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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-02
THE RESULT OF IMPERIALIE.
GISLATION is COLONIAL,
INDEPENDENCE.

Never did an English Parliament better
subserve the cause OF Colonial indepen-
dence than does that Of the present dav.
In 1887 the notorious coercive resolutions
of Lord John Russell determined the Can
adams 10 resist the expressions Of the Me-
tropoliian Government. These innova-
tons were followed up by the suspension
|ol the Constitution-the most arbitrary
stretch OF power Of which that govern
ment was ever guilty. By this act 100
ooo coonIsts were DISTINGUISHED physic-
al resistance became matter of necessity
Resistance was made-but the effort ,vas
premature, ard apparently fruitless. The
spirit OF resistance is nevertheless aroused
again by another act Of Imperial Legisla-
tom we mean the reunion of the Cana
das. By this measure both Colonies will
To certain extent, be disfranchised The
Lower province must pay for the useless.
nay, worse than useless, extravaganza
which has plunged Upper Canada deeplv
IN debt ; SO IN future her local advantages
will avail her nothing. Taxation will be
resorted to in order 10 maintain the Vice
Regal government that is to be forced upon
these colonies. Taxation and Imperial
legislation usually go hand in hand. It k
inns that viii try the temper of Colonists
having the example Of their Republican
neighbors before them. Every IRrsg-
MAN who has sought refuge in British
America from the accused excjseman and
who, backed up by brutal
soiaieFy' have driven from the Emerald
Isle lhe last vestige Of domestic comfort
VIII look upon the pursuing curse with
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/ had his share also OF the blood money. Al
tie time the others received their lands he
received 5000 acres in the Township o.
Dorset. Although possessed Of large aud
fourishins fortune, this vilanous man, at
as, became SO poor that he was an object
of public charity in the streets OF the very
| CITY where he mad committed The crime SO
heinous in the eyes OF God and man and
died few years ago between two logs in
public yard, eaten by yermin and des-
pissed by the whole community; even by
those whose purposes he had served when
he betrayed that unfortunate victim Of
British dnp!ieity. Night and day he was
haunted by the ghost of the one he had so
betrayed wickedly, and he faneied that
the blood Of McLane was constantly cry
ing 10 heaven for vengeance. Unable TO-
find single place TO rest his head, he was
obliged TO sleep out doors, dressed in filthy
rags, and addicted TO the foulest crimes Of
human nature. He died the death reserved
to all men whose conscienees are charged
with such heinous crimes as his was, des- |
pissed by all and regretted by none; hardly |
could there be found an individual to pro-
vide for resting place for his earthly re-
mains. Thus Black was living example
of the curse attached to the name of trail
tor and an inlormer.
1t is a curious fac; that all those indivi6-
uaIs who have helped TO bring McLane TO
his cruel end, have all been punished in
this world in the most palpable manner.
Frechete after having recovered his liberty
lived only to be despsed and led mis-
srable and worthless life. Thomas Butter
ield OF Swanton, Vt. who, to save his own
ile, testified against McLane, died also ,
With every thing but the respect of his
elIow-countrymen, and was frequently re-
'roached for the prominent part he had
aiken in. McLane's trial.
We now dismiss this subject. We have
cen rather lengthy about X, but we
new well that many Of our readers will
eel anxions TO have a@correct historical
ketch Of McLaue's fate, and we fatler
urselves that what we have said, is the
lost correct version of the story that has :,
yer yet been brought before the public. ;,
To be continued.
ERRATA.-1st page, 9Th column, Cd par il
graph, Goth line, read latter instead off ;,
letter."
Same paragraph, S0th line, read "Yet| ?
sas man acaS under the solemn obligation Il
an oath an Court in 1897, and an 1926 II
had The 6arefacedness an his pamphlet, 8,
C. &C."
Same paragraph, Dist line, read 1900 II
res each, instead of 2,000'' p
NORTH AMERICAN: Vi
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-02
REUNION OF THE CANADAS.

1hIs monstrous act Of injustice towans
the people Of Canada having been adopted
by the Imperial Parliament, lew rcmars,
upon the Algerine clauses of that Bill, and
the deception practsed by the ptesea.
Governor Of Canada uron the people Of
the two Provinces may not here be mis.
placed. The principal arguments Of The
Ministry that adopted this measure, weu
It's sanction by the Upper Canada Legi.s
ture, lis approval by the majority Of The
Special Councillors of Lower Canada, and
the appreciation of the mass OF the people
TO its establishment among them. Such
statements were made by Lord Melbourne
IN the House Of Lords, bat we are able to
prove that none more fraudulent or more
rufiianly id their contemplation were ever
uttered by any representative of monarchy
Neither the Council, nor the Assembly Of
Upper Canada, nor single individual with
the exception Of the Law officers Of The
Crown, even heard or read single clause
Of this monstrous Bill Ye. it was paTfi
upon the British nation as the desire Of the
people, and having the approval Of The
Thomson, has succeeded in eHecing BIS
,blect--the passage Of the Union D'"
TO accomplish it, he has hesitated Of 10
hiDg-ihe vilest fraud, the most shame"
md barefaced peryersions Of truth Dave
iisgraced the prosecution Of his DARING
'bject. The following which we sueo'
rom the Toronto Globe, is the eoncu'l0'
If an able article on this subject, WaeD
houId be transferred into oOr columns 60
lot its length preclude.
Thomson, through fraud and laAehu'
.ained every thing he desired; stu ne "'Y
Ned least the unbought, UncoHup'fe'
nsulted people should convene mee'iHs'-
protest against the iyrannous pIoceeol,-s
# him and the siavish acts Of The MENU
# both houses, and petition the D's"
Whilst he was moving W."
n and earth TO check the convenng n
'eople and smother public opinion NC
pon an expedent that no man b0t o.
political juggttr |0oG i s
bought Of! Up he started 70 The pa'l']",
ouse, and suggested 10 persons 80
Iterations that were necessary 10 D' s,g
0 accommodate the members Of INC ~ 1,
'gisIature. This act was seized ~.
is tools, and they cultivated u '0'".s
he city hostility 10 him ard h'
res began TO die away the idea - 1.,,s
oning was knocked on the head 'Ssp
ne union would prove source Of Ss'' 81.
be Citizens provided this cry v"
p as the seat Of government: ..,na
Here, then, the deeeiVer RODE - 'i''T a
pom the credulity OF the peopss :, n
rst act of the drama was esrfeo y ~.
-cion and fraud-the last by ln
Il delusion ! Al must ADM! 'no, !. -
General of 6rst-rate tsetics-a DE-
oops to betray, and coDqneS 70, 70 % r-,rs
ut what will be the result Of -
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-09-02
NORTH AMERICAN:
SWANTON, SEPTEMBER Q, 1910.

RsEvERE TO THE Esp.n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
RANGERS SALE.

TEVHE following strays will be sold OF
u the first Monday in September, ant
the takers up of the same are requested Il
have them present on the day Of sale.
Taken up BY e. L, Ford, one brown
mare mule, II hands high, IL or 10 years
old, three white feet, two hind feet white
and the left fore foot, branded on the left
shoulder with the letters s H-appraised
to 10 dollars. A small chestnut sotrel
horse mule, with stripes cd his legs, abou,
years old-apprased to $50.
Taken up by Samuel Sample, one bay
mare, six years old past, 10 or Ii hands
high, star in the forehead, and sGip on the
nose, both hind feet white no other marks
or brands perceivabIe appraised 10 $50
Taken up by w. c. Stokes, one white
and black pidcd steer, 3 years old, marked
with a crop off the right ear, aud swallow
FORK ~ The left appraised 10 Z dollars
one white and black pided COW, four years
CD, marked with a swallow fork in the
right ear, the left ear cut of, with a calf );
appraised to ten dollars one sorrcI mare
colt, one year old, 8 white feet and white
snip IN the face appraised to 10 dollars.
Taken up by Benjamin HudJleston,
COW with red sides, white on the back and
belly, with split in each ear, and small
piece OIL the under part of The right ear.
with young calf; appraised to Sl3.
Taken up by Joel GulIege, one COW g.
cali, the COW has her head and neck red
and some red spots on her sides, the bal
ance OF her body is white marked crop
'if The LETT ear, and split and under BIZ
! me right ear; branded on the left hip
with the letter t, and on the right hip e. /
oIn with the letters e L. s or9 years old;
ne cali the same color Of The COW, not
marked OF branded appraised 10 SIS.
taken up BY John c. Cotton, one COW
black and white sided, s or o years old.
WITH crop and split in the left ear, aud
lpper blt 10 the right, with red and white
',ded call appraised 10 $40. One brin-
'le COW, i've or six years old, marked with
crop and under bit in each ear, with
60 white pided calf apprasedio Sl1Oo
me white and brown steer, 5 years old,
q MARKS Or brands {; appraised 10 IL dol
ars and fifty cents.
Taken up by Thomas c. Rayner, sor-
u mare supposed not to be sound ap.
raised to Is dollars.
JOHN ~. BAsKIN, Ranger.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
MARsHAL'sALE.

Edward Anderson, Reurnabie to II. s
| Va yend expo Circuit Court &
| Jas G BOle a. surities Nov term lS40.
My virtue of The above stated vendi
MID ito exponas TO me directed, from
the Hon. United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District Of Mississippi,
Twill expose 10 public sale for casb DC,
fore The Court house door Of Holmesco
y Mississippi, on
Monday, Me IAN day Of September
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, lille and interest, the said
defendant hath il or 10 the following de-
crlbed land, 10 wit: LOT number 4, section
rs, No. ], s and 6 section 27, lots Q, Il,
and 23, section Sd; and lots number 4
and ., of section 80, township Is, range 2
east; and the undivided sixth part Of the
west half, south west quarter Of section IA
and west half north west quarter, section
~; and west huff, north west quarter of
section %; and south half, east half north
west quarter Of section II; all in township
IL, range 3 east, and also, one town lo in
the town Of Montgomery and known oil
the map of said town, as LOT number 3.
Levied on as the properly OF William
Pickens, and will be sold 10 satisfy the
above vendlio exponas and cost OF suit.
w. Nj. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. M Ferguson, ID. NJ.
August s, 80 6 pr. fee Gl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mitchell & Foster
vs.. al & Ga

y. w. Anderson.
Returnable TO Holmes Circuit Court 10
October Term, 1910.
E9R virtue Of the above stated execu.
Y ton to me directed, shall expose e
sale To the highest bidder for cash. at The
court house door Of my county, on the
srd Monday IN September
next, oil the right, title and interest that
Y. WI. Anderson may have in and 70 the
following described lands aud lots, 10 wit !.
south half Of no 8, and lots nos. il ID g.
Iot lS, south halo! lot IA, lot Is and 10,
Az, section IA, township Is, range 3 east.
ALSO
cast half north cas-. quarter section "a
past half north west quarter Of section II.
and east half south west quarter section
20, township rs, range 4 east !; Of The
Mount Salus District.
Levied On as the property of J. w.
Anderson 70 satisfy the above stated exc
dation, and cost Of suit,
y. ~. WYATT, Sheriff.
Clement pltf's atty.
Aug. ~, 40 tds LPr's fee 10 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
SHERlEES SALE.

Oliver ID Forest Gran, T. Re,urnabe to Lownd
| I'm Barton Circuit Court To Octo
4 va Il ia ber term lS4O.n
| John Il Williams ~
| by virtue ofthe above stated execution
10 me directed, ! shall expose to saIeto
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door Of my county on the
3rd Monday in September
next the following described tract or par
eel Of land, 10 wit.ihc south half dissection
8, west halt north east quarter section IL,
west half south west quarter section ., in
township l3, range 8 east, containing $50
acres more or less, also the west half south
west quarter section I6,,ownship l3,range
3 east, containing so acres more or less;
also the north half west half north east
quarter section II, township ID, range 3
east, also 90 acres in triangular form,
beginning at the half mile stake or tree
between section Is and AZ and running
north west to the corner which was desig.
mated between VIM B Whitfield and Ben.
jamin . Williams.
ALSO
The south half west half north cast quarter
section IL, all in township 13, range 3
east, also the west half rorih west quarter
section IG, township ID, range 3 east !;
west half south west quarter section 81,
township Ia, range 3 east, vest holl south
west quarter, south half east half south
west quarter, section s, east half south |
east quarter, ives, half south east quarter,
and west half north east quarter section 8,
running one hundred yards off the south,
and ofths Slh, west half north east quarter
section 6, and so much ofihe west hall Of
The north east quarter, and east half north
west quarter, and west half north west
quarter section Z, and east halfsoulh west
lparter section 6, as is lying on the east
tide Of Boxes Creek, all in township Is,
'ange east, containing 700 acres more
II less.
Levied on as The property Of John f.
TO satisfy The above stated exc.
uton and COSTS of suit | will sell all I
he right, tile interest and claim that the
efeDdant John f. Williams, has in Or :
, the above described lands.
ID. c. g. G. Au'y. for pi'G.
J. ID. WYATT, Sheriff.
Aug. Is, 40 tbs, PRS. fee S2l. {
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
MARSHAL'S SALE.

4 II TVT
woNe Dlshop ReIurnable 10 u. S
Jos Pickens & Sureties Nov. Term ls4G. "
dalsey g. Utter
| VS. vend expo
Jos q Pickens & Surities
RK virtue Of the above stated yenditio
exponas to me directed, from the
Hon United States Circuit Court or M
Southern District Of Mississippi. i viii
expose TO public sale, Tor cash. before lie
Court house door Of Holmes comfy, Mis-.
sissippi, on
Monday he l4th day of SeDtembcr
next, within the hours prescribed ~ law
the undivided interest Of lie following
described land, % wit: the south half wesI
nall, south east quarter, section 30. town.
ship IL, range 8 east; north haif wes,
haifnorth east quarter, section B. township
10, range 3 east.
The above stated land is Iyiur ana
being IN Holmes county, and levied on / !
The property > C Pickens, and / VIII
sell his undivided interest, 10 satisfy ths
above stated yenditio exponas and cost ofI
,uit.
w. M. GWIN, Marshal.
BY II. NJ. FERGUSON.
Deputy Marshal.
August . ~ . pr foe $l4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
SUPERIOR COURT or CIIANcE9y
JUNE Term, 1910.
J. NJ. HolIirgsworth,
II. W. James. et al.


NIPPON opening The matters Of this
O bill. and il appearing ID the salts
faction Of The court, that the defendants
David La Touretle, Oliver ID. Grant and
William Barton ME not residents Of this
state, but reside beyond The Limits thereof
50 that the ordinary process ul this Court,
cannot BE executed on them. Therefore,
u u ordered that unless the said defend
ants appear before The Chancellor al ihe
court room in Jackson, The first Monday
N December next, and plead, answer Or
demur u the bill q complaint; herein the
several allegations thereof will be taken
Tor confessed and such order q decree
made therein 10 the Chancellor may deem
equitable and just, il IS further ordered
that copy Of this order, be inserted in
The Lexington Union, once week for
Two months excessively.
r.. l.. DIXON, Cpk.
Fultz & Brooke, fol Compl'is.
July rs 81 Pm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

A. ii. Harris
VS.. & ia
A. Spell, ct al.
Keturnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court TO Octobe
Term, l640.
DK virtue of the above stated execu.
MD ton TO me directed, shall expose to
sale TO the highest bidder for cash at the
court house door of my county on the
3rd Monday Of September nent,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to wit the south east quarter OF
section n, east half of north east quarter
Of section ~, south halfof west half north
cast quarter section 81, Township Ia
range 2 east /; east half north west quarter
section ", north half of west half north
east quarter, north half Of east half north
west quarter.
Levied on as the property of Aaron
Spell, 70 satisfy the above stated execu.
tion, and costs of suit.
]. ID. WYATT. Sheriff
Aug. 10, 40 ids. PRS fee 10 so.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 0.
u EAD QUARTERs!ll-

JAcKsoE, July ID, 1910.
TXHE Commandments Of The several
IL Regiments ii. The Third Division
Mississippi Militia viii hold no election
On The first Monday and day Gllouinp ii
November next, NJ the several precincts
n The counties composing said Regiments,
fora Major General Of said Division.
Brlgadler General John N. Drake. 81
ne First Brigade Of the Third Division
Mississippi Militia will assume lie com.
mond Of said Division until sad election
shall be holden and, rs Commandani 81
The Division, order All election 10 Be hol.
DIN On thesfirst Monday ard day following
IN November next, III lie several Rcoi.
ments composing the Second Brigade n
.lhe Third Division Mississippi Militia for
I Brigadicr General Of snid Brigade.
HE returns Of the several elections viii
re made to the Adjunn General, at Jack,
son,
GU Carter Jones, az The First Rcoi.
mcnt Mississippi Militia, and Senior
Colonel in the Second Brigade Of the
Third Division Mississippi Militia, will
assume lhccommand of said Brigade until
nn election is held TO fiji the vacancy
orcasioned blythe resignation of Brigadier
General w +. Jones.
CD. J. M. Dampleg, Of the Twenty
sixth Regiment Mississippi Militin, and
Senior Colonel Of The First Brigade Of
me Third Division Mississippi Miita
VIII assume the command Of said Brigade
until after the election.
By order Of ALEXANDER G. McNrTT,
Commander-in- Chief.
G, NJ. PRICE, Adjntant
General, Mississippi Militia.
August Is, 40
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
ForpuJb,1,., Pt.IRoPosALs !
A WITH, UNI" Y Tim Of Z,,,..,
1AE WIG iRii sPs d = y /, sSIi !, !
n AMOS D. coawrNo

oo y. CORWNe
j. !. Ing imporianco u Impressed with b. !.
yasl agricultural c',,, y LeAingto,, and
county, which erv o''sorcial wealth Nh
nor'ance, has deter ;, ssaf bnt enhance.
Tile, X III ea @eeAly Journal, Ses,in Aep
alrea q ssplembefocxt II ~ o. eeIo'e de NJ
tinr NJ mude with that yie,r ,alrsngenepn
WI olierto The puble materials olhs oGr. Va 4
Mcii illled sheet, pIj,,,s, Every week, I a1a
scrsrs, Nh w 81, V devoted q type and 60
z NE collection 81 al s",a a.,eon x Se I.
1allllng q swepkly ncwsa y mell as ~ Othcs \.
steady and faitl,6 s,,r "spaper, and an ss.i y
q Ht!iLLh9.M EIEgP ys'yen to tbe clrc'; ol
JOHN TYLER. M ~ HaRRislsSS'lo y
Iha NJ. ane People this cooD M ssN,a ors IN d
. .nlS nv Y, % NM wtlfifica sFlielix iha
lstcr the Government a 1nI lelecied, viii a y, =
2. ne Republicans If Ipa, 'ae ecoucSAical sraI
mili glekI nottingham !" buay, tAs under.ign.
cacy q their elections. o nnunnS'albei ~ his adv0
sa ,., nuren does not POSES. an relieving y Nae NJ
cations cwiIl turn ali III NY no y these Qsas
0,,,l'o deiert The rc.eleclou ~ o bis lte1
s ma administering lie tioyr,Oaaan man. who ii
nny, ms fqnaEdcrel The MIMI; s'lIleOl Economic
n ~ 'no needles extravaganza. money n waste
e,onll-hke splendors in and s MI ior r4al at
a'o'lte, md who, disregammp a ,po w people,
H. snonld characterize ReSou nv uoelncs sr
ny avoWed tenants dc mo.t '' ', Democral
sr,s'y mo well-heing Of Tho R,nn "1se0u' 70 ID
= carried further, will end n M ru !. (which
,yil XXX l. e Me hands Of one ploaS NyS,'dalsA
!, W., % courteous 70 friends ana e.. 7 Whhts
, - Iai1or O This jonna;, he wj1 f lo'S ASH
D Du, p,oclalm bis opinions upon N ,s aal
s"i"'n'eiy within The scope Of Lis dnn 'uOlHee
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
PUBLIC SALE

ENTlLL be Offered Al public sale N
wv the place formerly owned III
Josiah Keen, nowby Col. Spivev, On III
FIRST of OCTOBER, The iolIowinr
70 Wit ono Road Wagon. ana
iosf sets Of geer three Work Horses, and
also House holland Kitchen furniture
Pm iha.Grst Mondayin October NH be.
sold before The Court House door il tbe
lown Il Lexington, three Negroes, his
the 9th of August 1910.
H. .. BOATWRIGHT
Aug. 90, 424,ds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

0AAAbkNAAA ~ f~@NA~~~s
M ID Hamer g. Co.
Versus Vendilio Exponas
VIM l. Wilson, OF al
Returnable to Holmes Circuit Court &c
October term 1910.
Matthew Gage
vs. Fl ia on bond
, C Pickens &, VIM i Wilson.
DY virtue Of the above stated yend'lio
exponas, ! shall expose TO sale al
public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, al the Court house door oil my coun-
~ on the
Bird Monday in September
next, The following tract or parcel oil land
10 wit: the east half north west quarter
and north east quarter, section number !,
township 10, range 8 east; cast hall south
east quarter section SO, township l3,range
> east; north half west half south west
quarter, section =, township ", range
east; east half south west quarter aud west
halfsoulh east quarter, section 30, township
IL, range 3 east; north west quarter and
cast half south west quarter and east hall
north east quarter and east hall south east
quarter, section 6, township IL, range
east; west half north east quarter, section
80, township 10, range east; east half
south west quarter and south half west
nall south west quarter section 81 town
ship l3, range east; south west quarter
OF north west quarter and north hall and
south west quarter section a, township IL,
range 3 east; east half north west quarter
section 81, township 10, range A east.
Also
east half north east quarter section "a,
township Is, range east; east hall north |
west quarter section "a, township ID;
range 3 east, west half north east quarter
section 81, township 10, range east ;
south west quarter section "a, township
3D. range 8 east west half north west
quarter section 50, township ID, range
east west half south east quarter section
"a, township 10, range 3 east south half
east half south east quarter section ~,
township l3, range 3 east north half
west half south east quarter section ~,
township Is, range 3 east; south hall
west half south east quarter section y,
township 10, range 8 east; east half north
west quarter and south half west half
north east quarter and north half east hall
sonth west quarter section 80, township
l3, range east.
Levied on as the property Of William / !,
10 satisfy the above case and
olher fl fas and costs of suit.
J ID WYATT, Sheriff
OfHolmes county. '
Battle q Haner Al'ys for pl:f =
Aug Is 30 ids pr fee d24 so .
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

W WILL. d The October term 1870. d
Z the Probate Court Or Holmes comfy.
make application for final settlement
and allowance as Administrator oh The
estate ~ Jason Palmeriree, laie Of said
county. deceased, and at Inc same lime
surrender my letters Of Administration.
upon said detedents estate.
WAl. ELMORE, Admir-
Of ]. Palmertree, deed.
Aug Is 40 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-09-05
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
HOLMES CouNrY-To wIT;
PY,oI1fe (tour, A,,a,,a, ~, ,~tn

Probate Coart--Angust Term, 1910.
IA GREEABY to an order Of lie
Ia Honorable Probate Court Dc said
county and State, made at the August
Term 1910 thereof; notice rs hereby
gwen TO all persons interested il the lands
tenements, aud hereditniments OF Ficldinp
Foster, late Of said county deceased; %
be aud personally appear before this court
on the first monday in October next, d
show cause if any they have, or can why
an order should not be made for The sale
ct the following lands belonging to said
decedents estate, TO wit: south half Of.
east half Of south east quarter Of section,
-, township Ia, range east. Edmund
Foster Administrator.
Witness the Hon. A. Wilson.
Judge Of said court, the first
Monday Of August 1910.
Issued the 9Th day Of August 1910
=. IA. HOLLINGSWORTH, CyM.
August 8, 39-6w. Pr lce SlO 5o