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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Iroar memory serves Us Alright, an acl
was passed by Congress few years since.
establishing uniform system Of weights
aud measures. and providing that they
should be deposited with the Clerks Of The
several districts and counties in the United
States. for the convenience and informa.
aiou oftbe people. If,his sct was passed,
aswe think il was, has il ever been carried
into effect? II Is very important that there
should be uniformity IN this matter. for il
wilIb ascertained by any one who viii take
,he trouble TO examine into il, that the
difference in measures is 50 great, ss TO
amount TO several bushels in single wa.
eon load of grain; aud we presume the
variation in weights Is not less than in
measures. We are not in favor Of much
legislation, but this is sublec, which ev-
ery ssan is interested in having attended
10. ifshere has beeu no action on il by
Congress. would il uor be well for .he ie.
gisiature OF oRr State 10 establish uni,
io,m scale Of weights and measures lnr it
selfs and deposit where al! can have
necess i-Pendieioa Messenger.
The rains sseh have fallen Within The
Ias, fortnight have revived The corn and
cotton crops very much and If j, continues
seasonable, they hid fair to turn Out we'll,
notwithstanding the drought in the early
part of The summer. Ibid
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EST.qEERSRE.gyE.S.T.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends, that
l. he has provided himself with the best ms.
terin!s Ton making fine BOOTS aud SHOES.
and hus commenced business at PottcrsviIle.
The best evidence oftIianks tina, he eau give
his friends and the public, for their patronage
which ho hopes TO merit, Is To insure good and
fashionable work upon terms 10 suit tho times
STEVEN 4. BROWN.
II Repairing done n, the shortest notice.
may 81 IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
100 lhs EEaslliagloaiail.
iSRAcH ssL!aNp, S. C,l July m

ssAcH Island. IS. C,) July 7tli.
akskejhauive1sary meeting OF the w ash
sngson Total Abstinence Society. 81 this
neiahborhooi, hel.l at ihr Presbyterian
Church, % tho d,t inst. s'he Pfesiesni
hcias absent, Mr. John Ssofze negser.
Isl. Ffcc Prcsiienf. took The Chair. and
Ds. n. sg. Cock ssappointed Secretary,
ID tlic abseace OF lhe Secretary oflhe So
ciety. 1she meeting was called to order,
and opsnsd with Prayer; after which. IA
Declaration Of Independence. from the
sh,aidom ofthe Tyrant Alcohol, was read
s hy III. n. Cook, which was succeeded By a
chasie. eloquent. and appropriate speech
from, Mr. l.. ID. Laiiers,edr. OF Augusta,
Geo.
Aster Mr. L. had finished, the pledge
was presented for signatures, aud six nnmes
were added 10 the list, increasing the mum
bes to seven,y.one, t7l.)
Mr. ID. ArdHahen moved, thar The soci5
city elect Ten BSssgaies, ID attend the Cou.
veniion OF tue State Temperance Society.
TO be beld at Greeuvlle Court house, on
the first Monday in August nexl-wnere-
upon, the following persons We're duly
elected: Dawson Atkinson, Saml. Clarke,
s Jonathan d. Miller. w. RedidIek, w. A.
III. MiIiiams. &. b. Mills, Thomas Foster,
Esqrs,, sud Drs. C. B Carter. w. B.
Clarke. and II. r. Cook.
Il was then moved. that the thanks Of
the society be rendered to Mr. Lallersted,.
for his interesting address. which vas
unanimously carried.
Mr.. ID. Ardis then moved, ,ha, the pro-
cccdings OF this meeting be published in
tho Westinghouse, OF Augusta; which
was adopted.
The society then adjourned, to meet
ngain on The last Saturday in the month.
Fl r. COOK, Sse'yy. pro fem.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Norel Eishing.-OR Thursday after
noon, just before heavy thunder sqnall
came up, great quantities Of fish, OF the
tro.t species, were observed q, Exchange
wharf, rushing in schools. through The space
between the ship Msdora. and the dock,
and the negroes caught numbers of them
with their hands Yesterday afternoon,
the fish again made their appearance. and
several negroes siastioncd themselves on
,he fetIders Of the ship. hanging just above
the surface CT the water, and win shrimp
nets, baskets, &c. commenced tumb!ius
out the fsh in great numbers. souc Of them
or large size, being froln9 10 l6 inches iu
length. There was probably 100 fine
fish caught in this manner. in the course oi
an hour or two. What can have caused
these Inhabitants Of The deep 10 be thus
reckless Of their safety is NOR. ,ha II we can
divine. We have not heard Of the eir being
seen a, any of the other whurves. which
makes the circumstance appear H;ore sin.
gular.-Charsslon Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
BFYaa RINEAL
The siissn &c taaf Jiads tro pAling hearts
MARRIED,

On Thursday the 9th inst, by the Rev. Ed.
win Cater, the Rev, VIZ. Il DAVIS. To Miss
MARY E.. MoRAoaE, all OF Abbeville District.
" The treasures off the deep are not 80 precious,
As are the concealed comforts oi n man,
Locked up in woman's love-"
At Summer Hill, s. c.. on Tuesday even
ing the 18th instant by tho Rev. air. Cunning
ham, First Lien,enant NJ. g. NJ. HAnmoSp,
Adiutanl 4tir Infantry U. 5. A.. /" Miss HAg-
Risr p. DAVIES. Of Augusta, Georgia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

The Weather Crops. Se.-Whcn we
issued our little sheet on The 21. wc re-
marked that the rains had ceased for day
or two-hut it was only for swo days
They commenced again on the evening Of
that day. and every day since we have
had showers-and sometimes very hard
rains.
On Wednesday morning in 3 hours we
had fall Of ttoo and a halt inches oj ,rater.
This weather has loslered the grass crop
more than The grnin-und has been un-
pleasant in bringing upon Us heated,
damp atmosphere. very well calculated TO
produce The fever common TO our climate.
There have beeu several cases Of fever. all
OF which, however, yielded 10 medical
treatment, and we have hope that they
will continue of a mild type. We have
bad rain for thirty days save two. Tho
corn and pea crops are not good, hut the
rice crcp generally never looked better
On the 4rh inst. Mr.. Samuel Fraser sent
us an ear Of The new crop-and yesterdy
another from Mr. John lizard Niddleton's
"Builer's Island" plantation. The head
nf rice sent us yesterday was IL inches
loas and confirmed POI grains, 1t was
planted on the 18th OF March Winyak
Observer, July 9.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

For several weeks we have scarcely
passed ] day wi,hnu, shower Of rain. and
frequently a succession oi very heavy ones.
During the greaer portion Of that time the
heat has been oppressive. The crop ol
Oats (which is 'olerablc ouc) must be
considerably injured by the wet, as it i,
difficult 10 fnd dry weather enough to
harvest auI cure them. Corn generally
hacks better than wc ever siw n; but u Is
said lhis crops ncarlS destroyed in some
portions oi the lower Districts by drought.
OF all kiuds of Fruit rhrr'. Is M abundance.
-GreeRslie MouniainssT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

sions, and the Urgadicr Generals Of the 5ih,
9th and 1,h Brisadcs. are required TO extend so
much Of this order as relates 10 their respective
commands
The Quarter Master General will cansc the
arms and tents TO be at each encampmen, ia
due time.
The following Ails-de-Cnmp TO the CON-
mandcI.in Chief, are ordered TO attend the en-
equipments. viz:-C0lonels Wigfuli, Dikinson,
Thomson. EugIIsh Manning, Wallace, Mar.
shall. Singleton and Taylor.
by ordc. Of the Comnandcr-n.C Chef
J. w. CANTEY.
Adjatent and Inspector General.
July 6t 2I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
June 25

[Onlcrs No. -.
YBNHE Commissioned Officers OF The follow.
4. ing Brigndcs are ordered to cncanp for
five days. at the times hcrrn specified. viz -
The 9th Brigade Of lnianty, ui Yongue's, OIL
Monday, the 25ih July next.
The lOtt Brigade OF Infantry, n; place 10
be selected by the MAJOR General oitlie 9TH Di-
VISION. "n Tuesday. tne I'd day a! August next.
The I'd Brigade of Infantry. on Tuesday, the
gu, day OF August next,
The Isl Brigade Of Infantry, on Tuesday,
the I'D dayof Ausns, next. The Major Gen
eraI of,he Isl Division will dcsignate the places
for the ls, and I'd Brigadcs 10 encamp, aud re.
port TO the Cummander.incEicf the places SO
selected.
The 9Th Brigade of Infantry, a; the Lime.
60 :, ,----.---- .. - -,---- -. q :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

A citizen of Es,ill county, Ky., was ye-
Gently sho, dead. for bidding for a yoke Of
oxen which the sheriff had levied on aud
was selling US the properly Of he man who
shot him. The murderer will now settle his
debts aud crimes together, under the gal
lows.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
The u. :. DISTRICT COURT, I
DIsTRICT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ RANK RI prey.

~ BfHh hCIICl 4.
NWTHEREAS lGsl'c Smith, Buo,and Shoe
w maker of Ncwbcrry yi!i1se and State
of Soutl Carolina, hath flied Il petition PRAYING
tha, he may he declared II Bankrupt, pursuant
TO the Acr of Congress of the United States,
made. and now IN force. concerning Dankrupis.
and that he NAV have tho benefit Of the said
act; this is To givc notice Of the said Petition,
and that hcarin: ,lIrreofwll be hnd before the
Honorable Robert y. Gilchris;. Judge OF the
said Court. al Couri 10 he holden Il, lhe Fed
cral Cour, House. III Charleston. on Monday
the frs, day Of Angus; next, II, eleven o'clock.
a. NJ, n, which place aud time al persons in
ierested may appear and shcw cause. il any
they have. why the prayer Of the said pctition-
cr should not be granted.
Charleston, 9Th day OfJuly, 1912.
ii. Y. GRAY. Cierk.
July - 81 2i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Risk Of Mercantile Life.-Gen. Dear
born, ia lcciare delivered last winter, be-
fore the farmers Of The Massachusetts lie
cislainye. declared ina, ninety seven OIL,
Of every one hundred persons who ohlain
ed ,i,eir livelihood by buying aud selling.
fc;isa, or died inselven,. sEhis fac, he as
eeytaiacd by reference 10 the books OF the
cSslon, house. the hanks. Tie Probate of
y and from the reeo!lec,ions pIs the old
Z @ merchants. ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Notice.

STRAYED from the subscriber on the 22d
- March. small lirh, bay HORSE COLT.
two years old, unalirrcd. with white feet, a
blaze IN his face. with very heavy name and
tail. When last heard from, he was near Cam
bridge, in company with stray Mule ANY
person seeing such Colt will please take him
up, and drop n line TO the subscriber at Sleepy
Creek. Edgefield District. S c.. aud they shall
be well paid for their trouble.
JAMES DORM.
June 81 81 2f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Why is nl-We perceive that The
Wasiiingto gtonians Of Baltimore have had
several sevete attacks made upon them,
Through the columns of the Marylan rcm.
perancc Herald. sheet we never see y
but Ne are glad 10 find thar the Sosiety
-flavc passed resolutions, aekering TO The
f;rst principles Of the Washinsnuians, and
cau,iouiug their friends not 10 biead either
politics OF see,lrianism with their procee-
diues. This is the right course. Adhere
TO il, aud we are sure Of success.-N. Y.
WrskiagloRian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Mstanekoly Oceurenct. "A melanctol

Hrt0HSsViY SS|e' ''.eS' - ''N'"
acciden, has suddenly taken from our sncie-
nv one of its most active business men,
The late Oliver " Smith. Esq. was las,
evening, about 10 O'Clock, driving rapidly
up Mec,ing.s;reet. when his chair wheel
came in contact with carriage in which
a gentleman and his lady were passing al
a moderate pace The concussion threw
both the lady aud gentleman out, but for
tuuarely they received no serious Injury.
But the quick rate at which the chair OF
MIR. Smith was passing. produced shock
81 severe as so throw him some distance
tn the curb stone, where his head struck,
giving q fatal concussiun to the brain.
which caused immediate death. Mr..
Smith was native of haverhiil, New
Hampshire, where he has relatives. Ia
whom THIS bereavement will be a severe
aiIiiclion. he has brother residing in
York Districr. in this State, aud numerou,
friends 10 deplorc his unlocked for and
premature death. He was Lawyer in
extensive practice aud in the prime OF life.
lie was engaged in some cases fixed for
trial this day in the City Court, and on the
meeting Of the Court, his death was an
nuunced by the assistant couuse! and a
motion made 10 adjourn The Court as a
mark of respect, was kindly granted by
his Honor the CITY Judsc.-Sogthern
Patfio.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Ese B0sskrssDgcy.

Hst EbFEFthEFsAVeJys
TEYlIE Subscriber has been, by the Judge
the District Court for South Carolina
Disnic; appointed Commissioner for Edgeficld
District pursuant 10 the provisions of the Act
of Congress. made. and now in force. concern.
ing Bankrupls. Therefore. any person wish
ing to avail himself of said Act. will please call
upon The undersigned. at Hamburg, S. c., who
viii prepare all the papers necessary 10 final
discharge, on as liberal terms MS any other per.
son. having procured aIl the Rules and Blanks
Of said Court required, &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg, June 9th lS42 If 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
July@
Notice.

NOslCc.
A \ ELECTION los Brisadicr General OF
"A ihc ID Brigade iniintry. :. e. NJ. 10 I'LL
the vacancy "ccasloned by the Resignation cf
General WmhisI,, u hereby ordered To be held
AT the Old Weli. on The Iti Monday in August
uex,.
LOUIS T WIGFALL Col. 7th Reg.
Juuc % Ct -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Extract OF letter from gentleman uI
Edisto Island 4, his friend ia Charleston
The season OF late has hecn very un:
propiiious one. From the 2nd inst. 10
yesterday, i. runed heavily either by day
or night. Our Cotton crops are diseased
and unless drought succeed, the produc,
will certainly be measrc. il not as small
as tina, of the asr year.-ChGr. Mercury
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

On Wednesday, mornins last, the
Spring Place stage overset about nine
miles from this place, us it was going up.
There were six passengers in 1t al the time
all lofwhom we understand, escaped injury,
except Miss Fort, daughter OF DR.. Tomlin
son Fori, who had her arm broke.-Coss.
rifle Pioneer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
TRACT OF LAND,

containing three hundred and forty.two acres,
more or less, situate on the waters of Mountain
and Horse Pen Creeks, adjoining lands of Mr..
Angrove, Mr.. Philips. Mr.. Rcam. Mr. Cole
mnn. and others. The tract is all in wood.
The terms OF sale arr one and two years
credit. the purchaser giving notes with two
gond securities, bearing interest from date on
the Inst payuient.end warrant or good title will
he given.
July 6 At 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

The W;heai C op.--The Charlottesville
IVA, Advocate Of the 2d says. The wheat
crup is much better than was anticipated.
The blight of rust. from which 50 much
was feared. was confined io the stalk main
ly. II adds, the crop is better every way
than for five OF six years past.-Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

The Hnrres,in Maryland Tho Eas,ou
IND J Star ii the 5'h inst says
Thu farmers in this county have near
ly gotten through their harvest, aud we
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Goods eEi loau Prices,

gHyHE Subscriber being desirous OF reduc.
E ing his present stock by the fall season.
will offer GOODS at very low prices; liberal
discoun, will he made for cash. All those that
wish TO avail themselves Of this opportunity OF
buying CHEAP, will call and examine for them.
selves. +. B. PRESLEY
Edgcfeld C. A. 10Th July. Il %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Cheering The Jailor of our county,
Informs as that the commodious building
under his charge, is at this time almost
tenanlless. He has mol had for the lasl
three weeks 4 white occupant confined
within It's walls. This speaks well for the
WashiHgtonians.-.igg. Rashiagtoaian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
NJ Tlae frielntls oGCOlOncl

P. II. BRADLEY. announee hlm candidate
for the office OF Brigadier General. To ill the
vacancy oeeasioned by the resis nation Of Genl.
Wimbtsi.
July Is ts "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
State of soniis GaaoEina.
EDGEFIELl1 DISTRICT

EDSE Z J Esi1tt sOlfs Xii
'anes ;ossr ,frfy; II Eo,',1 aGH'n, fofsosays o7.
Lewis Ellzey. s'8s
ND Y an oricr from the Cougl Of CONNER,
LID Pleas. IN lhe ..hoye stated ea;o s!aj,
proceed to sell NJ Edsefrld Ceri: House o.
the first Monday in August bex,. the ;,ac: al
land whsreon the defendant now lives. con.
lainingasi& hundred and forty acres, more or
less. adjoining lands Of the estate Of Thomas
Lamar. --- Carter, and others. To bc sold
on credit Of three moh,ha. except onc.iourtli
Of tie purchase money which must be in casl,.
The titles 10 b.. signed bur not delivered, ill
ll.c whole of the purchase money be paid, and
If the full amount of the crcdi, portion he no,
paid when due. the property to be resold on
that day Tor cash, 4, the risk Of the former pur.
ciiasc.
S: CHRISTIE, $. Z. n.
July 10 (S3) 3, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Medical Notice.

Dr. JOHN &. WILLIAMS,
GAFFERS his professional service. 10 the
W citizens OF EdGefeid village aud adjacent
country and lias taken m Office next door Il,
Genl. ". l.. Bonhams near the Cour, House.
wheic he can bc found nj all times during the
day, and during the nigh, NJ ). +. Goodc's
dwelling, cxcep, when absent on professional
duties.
may25 ,f IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
R1cn.,,i.nNn A. JuLY I

I'rgF Hc,oism, ,-Afew days ago, the
Midlathiau euas niinein Chesterfield eoan-
,ry was discovered 10 be oa FIRE the over.
seer aud several slaves were below, and
exposed To imminent danger. As sooI, as
il was made known 10 Mr.. Thos. K Hail.
superintendent, af the Blackheath mines,
he equipped himself and descended INTO
into The mine through FIRE aud smoke, aud
rescued the owner aud The negroes from n
death or torture. Too much credit can
not be given TO sach gallant conduct. Had
this adventure occurred in the days oil OLD
Rome. Mr.. II. would have been Rewarded!
with civic crown for his noble ssli-devo
uou. The mine was Immediately cover
ed up, and it was thought that the hre
would be soon smo,hered. d.-Enqat'e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Selling oGat Cost for Cash.
VHHHE subscriber offers for sale wholesale
n aud retail large nnd extensive stock of
Ready neGsse Clothing GMR
HATS,
at Francis II. Cuoke's old stand. Those in wan;
Of either. will do well TO call aud examine the
stock before purchasing. as The goods vii! be
sold lower than they can be bought in the c,y
or elsewhere. i. W. AUTEN.
p 5. Those indebted to r. n Cooke by
note or book account. will call OF the subscriber
nj the store and make payment.
Augusta, Ga, April 25-iinys 6, Is
Chron. s. Sent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

bin: folding doo... ,h,as ,asJ.a.,
by The alarm of tire. leap
the side next the window, ca~-,..., 80.
aforesaid accident. Wsiumpka Argus
Juiy 6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Rich.--A drunken chip hereaway mol
long since. feeling cold, got sp in the night.
and seeing. as he supposed, some embcrs
on The tieafh, he gathered some fuel 10
gellier, and tried 10 create fame with
his breath and bellows, bu, in vain. His
wife heard him making fuss, and rather
4 than be disturbed in her rest, got up 10
make the Gre for him, when she found
that her husband had been trying TO blow
four or ave Struggling moonbeams into
biaze
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
$4,000 Brick fog. sale.

S6.OVO ASslck for sale.
e tfiEk wholesale OF retail, they are well
IA burned. and fine assortment; will
sell them low, ter cash. Any person wishing
to purchase, can sec simple OF them. by ap.
plying at my residence, one mile from Edge.
field C.. H.. on tic stage road leading To Ham :
burg. JOHN McDEFTTT
July 90 iH &c %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
English & French Cloths,

and CAssIHERss. selected in the New York
. I'd Philadelpha Markets. together viii, all
other articles IN ouI line; and - those who IA.
Vor It's with their patronage IN this business we
~oaa say tliat every cScrtion on onr par, shall
be used to give perfect satisfaction.
GUODE & LYON.
January l. 1912. n 5D
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20
Notice.

iFlNG purchased OF Messrs. BRYAN a.
IL Minor, their entire stock of Goods in the
Merchant Tailoring business. IN this place.
we would take this method Of informing our
friends and the public generally, tina, they can
he furnished al the old stand Of BRYAN & bIi-
nor. with Clothing, on as good terms. and no,
interior IN quality 10 any similar establishment,
IN The Southern country. We intend 10 keep
on hand nt ali times. good stock of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-20

Fire at Montgomery.-Tlc stables ol
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In CaocrAw COUNTY MI,.rssrppr.

IN CRocTAw COUNTY MI,sIsIPpI.
will offer for sale TO the hghes, bidder for
cash at the Court House door Of Choctaw county
Mississippi, at Greensborough, on Monday the
9Th day OF November next O842) within tho
hours prescribed By law the following property
'owifs. The 50 and the " a of the e 4 of
section no Is in township no 20 north of range
no 7 east, containing s40 60-l00 acres, assessed
(" being granted TO and us the property Of Pas
mere Hoopes and ! H. Moore and will be sold,
or 80 much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxssd due for the year le4l, and all legal
cost that may arcrue thereon.
Amount taxes due ioI lS4I 81 72i cents.
II. BUCK T Ia c. c C M,
August 8, l84a. 7 IDS pr. fee ola
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In ChNclAM Connlf NIL,,i,ainnl-

10 Ch"e"~ County Mississippi.
] will ofru foi sale 10 The highest b,ad., n,
.Mn ~ ,he court house door Of Choc,Ow county
W 'f.cn'oo'oogh, on Monday tn. TIN day
Of No'cmber nsIi (lB42) within ihe hour, orc
'onoed ny law, the following property viz The
south wet | and " 4 Of the n . 4 Of sec M q
In township no 20 north OF rangs no 7 east. con.
tsiniOg cA0 10 100 acres, assessed as being
ctsn.ed To sad M the property Of NJ. n tIameg
ma"hsl and L NJ wiley, and will be sold
o''o mncn thereof rs will satisfy the state anL
county taxes dine tor the yenr l84I, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount Of taxes
dns for lN4i, 4 70 cents.
". sUcK, tax &C MI.
August o, 1912. hs prs fee ID hols.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-29
TAX C0LLECTOnis VALE

W Cheeis~ fsuniy Mississippi.
I'll oh'f io' 'sl' ~ t's hiehsst bldds, at
.smN The eoun hoo" dom ~ Cho,isw sauet,
w 81 ofssn'bufuugh, N Monday me- I'm a.
81 Noven'bs' usst tiiIas) within the hoofs p,..
s.erd w Law ne following property WIS IN.
' v Of see No n In toe h,hip NO ~ north of
'snss 40 east, containing 100 0n.lOO acres,
s",''sd " being s'anisd Ia and NJ The popsfly
~ Y Scopes and . Moore. snd all be- sold or
70 '-arh thsfsof ~ rill satisfy the state and
svhiy 'Ahe' de, for the year lBii, aud all legal
cn,' tbai may sccfus thereon.
A"ount 'sHs' doe fnf IHal, 81 cents.
~ BUtE, tAA c. c G. MI.
august ., lBaf ids pv fee IA dolls,