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UNTVERsrrY On MARYLAND.

IF#NHE LECTURES or THE FA&UbTf OF PLY
n SIC Of the University of Maryland, win commence
the ensuing term on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEhA-
BER next, and will continue until the FIRST DAY OF
Prof N. POTTER Theory and Practice Of Med.
Med. jurisprudence.
s. C. BAKER, Materia Medica, & Thera-
!" w. &. A. AKIN, Chemistry & Pharmacy.
W. N. BAKER, Anatomy & Physiology.
N. r. Smith, Lecturer on Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements have been made
by which DR.. Smith will give full and complete course
will be required in Lexington. After his departure
additional course Surgery viii be given by the Prof
OF Anatomy. In offering six months course of Lee
lures instead of the usual term of four MONTHS the Fac
uty satisfied that Medical Students will fully appre
ciae the great advantages which they will derive from
this extension Of the time, while for the few who
conveniently spend six months in the city an attend
during four months will the demands of the
charter The well known facilities of this Institution
have been increased during tile past by the addi-
ton of numerous valuable preparations 10 its costly and
extensive Anatomical Museum, and will be further aid
ed bv full set Of the celebrated Pathological Models of
Hilbert, ordered from Paris by DR. Smith. 1t is believed
they will be the only complete set in the country on this
side of the Mountains, and will render the on Sur
out them. The splendid Chemical apparatus of the
University has been materially improved and increased
and valuable collection of Foreign and American Min
erals have been placed in the Laboratory for the benefit
of the class in Chemistry Their spacious dsseoting
rooms, and abundant supply of the material enables the
unequalIed by any institution in the country, while the
Baltimore Innary affords every convenience for daily
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine.
ma Is WILLIAM e. A AKIN, Dean.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY

pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, the
Il undersigned will sell, at public sale, ON sATUR-
DAY the 9th of June, at O'Clock at the Exchange in
the city of Baltimore
One LOT fronting hundred and thirty feet on
Gross street. and hundred feet Goodman street.
One other LOT fronting ons hundred and twenty
feet Cross street, and twenty feet Goodman ST.
And also other LOT fronting twenty feet on
Goodman street, and running back about one hundred
of the lot just described This property is eligbly 10
Gated in improving part of the town.
Terms prescribed by the decree: One-half in three
months from the day of SALE and the other half ia six
months, with interest," to be secured by bono
approved by the trustee. JOHN GLENN,
ma l6 law2wdts Trustee.
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DIED.

On Tuesday last his residence in Rockville Mont
gomery county, Maryland, BENJAMIN sToDDERT FoR-
REST, ESQ., for many years President of the Senate of
Maryland. and distinguished member of the Bar, =
On the llth inst at his residence in Baltimore county,
after illness Of six months, SAauEL STuBBIss, Esq
in the Goth year of his age. s
On the 10Th inst in the SD year of her age at Elers
ier residence on Elkridge, Md, Mrs EMzABETH Dor
sEY, rect of the late Caleb Dorsey, of Thomas.
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10y order of the commissioners of nsolvent debtors
- for the city and county of Baltimore, notice il
eby given to the creditors of SYLVESTER LANG
LEY, an insolyent debtor that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said debtor and that the said
creditors required to attend at the Office of the said
commissioners IN the house, in the city of Bait
more, the sixth day of April next O'Clock
the forenoon and Nominate Trustees, to be
appointed for their benefit: and give all the aforma
ton in their possession the said Commissioners
able them report Baltimore county court, agreea-
1881 entitled Gan act relating to insovent debtors
and that the sixth day of June next, hath been fixed
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 18th day Of February, in the year 1870
fe 26-1aw3m ap % 1aw5w
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ITO STUDENTS OF LAW.-The subscriber
IL having resumed the practice of Law, in his former
establishment in South street, has ample accomoda-
tons for students. limited number, not exceeding
TEN, will be received. None need apply but those of
industrious habs--and he would prefer those who are
at the commencement Of their studies, who have
made but small progress, DAVID HOFFMAN
ma 10 dim
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SAMUEL CARUSI has Just received the largest
y collection of NEW MUSIC ever introduced to this
market at any time, containing all the pubica-
published the United States. Also an assert
ment of very superior Guitars, Vions Flutes Como
peans, and all kinds of Military and other Instruments
&c. Best Italian Stnngs, Guitar do with all other
tices in the Musical line, wholesale and RETAIL Terms
liberal. Old instruments taken in part ones
Turning and repairs at short notice. Music neatly
bound; one second hand Piano for sale cheap.
ma 4-eo2w
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MARRIED.

{ Cd the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Smith, EDw'D My
ERs to Miss MARY w. eldest daughter of the late Geo.
Pilkington, all of this city.
At Brooklyn. Long Island, the Both ult., Lieut. w.
RoGERs TAYLOR, of the U. s. Navy, to Miss CAROLINE
A. daughter of G. g. Silliman, Esq.
At Washington, on the 18th inst HENRY MIFFLEroN
TO Miss ALMEY ALLISON, both of Alexandra.
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JAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

NV z have, heretofore numbered ourselves among
Wv those who believed that S.Alberts Hair Tonic.7
sold by DR. Jayne, of the many quack nostrums
whose virtues beyond the fuIsome pufs
of their author. We willing, length, to make
public acknowledgment of the of belief An
intimate friend, two three months since, all the
top of whose Uranium as bald piece of polished
marble maugre all our jesting and rdicue of the idea
of attempting to cliLpdte barren spot, purchased
cording his directions applied it. During the
week the same friend ushered himself into presence,
and uncoverng his hitherto naked head, astonshed
with thin, though u1uant growth of hair from
two inches in lensth-upon the very premises had
believed unyelng cultivation the rackless sand
that skirts the Atlantic. This puff but is religious
ly true, and 10 those who doubt the gentleman be
pointed out What is in favor of this stTonic, y
the here cited one of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the har-but was one Of years.
standing though the gentleman is but As years of age
philadelphia Lpirit of The Times October Dist, 1899
The above preparation i sold by G.. L. Duhursf, cor
ner of Dugan.s wharf, and Pratt street, lower end of
Centre Market Space. ma -.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May a.
Flour, per Dbl. (new) S4 81
Wheat, red, 95alOO
DO. white, $la1lO
Rye, 45a46
Corn, Haas
Flaxseed, 75c.
Oats from wagons, per bushel, 26a27
Do from vessels, do 25a2j
Corn Meal, per bushel, do
Butter, roll, per h. l2aaO
Lard, do. ea9
White Beans, 81
Plaster of Paris, retail per ton, S. so
Grouud Plaster, in bnlk, 81 50
Do. do. per Dbl 81 44a$l so.
PETERSBURG MARKETS, May IA.
Cotton--The market is 2. bout variation in prices
since our last report. We quote extremes 6.a9 CENTS
The quantity now on sale is comparatively small
Tobacco-All descriptions of Tobacco are in good de-
mand, and something higher since our last report We
quote Lugs, fair 50 35as3 u.s. do best So 50
asa so; Leaf, common to ordinary, 81 75a7 do fair
good to best 81 25asil; general sales 50 75aSS so
prime, none.
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RICH PAPER HANGINGs.

RICH PAPER HANGINGS.
EOSEPH CROOK q GOTT, UPHOLSTER-
e. Frs, AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 785 Balls
street between North and Holiday streets-have
in store
Rich Paris Paper HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, 5 and ga
Venehon Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
in general, to give US call. JOSEPH CROOK,
ap % THOMAS ]. GOTT.
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scfrs Justina, Madeira; amanda, New Haven; Van
dalia, Port au Prince
ARRIVED,
Barque Mary, MyTick from New Orleans
Bng Hazard, Woodman, from Havana
Brig WankincO, Howland, from Boston
Brig Midas, White, from Havana
Br brig Collyra, Card, from Guayama, P
Schr Robert Waring, from Boston
selir alma, from New York
sehr Independence, from Portland
Schr Flor del Mar, from Portsmouth. " H
Sclr caroline, from Portland
Schr Qaeen, from Savannah
sehr Paine, from Havre de Grace
schr Arkansas, from HaVTe de Grace
steam packet Virginia, Parrish, from Richmond Nor
Steam-paeket Alabama, Sutton, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing in the Bay
sailed-Brig Isabella, Fry, Kingston, Jam
Brig Mary Stanton, Crowel, from Baltimore, arrived
at Boston 18th inst.
sehr Boston, from Baltimore for Port au Prince was
spoken LIST inst. in lat 30 90 lon 20 30
Sehr Besey Richard, Shepherd for Baltimore cleared
schr Liberty Randall, from Baltimore, arrived at Alex
andria 18th inst
PHILADELPHIA, May I4-Arr packet ship susque-
NEW YORK, May l4-Cieared brig L Baldwin, sa-
vannah
BOSTON, May 1s-An brig Temperance, Whining
ton N
schr Grand Island, Savannah
SchT Forrest, Alexandra
Cleared barque Arab, Havana. bigs Henrietta, do;
PORTSMOUTH, May l0-Arr Chief, Alexandria
SACO, May 6-Sailed, Girsrd, West Indies
NORFOLK, May 14-An brig Eagle, from Provi-
dence
Cleared Danish brig Alphonso, 81 Johns, r.
ALEXANDRIA, May l3-5ailed schr Reaper, Bos-
ton Damascus; do; Phehe & Eliza, do
18th, sailed sloop Coquette, Philadelphia
RICHMOND, May 4-Arr schr Carroll, Thomaston
Sailed Potomac, Jam; Highly, Hartford; VIM Tur-
ner, do; WIN Hart, New York
MOBILE, May s-Ar ship Marchioness of Butte,
Liverpool
Ship Henry, luke, from Boston
Cleared bngs Macon, New York; Robert Adams, do;
schr Judge Hitchcock, Fall River.
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SONS OF AFFLICTTON LOOKI:!

SONS OF AFFLICTION LOOK!:!
nR. VANDON'S (from Germany RESTORA-
~ TIVE PILLS, positive cure for Gonorrhea,
Stubborn elects, &c.The superiority of DE-. Vandons
Restorative Pills ever every ether medicine yet dscov
cred for the cureof GDaorhGe, Glee and other diseases
of cuniary passages, become every day evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into the country, not less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold; and instances
have been known TO fail TO perform perfect cure in a
few days. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from other medicine sf the kind, they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and
frequently dangerous symptoms often experienced
while taking copavia, cupebs turpentne, mercury and
that class OF medicines usually Tesored to by the unsk
full in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
asea for this part fthe country. The utmost confidence
NAV be placed in these Pills.
n. B. Persons at distance can be supplied by enelos
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box.
C. l.. DUHURST,
.. corner of Pratt st. & Dugans' wharf,
ma ID lower end Market Space.
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ESISHING TACkLE.-Just received an as
II sediment of superior TACKLE, consisting Of
ga and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. and HALE RODS
3, 4 and Ash butt FLY RODS
so, 1908 100 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gras
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, Furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise
SWIVEL'S BOOKS, furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Cordage, BRUSHES fail kinds, for sale at
very reducedprices by DUKEHART & CO.,
I0l LIZ Baltimore street, between South & Calvert
sts Country Merchants and others are invited TO caH
Thankful for past fvors, they solicit share of patron
ge ap3
HNOR SALE-The subscriber will sell private
u sale, the LOT and DWELINGL HOUSE lately
occupied by him Mount Vernon Place. the Wash
ton Monument. The Lot is about 80 feet front by
100 Deep The House arge consisting of basement
and stories, having floor, the first %
feet by Is, and the third l6 by 49, 1t has good bath
house every convenience for the accommodation ofa
family Possession viii be given Immediately. Fer terms
of sale apply to the subscriber
Persons DESTROYS purchase may any time inspect
the premises. ap9 j. P. KENNEDY
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ADJUSTMENTS

= u 4
TTIEATRE---HOLLID STREET.
| TONIGHT, (SATURDAY) May l6, 1910,
! VIII be presented the Drama of
| RAFAEL.
After which the beautiful Opera ofthe
DEW DROP.
ayg1FoTr i particulars. see small bills.
REDUCED PRIcKs-Boxes IS ceEts-Pit 37l-Galery
25 cents Tickets be had, and places secured, at
the BOx-offie, from 10 until O'Clock.
1-Doors open at land curtain will rise at half past
O'Clock precisely.
AMERICAN THEATRE-FRONTs ST.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MIR. ALIEN
TONIGHT, SATURDAY. May 10, $780,
VIII be presented the American Play of
ABAELINO,
OR THE DEFENDER OF yESIcE'
In the course of the evening" Mr. Allen will appear in
select scenes from shakspesr,s Tragedy OF
The bumped backed TyTant, Mr.. ALLEN.
In imitation of the late G.. Cook
{17-FOT particulars, see small bills.
IIy-Price of admission-Box, 50 cens-Pit % cents
Gallery for colOTed persons p cents.
J15-Doon open at 7-penoFmance to commence affair
past O'Clock, precisely.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM,
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
Corner of Baltimore and Colbert streets.
open from Eighth the morning until Ten O'Clock
@7-FANCY GLASS BLOWING, by MIR. sILLs,
during the Day and Evening.
07-ADMITTANCE IS CENTS.
115-Chilenen Half Price.
5G-VsitOfs during the Day, are admitted to the Mu-
scum in the Evening, without further charge.
ma 10 If
AMERICAN THEATRE--FRONT 81.
f'DosT GIVE Up THE SHIP.''
''FoT .9HId Lang Syne my Boys"
a. J. ALIENS NIGHT.
Mr.. A. J. ALLEN, the American Costumere. and.old
est NGtfre Actor exant, will have the honor of making
his first appearance,
! ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY nth, 1910,
before Bafmore audience lin character) for the first
time these tpentyfoH years! when will be performed
the American Play, written by American Author
VIM. DuHlap, Esq, called,
ABBA ELTN0s
Or, THE DEFENDER or VENICE.
Abaelinoe Mr. A. j. ALLEN
In the course of the evening" he will appear in seec
scenes from Shakspeare's Tragedy of
RICHARD THE THIRD;
The hRmp- backed Tyrant, Mr.. ALLEN.
In imitation of the late 6. F. Cook; he will appeal
in the identical dress weTn By him the night of his
first appearance in America, 30 years ago, the Park
Theatre, New York, in the above character, with other
entertainments, as will be expressed in the bills of the
day.
| Box book open.
ma Is dot
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EDATAPSC0 and other superior brands of Whit
IL Wheat Family FLOUR, on hand and for sale by
NORRIS & FATRBAIRN,
No. 9. Pratt, between Gay Frederick sts.
ma II d .'
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&c. lb.
Pig, founders gray. 50
Do high, for iorges. ~
Bar, Ai1:yican.... .al00
Do. Swedes. 5Oa0
English, assorted .s5aloO
English sheet, .200a
American sheet. SoOa2lo
Boiler Plates. ID. faca
LUMBER
Georgia Flooring.....2 81
;: C.......do Is
White p, panel. .30a3l
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ORUGS-Drugs copperis, per cwt; camphor refined
and crude, free; blue vitrio 4, oil of vlrio cts per
lb; essences, 25 per cent alum 80 per cwt; castor
oil as cents per gallon sugar of lead per ID;
sapete crude free; refined per lb other arti-
: nInn Dln1E
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Hoop, American, ton $l20a
Hoop, English, cwt. as
Nail & SIP Rds, Am llOalll
Hollow Ware. .75ae5
Scrap, pr long ton. .30a
Russia, p, $. I.... .105a
Blooms..........6 5a67 so
Joists and Seq. W. p. 10al5
Joists and Seq. y. p. l0al4
Shingles, w. p..... .34al0
I" Cedar, %, 50al2
Laths, sawed, i ,50aI IS
split,.. .9Oal %
sheet, Sc. per lb.]
5!.-Bar. .7,25; Sheet. ....a9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11

'4= .-"EH H##@#- #aHA t#,I s.N-F s#N .#e., $50
Ha# .#sa.e o#~. >.>ss ,lN 81 a.s asg#aHg .
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square a.a - e.staa, ~gu.a .t Ia s..a.. ..s4
...s a.##-. tsEss #ui ea,, % >54s.s. .se. ,N
a..a a.N >..s..- a.-a '#ts aa.4e. a..s. ..af.
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-aa-a 3. za#-a aa.aas eaa vast. % Iae aHaa
rtHeef Na.amse-.
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rs s. H4uHer H,g,. sa ~ryuaa number seventeen
.aaasaF eighteen, saa'h ,t range number +
ns>r+
Also d. following Is. la dc town s. coer-
bus, % MI
,sa-sc aaut 70 one hundred and une, nof'a ii
Man street;
S#a,s member thtay n,ae, NqHa Of Nan
streets
Square number chg 81, north oi Man street
Square numbyr one hundred and huesn. moth
1T MAN street
SggzFe number en-. hundred ana eight north
81 Man street:
Square no 5l. moth oi Man stree,
The ,eu,h ead 81 lat number ten, 70 s4eafa
number .tbt,e, north 81 MAN sHeet 81 the town
ulCo,um0as. ,au3y tt,t On Market street. run-
anG back ,Nf, ~ feet paraIly eH. Nlam street,
heae Ihtlt lgpi iivut aud Ieg, and sNN ~ feet
deep
LEVIED al rs taa property ot the SAID defend
ants. n sat,-t, tie above named executions apd
ajl co.p.. sale 10 take place within tbe hours
nfg,rrart hy law
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To the Public.

THE rights Of Editors and publishers q narcr'
aaTe bacn iao long neglected. justice VII never
Be dome unless they themselves assert thgir rglts
eaiHrrc The most utld rules. which ~ The End vi
be- found alike salutary 70 the pubic aud beneteal
10 those engaged IN the press. Publishers 81 PAPERS
have bern so bong imposed upon ly the community
a Largo. that tlt,y are considered - soma t1teata
degraded class 81 beings, when "a fact there Is no
situation n Ilc sh honorable deserving Of 50 high
consideration lr.daetivea If 20 much goed,aT class
winch rvrgt 81 powerful ~ Influence. III. known
TO be- pgnyer0aJ lor lhe dgblprs 10 newspaper pub
@hff- to consider their demands aS TIC last to 10
paId--debs 70 which there Is auarAcd no mora ob-
lertibn and which they ran refuse 70 pay with JUS
uce uad honor hence II i iacmbucnt upon lie con
dueturs ~ the press 20 ss-er ihrir uwn nphls, and
resolve, scyoa'Iy'anl jniuhy 70 blng all patrons Of
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
70 other e1ngprts, ~ always remain "a poverty sni
wan. wIlE iaaueaujs due them from The mos sol-
yehi men ~ the country
We c8'l upon aft editors an3 publishers Of papers
wIW approve ut thg loI1whg rules tn endorse
them BY lbta aisu1Wps- place them at the herd
VI tbeif papefs, AMI strictly adhere to ncm,
Nnaubacupluu received without payrcnt ~
afparce
{. NJ subscription received ar Ices tfsn siy
months
49, Advance paymeat will % reluacd from at
taUstcnladyeftscrs
Alb IaanaouHcr nomsa flr arg aAce, cthe~
ate of County, wlham TIA cdraHes payment OF
ZEN dollars
5lh rnlura circulars charged as adgertsetnwis
anJ payment required IL adrauce.
Oh. Aladsfrsscthful' ~ j personal alteration
wi. hr chafeaI daat.e cod paynnat required aaj-
vance
7ul. Election tickets v.la3t Dc printed wroou,
order, nor delivered 90 4ny HefsGn without Iaymen.
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township e. @N#.. 81. range nH II Wg>'s
Ne,t aaI =. tive. quarter q. section Dc -,
.a,a1..H 70. >.1. u ..1. e y ",s
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Na-.burs. quarter 81 northeast -ns-trr Of section
ra SIS. ,ava>a.a I6. s,a.a 81. rsass aa i Ws,,.
Na-hue., ..arter ST southeast quarter 81 section
Ha IL. toxins. p p. saa'aa3 fsa,e - i wsss,
S'lI' hat q west t9f ot sogtheas, quarter Q.
section h' =. township ~. south 9. 'aase % !
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:, "a .-. .,' ~ M 80. - -. . ,,
South IalF af cas-. h4.E al southwest aaarte. og
zecHaa rr a3. township f6 south ST raa-e ito ! :
west;
s1a- vest quarter q section ~ :, taNmHP i.
north 1t .aase ae i casts
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township 1 :. north of raugt no Il east,
Northwest quarter 1T section ra 81, township I
north 81 range no n east;
West haitot northwest quarter Of section oo s.
township ! Z, north n range no y east
LIS 40. - aod - .o e.3''o "' . N"''s'i'i' az
n.y." a. "a - IN, - 81 ,a5 "a la..es
INN 6 rnSpsb.n ID. norla !. ranr,. ID east;
El~f half n narIhcasl quarter Of section no 3.
township :. north Of range 30 easi
Ea>t wy ot so0thea quarter OF section 40 p
township 10, hoIu' Of rang NIB II ea,';
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