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STATE OF VERMONT, TINo all persons, in
DISTRICT cHITrESpEN, So. / terestcd in the es.
tate of Barnabas =. Barnum, Ell Barnnm and Julia
Barnun, Of Milton in said district, infants and minor
children ol Eli Barnum, late OF said Milton deceased
Arthur Hunting, guardian OF Barnabas p. Barnun,,
Ell Barnnln and Julia A. Barnum, minors having
made application 10 the Probate Court within and for
sad District, setting forth that the said Barnabas p,
Ell and Julia A. are seized tena,s in common in
their own right IN fee Of three equal undivided fifteenth
parts OF Two certain parcels of land situated in South
Hero in the county of Grand Isle and State of Yer
mont, described as follows TO wit Lot No 81 of the
first DIVISION of Samuel Hosford, supposed 10 contain
81 acres of land, also 10 acres on Lot No 90 of the
st division OF Joseph Smith, and is that part of said
Lot No IS of which Milo Adams late of said South
Hero died seized and representing thata sale OF the
sad lands OF his said wards would be conducive 10
Their best interest and praying said cour, 10 authorize
and empower HIM, the sad guardian 10 sell the sind
three gal undivided fifteenth parts OF said two mar
GELS ofand agreeable TO the statute in such case made
and provided,
Whernpon the court Aforesaid doth order That the
SAID Application he heard before said court AT session
thereof t, be held at the Registers office in Burline
ton IN sad county of Chitten'en on the 18th day Of
January ID. ISL and that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publication of this order
containing the substance of said application three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press tho
last of which publications 10 be previous TO the said
10Th day of January, lSil. Given under NV hand At
Burlington, this 30th day of December. A. d. 1870
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judpe
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DEVISED STATUTES Of Vermont, for sale BY
II Jan 8 e. GOODRICH
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A1ORM LOZENGES...Thsv valuable article
w j. daily establishing itself, a The e.t MEDICINE
for that painful and sometimes fatal complaint chill
dren, the worms. AT whole ale and retail hy
Jan. l. 1911. THFO A. PECK Il Co.
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BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
vTNHE Trustees of the Burlington High School are
L notified to meet at John Howurd's on Monday
Dec q, $40 N. b. HASWELL. Sec'v
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TIME sale at AUCTION at Mayo and Waits, will
commence tomorrow at 2 o'clock, by offering
first. some first rate SLEIGHS, which will be sold
without reserve Burlington, Jan 8, 154l.
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ANTHONY Rhodes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
DisrRIcr OF CHIrTENpES, ss. the District of Chit
tenden To all persons interested in the estate of An
thony Rhodes, late Of Richmond, in said District,
deceased.
WHEREAS, Vim. Rhodes, jr., ndminisr Of the estate
of said deceased, has made application 10 this Court,
to extend the time limited for making payment Of the
debts of said deceased twelve months from the 9Th
day of January, lS4l, and the third Monday of
February next, being assigned for hearing in the
premises, at the Eagle Hall in Williston, and it
having been ordered that notice thereof be given,
by publishing this decree three week successfully
in the Free Press news paper printed at Bur-
lngon, before the time fixed for hearing Therefore,
You are hereby notified TO appear before said Court,
at the time and place aforesaid, then and there, TO
make objection if any you have 10 the said time Of
payment being further extended as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington. this 9Th day
Of January. A. D. 1870 VIM WESTON. Regis r.
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T AIDES India Rrhle- Shoes, Cater Boots, walk
IL ina Shoes, French hid and spring Heel Slips,
Fec. 81. 1910. Just reed ly n. LOVELY & Co.
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u OS1ON ACADEMY'S reed at the Book store TIN,
ID day and for sale al Wholesale by D A BRAMAN
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I Z or 20 tons HAY for sale by G. PETERSON.
- Burlington Jan. g. l34l.
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DUBLIC LAWS OF VERMONT FOR 1910,
L to be continued yearly 20 as 10 form regular
volume, for sale by Z. GOODtiCh.
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CLOBES.-A pair of IL inch Globes on high stands
" for sale at two thirds of the manufacturers price
JAM T. by c. GOODRICH.
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one of those modern monsters-a Bank-a Bank,
too the capital of which was bona .fde British
Gold" Think Of that, We unsophlstcatod Locos
Focos.
wish | could put upon paper all that Mr. Adams
said upon the subject ola National Debt in reply to
the Message and what fell from his lips also upon the
subject OF the immediate question before the House.
The members of the House interested, - cleo
trned almost, may say-for the subject had been
unexpe teddy brought forward, and nobody dreamed
that so pungent examination of the history OF the
Naval Pension Fund was to follow the introduction o.
tine Bill but the speech came, and it even more
caustc in manner and matter than what is often heard
even from the tongre Of Mr. Adams. For an hour
and longer, the closest attention was given TO the
speaker, and the random shots agans, the Preslden.
and Treasurer were better timed and the more effec
tive from the hap-hazard and desultory manner in
which they were fired.
Mr. Allns invited Mr.. Thomas to the defence, but
the Chairman of the Naval Committee knew his man
and his subject too well upon such crusa-
de. The Bill therefore, in Committee on one being
opposed to the appropriation moro debated.
In the House, siter il reported, Mr.. Reed, OF
Mass, Mr.. Wise of Va, Mr.. Monroe, of New York
Mr.. Shepherd, of N. c., and Mr., Anderson Of Maine,
had something TO say upon the subject when the Bill
was engrossed and passed finally with an amendment
which repeats the Naval Pension Act Of March Sd,
1887. The amendment was a contested point with
the members, and was adopted only by the small
minority of 10 of $50 or l60 votes More of this Bill
and the Naval Pension Fund hereafter No one sub
iect over which the Administration have had CONTROL
has been worse managed-You will find in the end
that the action Of the Government upon the subject
hes hssn eq1.v.lsn, 70 an ASSUMPTION Il STATE pS,r
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EsssTETOUEsT SEMINARY.

~ He next session III the above establishment will
Il Commence on "Wednesday the fist OF Seprem-
bernexr. Mr.. Anderson having purchased a suitable
HOUSE wall be prepared to take INTO his family u
bout 20 Boardefs, who will have the advantage du-
ring the hours OF preparatory study, Of reading
with AN assistant. The slrctest discipline. COM
bintd with ndness will be enforced, among his
boarders. No student will at any time, be suffered
To be absent without the knowledge and consent of
the Prncipal-and Student boardeis over II years of
age, will be required to sign the rules for the regu
laion OF the budrders before beng admitted the
family
Instructions in all The usual branches Of a ihoruu .
ngllsh. Mathematical aud Classical Education will
be impaired.
As the number OF Boarders during the ensuing
session will be limited, early Application should be
made To Mr.. Anderson, from whom terms, &C., can
be known.
FIncaslle, Auaus so I'm
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Land ts,,H Negroes for Safe.

DURSUANT TO the VIII aud Testament Of
l. jesse Beck, dec ID | viii on Monday. the 9Th
DAY Of November ntXf, fair, il not the fair day
i, Greater, SUNDAYS eXceped.) proceed 10 sell I"
N highest bidder, on the premises, The TRACT
OF LAND on LhCh sad Beck lived al the time
OF his DEATH eXcepurg Tie potion allotted his wi
dow. lying 10 tie county oI Amherst, both sides
of Slovall C.lek, on Tie Fnll road, ou, four aud
hall miles from the town oil Lyuchburc, and about
three miles lrom lie ,mts River Canal, adj ,ning
the lands I'll Lewis Mays, Benz. WdrrsJ Ohm ID. Wis,
w. Peu, john. aud others, and Supposed to contain
-Four Hundred and EOrty-onc Acres.
This tract his on,ta gond MILL SITE, on which
a Nj III has been erected. The potion OF Tins
tract in FOODS IS ve,A heavily umber.d, and some
excellent 7, bacco Land good pnflion flhe open
land produces veiy good Conn., Oats and Wheat
and consists Vi very rch creek and branch n,ls
which veIy productive III Tobacco The lard
will be offered IN lois.
TERMS fer the land will be one fourth Of the
purchase oney down. and credit of one and lwo
Yeas for the baa"ce. Bond with approved person
al secu,ny wall be ,cq red OF The purchaser and
ALSO, at the same time,
Will be sold two hhey NEGRO MEN, all the
Stock, Horses, Cows, oxen, crop Of Corn, Fodder,
Oats and Tobacco, Partition Uieuss. Ne.
TERMS OF Personal Estae-For all sums of S 10
and under cash will he itqlned-ail over that sum
a credit OF six months wall DE gwen. Bond with APP
proved security will be required.
JESSE MUNDY,
Executor o, Jesse Beck, ID.
semi IE
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E10lNuDte EttAsJ for SUgc.

Az OFFER for sale a valuable tract u Land,
w con aiming Go acres, lying IN the county
OF Amherst, 90 m lbs from Lynchburg, aud adioin-
ns the lands OF Vim. PeuNoln Dan1. Day, the
late Capt Jesse Beck, aud offers. THIS land ,an
ne suld III one body, or III separate uacts To suit
purchasers; one oil which contains 253 acres, the
Other 3j7, having each # then Dwelling and other
houses CONVENIENT. Both Of these tracts are well wa
tered. There 300 unclea,ed aud good obaC-
co land. Those wishing 10 purchase would do bet
ter 10 see for themselves. One thnd oil the pun
chlse money viii be required AT The line Of sale, The
rest III one and two years, IN equal payments, with
approved security. LEGATEES.
Spp.6
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r. * r. = r. ~ II L. n

PURSUANT TO "A deed OF trust executed by
W. p K cad to the subscriber. bearing dare
28Jh day OF Sci TENDER, 1856 AID duly recorded
in the flee OF Amherst County Court, shall ptD-
coed TO sell, at Amherst Court House. On Monday
the Goth day of Sepler br ensuing, the remainder
Interest of the said William L. Read Ia The dover
slaves allotted To his mother out OF the estate OF
Edmund Read dec'd.-The sale VIII he public, and
to the highest bidder. 7 EKmS, CdSh-And such
title only couve, ed us is std IN by the deed
aforesaid. ROBERT 1INSLEY, Trustee.
Sent 1908
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FF.YE! Eg.ffE :!

TINIIE subscriber would respectfully nie''n the
l. ciuzrns OF L,nchbutg aud the surrounding
county, that he has on hand, aud 'ntends keep
ing AT all times, large stock oi The best nl"hntdih
rock LINN T. f; also, baud, best Thomas
,own Lame at lbs house lhiee doors Leow the
Franklin Hotel, which lie viii sell al the lowest.
prices for cash.
On cons enmcnr, al"ge quantity OF best Wash
ington Cny LINE.
lie would also give notice, HAT he Is prepared to
do PLASTERING and WlilTEWASlilNG" with
neaness and despatch. WIN. Ii. GARNETT.
Sen. 90 -
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Dwelling House


with SIX rooms. good GU, houses, AID cabins also a
Baru with NV Wheat Machine thereto aIaehed d..
Also, ,he following Slaves, being the Slaves con
veyed by the SAID Frances b. Deane, Jr TO the uu-
dersgned Trustees, aud Randolph Ilar,i,on, deed.
by deed dated The ;iOth January, 1889 namely.
Lewis, Richard Coetly, James omelllnes called
Long Jln1 Tdlley larry, Isaac, fun Tor Tom
Wells, lShadiac,, Edward, Judy, John, Cupid Lit
tie Isaac. Abbott, Eliza, Jorlar, Mary, Nelson, Ar.
cher, Ben, Mudy, Pelcr, Morris, Mansfield and
Spencer. and the increase OF the females since HE
date ofthe sand ed namely, Suhh, Lavnia, Nan
cy, aud William, (ohdien of Judy.) Julia, tchIld
ri Amy, who died since The dde OF said deed,1 and
George, William aud Elizabeth, (chdten Of Mary }
TIE sale will take place at Boa Gaden.
TERMS-Fof the 5 aves ready muuey.
For tie Land, on a credit without interest during
the life Of Francis b. Deane, Jr to the sum Of
$500; then pay able only IN The event thai the said
FtancIs Il. Dedne, Jr, shall DIE leaving 40 child OF
children within the lfue intent and meaning Of the
will OF John Woodson, decd-should lie leave
such child children, the Land aud the pnfc iaser
thereof 10 be exoneraed from The said sum o $500.
As 10 the further sum Of $4,000. FOR cash-and for
the residue vi the purchase money on credit with
out interest, OF one aud two years.
FRANCS b. DEANE, Jr.
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM.
Al the same time aud place above mentioned, and
N pursuance OF the same decree, viii be sold fot
ready money, the following slaves conveyed by the
tee, TO. the benefit oil Lewis Rogers, aud Rogers x
Go. namely; Wellington, W,lfs, Gilbert, Sally Tom,
(son of Sally,) Hdy, George Sam, Russell, Big I,m,
Shadrlck Cor Shade) Tom (or old 'rom,1 Sm,o On,
NJ ny, Dehe, Mana, Edward, Scllla, Ralph and
Dayy. ROB'I GWAlllME1, Trustee.
Al the same tlme and place. aud IN pursuance OF
the decree above mentioned, will be sold the
following personal property, conveyed To the under
signed b. the sad Flames b. Dean, j.. by deed
dated 1t Ocloboi o.O, III trust Tor sund creditors
namely
All crops al or on the Bear Garden Plantation ac-
uay severed before the day Of sale; all The horses
mules and cattle sheep and SOCKS OF every dcscr p
uon, furniture, machines, not beng fixtures on the
land tools, implements, wagons, cars and gear.
1ERMS-Fot ali suns not exceeding $50, cash
for all purchases 10 that amount or ovei, Ctedr
Of months, secured by negotiable NOES wnh APP
p:oved endofScrs, or bonds wuh good security, al
the option Of the Trustees.
WM. Ii. MACFARLAND, ,r.
II. ROBES,
Aug. 90 t3N
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y % Y I & L, .

" I'LL lie Offered lof salc al public auction, on
w the l3 day Of teAt month (Octobet), II not
soid privately before that time, IA House ald Lot,
near the upper end oi MAN street. now &c upird by
M D W. Sheltou. Also. another House and Lot,
on edefal Ill., III the occupancy al Mr.. X. II. TO.
Ter. Terms accommodating. and made known on the
day OF sale SAML. POlNDENrER. j.
S"pt l6 lw
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E.JT5'.yOY'gGE,

FENIlE subscriber, for the purpose OF deyotiug his
l. attention exclusively to tie
PRACTICE or LAW,
Has removed To Lynchburg, and wall regularly at.
tend all The CuuiIs Of Campbell, Amherst, Nelson,
the Corporation OF Lynchbufg, the Ctcuu Court Of
Buckingham, and The Cour oil Appeals. HIS future
address viii be Lynclburg, Virginia.
j. GARLAND.
o. Office adjoining Samuel Garland. Esq, who,
in my absence, viii attend 10 any application for my
services. }. q.
Jul, %
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For. Kent,

or TWO slor, frame building, situated on
ftmi Main street, nearly Opposite L,beny Ware
14.4 house. The upper apartments are ~ good re
par and 3,comlonsbie family residence; having a
good KITCHEN and S MOkE HOUSE attached
thereto. aud The basement DRY Is well caicuIAcd
Tor any line Ui business. Apply Ia
ARCHER BROWN.
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.Y'OYFsF'.

nlfRSUANT to a dccretal u,der Of the Circuit
SUPERIOR Cuurl ot Law aud Chancrf,, Tor tie
,ouoty of Amherst. IN the sur ol DAVID iiigghbot-
,om. rlainlfi, and Lueit da w. Thurmond deien
dan,. | shall on Tuesday, the % day Of November
next proceed sell, upon The premises, ion read,
monry. 10 the highest bidder, he Tract of
1,,,.l in sand decfetal o,der mentioned, described
a, containing 200 acres. adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas n. + ,bank and q her-.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy. Tor
Nelson Crawford, Shelln oil Amherst aud t"n'r
Sent. % ~
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ssia12EiGo
- y IL 80
05-"THE LYNCHBURG NlRGlNlAN,'

, 5Jishea semi-peekiy fere'y Noaddy aud 1hwsdayl
At fonr Dollars per """"mi p'yab'e " "dr'"fe' No sHo
e,H be receired for shorter time than sir mouths;
ma Der wH be discontinued fercept al The discretion Of
. FL rS) until all the arrearoges are pad.
~ 4DFER TISEMEN7s inserted at 30 ce"ts per
e Tor less for Ae FIRST insertion, aad3 cents for ere
70 subsequent insertion.
~, ROB PRINTING executed neatly undergraduates
Lys trim
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FOR RENT,

90. THE TENEMEN + ON NJ ain street. occu-
Xiii pr by II. II. Booker. The uppc, az ant
llA menls are convenient Tor family residence. -
Possession gwen Immediately fo,rc,,us, apply to
JNO. NJ OBEY, Cielie,.
Feb. [,
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E.EEs.EssEE PROPERTY
k'OES SALE.

sSlySgs. Bl vulue of n deed of trust executed
&uks;$~h Ia The subscribers by the Catawba Iron
&G%s Noiks Company oil record IN The Coun.
~ ~ toutt oi Botetoutt, shall, ON the
2Slh day OF October next, nj The Furnace oilhe
Caa"ba Iron Works Co i, on CaIanba creek. about
nine miles iiom Ftncastle, IN the county Of Bolc.
t"n,t, oiler for sale public auction all the lands
owned 10y the SAID CalaN ba Iron WorksCo. consist,
/ NJ pi
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E.0b0,Crs EsHNsCG.

INIlE subscribers wish to,ml 10y 80 able bodied
LABORERS, 10 work On the james RlVer
and kanawha Canal, tVr vii ell the highest pttce VIII
be paid
For rurhe, Information erqlire Of Geo. Bagby
IL Co. WAT / MI hiNAlE'
Sen. % W
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made mp oi sew raj ttaCts formerly owned by ID yld
kasS and which we're conveyed by lhe same David
Ross's executor x heirs to the GataN ha lrnn Works
Co. On the FIST named tract, ANTHRACITE
COAL - found IN gtear abundance within Que mile
Of The F1fnacr, aha IRON ORE within the same
oofrentrnt distance. The Improvements are yer,
fine. Ia add nion 10 the Furnace aud ughcr ncees-
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a 'f'lact Oai.aIstl,

commonly called BEAR GAEsnLN, lying in
the couGiy oi Buck bingham, on James River,
the town OF New Canton, containing S35 acles
mote or less. with large pioport on, sed a
houl 7G acres. Of } mes River low grounds Of first
rare quality, together with all crops then growing
upon the siid Land. The buildings consist Of
en- al!
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Fsse ErCiShttO New Orleans
REDUCED.

EzSesza.sGs5z1Z
VI,uE Ship SEA- now iN'ng al Chy Point will
l. take freight at l24 cents per ooI, winch viii
;,c,ude Lgh,e,a,et to ne ship. &c. The Sea is
vessel Of he very frs, class aud will sal on the Isl
If Oc,obcr LEWIS LUDLAM q son.
r. hmnnl. Sep 20
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EfsS5k SSU.EI.

A TRACT oil Land IN Amherst county, fou,
/ " NILS from New Glasgow, Containing nine
hundred and forty five acres; lurnlerl,
the property oil ll Caue,, deed. For terms APP
ply a. TONI klNS, Cashier.
Sen 10 Is
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LOndOns, vViIlin%s,aan a. DrcWry,
UHOfCs0fc DEaitrS ina Foreign ana
domestic FRY Goats,

ExCuANGE SQUARE, KICnMoNn, VA.
RE IN receipt OF thetr importation, dhect nom
"A England, which, together with purchases made
10 the North upon the best terms. enables them 10
otfer to their customers aud Tie pubic generally u
larpe STOCK Of new aud seasonabe q q = ID > 3,
which, Tor variety, Style and cheapness, cannot iai 10
Ilease all who may favor them with call.
Snn % ~
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CASH.
Hides fEVsssgN.

/ WILL give the highest cash price Cor raw and
Il dried hides delivered al the market house.
WM. l.. FAIR.
April Is
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n -,

A BOUT the first OF September, between the toll
n cate of the Lynchourg aud Salem Turnpike
and lchariah " AIDES, roll of Is ank Noles, by a
servant Of mne, Which Tie owner can obtain by de-
,ctbmg the same and paying Tor thls adverps"ent.
ROBERT BLANKS.
Sept, % AZ
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$4,000 feet Mahogany for sale.

10000 feet Mahogany for sale.
fHNHE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
aud the public generally thai lac Ina opened Il
.7gNis0gUHy UssN E.Nliibcs Ward,
where lie has ON hlud at pr seni Tie lrrgest and
best assortment OF Mahogany offered tor sale in
ths market. beng carefully selected by himself le-
Gently IN New York, al ptlces which will ensure a
ready sale To those IN want Of good article.
All orders from distance will be attended to a
therhortest uoticc. }. A. BELNIS.
K chmond Va. September Is In
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A tract ofr3OO Acres,
and 10000 fcrc,,

on which the sad FURNACE aud many othcr val.
liable Improvements situated; aud another traci
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April s
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Sept lG
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Feb.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

= Cohen. 9, B. T. cleveland, Miss Caroline
S,rr;s ]. Duren, Jesse Duren, Col. G. S. Estill
tym. H. Evans Joseph Eubanks, Reuben Gaydon,
West Gary, DR.. John W Hanna, John w Herring,
c. Hight. Erwin Hill, Silas B. Hart, John G. Jen-
Fins. TaIliafero Livingstone Mrs. Elizabeth P. Mer-
II. Richard Matchet, Alexander M Ever, John cord
mani Moore, DR.. E. B. Mclean, Lewis Morrow Jo-
lob Newman, VIM A. Oats, A. Addison Oats A
billiard Petty, 4-John Perry, Mrs. Matilda Perry,
John E. Palmer, G. J. Partlow, S. M Phillips, Hugh
Rogers, Miss B. F. Ransom, John O. Reynolds, Dry
ant REYNOLDS, Samuel B. Rucker 2-Wm. +. SUI S.a
ler Mrs Mary Stovall, John Stafford BarnaGaS 0tF
phens, Robt. T. Tart, William veS5IalR Wiborne.
Thegs D. s. W " h M Wh3s James Yelvng
ton, Harrison Yelvington. NEWTON, p. M.
M;dd,a,on. April, 1st, 1S4I.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-05

BY Thomas Joliff, one brown mule, with
few white hairs; no marks or brands, perceiva-
BILE. Supposed to be 2 years old; appraised at
thirty dollars.
BY Richard Campbell, sorrel FLY, Is
months old; no brands, small white spot in her
forehead; appraised at thirty dollars.
BY w. A. King, brown mule, four years
old; no brands or marks; appraised at fifty
dollars.
BY ]. w. Miller, brown mare mule, 5 or
years old; branded c. on the near jaw; APP
praised at fifty dollars.
BY Joseph Person, dark-brown horse, feet
white, no brand, ID h. high. s years old; APP
praisedat fifty dollars.
BY G. w. Wimbley, sorrel horse, ball face.
right eye out, IL years old, no marks; valued
at forty dollars.
J. P. MARSHALL, Ranger, C. c.
Printers fee is dollars.