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n frglntd, - ------- - County, 70 tcit =
This day personally appeared before the sub
scribcr, JUSTICE OF the peace ID and for the
county afotesald, the above naned A. B. and
solemniy sw3re Cor affirmed, as fhe case may
be- that the matters SET forth in the foregoing
petition, and the suhjoined listnand inventory,
are true, to the best Of his knnwlsdge and be-
lief. Given under myIhaud This ~ day Of
49,, eis42. 4, C. D.. ~. P.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

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Under 4he clauseNof the 9Th section Of the
bankrupt law which declares -'slt shall be The
duty Of tbs pisttiei Court r each District,
from time % ,Ime, 10 Rrsseti6e, suitable rules
and reguiiIioos. and, forms 9ofs proceedings 10
Hll matters in bankruptcy, and 70 msks them
-4as simple and btief Is pfsetieable, TO the end
20 AVOID all Unnecessary expenses 10 facilitate
I thefuss thereof BY, the Pu6lic al large" il is
suggested that The folIosiag FORM ofpelition
be used 10 liz Western District u yirgfuias to
be y-sSIlsd according ta tie facts OK the case
form ot Petftio1'foF a PersoA teisAiag
f5beI declared banstrHpt NJ
Toflke Hon fsaac S. Penu5haeker lodge qf
4 The District Court OF the Bnrted States for
Il kne Westafn9D elTiet Of yiLg iaiA !, TX q
The Feifti5FIof7A. b. OF 49,, 10 lhecotp-
~ Of -z+ - sheNeth unio four Honor thar
the said Al. 81 i residentsof The Western
District Of Virginia, Cor has7his place of besi.
ness at y ~ w ia the WesterrD District Sf Wiz
gins, J and that he is owing debts whleh have
hot been created ID consequence Of defalca-
Niion as q pubiicfoficsr. or as executor, admin
5istrator, guardian, or trustee, or while acting
Ia 40 y olhef 6duciary capacity. and that the
subioned Hist and inventory are 10 the best of
his knSrledg and belief, q true and perfect
list Of his creditors, their respective places df
res1dence, and the amount due 10 each, and an
accurate tnysnioryof his, property, rights. and'
credits. 81 every name, kind and description,
and the location and situation Of each and every
parcel and portion thereof sndrth1t he>is I'M
able 10 inset his debts and engagements, and
wishesto ayb himself Of The benefit Of tho
act, emitted tAn Act 10 establish uniform
system of bankruptcy thto1ghoat thsftqiied
States /" +
Youf petitioner therefore pFays that he may
be deemed and taken 10 bea bankrupt within
The purt}eF pf the said act, and may be-so de-
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N Also. coarse and hns Boots for men aud
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ATTORNEY AZ LAW,

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4 w give his prompt attention TO- any cases
OF Bankruptcy that may be committed to his
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RANkRuPT LIVE.

&, NOTICE d hereby given that he District
Courfof the United States fer the Western
DstrietAQf Virginia, viii be opened Ct StsuH-
tom for pfoeee dfngs 10 bankruptcy, on the fret
dsXof fesfgaty next
me- .{E !, 1. 5. PENSYBACKER.,.i;
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4 A.. callel meeting of Lexington Lodge
o., on the 2sh June, 1912, convened
i N. Durpose of puying he last tribute
as,ec, to the remains of Bro. JAMES
1 porY, who departed this life, neOr
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE


a. y the 3ri. Monday the ls,h day
~ OF July, 1912, ] viii proceed 10
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the Court House door IN
the town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, the following described tract
or parcels OF land, to Wit; The east hall
south west quarter section thirty.six.
township sixteen, range five east, contain.
Ing 80 acres more or ,css.
Assessed as the property of Augustus
Boyd, aud will be sold, or 50 much
thereof as will pay Fourteen dollars
being The amount Of taxes due on said
la0ds,s for the year lS1l, together witt
all cost accruing thereon.
Sale to take place within the hour,
prescribed by law.
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TAX CLLEOCTOR's SALE.


En- Y the third Monday the eighteenth
W day of July 1912, / will expose TO
puhhc sale for cash, before the Cuurr
House door IN the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county, Mississippi. the follow
ing described land, 10 VT: Adjoining the
land of Matthews, d. Parker, George
Murhrad aud others, containing One
Hundred Acres more or less; known as
the Summer Resideoce Of Hugh Dickson
Assessed as The property OF William
and JOHN Dickson, aud viii be SOLD TO
pay One Dollar and T'wentv-nne cous,
beng the dmount Of taxes due for the year
1871, together with all cost acc.uiog
thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
e. y. SCOTT,
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POSTPONE

a
The following sale is postponed until
the ID Monday in July.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
GNN the third Monday the ooh. day
~ OF June 1912. | will expose 20
public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
before the Courl House door in the town
of Lexington, Holmes county Mississip.
pI, The following described tract or par
cells OF land TO wit: section twenty eight,
township sixteen, range one west; south
nall OF section twenty.seven township six
teen, range one west
Assessed as the property of j. c. Jen..
kIns, and will be sold or so much thereof
as VIII pay One hundred and twenty dol
lars and twenty,lhTeo cents, being the
amount of taxes due for the year Is4l.
together with all cost accruing thereon
Sale TO take place within the hours ora.
scrlbed by law.
B ID SCOTT,
Tax Collector of Holmes COUNTY
March 20, l6 en- pr fee zzz
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
TAX COLLECTON'S SALE,

~ N the third Monday the fifteenth
~ day Of August next, ! will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court House door in the
town Of Lexington, Holmes county, Mis-.
sisslppi, the following described tract OF
parce! of land, to wit; the east half north
west quarter section thrty five, township
sixteen, range three east. containing 80
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property Of Berry
Gillespie, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will pay Ninery:siT cents, be-
ny the amount Of taxes que for the year
1911, together with all costs acerung
thereon.
S,Ie to take place within the hours pre-
seTlUed by law.
B. ID. SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
May II, % 3m pr fzzb
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
POSTPONED,
The following sale is postponed until
he I'd Monday Ia July.

ne IOho"ihS SAGE Is postponed uhlii
the I'd Monday Ia July.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
EAN the third Monday the twentieth
w day of june, 1912, | will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, before tho court house door in the
Town OF Lexington, Holmes couaiy, Mis-,
slssppi, the following described tracts or
parcels ohand, to wit: the west half Of
section eighteen, township sixteen, range
one east; lots eleven, twelve, thirteen and
fourteen, OF south west quarter of SECTION
Is. township seventeen, range one east
contaIng 4S0 acres NOR or less.
Assessed assessed as the property Of
Cornelius Cruseman, and will be sold or
SO much thereof as will pay FIVE dollars
and eighty cents, being the amount OF
taxes due for the year 1871, and for all
costs accruIug thereon. Sale to take
place within the hours prescribed by law
i ID SCOTT,
Tax Collector Of Holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m. pr f zzz.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-02
POSTPONED.


The following sale is postponed until
The ID Monday IN July.
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.
MAN the third Monday the Goth. day of
w June 1912, will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, before
the court house door in the town OF Lex
Ington, Holmes county, Mississippi, the
following described tract or parcels of
land, TO wit: narth east quarter OF section
35, township 10, range east, containing
one hundred and sixty acres more or less.
Assessed as the property Of Lemuel
Bullock, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will pay one dollar and ninety
one cents, being the amount of taxes Due
for the year 1871, together with all cost
accrung thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
b u SCOTT,
tax collector Of Holmes county.
march 10 Is 3m pr lz2z