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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-06
ing in OUT bondage" TO Cod Be all the

Church, on the oath inst. Brother Hurl-
but, of Ira. made the consecraling prayer.
and preached very appropriate and in
teresting sermon, founled on rs. 20: 81
4" We will rejoice in thy salvation, and in
the name Of our Gcd we will set up our
banners the Lord fulfil llthy petitions"
Concluding prayer BY brother Q. Dixie,
OF the Freewill Baptist connection. The
music by the Hinesburgh chcir,. was we'll
selected and excellent. Brethren, pray
for us, that while 10 the name OF our God
we set Up our banners, we also, as lively
stones, may be built up spiritual house,
an holy priesthood offer .? spiritual
sacrifices, acceptable 10 God by Jesus
Christ. Comm.
oBIT UARIEs.
DIED-At Bennington, Dec. - Ed
ward III. Smith. youngest son of DIR.
Nathaniel Smith. il the 5th year of his
lage
A few weeks before his death. he said
to his mother, who was in feeble health,
Should you die first, Ia0ist TO be buried
Nth you: 1 eau moi lire aohsn yOu are
gone"
/ The following lines, selected from the
Sunday School Journal, with some add.
tions. can not doubt, express the feel
ings Of his pious and mourning parents.
We had son. third sweet son his heart had
felt the fame
4 OF halowed love that burned whenhepronounced
/ his mothers name.
|"I can not live whe1Eyou are gone, my weary
heart would pine
Dear mother, for thy voice, until its dust should
/ sleep with thine:
could not kiss thy faded lips SO often mine have
| pressed,
Nor take thy cold unansweriLg hand my infant
form caressed;s
Without sense of loneliness, for all the void
would be
A drcary place without the love that gusheth now
for mes
We can not tell what form is his, what looks he
weareth now,
Nor guess how bright glory crowns his shining
seraph bro,
ING r. fiji his sinless soul, the bliss
which he doth feel,
Are Numbered with the secret things which God
will not reveal.
But know (for God hath told me this) that he
is now at rest,
Where other blessed infants be, on their Ssvior's
, loving breast.
Whate'er befals his brethren twain, his bliss car
never cease:
Their lot may here be grief and fear, but his j.
certain peace.
1t may be that tile tempter's wies their souls
from bliss may sever.
But, if our own poor faith fail not. he must b
ours for ever.
When we think of what our darling is, and wha
we still must be:
When we muse on that worlds perfect bliss, anc
this worlds misery:
When we groan beneath this load of sin, and fee
this grief and pain,
. We can not wish from that bright land, to cal
him back again. VIC. D.
4
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-06
FLOUR FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has quantity of super6ns
l. FLOUR for sale. WI P01fEROY.
Brandon, Jan, 5, 1871 1921
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-06
From the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser.

i
December %, 1910.
Messrs Editors-Please oblige constant
reader, &c. with an answer to this ques-
tion:-Is the newly-born daughter of
Queen Victoria absolutely Queen if she
survives her mother, or is the eldest son of
Victoria, in case she have and male chill
dren. entitled to the throne Yours, &c.
j lfQueen Victoria has son hereafter,
THAT son will take the crown in preference
to any sisters, whether born before or af-
tier him. Il he rule of descent IS the same
as in rcgafd to landslide eldest. soa is
heir, if theFe bea son. Therefore the in
tint Princess is only heiress presunptive
not heires apparent.
i MARyLASD.-The population of Mary
land. according tothe census table publish
; I'd In the Baltimore American, In 467
567. The population of Baltimore is lo2
1873. ln the state 287 persons are EN-
I ployed in mining 68.080 ia agriculture;
5 3.l72 IN commerce; 2I,98e IN manufac
lures and trades; 7I8 ia navigation oil III,
ocean !; 1900 d navigation of canals
lakes and rivers, and .6o8 ia the learnet
]; professions, and as surgeons. There ar,
E 90 revolutionary pensioners. Deaf an
) dumb there are IT'S white and II colore,
: persons. Blind, l63 whites. "a colored
b Insane and idiots, whites 349, colored l36
: Ofthe population 81, 926are white males
: l56, 645 white females; 29.ll4 free colo
! red males; 80 1913 free colored females
45,97o male. and 55.749 female slave.
d It's worthy of remark thai while the whit
!; population numbers more than double III;
d Of the colored, here are but "A white pc
St sons Of 100 years and upward of ag
: while there are 217 colored persons IL
}. free and "a slaves) who have reached III
d advanced period Of human life.-A.
lei Spectator
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-06
REvlvALs-Extract from a letter from

REYIVALS.-EXIractI TOM letter tom
brother Angler:
I have recently spent considerable time
in protracted meetings at Burke and Der
by. Good revivals in both places-9
baptized in Derby last Sabbath. and more
will soon follow. A number have been
baptized in Burke. but do not know how
many. The Lord is reviving his work
in this Association. Pray for Us.
A. Angler
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Absence during most of the past week
and casualty which prolonged the abb
sepee may account for any wart of edit
oria lpatter.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-06

Mr.. Braxton having received a MAORI
ty of all the votes given, was declared du,
T., oinctod
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16


FVNHE most safe and eecta remedy for essening the pains
and sulerngs attendant paytarina that has
ever been discovered.
The most delicate female may without the least fear
of injury herself or offspring.
The proprietor has IN his possession many letters showing
that it fully the purpose for which
ed not only in essenng pain and rendering process of
labor more easy and safe but promoting speedy recoy
ery of the mother after confinement.
Directions for using it, &c. are briefly stated in small
panpbet that accompanies each bottle: in which certi
Gates from Physicians who have prescribed it, and
Gentlemen whose Wives have used ii.
Pamphlets may be had gratis Of Agents by those who are
DESTROYS of farther information
Prepared by s. PAGE, druggist, HALLo|ELL, TO whom
orders may be directed. -, -, -, .
II also for sale by the dozen or single Doe by W. =
SrIMPsoN & REED, No ia state street, Boston.
j. e. Laid, druggist Augusta. Doct J H. BeF1A, Sico.
= Ai5en q Wateryil,e r. s. BiasdeH, e. Thomaston.
Nat6T Usld Bath. Edmund Dqpa Wiscasset.
"a TDJlLston Brunswick. c. Church, Jr. Phillips.
A. Garter &C p...l n. b. LO9eiop, Fayette,
n n ReckeH % foflalu' John Sides, Wald0boro'.
n w Holden Bangor S. ". Bates, Nondgewock.
Nm. O. Poor Belfast.
Mn. NoyeS, Maine Farmer Once, winthrop -
Bath, May 9th, l84l. cop: w
BOOK g. JOB PRINTING, dOne ut tIljs office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

r,-~n :. THE fast sailing and superior Steamer
p = HUNTBESS, n. O. jew Grr, -I1stcr, viii
.estsssSES1sss leave Kings Wharf Bath every Wodnes
day and Saturday mornings at z O'Clock for Boston
Portsmouth
Returning viii leave Portsmouth, on Mondays and
THURSDAYS on the arrival of the Cars from Boston, for Bath
Gardiner and HaHoweH and arrive afternoon. Fare
through to Boston S250 TO Portsmouth l51 Meals extra
Regular days for theJ W. RICHMOND 10 leave ilaloWel
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at half past >, F. Vi.
For further particulars apply to +. KNIGHT, Agrt.
Pnth Nav iqth 1871 IFS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

II r. ALIENS B4LS4.H OF HORRHOC.FD, IN hfS-
II HORT md pIEUR{SY ROOT, for consumption
and Liver conpain colds coughs splitting of blood caarrh
asthma difficulty of breathing pain the side palptaon
hectic fever n6bt s,yents difficult and mulse expecoraon
and all affections of he chest lungs and liver
The Ua9rhnund IyerYort and Pluerisy Root have for
centuries been celebrated IN the cure Of diseases of the Lungs
and Liver
pr r. d. Allen after series of experiments, has been
able In extract from those medical herbs balsam, which
eyprts most wonderful effect in curing the Consumption
and liver Conpaiu and all other diseases Of the Lungs
and chest So great has become the reputation of DR.. Aliens
aIsoi that il is now used in the New York. Philadelphia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
Original 3)oetrp.


FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
LINES WRITTEN ON SEEING FRIENDS
VISIT THE GRAVE OF \ FATHER.
Ye saw that father lie
In the cold arms of death,
Ye heard the latest sigh,
Ye watched the latest breath,
Ye listed to The last FAINT moan,
IRE the spirit fed to worlds unknown,
Ye heard the dying prayer
And dying counsel too,
And words of holy ieag
And hope we now review
Words uttered from a fathers heat,
Just ere ye saw the spirit part
Ye visit now the spot
Where his loved form shall lie
Til the last trump shall sound,
And call him TO the sky
This place We love to linger near,
And thinl, his spirit hovers here.
But can ye tell the pain
How deep your hearts had bed
Had that loved father lain
In oceans silent bed ?
Ye then had heard no parting prayer
Ye had not watched him dying there.
Ye had not then been nigh
To feel bis last embrace
Ye had not now stood by
His quiet resting place.
All bitter must their anguish be,
Whose fathers graves the deep dark sea.
MYRA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
12listesIQl1eou9.

THE INDIANS DREAM. When the Indian
went to see the white man, he slaid with hun all
night. In the morning he says to the white man:
''Me have dream last night
"Ah, what was it 20
''Me dream you give me your grey mare, and
that you give me rife; that you give me much pow
der-much ball-much shot
"Did you, indeed what dream -
Eyes, me dreamit all.
'We that's bad, for my wife always rides the
grew mare, and she thnks she cant ride ATTY other
horse; but ifyou dreaalpt it, why suppose you
must have her. And my rife too my old iayoriie
rie-dream gave you that too p
Eyes, me dream rife too
"We. if you dreampt it, why suppose you must
take that too, but it's very singular"
So the white man gave them all into the Indians
possession; but persuad him to talry with him one
night more.
In the morning the white man says to the Indian,
al had dream, too, last night
'No did you'''
eyes. but did though, dleampt that you gave
me all the land between Pei lnket river aud Cata-
punk mountain, "--[about three Thousand acres OF
the most beautiful land imaginable
"Ah Bones o. my fathers Well, if you dream
1t, why suppose you must awe the and-6ut ne
neuer dream With gou a"y m5ge"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
Jaws, cars, SHOES, q O., SC.

- v. HARVEY, has iusreturnad from Boston and New
~ York, witha large assortment OF Miars atG Symm y
Lcehons Willows, aud ASSORTMENT Of Pain Leaf Hats,
for Summer Great variety Of CLOTH caps fashion
able Boots and Shoes for gents and ladies' summer wear,
and a large assortment of Clothing, &c, &c, &C.
N b. 1 have made arrangements with Messrs Millar q
Avord to be constantly sppied wa large assortment OF
their hest and latest London STYLES of Hats, which will be
afforded the reasonable prices as they are purchased
for cash, and will be sold on the same condihohs.
G. W. H. keeps constantly on hand large assortment of
his manufacture which he offers on the lowest TERMS
Pelse c1il and examine.
Hats and Caps manufactured to order, al snort NOTICE.
Bath June IN, 1871. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

NEFERENCE5.
DANIEL WILLIAMS, ESQ
GEN. GnEENLIEF WHITE, I a,,st
WIN. X. SMITH x Co.
WILLIAM WoART, JIM, ESQ.
GEN. Gro. w. BACHELOR, Gardiner
CALVIN SPAULDIEG, HaiiO'oeA
b. B.. MUssEY, Boston.
NJ b. All packages letters left with A. Parsons the
Saeadahoek Cheap Store, will receive prompt attention
Bath, May 90 1871. uS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

AN ORIGINAL ToAsr-lo the memory Of The
man who raised the grain, that fed the fowl, lhat
bore the quill, thai penned the Declaration Of Ia
dependence,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

ELLIS & GREEN.
GEgERRL COMMISSION .lLERCHyaNTS,
Mobile, Alabama,
CARPENTER q HARRIS,

kENAEBEC x bOSION
PACE A G E IL Y II IL u 3 $.
vENE subscribers in connection with Nessrs. P C. HALE
Il Co of Boston, would respectfully announce to their
friends and the public that they have made arrangements
transport PaCR4GES MD B9NDLES or GOODS,
from AUGUSTA, HALLOWLLL, GARDINER, BATH
and the Intermediate towns per steamers JOHN W. RICH
MOND and HJrNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
HARNDEN,S EXPRESS TO NEW YORK and other South
e and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given delivering packages and money paying and col
iectiug bills and purchasing and selling merchandise.
All packages intended for should he legihy marked
"KENNEBEC EXPRESS" Large articles viii be called
for if suitable notice is given
Offices. At the AUGUSTA BooKsroRE, Augusta; at c. G.
A. PARsoNs', Bath and at P. c. HALE Co.'S No. 6, Court
Street, Boston. q. ,: CARPENTER,
SAM'L. l.. HARRIS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

TENHE SuBsCRiREIs would inform his friends and
the public that he has taken The store formerly occupied
b. Holmes 4 Mathews, continues To keep good assert
ment Of DRF GOODS, GROCERiES, CROChERl anu
GLASS HARE &c. 8c aud viii sell his goods nj reduced
prices CHARLES w. HOLMES. tf49
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

HOUSE FOR SALE!
- THE convenient dwelling house now
n 81 occupied and owned by the subscriber,
RAe HEssf2 hayinpa good Stable wood house and 9th
s11 tSx buildings attached the same with
a Wei Of good Water several very
Cellent fruit trees, located on a convenient
and pleasant lot commanding fine view of the Kennebec.
is now offered fer sale reasonable terms.
Persons wishing a good location, will do well to call
POSSESS ION even by the first Of September Apply to,
GlLBERTETRUFANT.
Bath Jnly Is, ISL. #tf l6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand and for sale
n by IINA HYDE, Co., Front street, Bath including
CORDdGE, Manila and Tared, iromtha manufactures OF
Pvmouth Mablehaad and Boston, by the gang retail.
san CEO3H DUCK and IHL&E fmost descrpt ons.
.4.NCF0RSo of all sizes, warranted. CH4kA CfbLfs,
Sheets and Ties of Boston manufacture from English refined
iroQ and warranted for years; also English Chains
Bot and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes aud Nails,
with other castings Of all descriptions. Wndas Aecks and
Capstln SPnGles INK sheatlmg NAILS, new and Hp
proprate article. ,s@|5L STORES, Paints, OILS ami
Glass Truv pressed Sf{CbS from three tot inch Ship
blocks and Pumps. .H.7UIIC8L LA'S2RU8LAYS, books
aud Dharts
Alpy of The above articles can, suitable notice be- de
Iivcr. To the puua.f Dis place of business direct from
fha auafacor Tree Of expense him and ata manuae
s3lre's lowest prices. Bath, I-4I IyI
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

4 Brick Block opposite Nessrs. T.. Hyde, * Cn's.-pos
session given Immediately Apply 10 CHS. CLAPP, Jr.
Apl Is, lsl ti5 Stanford, Nhf
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Foar KENT, we understand, is the name given
by Brig. Gen Eustis. to the 1ortidcation on Fish
River. That on the Aroostooll IS already known
by our readers as FORT FAIRFIELD. Wing.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

DYE STUFEFS.
rTUNERiC, Ground Leg and Red Wood, Alum, Coppeas,
l. Indigo, Blue Vitrol and OH Ritrol, for sale by
G. W. KENDALL
NTnvl us
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

NEW tssOaW@GE"t
Fs..hac f.. gbolne't, offers for sal
T. D. a-auabla t.rwt, at E'V,'-f
Y o.. h5ck Front street. a.W and tE .h-'fe
sz;n,--,s .s assortment of Fashionable foots, s'EEe
- hoe III. @"s . - go. . g, . .'
which ara-Ladies Fur lned wal ng -hun---ladles nne1
ft Slippers descriptions Ladies' Leather rhoa5 OF I'LL
Styles aiirns' taah5 ,.d and Morocco anoes OF III
DIS lipians and sizes 6EN1s G8iF tJf@ JHiG6
GDyy6. A good assortment Of HATS and ears, suabe
ta the sea#a. .3LSOA good assortment of ~ lhtAH' i
sEae 3ha ubnye together win variety Oh oti article
VIII be aeld low nraash. -.
work, dom t. order al short notice, IN iutul
and workman like manner
\. r. Account of more than one years standing must be
settled immediately. i. A. DoE&ALL,
bath, Feb. luth, Isll. tl45
NOTICE.
THE subscribers hereby give notice that they have formed
Il "A CoplrtucrShp under the INN OF
SARGENT 4 NILLlSTON,
for the purpose OF carrying the Auction and Commission
business and have taken the store 3lnkleys block l
stairs erethey will be found ready attend the sale Of
alt kinds Of Merchandise, Stocks, Real Estate, &c.
D1. G, {. WnpRoy. JOSEPH W. SARGENT,
R. r. SMITH b4", GEORGE WlLLISTON
Brunswick May 5th, 1871. 6most
FARM EOR SALE.
TyNIIE subscriber offers for saihe farm on winch he now
lives situated on The New Read from Babto Brunswick
and on the New Meadows River, containing ab6usO acres,
wen divided into pasurag ullage and moving land, with
sufficient wood lots Sc The house is and very pleas
anty situated commanding fine view Of the River, and all
the travel between Bath and brunswick passes by the door,
it benq uaed at the crossing Of the cid and roads.
said flrm viii be sold at bargain If applied for soOn by
Aug. l. uIa NEHEMIAH PETERSON, Jr
Willis & GREFN.
GENER4L COMyUISSIO.N .lIERCHaNTS,
Mobile. Aiabarna,
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THROUGH D. DAYLIGHT!

KE.N.yEBEC .aND BOSTON STEAM .Y.7TIG4
LIVE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Norfolk, RuNbnry, delWa5is
at their counter.
Roxbuly bank, maud.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

MEAD s. SYRUP.
p crsai,I,, ma CHA'S CLAPP, Jr.
July 6, ls4l, 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
POW DER

y =. and F F. F. Powder just received and for sale by
4 The heg retail. c. W. KENDALL.
Nuul.t = tt 10.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

HOUSE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE the House occupied by the subscribers it
will be sold low if applied for soon For further par
ticulars apply to b. F. EMERY.
Bath, May 9th, 1911 tf6
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16
CRocIxERY WARE,

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Crockery. iust
- imported from England, and for sale cheap by
u IIVDE 4 IN
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QUARANTINE.

RANDALL 81 EVTfTG1IAN,
COGNiSELLORS md .fTTORsNEIS IT Ian,
BATH, Me.
BENJAmJ RANDALL, tfa7r4
WEI. II. WHITNEY,. !
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, 81 FANCY PAINTING.
s. G. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his Ola Gus
3D. toners and the public generally that he VIII continue 10
carry ON the business in its various branches WIN ueS
patch at the old stand, the Sagadahock Ferry c
Bath, January 3d. 1871. "''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

30. l SOAP.
- BOXES No. soap for sale by c. GLaPF, IL
- Iu,p ID, Is5I. ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

Wooden Ware and Farming Tools, and good assortment
Of fBptkERI s. GLASS WARE, &c. &c. all of which,
will be sold ON the most reasonable terms. Caa and see
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-16

CGNNEE I1IfT.
fIHla 5uic E.u a.
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o. ~ 81 2 IA f'A 2 aAif
Concord Bank,
ttOIlsh0r0 Bank 50 d
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RHODE ISLAND.
5Giiuata BANS q g
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EXCHANGE.
On ENGLAND az Ia premium
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ip. Haablnuus. I61DG $780,
Aieyiean ' lahD0 I5t5
Severe Gus, SD Isl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
80 ollr Mo6ile C0rresP0ndent.

MOBILE, Jan. lUt 1911
In to the present time, during the entire
i. o,r Cotton market has been firm, with
m,1n,l increase in prices, ranging as high
.m1A cents for very superior lots, whilst
',,,a,o, Qualities brought from 8 ID to TO-
,,w however, the article appears to have a
AWKWARD tendency, a decline of full half cent
,v;nr taken place on all descriptions, with
n ,rospect ofeoing still lower before Purcha-
-, ,yill enter the market to any extent on
...;gn cccount, which il now almost entirely
M demand to be supplied, the Manufacturers
! tho North having laid in Their stocks for the
,,,.oo The consequence, therefore, viii be,
M, br short time, at least, but few sales
nm Ne made, as buyers will contend for a suf-
s,,,o, reduction to enable them to fill the
,,isrs thew now hold, and sellers will contend
n srething like former rates. 1t is conf
bo,v believed, however, by many, that al
hnob there may be a little falling of in pri-
,s Al the present time, before the season is
over, there will be a reaction, and mat pflce'
va % up as high or higher than they have
vet been, to which opinion | also incline.--ol
hecoutrary, others think that non is as iaVora
bea time to sell as will offer, on the principle
no doubt that it is abetter TO do well than
risk doing better"
Al accounts concur in representing tn
roD as short, perhaps a third, which ought
have some influence over future prices. L
which may also be added the prospect OF COZ
aaed peace in Europe and, not least
dange in the Administration which IS SOC
sa1e place in this country, and which will |
Vd calculated, sooner or later, 30 restore II
numerical and financial relations of the sam
pursuing different policy to the one nc
power. Yours, sc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-01-20
The east half Of the north east ar.

The east half of the north east ar.
of section twenty six, township fifteen,
range twelve, also the south west quarter
of the north east quarter, dissection twenty
SIX, same township and range, containing
one hundred and nineteen, and 7O-I00 |
acres. Also, the north east quarter Of
the north west quarter Of section twenty |
six same township and range, containing
thirty nine, and 9O.1O0 acres, also,
The south west quarter ofthe north |
west quarter, of same section, township |
and range, containing thirty-nine aud
90-10O acres, also, the west half and south |
east quarter, and south half OF north east
quarter, dissection township
sixteen, range fourteen, containing FIVE
hundred and fifty seven, and 100 acres
purchased by James Wills. prf27d
The west half of the south east quar-
ter, and east half of south west quarter,
and west half ofsouth west quarter, Of Sec
ton number two. Also, east half of north
east quarter, and west half of north east
quarter, and east half of north west quar-
ter, and west half of north west quarter, of
section twelve, township fifteen, range
fourteen, purchased by David Hubbard.
prf d13 so.
/, The east half, Of south east quarter,
: of section two, township fifteen, range
fourteen, containing eighty five and So
a 100 acres purchased by Anthony Win
ston. n, 1873.
d The north east quarter of north cas-
quarter, OF section twenty three, township
/. sixteen, range twelve,s containing thlrt'
o nine, and $1,000 acres, purchased by E
S noch Braton, pff $l3.5
J. The west half of south east quarter
d of section twenty nine, township sixteer
d range fourteen, containing eighty acres
" purchased by William Porter,-prf 100
Lots number four and five, in bloc
J, number six, also, lots number FIVE, 81
n seven, and eight, in block number elgh
a. also, lots number one and two, In bloc
number fourteen, also, two other lots, IL
r, numbers of which are not known, all
ye that part of the town of Louisville, laid
nd by Reading S. Blount & Co., and pnrch
d. sed by VIM. B. Grist. prt $50
Lot number six, In block nun1bi
ne four, south east square OF The town
he Louisville, purchased by A. P. Macbet
.th prf. 49,
n The south east quarter of sou
west quarter dissection twenty two, tow
'er ship sixteen, range twelve, containl
M forty acres. purchased by A. Stewart.
he 49,
I'd. JOHN H. BUCKNER,
in Assessor & Collector of Taxes
81. for Winston Coun
Der January, Is, l64T. prf 5000 so.