleas Court viii Nro.e
- a ,saft house door IN Winchester. Randolph
County. Inniana. on Tie
9th day Of April, 1861.
between TIE hours OF 10 o'clock and .oeloch T..
M of ad day The following real estate. situated -.
Randolph County. Indiana. io-Hlt.
The uprih half ~ in-iot number aNe IN TIE east
front Of ihs town % Winchester. Randolph CO.. in'i
Executed As the property n Nathan barretf Malinda
PATTY 81 AL ~ tie -iiit of 1litai4h Puckrtf-
April T. 81. s. y - lEN hlN~, = L. g
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

X hereh, given that on The 10Th day - april c6i
IN sll 80 ts lowest bidder the for build
fat. 4 bridge across thc Mi--l->incsa river the
Winchester ana Portland STATE Road. Length 81
bridge 100 feet F4l specifications VII o. furnished
"a tie sale or by tc subscriber Previous 10 That time
sale n III lake place - De- reid, Ind. O'Clock =.
Aurn l. ls6l john i. CLAP.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11

~ ,ifte. If an execution Do mc directed
from The Randolph Circuit Caurl. VII sl.o>e
10 .alo al The Coert House door, ia Winchester,
Randolph County Indiana. on Tie
27th day OF April, 1861,
between the hour, of 20 O'Clock a. ~. and O'Clock
H. NJ of said dan. the following rA estate. situated
in Randolph Couif, Indiana. II wli-
The seuihn -. quarter 81 The nyriHNe-i quarter 81
section two. township nenfy onr. npfi If range IT.
teen east. containing forts acres uf'src ar ie<~
kNcueicd as Tire propcr, Of George SAanes irli al
the init Of AudfcN Aker.
April /. 1901. ffec Sd. \. II. JENKINS $. Z G..