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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

THE MEXICAN GIRLS OF San Az
ToNIo.-Our contemporary Of HE Fort
Pickering. Eagle - among Other
things Of interest which he saw in his
travels in Texas, gives very intere:.
Gng account Of The ancient city Of
Bexar. or as # is commonly called
San Anfonio3,- Phe following des.
cription of the dafk-eyed beauties Of
this sunny land, coming as it does
from staid married gentlemen, We
presume may be safely taken as iOF
erably accurate:-
"They seem to be- remarkably clean
ly in apparel and we'll behaved desPis'
ing drunkenness; which virtues certain
ly form happy Offset 10 many Of thed
shortcomings. In pedigree, they may
be sold to be the mongrel and illicit
dece ndants Of an Indian: Mexican and
Spaniard, pencilled with a glowing
feint- line of the Anglo Saxon ances
try. A trace Of rich Castilian lineags
is occasionally visible in the features o
the females, some of whom are YER
fair, handsome and even beautilu.
Their universally black siIken bal
and full dark eye moIestly beamiD!
with the most intense and expressive
emotion, "the very soul Of love,
brought wildly to mind ByrOn'i
Ozark Eyed Girl of Cadiz' -
"The Spanish girl is no coquette,
Nor joy to see her lover trembleI
And ifshe loves, or sic hate,
Alike she knows not to dissemble." g.
remained in Bexar eight days,end
amused myself daily in taking lesson
in Spanish, from a most lovely 9Th
| thought it the sweetest and most nr
steal language in the world; and C.
tainly none can be more so when y
soft liquid and varied accents thrill ap'
dance in the richest cadence IN ~
smiling lips ola Spanish girl ol''sW g,
sixteen, with her full dark tender e.
beaming on yours, and sparkling wiz w.
excited emotion. There IS NV
est earnestness and sincerity oil =
preston in the eye Of a Spans .s
girl, deuot;ng great intenseness Oh ',, &c"
ing sincerity and strength Of ts al.;I1
ment. And if a gentleman Of la lnIc,,
may be excused for talking abou' III
and the girls, "they really look j = |
! they could loCe harder and m 10 '. ua +
eddy than any other women a a mi
it may be "all in the eye" ailer ."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

Mr.. Abraham HUMPHREYS being Dext
called upon for song, sang with much
feeling,
"Meet me by moonlight alone"
Mr.. Hugh NJ. Thompson upon be-
ing requested to sing, remarked tnat,
as he had taken a severe cold in late
fishing excursion, he was unable to
give that meditation 10 his voice which
is necessary for effect in singing, but
would endeavor TO entertain the COM
pany by repeating some select pieces
of poetry. He then recited with re-
markable force parts of the Corsair, the
siege of Corinlh, and Don Juan.
The following letters from gentle
men were received and read.
Columbus July 4th, I842.
The committee Of arrangements,
Gentlemen, | regret that a previous
engagement prevents my accepting
your polite invitation TO dine with you
to-day in commemoration Of our ma
tional independence. The sunday
school teachers with the pupils under
their charge have a celebration at the
Baptist church ofthis place to-day and
by special request | have consented TO
deliver them an exhortstion on tenn
perance. This engagement obliges
me, however reluctantly, 10 decline
your kind invitation.
With sentiments ofthe highest re-
gard for you individually and coIlec-
tively,lI have the honor of being very
respectfully your friend and obedient
servant.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26
Col. Bibb,-Dear SIR


The undersigned in behalf OF the
attentive audience who listened your
admirable address, beg of you . copy
for publication, believing as we do the
information and suggestion therein
contained should not be lost and for
the beaeit Of lh1se who had not the
pleasure Of hearing it, we offer as an
apology for this further trouble to you.
The subject is one of vital importance
engaging seven-tehths of the popula-
ton ofthe world, should you be so for
tunate as TO add, (were it but little to
lhl common stock) you will have de-
served a monument 10 your name, we
know the feelings inspired on the oc-
casion will soon pass away and be for
gotten should you refuse TO comply
with our request we feel that it will af-
ford US much pleasure in after life to
recur to the Goth July at Prairie Hill
especially should we witness the hap
py results anticipated. Your friends,
SCOTT THOMPSON.
TnIINr orr NED
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26
L. N. HATCH.
Columbus July 4th, 1912.

The committee Of arrangements,
Gentlemen, | have received your
invitation to dine With you to-day but
it is out of my power to go. lprom-
ised Abe Murdoch that he could at
tend at Col. HuddIeston's Spring, to-
day and that | would stay in the office
in his place. / would lot like to be
worse than my word and must there
fore decline your invitation. Very
respectfully YOURS in haste.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

tation | beg leave 10 subsc5ibe =
your friend and obediept ss,,.. myself
Columbus July 4,b h Z Ia aa'
Mes. Cobb, Smith aud Humobriss
committee of arrangements
Gentlemen, | have received =.
polite i invitation asking me 10 i yGs
with you in the celebration Of The "a. sul'
versary of our national t5de,sn,ssssnn ann
| am sorry :, that the multiplicity c d &C.
business will not admit Of nv a u my
PPrIallng even this day to am9.s spp,o'
l have =, been s: selected as presiden nSa IT,
the the b "9 din Commute By tbe menu ..
OerS Of 81, I! The Methodist church and rria =,
l have to be Constant ii ii lay ale"5a T's,
around it to see that broJber 'f bar,ee
does not suffer any soft bricks D a. &c
worked into the wall, and also :" ~ ". 70
thai snffieie9cy of lime is mixeJ u SsI
the mortar. Very respectfully To ",,l
JOS. FIELD.
Columbus July 4lh, ts42.
Gentlemen Of the commiltee
Your polite note of iDyirat;oD d.;
ring me TO unite with you in the ceIa-
bralion Ofthe anniversary ofour n,lioD.
al independence, found Inc in a stat.
CT mind but illy adapted TO enjoyment,
and L have reluctantly to decline The
honor which you intend me. The fac,
is, that during my residence at the can.
ital Ct our State received so much No.
tice of a public character, that | have
lost all relish for notorily Of any des-
criptioD; and under my present i'm.
pressions, prefer thai my life shall
glide on as smoothly and quietly as
possible, free from all excitement and
relieved fthat distinction, which may
tempt the Imousing DISCLAIMERS of the
day to hawk at my character and my
principles. Yours very respectfully.
C. OLMSTEAD.
The foregoing letters were sent &C.
compahying the report of the proceed
ihgs, we do mol vouch for their anthem.
ticity.-Edt.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

1t has been decided that petition.
er Tor the benefit of the bankrupt act,
after having passed a decree of bank
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

Thirty-seven young men nav J Md.
advanced to the grade OF Passs gently
shipmen by the Naval Board 'S'
sitting In Philadelphia.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26
JOHN HAND.
Columbus July 4th, 1S42'

The committee Of arrangements,
Gentlemen, your invitation TO dine
with you to-day, came duly TO hand
and co"tents noted. Ttwould give me
great pleasure to accept it but am un-
able TO say whether or not it will be in
my power until amer the adjournment
of the board OF Directors Of the Plan
ter's Bank, who meet to-day at 10
o'clock. Let me assure you that it
would afford me the highest gratifra-
lion to be with you bot F cannot my
self make positive promise to do so
for the reason | have stated. Very
respectfully yours.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

Col. ]. F. H. Claiborne has retired
ior short time from the editorial de-
parIment Of the Natchez Free Trader
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

Columbus July 4tn, IS42.
Col. Smith is extremely sorry that
unavoidable circumstances prevent his
accepting the invitation to dinner, (which
the committee arrangements have so
very politely rendered him.
The committee of
arrangements.
Columbus July 4th: 1912.
To Mes. Cobb Smith and HUMPHREYS,
committee of arrangements.
Gentlemen, [ have received your
polite invitation, inviting me TO partici-
pate with you in the celebration of
glorious anniversary Of our national
Independence, and am sorry that
have to inform you that it is out of my
power to accept it. Nothing but what
| believe TO be my duty to others
would deprive me Of the pleasure OF
joining with you. The teachers ofthe
sunday scholars together with the pu-
pills under their instruction are to eel
citrate their fourth Of July at the Bap-
tist church and as Mr., Armstrong the
minister of1hat church is absent, it will
be expected of me that should attend
and preside over their celebration. This
will prevent my being with you, and |
hope that you will consider ii salts
factory explanation. | am sure that
no one who is disposed to do me JUS
tice will attribute my absence to a want
of patriotic feeling and public spirit.
To free myself from such charge as
that | have only to refer to my acts,
which speak louder than words. |
have only to take you to the southern
entrance into our town, and point to
you that noble structure, which [ have
erected and presented 10 the citizens
Of Lowndes and which has been called
after me, the Blewett bridge; l then
would carry you to that commodiou;
and imposing edifce the Blewett house
which | built for the accommodation
Of the public; next l would point &c
that magnificent building the Baptis
church with its lofty steeple that gilt
tiers with splendor in the rays of the
sun, and its deep toned Bell, the loud
est that ever tolled in North Eastern
Mississippi, all of which | was mainly
instrumental in erecting, and lastly
would lead you to the northern exlrem
ity of our Town and shew you there tht
efforts, which | have made to beauty
and adorn it. To cap the climax
: would carry you on the top of my fer
race and from the highest pinnacle o
this MONUMENT, would say; lool
around you and behold in every di
; rection the result of my labors for tn
public, and ask them whether lam de
icient in public spirit with indignan
frown they will hurI back such an IN
: founded imputation. With the exPros
sion of my thanks for your polite lnvI
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

The Annual Meeting of the Agricultu'
raj Society of Lowndes County, took
place at Prairie Hill, on Wednesday the
both inst. The meeting was addressed
by Col. Jno. D. Bib, who had been ap
pointed by previous arrangements.
|, was computed that not less than from
10 to 400 hundred of the citizens of
Lowndes were present, including about
200 ladies who beautified an adorned the
dav. The sumptuous and excellent bar
becue prepared for the occasion, was
well arranged under the supervision OF
Col. Gilmer, w. E. Powell and others.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26
Ehf &oMtherm arpus,
CoIu1nbms, .liss. .JMIv 90, 1912.

GO We are authorised TO announce
Alexander VI. Clayton, Esq. of Holy
Springs, as a candidate for the Office fudge
ofthe High Court of Errors and Appeals, to
ill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Judge Trolter. Election to take place on
the LIST Monday in August next.
owe are authorised TO announce
Gen. Reuben Davis, as Candidate for
the office Of Judge Of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals, to fill the vacancy occasloned by
the resignation of Judge Trotter. Election to
take place on the first Monday in August next
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26
VIM. WINSTON.

Columbus July 4th, 1S42.
Col. Smith is extremely sorry that
unavoidable circumstances prevent his
accepting the invitation to dinner, (which
the committee arrangements have so
very politely rendered him.
The committee of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

The marked honor and respect which
you have shown me to-day in calling
me to preside over your festivities,re-
quire from me some acknowledge
ment in return. Though [ have diff
fered with many tfyou on the subject
of politics, it affords me the highest
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-26

The foregoing letters we're sent &C.
compahying the report of the proceed.
ihgs, we do not vouch for their aothen-
ticity.-Edt.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAY COLLECTIONS SALE.

IAN the fourth Monday the twenty
w third day Of May 1912, ! will ex-
puse 10 public sale 10 h. hlghes BIDDER
Tor cash, before the court door IN the town
OF Lexington H,Imes County M'ss''s'pp'
The following Described trNc's of paf'e''
Of land, TO WI: the east hall uo''h cast
quarter OF section twelve township hI'ceh,
range four east; lois ooe, 'wo, three anu
tour, Of section seven, to"nshIp S'A'e"'
range a east, conmlnlrg 5~o acres n'"''
| or less.
Assessed as the property Of NJ hinn'I
and Holderness, aud wi he soid "r 5.
thereof az will pay two dollars aud n'"e,.
cents being the amount Of taxes due H.
the year lS4l, aud together with all c"s'
accruIug thereon.
Sale 10 rake place within the hours Pre-
scnbed by law. aoo,,,
TAX collector .! II lines county
= March 10 Is I'm pr XVI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

GAN the third Monday The twentieth
W day of June 1912, ! will expose to
public sale TO the highest bidder tor cash,
before the court house door in the town
Of lexington, Holmes county, MlsslssppI,
he following described tract or parcels OF
land, living and being situated IN SAID
county and state, to Wit: the south ha'
] and north west quarter and west hal on
north east quarter OF section three, town
ship sixteen, range one cast; an the norm
COST onar,er and east half OF south east
quarter OF section four, low.lsh,p SIXTEEN
range one east; and the south west quarter
sertion twenty .nlue. township seventeen,
range one east; lots nine and ten, OF Sec
tion three, tow ushp seventeen, range one
east. he whole OF section thlrtyIw"
township seventeen, range one east; oh'
,he south west quarter and south cas-
= ouar,ar Of section thlrtylhree, TOWNSHIP
seventeen, range one east; aud the cas-
half south west quarter and west nail 4
n sonlh east quarter oI section 'hlr'y-'o'
,on nship seventeen, range one enst, COZ
i. aiming 2l06 acres more or less.
~ Assessed as the property Of WINE"
:, Lqm. aud will be soil or 5" much there
~ rs will pay 90 dollars and 5's cents, ="
~ mo The amount Of taxes due On said inn'
., for the wear l84l, together with all &C
y, accruing thereon. Sale to take pia
=, within the hours prescribed hv law.
- - "'' + D SCOTT,
80 rax collector ofHoImes county.
march 10 10 5m pr WI"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

N
AAMN the fourth Monday the 23rd day
W OF May lS42, | will expose TO pub
nc sale TO the highest bidder tor cash
before the cour, house door 10 the town
Of lexington, Holmes county M's''ssp,
pi, the following described tract or Pa'ce'
OF land to wit: the west hall OF SCUM
east quarter Of section thirty, township
seventeen range two east; and the norm
cas-, quarter Of section hirty'one, town
ship seventeen range two east, and the
west half OF north west quarter OF SECTOR
thirly.iwo, township seventeen, range t"'
east, containing three hundred anc l"en
ty.one acres more or less.
Assessed as the property OF lhoma
Woodward, and will be sold or 80 nue.
thereof as will pay five dollars 724 cents
being the amount Of taxes due for The yea
! lS4l, together with all cost accrn'n
| thereon. Sale to take place within tn
hours prescribed by law.
| b d SCOTT,
TAX collector OF holmes county
march 10 Is On Prf wi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

s~A N the third Monday the 23rd. day q
w June 1912, Will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, be'"''
the cour, hous. door ia The town oil Lex
,ngron, Holmes county, Mississippi, nt
following described tract or parcels o'
land. to wit: north east quarter OF sec'oo
30, township Is, range east, containing
one hundred aud sixty acres more or less
A .srsscd as the property Of Lem"e
Bullock, aud viii be sud or so mucI
hereof a, will pay one dollar aud ninety
me cents, being the amount OF taxes 0H'
tor he year lS4l, together win all cos
lcrrninG thereon.
5 lie to take place within the hours pre-
Scr1pd by law. orr
Tx Hector oI II lines county,
Mlrch 70 10 3m pr va
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

ON the fourth Monday the twenty
" third day of May 1912, ! wall
expose to public sale to tie highest
bidder for cash, before the couit house
door Of Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following described tracts or par
GELS land, lying and being situated
I'm I'd county and sta and known
as lie .asl half ngr,h west quarter
q d w.s. ha.Gnor.h cas-, quarter, north
half of vet half north west quarter,
sGp.h west quarter of north west
o..r..r. a d the south west quarter
and wet half south east quarter ana
south east quarter Of uth east quar-
fer of section No. 10; the west hall
north eat qgarter AID east han no IN
. east quarter OF section fifteen; Tue
ca half and east half s,u3h west quar-
fer section seventeen; south h"ll &C
west hnIf of north east quarter oh(
the west half of ives, halt sou Il cas-
= Quarter south west quarier, ANA IN
east halt Of north cas- quarter, III
b north half west bait Iortll east qd"i
Sc +, r wet half nor,h west qua'ler
n section four; south west quarter
lie north west quarter nor.h hail OF OF
$ east ouarter sou h half OF east hat
u south wet quarter, wet hali soul
VI we t quarter Sc, II II three, all IN tow
: IN p thirteen, range one cas- conta
-" ING sixteen hundr,d acres more
ST. less,
A,se sesscd as t prope ty Of 10
OF XeIo Q, and will be sold or SO mt
thro as will pay ten d'iias a
ass tunTtw cen S, being the amount
,t axe d.e 70 the year 1871, toget
b.. with aa cost accIumg I ereon )
aae 20 take r..ca wt,aM The hours T
las scuUcd b, law.
BEVERLY D. SCOTT,
:. Tax coIec Or Of holmes county
"a malcl 10 Is ON pr izzvll
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
tax COfIET TORS SALE.

nNthe Sd Mondu, the 20lh dH, OF June next
" will sell 10 the highest nldder 'or w."
before the court house door IN the town o, a.
ington, Holmes county, Msssslppl, WIN" W.
houls prescribed by law, the following oesc,u voc
tact or parcel Of land to wit; the no nor. we,
quarter OF moth west quarter, sec,'on 10 ""n
shin Ia Iauge cast, containing AZ aces "'o''
OF less, ,u y.hr
Assessed rs the properly James W. Vaughn
and will lie sold as above stated to pay 'aNe' "u
thereon, which 70 ono dollar aud ut cents ah'
and other costs accruing on said land =,
BID. SCOTT, Tax Collector, II. u
| March 10, lS-Sm "'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTOR,S SAFE.

n WILL, on the third Monday, 'he
"a 2O,n day of June next, proceed to sell
IL NE highest bidder Tor cash, before the
court house dsor IN the town OF LeXIngt""
l'o'mes County, Mississippi, within the
"ourS Prescribed by law the following DE
scF'bed tract or parcel of land to WI; The
norm east quarter. section 5, township IL
rouge east, east half section township
To- range 3 east, containing four hundred
and eighty acres.
-, Assessed as the property of Corb'I
warwick, and will be sold, or so mnci
hereol, as will pay five dis. seventy'seve'
cen's' being the amount OF taxes du.
on SAID lands for the year lS4l, and al
COSTS accruing thereon.
b. ID. SCOTT, Tax Colir,
Holmes County.
March 10, Is 3m. lzzIIh
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

ian the third Monooy the twentieth
VI 81 day oc June, lS42, will e%rosr
10 public sale to the highest bidder Tor
cas- II, before the cour house door 10 The
Town OF Lexington, Holmes county, MIS-
,issippi, the following described tracts or
arcels Of Iaud, to wu: the west hall oil
section eighteen, township sixteen range
me east; lots eleven, twelve, thirteen ann
| .ourreen, or south west quorier Of section
MS, township seventeen, rree one east
ou,alng $50 acres NOR or less.
Assessed assessed as the property A"
lC.rntlms Cruseman, and w'. a. sold .
9 much ,aereot as v'.l Hfs five dollar
md eighty GEMS, benz hn an"ont "
axes due Tor the year lo4l, aud Ior D."
.osts accrulug thereon. safe " ~"
lace within The hours pre"cn'rd ny 'a'
B d SCOTT,
Tax Collector OF Holmes county.
March 10, 10 BIN. pr + AiIA
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

ian the third Monday the 2Oih day
U b jane lS42,.l viii expose to public
.,Ie to the highest bidder for cash, be-
one The court house door 10 The town OF
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi
he following described tract or parcels
Of land 10 wit: The whole Of section tour,
township fifteen, range three esai; con~
aiulng $50 acres.
Assessed as the property OF JOSIAH ID
Fuller, and will be sold or so much
thereof as viii pay eight dollars ia CTS
being the amount Of taxes due Tor TIT
year 1871, and all costs accrung thereon
Sale to take place within the hour
prescribed by law.
B ID SCOTT, Tax Collector.
March 10, II Bon pr 'xy''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

[NN The fourth Monday the twenty
NJ ,hI| DAY OF My, 1912, | "llI
H. 80 to potl,c sale to ,he highest bidder
n, cash, before the court house door IN
a. oan ot Lexington, IoImes county,
Nl,sl,srppi, the following described lrac'
b. parcel OF ian 3, TO wit: the vest hall
Di north west quarter, west hall south
fNest quarter section NO, township hI'een
@faOge one east, containing Que hundred
At0d S'&y'touI acres.
Assessed as the property Of john W
8DaDks and William NJ. Gwln, and vii
be sold, or so much thereof as will pa!
que dollar aud nlnety. tIgbl cents, 6eInt
thr amount Of taxes due Tor the yea
ISL, aud all cost acCrrlng thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scnbtd by law.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
sse',IrCToR's SALE

,,.d Monday the 2Srd' DAY
b,,n',1' ''l 1912, / will expose ".. !"
sS'y ne highest bidder tor to-. cash. ,ns'n
9c +, ,I' House door ~ :. ,ne ,, vow"
sC'''H, Holmes conrty NJ sslss,p
., an 's', described tract or r, par
.oo," ct. section '"en'y-e'g"L
Y, ,,,een, range one vest sou,'
l ,n ,,meniy.seven township SIX
\ 1 a. the property Of >, e. ,,,. 'v",
r. a1 IL be sid or SO ""' I,. 'n7 ",I'
W. n,s hundred aud t" eo'y oo''
o.I lhree cents beng o NE
l"' rs. due for the year loll
4 '',b al cost occrn'ng 'n'teon'
" ,.1s "laco within The hours pre-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-04-02
TAY COLLECTOR'S SALE.

ON the third Monday the twentieth
W day OF June 1912, ] will expose
10 public sale to tie highest bidder Tor
ca h, before the court house door III
the town OF Lexington, Holmes coun,
IL, Mississippi, the olowr 6 described
tracts or parcels Of land, lying and
being situated in said county ana
.tatr, to wit: east half OF north east
ouarter of section eighteen, township
fifteen, range five east; and Tie west
hal of sou h wet quarter Of section
twcnty.slx, township fifteen, range five
eat: lie east half south west quarter
of section twenty eight, town'hlp SIX
teen, range five east; the norm east
quarter Of section thirty-two' townsi Up
SIX cen, range five east, contain ing
thrr hundred and ninehVe scies
| more ct SIS. =.
i Assessed as the property of Jesse
/ W. Garth. and will e sold or so much
e thereof as will pay FIVE dollars ano
e sixDy.fve and half cen S, bong 5hS u,
r. amount of taxes due for t e y'ar lo4l
If together with all costaccruing thereon
If. SaIr,o take pace within the hour
II prescribed BY law. o,pr