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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Nave heard this story. Lady Melvil would
have Been your good genius, she would
have secretly enriched you beyond the
dreams of avariee, but the unhappy lady
would have sought out home in another
land, there to end her days solitary and a.
lone.' Frederick dropped the hand of his
wife, he let fall the muslin robe, and taking
the piscs Of money in beth his hands, he
carried it 10 his lips with almost revsrentisl
sclemnity-' Yeu sse,' said Madame de la
Tour, that am no fairy, but on the con-
trary from you came the fairy's gift, and 1t
has indeed proved a TALIsMAN.'
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The Remains Of NapOleOn.-A ceres
Pondent Of the New York Journal of Com
lnercs, writing on the 18th of October, from
81. Helena, says that the day appointed for
the removal Of the remains of Napoleon ON
board the Belle Poule fIigate, was the | 9Th.
This was the 25th anniversary Of Napo-
Icons arrival at the Island The English
authorities showed an anxiety to give all
possible solemRity 10 the scene. The
Prince on landing was received by the au-
therities aud guard of honor, with salutes
from the Battery and a British vessel of
war thsn lying in the Reads. He and his
rsilnue Immediately after landing proceeded
10 Government House; and after remaining
there about half an hour, they proceeded to
NsPoleoa's Tomb, and returned TO the towp
in about Ave hours.
The letter states that the spot on which
Napoleon was buried belongs to a Mr..
Richard Tcrbett, Merchant. Napoleon
having frequently visited that ground during
his life time, on which was a beautiful
aPring of water with which water he was
daily suPplied) and cluster of weeping
Willows, had frequently expressed wish
TO be inferred Hnder those trees in case he
shcsld die at St. Helena;which request vas
imnedisialy, and with great pleasure,
granted by Mr.. Torbett when made known
TO him. Consequently the interment took
place these. The widow of MIR. Torben,
new poor, has been promised the influence
Of Prince de Jeinville, to procure her
pension from the French king.
The "Belle Poue' contained a Sarcopha-
gus of ebony for the purpose Of holding the
cstfin of Napoleon. On board the "Belle
Poule" is Chapel fitted up for its recep-
tien. which is lined with black velvet, 10
small PanRels, sprinkled all ever with sill
yer stars .(eS,ooned with silver cord and tas-
sSs. There is an altar, with crucifx over
ii, at one end of the Chapel. This Sarco-
Yhagus iR supported at the corners Sy four
Eagles. On the top of il is to bc placed an
embroidersc black velvet cushion, and en-
the cushion Crown. Suspended to the
ceiling immediately above the crown, ball
with the cross on the top of it, and under
the ball the emblem of Justice. In the
Chapel are also fsur pyramids to hold can
dies; suspended to the ceiling are four ves-
sells to burn incense, there is also a rich vel
vet pail, which is said TO have cost $4,000
francs to cover the SarcoPhagus. -Spiritef
the Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Gen. Afkinson.-Brigadier General II.
Atkinson denies that he has been stricken
with paralysis, as asserted in the St. Au-
gustine News, and says he is on the con.
trary, capable Of taking the field, and Of
performing the duties appertaining to lis
rank.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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The Presidential Electors of this State
met at Harrisburg en- Wednesday, tho I'd
inst and cast their votes for Wm. II. Har-
rison and John Tyler. Bernard Connolly,
jr. one Of the electors, being absent, 'Thos.
H. Barrowes, was appointed by tho board
in his slead.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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The Maugaration.-The newspapers
of Ohio state that the President elect is to
be accompanied to the seat Of government
Oy "ihlrty thousand horsemen. We have
no doubt, there will be at least that number
IN attendance, who will be anxious 10 ride
into Office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

AN exchange paper says;--A "RrFoRN
CONVENTION" was recently held in Boston
TO consider among other things, the cxpsdi'
ency OF aboIlshing the Christian Sabbath
the priesthood, &c &c. Ii adjourned after
lhree days session, TO re-assemble on the
last Wednesday in March next.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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Novel Burking. A sexton Of one Of
The churches at Stockport, England, has
been arrested on the charge of numbering
two children for the sole purpose Of obtain"
ing The burial fees! A similar case occur
red in Switzerland in 1856, where at gen.
eral communion held at the Cathedral
church of Zurich, the wine was poisoned by
the grave digger, by which means eight
persons were killed and hundreds more ta'
ken dangerously ill
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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Il Wdrn;ng. An English paper says,
that eight Peers of England,who were mar.
ricd to divorced women, died suddenly with.
in The last three years. "Bevare of the yid.
dcrs, Samivel, beware of the vdders'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

We are free to confess that, aeluated by
these considerations, we shall feel proud a.
gain 10 welcome Mr.. Van Buren 10 his ma
tive State, and we trust that he will be re-
ceived by his political friends with the same
feelings which he weuld have been had he
been successful in the late CONTEST. He has
aervsd the psepls for more than thirty years,
and has filled with credit, every Office from
the lowest to the highest. AS man, as a
politician, as an ex-ofiicer, be is entitled TO
our respectful attentions, and we promise,
in the name of the Democracy of New
York, triumPhal rocopIion.--N. T. Plan
ct.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Thadduss Stevens is making exsrtiOns TO
be appointed Post Master General. Twsn-
ty Of the Presidential Electors Of this State
signed his recommendation.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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SALARIES OF GOVERNORS.

That bright penny" the Baltimore Sun.
has been curious in comparing the salaries
of the different Governors, in the various
states Of the Union. From the Suns rays,
We are able to raise the following list Of
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Fatal Coincidence.--A young man nam
ed Daniel POlhemus was killed near Bound.
brook, N. J. few days since, by being
run over by wagon from which he bad
just jumped. What is the most remarkable
IN the death Of this young man, is that Of
an elder brother,after whoa he was named
was killed by similar accident.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Census Returns. Census of Mis-.
sour gives l37,75o as the population. In
crease IN four years, about 81 600.
Pennsylvania has it appears, by ths lato
census, population of l,34s,233.
New Jersey has 373, 272 inhabitants.-
Thls is an increase in ten years, of 52,493.
Population Of the City and County Of
Fhiiaaslphla-Clty, 93,7S3
County, l65,049
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Would'nt Shel-The Siamese Twins il
is said, are abent to take a wife. Wouldn't
the bride be indcable for "5igamy."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Il Nurse WeH PGia.-Queen Victor'
has engaged nurse at The rate of G30'
for the lir't month and 9l per day ihereaf
ter.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
ANTHRACITE IRON BUSINESS.

ANTHKAClTE lRUN BUSlM ESS.
We were much pleased at seeing our ar
ticle, two weeks since, upon this subject,
met, with the right spirit, by the Editer of
the Danyille Democrat, in his reply. We
were always desirous Of treating the spbiect
with fairness and condor, and was therefore
happy in finding one man in Danvlle ready
to do SO. We never wished to detract a
particle from the advantages that Danvi.le
possesses either by nature or by art, for
tho successful prosecution Of the business,
nor did we ever wish to retard her prosper.
ity. Bat whio we were willing to allow
them to puff themselves into notice, we
claimed the right of showing the advantage
that Bloomsburg and vicinity possesses,
without being accused of jealous feelings
towards others. All we have contended for
was two things we had abun-
dance Of water power. that Dsnvile did not
possess, and that Iron could be manufactur-
ed cheaper with that power, than by steam.
Secondly that our ore had lees di!eterous
matter among it whom mined, than any 9TH
or ore yet discovered, and Of course could
be manufactured with less expense. Have
we claimed too much, we think not. And
it gives US plea sure, we acknowledge, TO
be able to introduce the calculation of the
Editor Of the Daaville Democrat in support
Of our position--more especially so, as he
processes to have received it from men Of
practical experience" He SAYS that "pig
iron will probably cost per ton by the use
Of anthracite coal, with furnace capable Of
producing 40 tons per week.
2 tons of ore, at 81, 60 90
Ii tons OF coal for smelling the ore, r.
a 81 3 90
! do. for using engine, i so
3 do. for heating blast, 25
ton Of limestone, 20
Labor, Q 60
Interest on investment, 100000 o 90
$40 az
Nsw then deduc, from this expspse tbe
;tsu of tim ot coal for nsing ena;,s thu
difference in the quality Of our ore 90 per
cent which be allows. the diff.rencs !, 10.
bor bs,ween water and steam Dowcr o,Ioos,
60 cents per ton and The difsrsprs in the
capital inysstod which would bs abou, ~ .
coo dollars and we have thu rouov;r, 70.
suit:
Ore for ton Of iron al 70
Coal for smelling 3 90
For heating blast %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
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DOCUMENTS.

BY the following, from the Cohumbia
County Democrat. we perceive that eur fy.
pical brother WEBB has received " Pub
lie Document" from our distinguished rep
resentative. We have not had that honor,
during tho two last Sessions of Congress,
from the Doctor, in his public capacity
and never expect 10 in any olher for we
dent think that such an Hi6erai specimen
Of humanity could be libsllsd.
Wilkesbarre .AdUocate.
EEssya1IzEIg
j. 9. AdGnls.-The Hon. John Quincy
Adams is now n years of age.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11
253,922

-, 1UOiJ1I
Shelving an increase since last census Of
69,06l.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

SnOLBAIG0OGaR 81 Go
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-12-11

Now then deduct from this expense the
item Of ton Of coal for using engine, the
difference in the quality of our ore 90 per
cent. which he allows, the difference in Ia
Dor bsiween water and steam power, at least
go cents per ton and ,hs difference in the
capital invested which would be about TO-
600 dollars and we have the following re-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
NOTICE.

FESIlE undersigned executed TO L. c.
- Temple, the following described
promissory notes, one for $500. due on
the 18th day Of February, 1910, aud
another for $500, payable to l.. Phillips
e. Vannoy, aud one for $3.50, due on
the LIST of January. 1871, aud one due
on the 25th OF December, 1871 for
$1,000, all dated Esd Of November 1889.
Said notes were given for tract Of land,
which land has been sold under an exc.
cntion founded on a judgment older than
than the deed for said land to me. The
consideration for which said notes were
given having entirely failed, am there
lere determined not 10 pay said notes IN.
less compelled hy law.
STEPHEN COLLINS
Nav y, Pa-ep.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


r WILL expose 10 sale TO the highest
"a bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Modi-
son county,
On the Sccond Monday in June, 1910,
The following property in the town oI
jacksonville, to wit: Lot number CSC
containing twelve and ninety-fve hun
dredth acres.
Also, Lot number l57, in the town oI
jacksonville, containing four and eighty
hundredlh acres.
TO be sold for the Taxes Of John w.
Wheeler, for The year 1887.
j. II. VANNOY, A. a. c.
March IA, 1928 pr fee S27
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
TAX COLLECroR's SALE.

WILL expose TO sale TO the highest
bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi.
son county, Mississippi,
On The Second Monday in august, ncri,
The following described land, to wit:
Section wenly-seven, township eight.
range three, east, Also, lot of land
containing one hundred and two acres
and eishly-six hundredlhs, situated on
the south end Of the southwest quarter.
and on the west half of southeast quar-.
ter, section twenty-five, making in all,
seven hundred and lorty.two aud eighty.
six hundredh acres.
Sold for the taxes Of T. ]. Smith and
Lemuel Freeman, for 1899
]. II. VANNQX, A. g. C.
MMsoa County.
May 0, 1927 Pr fee SI7l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
Canton, May IA, 1910. 1897.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,


Hoy virtue Of an order Of the honora.
NJ bic Probate Court Of Madison coun.
ty, made AT the February term, 1910,
will offer for sale on the premises, |.
On Saturday the 2oh day Of June neat
Tho following described property, be.
longing to the estate of A, Branch, deed
to wll:-Northeast quarter aud south.
west quarter and west half Of south.
east quarter Of section three; west hall
OF north west quarter of section thirteen,
southwest quarter Of west half, south
eest quarter, and east half, northwest
quarter, and south half of west half,
north west quarter, south half of west
half of northeast quarter section four.
The undivided half Of the east half OF
northeast quarter, 1873, all in township
eight, range three, east. Also, a House
and Lot in the town Of Madisonvlle,
now occupied BY DR.. Marshall.
To be sold on n credit OF one, two and
three years, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
ALSO
A quantity Of Corn Fodder, Farming
Utensils, &c. &c,-on credit Of nine
months.
A. II DINKlNS, Aam'r.
May ., 1910 ~ 81
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

RI WILL cNpusc 10 srlc 10 the highest
u lnhlen NV cash. bpforc tbo Court
house door IN the town Of Canton, NddG
son county,
On Me Second liondoy IF dDgas' 'csi
The following property in The town o.
Livingston, to VII. Lot beginning at lho
corner Of q small garden, thence, north
lG west 32j, links to stake, thence
south i6 cast 10 ijnk5 to Il stake. thence
~ west 225 links, 10 The middle Of the
branch, thence with its mcandcrs to O
stake, thence north 10 east $50 links &c
SAID garden, thence 10 the beginning.
70 be sold for the taxes Of said Lot.
J. II. VANNOY, A. T. c.
May 9. 1927 Pr fee SIT
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

r WILL expose 10 sale to the highest
H. bidder, for cash, before the Court
house door in the town Of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On The Second Monday in June, 1910,
The following described Lot in the
town Of Camden, to wit: Lot number !.
on Main street, fifty feet front, and one
hundred and twenty feet back.
70 be sold for the Taxes of S. B
Sheldon, for the year 1897.
J. II. VANNOY, A. g. c.
March II, 1923 Pr fee SEQ
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
Citizens Bank of Madison cOpn,hl

Citizens Bank of Madison County,
CANON, h.ss, .iacs '&R'. -" :
A T meeting Of the Board this Day
VA the following preamble aad rci'F
lions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, it has been deemed ad's'
10 that tho alTaigs Of this losiI'a'Ion
should be liquidated as speedlIy asIos
siblr; and whereas, justice 10 the hoIaSn
of the obligations of ibis Bank demands y,
that suits bc forthwith instituted again"
every delinquent deh'or; lheft,'r II,
Rcsolred, That The Cashier Do anu .,'
hereby instructed to place in sun e'' !,
note held by this Bank when "F'"
maturity. .,,,,
Resolced, further, That the 'ores'" ..
be published. aud that mole holuo, ;,. !,
hereby earnestly invited 10 depoSI'' ~, ~
this Bank such amounts rs wNS - ~,
pecliveIv held by each IN ''uOI n,
those who obtained the funds o. ' 'a'
Bank At the time when 1t answered. ,. wv.
purposes at par. and by Their a !. .o now
cy. caused it to dcprcclole' my "u' r,,n
enjoy any of the benefits resulting ''''
their want Of puncluaIlty' .,.,,l
Re oyred, That inasmOch as G saIJ,,
deposile on the part OF noe i @C c;,,u.
would soon restore the balance Of .s sn..
Iation outstanding, and thereby 'G Tand,
debtors 10 this Bank TO pay ID pa, orsr
which when collected would DC pau, una !,
10 said depositors; that the loroS0"S
respectfully submitted 10 them,
Extract from the Minutes c..p,
-'N' R. A. TEBAULT, Cdn ~,
March IA, 1910.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30

n ETTERS Of administration having
AA been granted to the undersigned, nj
the April term, 1910, Of the Probate
cou.l Of Madison eoa.,", on. ~" estate
of Philip b. Jones, decd All those
having claims against said estate are re.
quested 10 bring them forward, duly an.
thrNticatcd, within tho lime prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred;
and all hose indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
S. NJ. OLD, Aimr.
May Q, 1910, 1922
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
LUMBER ron sALr, co, .,,.- =.
FOR SALE,

X .ARGE MAPS of Mississippi ana 4
NJ obumo, showing The Public anlh
dian Lands, Indian Reservations l,a
Districts, Townships, Streams, Ne a
graved from The government suyey,,d
plaIs in the General Land Office, WsS
mgton Cly, BY E. Gillian, Dtaughimp
in the General Land office,
f. Taylor, Book seller, Washington
city, has just published (and secured Mo
copy right according to law ol6eaOom
Maps, which will be found infinitely
more complete and accurate than any
heretofore published. They are publish
ed on separate sheets, each containing
nenrIy SIX square feet, AMI will b4 found
especially useful and yolunbIe 10 ,hos
interested in the lands Of either STATE ai
they show every item OF lniormNlnn
which is in The possession OF the Land
Offices relative TO water courses, OEr
shin lines, Indian Land and and nsni.
lions, land districts, Sc, and will ehuOd
perfectly accurate and precise nPm al
those points. They can be sent By nail
to any part of the United States subject
tosingle letter postage. Price two DOL
lars, or three copies of either wiLs
sent by moiI for IS. A liberal Discount
will be made to travelling agents, Oi 10
any who will buy to sell again,
GTEdilors Of newspapers, any uOe'',
who will give the above advertisement
(including this notice. one or two laSI'
lions, shall receive by return maiIaCcN
of each map, if they will send a copy
containing it, TO the advertiser.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
TAX Co!.Lnc-Cn.s .s,IE.

n WILL expose to sale TO the highest
III bidder, for cash. before tho Court
house door, in the town of Canton,
On The Second Monday in August neat,
The following described land, 10 wit;
East half, southwest quarter, section
thirty-six, township eight, range three
west, containing eighty acres aud SIX
teen hundredlhs of tn acre.
Soil for the taxes Of d. +. McCnrty,
for 1888 and 80.
J. II, VANNOY, A 4 C,
Nav 9, 1927 Pr fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
INmLYrNr NOTICE.

DY yirlpo Of an order of the Proba e
Nd Court made at the April term 1910.
the undersigned were appointed Com
mis- toner's, 10 receive and audit claim,
against the estate Of E. p. PosSmore.
deceased, reported insoIycnt Notice Is
hereby given, to all interested,
that we will meet at Latham's Store, nj
Bealio's Bluff, on the first Saturday in
each month, for six months, where all
interested may attend.
JAMES LEE,
HARVEY LATHAM,
J. H. DUNLAVY,
Commissioners.
May ., 1910, l7-6m
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

WILL expose to sale TO the highest
bidder. for cash, before the Court.
house door, in the town Of Canton,
On The Second Monday in august merit,
The following described tract or par.
Gel Of land, 10 wit: Lot eighty feet OF
ives, side of Lot number 4, in square
number 2, in Canton.
To be sold for The taxes Of said Lot,
Tor The years 1888 aud 1889
]. II. VANNOi, A. a. c.
Nav Q. 1927 Tpr fec SIN
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-30
IiiITNT NAN.E.


EpY virtue of Deed of Trust, exc.
az cutcd by Joseph Clark 10 the under
signed on the 18th September 1899, ana
OF record in the Clerks office of the
frt5atu CoaSt Of -Mqdi5Np county, we
will, or one of us, proceed 10 sell at the
residence Of the said Joseph Clark, on
Monday the Goth day of october 1910,
ri'hc following -s|Eessas2 ard etlseg proporE,,
to: Jack, aged about rs. Sal, about e5,
Pig, about II, Ned. about IA, Arch, about
10, Rich, about ~, Sandy, about 10,
John, about G, Bill, about 8, George,
about one. Fanny, about As, Aisv, about
rs, Liz, about IS, AFTER, about 70, Fed,
about 10, WASH about 6, Frame, about
o, Nathan, about one, George, about So,
Jemimah, about go, and her child, Car.
roll, about 3, Ros, about so, Cindy, about
%, Plm, about So, Hannah. about IS /;
Also, 2 head of Horses, Wagon, 6
Yoke Of Oxen, 50 head Of Hogs. 80 head
Of Cattle, and all the Household (urni-
lure of said Clark, and Corn and Fod.
der on the premises. THIS property on
the day and at the place aforesaid will be
sold Tor cash in hand.
]. II. CIlEATHAM,
]. G. ANDREWS.
April a5, 1910. l6-l7
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TAX CoLLaCroR,s SALE.
May ., 1910,

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
n WILL expose TO sale to the highest
III bidder, for Cash, before the Court
house door in the town of Canton, Madi-
son county,
On Tie Second Monday in June, 1910
The following described land, 10 wit
the north west quarter west half north
east quarter; of section twenty.six; south
east quarter and east half Of south west
quarter, and east half Of north east quar-
ter, and west half of south west quarter,
and south half of west half OF north
east quarter Of section twenty-three and
east half of south east quarter Of sec
ton twenty.four; all in Township eight,
range two, east, containing nine hundred
aud sixty acres, mole or less.
To TO sold for the Taxes Of Josiah
Bonner, for the years 1887 & 1898.
J. Ii. NANNOY, A. q. c.
March ii. 1928 (Pr fee S27'