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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERf-
December Term 1889.


Henry L. Douglass,
Larhin F. Wood. and eonsrs9s1aaHss-
Charles G. Sanders,
William G.. Haun ct al Defendants
DY virtue of the above stated case 70
ID me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, on credit of SIX months.
before the Court house door IN the town
of Canton, on
Monday the 3oth day of March 1870,
the following valuable and splendid tract
of land, commonly known as the Wa
verify or Haun Place, to wIt---North
half of northeast quarter, and north
half of north west quarter of section
nine: south half and northwest quarter.
and west half of northeast quarter Of
section four; west half of southeast
quarter and east half of northwest
quarter of section three, all IN township
nine, range two, east.-West half Of
northwest quarter and west half Of
southwest quarter and west half OF
southeast quarter of section thirty-three.
township ten, range two, east. contai ing
nineteen hundred and twenty acres, more
or less
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28

MARSH Halls SALE.
Circuit Court United States-.Hay term, $40
H. Humphries,
Enlo s Johnson & Coz
RY virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, by the honorable
circuit court, United States, for the Sou
thern District of Mississippi, shall ex-
pose to public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door in the town of Can
ton, Madison county,
On the First Monday in April, 1910,
The following described tract or parcel
Of land, TO wit:-The east half of the
northeast quarter of section twenfy-six
south half of section twenty six, and the
northwest quarter of section twenty
five, township eight, range two, east,
containing five hundred and sixty acres,
more or less.
ALSO-South half of east half Of
northeast quarter of section fourteen !;
north half of west half of southwest
quarter of section thirteen; south half
of west half of northwest quarter of
section thirteen; north half OF east half,
northwest quarter, section thirteen;
north half of west half, northwest quar-
ter, section thirteen; south half of east
half of northwest quarter, section thir-
teen. township eight, range two, east,
containing two hundred and forty acres,
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant W. P. Mills, and viii be sold to salts
fy the above stated case.
W. NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
By J. F. Cook, Dep'y
March Z, els Pr fee SI5l
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To DELINQUENTs.

A Ii persons indebted 10 this Office are
N informed that ifthey do not pay up
by the 18th day of February next, thew
will have to pay cost. In future. no Job
done in this office will be delivered until
paid for;-no advertisements inserted IN
less paid for at the time when il IS hand
ed in-and no subscription taken unless
paid for in advance
GEO. E. w. NELSON s. Co
Jam 25 1870
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28


virtue of the above stated cases &c
me directed by the honorable the
circuit court United States, | will expose
TO public sale, for cash, before the door
of the Courthouse, in the town OF Can
ton,
On the second Monday in april 1870.
The following described tracts or parcels
of land, TO wit: the east half of the north
west quarter of section twenty five, town.
ship ten, range two east, con tanning eIgh-
ty acres; and the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five,
township ten, range two east, containing
eiphty-one acres; and tho east half OF
the north east quarter Of section twenty
six, township ten, range two east, con-
tanning eighty acres and sixty-nine hun
drodths; and the north half of the west
half of the north east quarter Of section
twenty-six, township ten, range two east,
containing forty acres and thirty-five
hundredths; and the south half of the
west half Of the moth east quarter of
section twenty-six, township ten, range
two east, containing forty acres and thlr-
~ four hundredths; and the west half OF
the south east quarter of section twenty
three township ten, range two east, con-
tanning eighty acres and fifty-one hun
dredths; and the north half of the east
half of the south west quarter of Sec
ton twenty-six, township ten, range two
east, containing forty acres and thirty
FIVE hundredths and the north east quar-
ter Of section twenty-five, township ten,
range two east, containg one hundred
and sixty-two acres and twelve hun
dredths; and the west half Of the south
east quarter and east half of the south
west quarter of section twenty-five, town.
ship ten, range two east, containing one
hundred and sixty-two acres and twelve
hundredths apd the west half of the
north west gaarter of ssction thirty,
township ten, range two east, containing
seventy-nine acres and eigty-eight hum
dredths.
Also, Lot number one, in square num-
Dor one, in the town of Warsaw or,
Moore's Bluff. And Lots number two,
three, and four, in square number one, in
the same town.
Levied on as the property of Z. II.
Powell, and will be sold to satisfy the a
bove stated cases.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Narchal.
By j. F. Cook, Dept'y.
March IA. 1915 Pr fee S24.
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1huNEKA = FhuNf~>fo> FHUK~N.
ENHE Subscribers hare iass re-~sse.
- two doors above the Poss U.sEee. shs
following articles whiSh thex - 49,
low for Cash
Bacon and Lard.
Flour. Iroo and Csssi1<<.
Salt, Sggsr and CcseS.
Bagging and Rope.
Candles
Mess and Prime Pcrk.
Negro Shoes.
Tobacco, Sosp. Lez6 and So.
Cigars. sxc- Sc. Sc
J. n SCOTT & e.
November 2. 1859 49,
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The bove Land comprises what is call
ed the Pamela Chitta Plantation; the title
is deemed perfect to the above property
but | will only convey such title as is in
me vested as Trustee. The plantation
and tract of land lies in township eight,
range two, east; contains 1900 acres,
more or less, about five miles from Can
ton, and near the road leading to Jack
son; it has about 800 acres cleared and
fit for cultivation, with dwelling house,
Overseer's house, and Negro quarters,
with Gin, stables, and other planting
accommodations.
All property sold for the notes held by
the CONNIE rcial and Rail Road Bank of
Vicksburg. can be purchased with the
notes of said Bank.
The Trustee reserves the right to sell
for cash, or current money, as much of
said property as may be necessary to
defray the expenses of the Trust and
Sale, and all charges which he may
have to pay in and about said property
HENRY A. GARRETT.
Trustee.
March 7, e-l3 PR fee 1881
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
Jas. Racks - Ufu. N6rgcf.

HAVE formed partnership IN the
practice of the law; they viii At
tend 10 all business intrusted 10 them IN
the High Court of Errors and Appeals
the Superior Court of Chancery, and the
Federal Court ia the city of Jackson;
and one or the other Of them viii also
attend the Circuit Court of Kinds and
Madison counties, held al Canton and
Raymond.
Their Office is the same heretofore oc-
cupied by HAYS and Yerger.
City of Jackson, Feb. 1, lis
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FOR SALE.

i aoana, showing the Public ana IN
dian Lands, Indian Reservations, Land
Districts, Townships, Streams, &C., en-
| graved from the government surveys and
plats in the General Land Office, Wash
| lngton City, by E. Gillian, Draughtman
| in the General Land office.
F. Taylor, Book seller, Washington
city, has just published (and secured the
copy right according to law OF the above
Maps, which will be found infinitely
more complete and accurate than any
heretofore published. They are publish
| ed on separate sheets, each containing
| nearly SIX square feet, and will be found
especially useful and valua BILE to those
interested in the lands of either State as
they show every item of information
which is In the possession of the Land
Offices relative to water courses, town
ship lines, Indian Land and and reserva-
tons, land districts, &c, and will be found
perfectly accurate and precise upon all
those points. They can be sent by mail
to any part of the United States, subject
to single letter postage. Price two dol
lars, or three copies Of either will be
sent by mail for SIS. A liberal discount
will be made to travelling agents, or to
any who will buy to sell again.
6TEditors of newspapers, any where,
who will give the above advertisement
Including this notice. one or two inser- |
tons, shall receive by return mail copy
of each map. if they will send a copy
ii, to the adve rtiser.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-03-28

Burton Iordon.
HVHIS day came the ecsnRlaaaaas =
- her attorney, and 4 apPeassag e
satisfactory evlsience a-4l-ce1 - ta@
Cont thai the said d=fezdant E.4rsan -
ION Is not . resident q the SAFE e II
sissippi. bar resides beyon4 60 IaFlsaasss-
ton OF this Court l. > taeEesoEe 81
dered. on moEioa Of the ceal7 sa4aanss =
tornev. that the dele8dzns zepear here
on or before the FIrst dav q TIE aexf
term OF this Court and psSas- aasweF ~
demar 70 the compia5naals bslA. czasF~ sss
the Court NIL take the s1aae fsaF eaalss~
sed and decree accordingly Al g =
further ordered that eopy q las er.zss
be published IN the Nallssa VIZ Alsa-
cate. a newspaper published n toe sa&a
OF Canton IN this safe. caes n Ssek Sc
SIX weeks successlvely-
4 true COPY fromthe Nlautes e cesEs-
Attest: WM- MONTGOMERY,
Gers
BIZ J. q. DzAzsozsS. Depss-
Feb IS. IesO. e-1H
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PY virtue of the above stated cases TO
- me directed, shall expose to pub
lie sale for cash, before the Court house
door, in the town of Canton,
On Monday the Cd day of March, 1870,
The following tract or parcel of land,
to wit Lot 4 and 5, section A, and E
l-2 S Z IA, and w l-2 IA and E 1-2
y Z Ia and S 12, w 1-2 S w IA, and
w 1-2 S E Ia, and 1-2. E I2 w IA
section five; the south east quarter and
and S l-2, E 1-2 E IA. and E i-2 " E
ii, and " 1-2, E I-2 E IA, section 7;
" E IL and E 1-2 " w IA, and Z 1-2
S w Ia and w l-2 N E IA and 10,
w l-2 S w Ia and w l-2 n w IA and
N 10, w l-2 S w IA and Z l-2 N w
IA, section eight; East 1-2 North East
IA and w 12 n E Ia and S E IA, and
North half, east half N w IA, section
II; N E Ia and S E IA, section %; 8
12, East I-2 Southwest Ia, section 21;
West l-2, Northwest IA, South west IA,
and w lie S E Ia, section 22; N l-9,
w I-2 S w IA and w 1-2 N w IA and
S 1-2, E l-2 N w IA and w I-2 N w
IA and N l-9, w I-9 S w IA and N l-2
E lie S w IA and S i-2, w Ia S w
Ia, section 81, all in township 8, range
2, west.
Levied on as the property of defend
ants A. 81 A. Clark, and will he sold to
satisfy the above stated cases.
S. HA MBLEN, Shf.
By JNo. T. HErH, Dep'y.
January 25. 1870
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ALSO-Forty three Negroes, 10 Wit:
John, Ezekiel,
Nina, Bart,
Wesley, Harry.
Hester, Peter,
Afford, Dick,
Isabella, Sam,
Ansel. Jim,
Darcas, Anderson,
Jim, Ben,
Betsey, Anthony,
Andrew, Frank,
Isaac, William,
Jane, Bob,
Tom, VIVA,
Cyrus, Polly,
Nancy, Malinda,
Louisa, Julia Ann,
Eliza, Phil,
Massey, Caroline,
Diana, Rachel,
Green, Emilia.
Arnold,
ALSO
5000 Bushels of Corn.
10000 Pounds of Fodder,
5000 Pounds of Bacon,
90 Head of Cattle,
80 Head of Hogs,
Is Head of Mules,
2 Horses,
3 Yoke of Oxen.
2 Wagons,
20 Ploughs and Gear,
A lot of Farming Utensils,
Also, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
JOHN SMITH.
COMMISSIONS
Feb %, 9-I2 pr fee S241
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sac REWARD.

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"a ANtA Al sFssa Has ssls-
Xxx srFteer- ahs.as sas IS s
~ OF Nessislaer. tesst. = aezsa
N% box named EDMUND. =
A boat tweasv use yeas s.
~ age. 6se f-et Tea g. eleeea
Ges inches hisas hiaek. reeus
mu-a marked with The WAies cate b1ses.
no other MARKS recol leetet- he a1ae@
reward Will be given % any ne~een :, =.
Sill return me sad =exra. e. Hs.ss~ IA
"a any all IN iAis Sac. or the So s.
Alabama. 50 thar | can re- hia--
Wa HESTER
he Iasca.oosa- A.Asana- kaa-
OF the Uuion Will please paas1sh fae
Dove three tiuaes- and i4rwaF1 &c 49,
count 20 me az this place
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PRODUCE. A. 49,
EJST rec@~ec and t-r sale.
IL 10 BlllenEsr Fl11Ehz.
- BIS OF Fl-a.czs,
25 Bs o. Flo1r.
Is BIS OF Wnisksy.
20 Sacks OF CoE-e.
y BIKES - roa1cco.
10 Boxes of Sem C,aa1les.
TIerce Of Rlce.
1000 Lbs OF CASINOS.
100 dozen Of $50 80 S1ezs-
u BIS OF Leaf Sa-sr,
10 Sacks SAT-.
All ether kinds O. Praia--. g.
J. u SOFT. s. G.
Feb IS. 6-
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LUMBER FOR sALE. CHEAP EoE
CASH.
THE Undersigned have On haa8 q
~ large quantity o. EsFAsb~F-
= hich they offer for sale ~ 1hs ra1ars.4
price Of One Dollar and Faav eensx a@r
hundred Their NIL ls 6fseen an : 80 +
miles above Canton-
A. : MITCHELL & c.
February 9. 1859. s-sf
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Madison ci-rsif eoarf- Sf~es.sf tara 80
FEszrSzx ~ a2s1
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PosrPoNEMENr.

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale of the above described land
is hereby postponed until the 9th
day of April, 1910.
S. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
BIZ J. T. HErH, Deputy.
March 7, 9-l3
Printers fees, F. S2o7-H. Sa9-3o7 ]
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Neues afortement pom
Url'hlabrs uno CONNER Maareu,
Sshr wobtf.iL
or lIntrrIhriebsne it 70 etsn BON Dbira,
es,p9a 3urhfsrfebrt. init sinem pcbl a,tsa.,
'pabltn 4drrtsmcnt
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attlt s'ner srcfIen 0uautitat @pps, Cal, uus
Slihf. - Ulan bdIt ctrnfaQs auf 6ans Fl,
ne" oor;aslidsn artifcl Ton
sro0sn ibarfbers Roblsn.
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me'@e alle ittr nieSris ttreauft weresn Cir
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W1ctrebiQs, Sali Ia s'''
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gen unS a5eIItttcrn. " '''' '''S'
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Oefentlt6e 9laebrtCbt,

miro bicrmit bon zen itutr(brictenen an H.
!. molf Oanufactnrer III putauu, Che
Ftr gauntp, Ya, acsetcn, ca6 or cine oEincs
mibls, Die sr i'm SABRE 1884 BON ibm srbaltsn
unc ,psssn Man9sl in Sraubbarfst bsrislbsn,
niGt bsbaItsn fonnte une reate, aui Samitao
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uirb, faus ct lib nitbt iten Dor Der Sst slns
fnest ibm fsins gntibabiSun9 teSablt uno
bieislbe peoer abbott.
Samuel Serbein.
Creter SduniblE, oSuli 2l. 3m.
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Sen'ctrattlbe Gauuty Deriammluus
Sine alloemeine Gauntp. 8eriammluna
.. Sreunoe ponbarrilon u. Gpler, Reform
uno before 3eiten. einffie fur Die GrbaI.
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Yerfetter BON niebern Irbeitslobn, elmer
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preileent Der Ser. Staaten 5u iiberu.-
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iino bofli6f sriubt beisutpoDnsu.
Jrhn S6mari, Sohn Seitcn,an,
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Scbn Rlopp. 6erattp Srcrlfr'
Sotn Sttcabs, rcbu Ren,p.
3. u. at. 5lffts, Daniel 5. grzsnsr,
Drt,r Uoeams, Oasip Oonsr
Sauid 8cpsr,
Stttsaas Committee.
Nfaeln3, Snti Ia. 1910.
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Golfss @es ibancIib psrfbwsnpst wurbs,wcs
scn bic fc!ssnssn 9ampftcet @pntrafts pom
1897 3eu9nis 9stsn:
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gicfc Der GletnbtlHCler.

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w1itael &. Sopsr grlautnisihsin.
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Sber Bern.
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SetbeI.
8rep:ih 5trner erlautnisibdn.
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eacrnorp0n.
wiaiam Dlcrrie erlantni6l6sin.
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3leber uno Gmitk

5'eber uno Smitb.
paten 70 ettn srtalten:
PUT nnS &lumpcn
Ss. ercir nne porto 9io s,,d,r
prtim Nen.Orlrans
%slttf 70, hf lsbr rcblftil prrfanfen tpereeu. fir
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3tebcr uno Smith,
9atsn 70 chen erbalten: cine onantitat BON
superior iun9en 9pfons, Smpsrial.,
Stlntpuloer. uno poudans .Gbee.
Gsaeims, Suli IA. SIN.
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sebsssrtssunsen hter Die 70 bod ssprielsns
Sparfa'ateit rer jssissn Ncsieruns.

Spartaafelf rfr jesi9en Ne9leruns.
(Ginssiaaet fir ben aibsralsn Seotabtsr.)
Ser pflfft9e Natbss sBeIblnB.
SIM bcben 8at9 su Wafbinstcn
SaB Mlartin janslt auf fencm sbron;
Die GrcGen TIN Jpn aIl5utauf
Oa Fam be wiebt'se Srase anf:
"1Bie ltebt es I'm Die nihiie wabl 2"
Spraeb D1artiu, "mir 1T gang fatal
SD b6re niebt piel Sut's caDou,
D1an trstt mit fort bon @a1binstcu."
ltnp 4mos Ssnraa ipraeb nit &ahsn:
"gs Gnc ;,par gang per--te Sahsn,
So6 Olartin batc sutcn Wiutb,
Das Ding sebt cuoIltb bod nod GUT.
9icb, itbreben thu ieb jest fir @sls
Bas alien sofcs 'pObl ssfaat
Sic baltsn llh al mein @slebmas
llRo sIautsn cs lsi &anps.SGss."
81, Nmcs, 9u ba't autsn D1ntb,
S3abIt mau Sid 70 febreitlt gu gut;
SD oeut', mir teusn encn W1ann
SIR mid gum 'Iretionirsn al.
Ser barts Sriosr fiebt 70 IebneG
Ills fdlii' CT aus psm flarfsa QueN;
limo taum fann itb nod rubis Icn
Salt mir rer barts Gclbsr ein.
9rauf peltsrt nun Der Sames 9.
Oas Ding seht sut. Suhbei, Suhbs.
Der SittarO Scbnfon filft mir e.u,
Scr miro, rcnf icl. Der Be1e fein;
er III fhrmabr cin Gbrenmsmn
Ger ieltit zen ST tannen fam!
Stt acbc ais 8salriter NIT,
llno Sls ,piro fr6ncn json Setritt.
"scp," faste D1artin, "es mag 1sin,
Scr Sobnlcn fsI aucb mir rbon cin,
llno slift oer plan, alaukt ll6erlih,
Gud 2Illc lobn' itb tcnialet.
Stn Simmp ma6' ih alelet gum @raf
llHO 'par' or aud rae art6te @tbaaf;
ltns Sobnion, oct Gtuuep 6rlo,
S'temmt Gin SrrGes &natcnselr."
llne Simmr iprab, gu iterlcsn
ST aun rrit amtb auf wsltben wcsea
Ole Neiie man suerf tesinnt;
'lSo 1T ras SOlf am mebrtten blinp7
Jt aIaute lebcr naob NeaeinS
lso ss fcnit gang rcrtrsffieb sing;
8lcfbattcn tsnnt man bort nod ni6t,
So tpie Die lssts S1a6riett lpriett.
llmo Dlartin irraeb mein fraftssr Ssssn
8esleite ene6 auf eurcn mcaem;
Serfs gauntp 1T crr tcttc spGas
Sur mid, bort 1T eer srtBts Setas,
Sprltbt man bort bon 9emofratie
@5o tanst oas 8OIf man slautt niobt mis.
llno Fin ib audi 1riltcfrat
Sslr ieb bod mebr wie ou Golea.."
Sa, Martn, Dor bier Sabr surie
Bar BORT fir rid tas sr66te Slhd;
9rnn bitte man oieb tort erfsunt
5tir'rabr ou lparlt niebt prcfloent.
llno lille itimmten frtblieb Gin;
'S'rts gauntp, ia, na sctt as fein,
Die Oentitbn Sauren lnb nebt Itblau,
lSIr seben rcrt bic san,e Gaa!
@stt b'r Gin 6lss gbampasur Bsiu,
9Slr pplI'n ans gutter 5ctfnuns freu'n,
Zdn6 DStu ougLo
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S'ntsrlai1enlbaft oes uerRorbsneu
Sebn 8risncr.

0!s nntsr;sihnctsn 1uOitoreu, sraanut
eut'S e'e .Vaifsn.ecurt ton 8erPs gauutp,
an Ssrtbellnns 3u maebsn bon per 8iian,
III S9anssn bon 6rnrp SSper, seminiltratrr
ces u lln'anat ~ Olsp aaunletip, srIaattn
eau'fp, psrtforrrnen Sebn 6ris n,{s r.
mTesn s, It6 lu een 3,pte vcrlam,nrln auf
uittipctb cen 29itcu inItebeupsn Suii,rum
10 lIbr Germittaae, in Der 2(mtsliube pon
u. ). 91iller. esq. in Nsacins, ~ ,refd,r
3slt uno Ort fth alle fclhr, Die paE,i iut,rsf,
ltrf ltno. srfaaislt slnfnoen pollsu
peter Sbercr,
Jeremiah e. Sittina, ! l1usitsrsr.
II. ). Miller,
Suli ID, 1870. su
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60 eben erbatten,
Gin, 0uamtitdt rcg srial,euen Sesinecu,
Salollsn, Setae, Wiadreit 9le une ,, Cat.
F'fts nas 5errlnse, am Stobr bon
5icber nnb 5mitb.
eds Der 4tsn NIB ptnn:eraGtu.
Weabina, ID. sm
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parts 3elten.-Sannp Glbler. Die BE-.
rubmte Gan5erin, seiete fb uoriae SO,
be in baltimore. Die pldse fir Die Su.
ibausr muroen ofTentlib periieieert uno
iu 50 25. Oct einselne Ylak, an bic beifen
Dieter sessbtn. trelbes 81 25 mebr ,pie
9eDobalib 1T. DAT it elm Beifpiel nom
barten 3eiten.
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gtne Qua ntifdt BON
Ilt Scpa !
Gransn Nio
saauira lSaF,,
Cuba nns
&er6ltsttn
60 ebcn srbalten bet
Nraons, SuIi IA. n' s,n