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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
CIRCULARS 10 COLLECTORS.
TnEasUEr DE,,Rrmrvr.

AAhhHDhI BEFANrMENTs
COmDroHers office. June %, I842.
SfR-As The existing laws direct important aitsr.
niious 10 be made IN The dulles 10 be collected on
articles imported INTO the United States. from and.
alert The 3Jth day ofJune, 1912. It's proper that I
should require your 10 proceed from md nher that
day. unul otnersIse. diTeoioi BY law. in the collection
oidurcs ne prescribed by The sets Of Congress Of
March. 1893, aud September, tSu-which foaeib.
90 provide. hut from aud after said day. duties shall
be levied. collected. and paid, in ready money. on
az g01ds, wares. and merchandise, imported into
ihe Uni'd Siaies, AZ The rate Of twenty per cent.
on TIE value thereof at The port where the samo
SHALL be entored-erceptings always thuso articles
which are enumerated Boz the said acts. OF either q
Them, rs being thereby made iree-aisD ghatf should
request you 10 be careful. hat he sud vuius shall
be accurltely asccrtainei by The appraisers. o. other
proper officers or persons o. your pou-who should
he same with Just reference Co The quan-
lilies and manner 10 which the several ARTICLES ere
here suid by importers, and 10 Tho prices ub.
90 cash sales IN lhe far and regular course
Of iude.
remain. with great respect, your obt servant
JAMES WA McCULLOH Comptroller
-. Collector.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

hrsi day OF June lS+2. regulating and fxing Ih-
amount and ra;e OF duties To be levied and collected
on goods, wares. and metchandiza. impDrtei into
the United States. and prescribing the mode ofc,t-
citing The same, and all provisions relating thereto,
shall continue and be In force. a. they existed At
That day. until ne fra lay IF AUgHI-at which
time. " here he M further Legislation on the sub.
'Jeci. the laws Cor laying and collecting dut,es shall
he the same as though The same bill had not been
pasSed-any thing IN any ciher act 10 the contrary,
10 airy wise Notwithstanding; but. as the siid bill
slIl requires The appreciation Of The President To
become a law. 1t Is proper that I should require ven
10 proceed m the collections OF duties, from aud AZ.
ter the 5)Tp day orJrns. 1912. Professionally. av Won
lad on the first day Of said moath. ard. also. i'm tho
manner you are required to do. by the Circular is.
sued irom tins Office. on ihe 25Ih inst, and to defer
your asc0rtainment Of the duties proper 10 no
ehac'ed' and your decision rs to the mode Of pay
mcni TO be enforced, until you shall be advised as
To whit will be the actual state of tho law. and
pruceedings thereby definitely required, from and
after the expiration of this month. as Won will be.
lay n Circular that shall be issued from this Office.
on OF before the lst Jaly next.
remain. with great respect. your obi ser'yt.
JAMES WM. McCOLLOu, Comptroller.
To---, Collector.
I'VE understand that another cinulnr has been
issued nsiruciing the Collectors to proceed to cnllrcI
a duty OF twenty per cent. on the value OF gouls
Mhere imported-and for the pnrp rse OF ascertain.
'nS inc value OF such goods. the appraisers nre in
sirucied 10 nppraise Il at the price at which they
could be sold .on The day Of their being entered. in
a tar market, deducing from uch Price the twenty
per cent duiy-that Is To say. a piece Of cloth which
would sell az So per yard. is 10 he arpra isod ass.
thatbeing ITS yalnoexcl isiVs Of the duty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

NATURAL CURlOsGrY-THE TUNNEL
AND CAVERN LAkE-Thn beautiful Iule lake
lsn kudCra0k county, In ihis State.and about %
mules distant ir1m Warsow. which we bad he plea.
sure 81 visiting re- few weeks since. o. is aru8feJ
up0n adINidfng uige, and 90 the upper par of1ls
lake s snuar ln shape 10 he upper par OF he tom
mel g. about 20 leet sni about 10 I'd tho Jotom-
Alter Descending a5Yuf 30 Dr 40 feet from the NOT.
riral winding s1irs. ue lsns CD ihe mouth Of Inc
cavern leading % the lHko. Which fe eItstlc sIr
Gle. We n1N enisred us silent cavern. 4nI had
other descent % mako Of zoe 90 10 so sfera b.
fore We Stood at Tho brink of lbe waters sffhe lE.
The snrfacs % ibis sheet Of wafer c1n.sius sbogf
1000 square feet end ne cavern has srtuo appcar
aace of being IRE vol oflu; but its high ard yauL.
ED chlmhcfs sud is sCpenjsus and maenifcsm
ceilings as ~ fhc fmpenefublo adamnnf. prove o.
man fhsf man kuoas bot lule Of Tie bowels offhe
osrh TIE Cavern Laho would be q ach and plea
ant irssf 90 he tourist or e~eoloais and should b.
, siod ~ 4i he lovers Of Nature -fOsggs NO
y rsyl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

rum wf HtchDtnttHe Herald.
TIE FOURTH or JULY-Wss celebrated in
ms Town in nhout The usual way a beautiful and
well disciplined military corps from Wheeling. on.
der The command u Capt Wheat. arrived on Satur.
day evening and remained until Tuesday morning
They brought with them their tents and camp squip.
age and lous a position on an open piece Of ground
near the paper mill. Their demeanor and cOuIuct
were such ~ 10 DO honor 10 the character Of Inc
citizen soldier and they served greatly 90 snlivou
she day. They were accompanied. on parade. by
a new and haudsomo infantry company. raised ln
this city, under The COmm1nd NJ Capt John Orr nf
Market ~ This corps sEcelled suy oJber ln dis
cIpline, Or The frsi parade. that We have ever seer.
aud we hope % viii 60 on and prosper B1,h cons
attended % one Ofour meeting houses o. he morn
ing Of The 4ih, 90 hear lu orsuDn from The Rev. Mr.
li1lmes-aud q most eloquent 0raif1n % vas Mf
Joseph Means read fbo Declaration Of luJspen.
deuce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
LITERARY NOTICES

We have received tho ARrrIoan Q~rar'rrly Re
c'on for July and have bestowed much time npon
a.. The English in Afghanisian, the Gypsies
horace "aipole and his Times and Recent English
Foe'ry' are the best articles Of this number
Thompson is agent.
The Lodi's' FOck cr July is a terry interesting
humoer. We rec mmend Modern S,ryitude" IL
the reading ofthc would.bc fashionable.
The hHieAeJ6o,ker orJuly has come TO hand and
IL well worthy Of high commentator. ns usooI
Inc Qn"d corresPondece is not yet finished. Go 10
Thompson fr H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

GoOo NEws.-Lcvi d. Slamm. OF New York
has o"mm~nced publishing a paper in that Civ
c'llod The Daily Plebian." The nan . 9TH. M
per aud he character OF The editor both indicate
Dat much good will come from IL. The ultra dem.
Hs"guesO Of the radical party. ifrhcy have a Just e..
pouent Of their dangerous doctrines. vii soon find
Their exhibition too hiieous even to airrae, rhe adj
miraiioa efa tIrhe OF the people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

THE CIRCUS.-It will be seen by The ndver.
tismemi IN another culumn5Ihai Srickney's. cele.
hraied Circus Will be here to morrow Tor Two
nights only. This establishment has always been
'he great iavorie here. and its attractions are
now dnuHed, Were there no other Than MIR.
Suokney and the famous Juan Hernandez ,bev
would he sufficient. They are O host in Them.
selves in equestrian pc rfnrmnnccs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

STEAM Boar AccIDENr-We learn from ths
The st Lnus papers. that The steam boat Edna. col.
lapsed both Rues Of her larbourd boiler on IN. 5h
in'I' as The mouth Of The Missouri. sipy three.
mostly Germans. were wounded. and two or ,b,o.
have died. No cabin passenger was Injured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

From he West The accounts respecting The Crp.
continue 10 be most favorable. The following 70.
port Of The appearance RI hing, in Kentucky IL.
from tho Ftnkior Commonwealth Of The 2sb
ulf-
IHE CUOPS-FUm cvcry quaueror the Sf,fe
wo hear, the prospect Of tie growing crops is ur.
c1mraonIy promising The wheat harvest .sa.7g
on finely. and thpugh slightly struck by rsI. So
shall have % quluuly uf wheat and nJur % cxplr
For ihe last tN0 years. The crops having been cot
sbpu hy ur. Kentucky bas been n pure s.er of
whelta ud aIBr from other States. The rye co8
uris season. though by bo means 10 be- called n bad
one. has npt been as gODd as formerly. Nor will
The product % hey be AZ heavy ~ in some former
Years though We believe o. viii be- an average cr3p
Bot al TIE 0tler important crora. corn. hcmr. o,ts
POTATOES. vegetables 81 al kinds. fruits. were never
more rram.s'ng than hey now are. We have bot
Julie Information about NE prospect Of he tobacco.
of'r hui 90 We have BE- good aid if Tho crop pr1-
missed unlavorbly ne should bo opt To- hear 3D. The
hemp crop pitched The present year b. far larger th,u
ever htiare. cut We believe tb1t evesy farmer
who could .hnq IDcroased be nliags opsraGaas lo
rihrr Departments We concluds ir8m sU r.
lights boiuro us. thlt. 20 ir as amount Of prfpe
b. concerned, fhe present Will be- e more or1s
7erous agricultural yoar fhaa any Of rs ~proIscts /
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
BALTIMORE, Saturday. July 9.
J. T. wHARroN. Eco

BALTIMORE Saturday. July 9.
J. J. NHARToN. Esq:
The Clay spirit is rising slowly aud surely-ihc
ball 40 IA tuouon, hose who suppressed their feel
1nss aud gave a dcceRt support to John Tyler. have
been carried to a PotI.t beyond which virtue and
honesty would not Justify Them in going They have
come 10 a stand and as faithful warchmen, announce
she danger into which this man was lead.ag IN.
souRlrym en-.
The Fast Good Intent Line is becoming n gre,,
in'our'e' The 'Tced Of the mail il great. bot the
speed Of Ih'siine u grcurer il, speed uay be rmagi .
ed by The last trip which was performed in Q hour r..
aud 20 minutes less Than Tie usual time. and fLe
'ShoIe trip from Wheeling 10 BllrimJrs now Stands
UnriyalIcJ.
iaHi'sd all -afe and comfortable, anil attribute
1t to 'he fine stock, Bow spnng Coaches. good dr-
'er' quick changes, steady driving and superior
system Of the enIorPris ing managers. f. gives nc
pleasure to lender this testimony 10 merit and ts
due the public.
J l. McFAIRMAN, & PAS SENGFRS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
Postscript

rue sage by which our news from BllIimsTe
+" received len on Sunday; we have therefore
no papers later than Saturday evening. Our cor.
respondent ''n'e' that The rumor is that IN. tariff
ON VIII be signed. We have no faith in the rpmor
and scarcely a hope Of 80 desirable a result Ths
question on It's final passage in the house will bs =
Ken to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
TRANSYLTANIA UNIVERSITY

TRANSPLANT UNIVERSITY
vi II EPARTM TENT,
' viz 24th session will open on The first Monday
- Of November. ard ciuss on the last day Of
Febuary, under the direction Of the following "a
Guilty, VIZ:
BsSJ " DcDtEyi NJ ~, Professor Of Anatomy
ana Surgery.
JAgLs g CRoss, MD, Professor Of IRsttutes and
Medical Jurisprudence.
EtlsHA BAHTLETrj NJ D, Professor ofTheory and
Practice.
VIZ n RicHAnpsUS, ND. Professor of Obste.
tries and diseases Of Women and Children.
TH0s ID MtTcHELL, " - Professor Of Therapcu-
tics and Matsra Medicn, and Dean Of The Ga.
culty.
r ssnT PErEa. VI d, Professor Of Chemistry and
PharmaCy.
JANEs " BUsH " D, Adjunct Professor Of An.
atomy ana Surgery.
The cost Il q iull course, BE- one hundred and five
dollars q yable in advance. In notes ofg1od and
solvent banks Of the States whence the puriis
come Toe INTERPOLATION and library ticker h.
I'VE dIIars, par money. TIL dfssectnp ticket ii
ten dollars. BIarding alI lodging lfuel and
lights included at from Q 20 3 dollars and ffty
cents per week. Py order. ~
THOS ID MITCHELL. NJ. ID.
Dean Of Tie FscBlty.
lexington. ~ July I2-Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

The reader is ref Rcd to the Advertisement Of
Messrs S'@oHs and Pace. We have seen several
OF their hk"nesscs and end them superior 10 any.
fh'sg We have seen Of The kind.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

Ia consequence ola pres cd Other matter we are
obliged 10 defer the publication of the minute, OF
the Martha Washington Temperance : ,ciery until
or neat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

DlkD-On Saturday morning. EMILY. dnm,b,c,
OF Mr. A FiIetner. Of this city. IN The l4;h wear
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
) L McFAIRMAN, & PAS sENGERs

Governor Pennington, Of Ne Jersey. has app,iD,.
Cd Judge Dayton OF Trenton. q Senator Of the Uni.
ted States, in place Of Mr. Sourhard. An excellent
"pToin ment, sustained by the wishes ofths Wings
and the expectation of he other parry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

va Oar advertising customers are rsques,ri To-
isnd at he'r nNor- a. early Us three o'clock on the
Day p'sys us To publication.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

There was a severe storm ia 81. Louis, on The
JOuh June. with much wind and rain.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
V"''a S'sf.f D, toef cogff Uese,a D..1eis Of
NKRTrrc

NDIlCE t0 Creditors aud aI others concerned
interest, 90 show cause against the petition o.
NO l&i-Jamcs wilkins, o. MononEaha county.
i9f a discharge from Ell he debts aud q csFu6cs,.
No 2yg-David Maclanc. ofObm coanf, ~
dischargo from all hs debts sad a co., f~st.
ihcfeoi' on Mondoy the 3d day sfOctober tst5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
OVSUMPTYON
CAN BE CURED.
nv THE INDIAN RECIPE.
SCHENCK'S PULMDNIC SYRUp-

The subscriber, do hereby certify that. obov,
u three years since. ] took a severe cold. lbat "a.
suIlod IN a phthiscal affection, which produced
oSuhn. WIN severe pans in my left sije
Whchi could get no relief, until the pact spsin0
when commenced taking Schenck5s puiwonSi
syrup ana after ttkinR from one to two bottles
my colgh. entirely LETT me, and has moi siocs -
tHrned' from my experience I feel confident tbst
me above syrup IS az efectual remedy agoinst
directions, "'"s
SARAH SNYDER,
delaware township, Hunterdon co, ~
July 18th, 1899.
Price one dollar per bottle.
and az the u''CtuieI'
GOOD INTENT STAGE ogFIcF.
BH Wheeling. Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
WHEELING
TUESDAY IULY 10. 1892.

VIZ ASA NorHiN MORg-wgw Will &C.
rFFT T LESS THAN A ~REPRESENT.-
fIoN ~ PROPORTION r. OUR P~orULfrioN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

juno . ItI2
Stn-AsC Congress bas his day passed a biI pro.
'idiug hat 40 laws s]1ufins and 90 force on f,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

With the ohowing sentiments. which we cory
from the letter of The Prs.ident 10 the commute, Of
h' friends rn Philadelphia. We fully agree. If the
sentiments expressed are h~,rcejter faithfully acted
ulnn We shall ~Tsioice
In ihe administration Of public afiis I seek oply
10 carry ooi the emil and design oflh1I great rcyolu.
"oh You propose 10 c%elchrair. The happiness ofthe
people. bounded uu measures calculated 10 ad ,o,co
Their prospCrity. should be the high object Of ali r.
entrusted by The people with The pdminisip,i,n "a
mer uturs. NIth This view. | recommended 4,
I""Sf'ss' more than seven months ago, a nlan nj
hhHHee Hni OF currency, which, while il wonlJ en-.
Ui'H'e 10 relirve the treasury, would. m nv ,nip,,,
lu'n'sh c'rralaii"i equal IN value 10 gold and sL
W, ~ nc same time | urged the adoption of n
'aiUI OF dulles which. while II would sustni, m.
puoic credit. would uHard To the manuactnrin, -.
r'e's ample md. ] also invited the attention of
N"hetsss most urgently 90 tie condition of The p,,h.
JIG ueiences, aud invoked their active agency IN
giving To the two great arm of he nauunal dsG.nr.
Inc army aud the navy; m,le,e efficiency: and
nave repeated 10 ihem urgent solicitations. that
measures "i a decided character should be adopted
70 restore the public credit. aud 10 elevate the sian
dard OF The pubic ftih. II nothing has peen dom,
10 accomplish any one ofthese objects. the fault II
cot with the Executive.
NEW THEORY or me WFlTTIFP.-U w,
"aNe rcciNed from the AEihor. Mr.. David AbdiI
A "a 1911
- N"eei'ns' Va. a new work ION the the thcor
" 'he weather and Practical views on Astronomy
nc WORK Is COMPRISED in 324 duodccimo maze,
Illustrated by engravings, and is well adapted 10 m,
!" "h view 10 furnish siud-nis with n vast amour
- astronomical knowledge. condensed in the sm,l
est compass; expands their minds in -cnnrempl,rin,
,he order beauty. and arrangement Of the ccIesria
""u's,' -nu 'he hear. by aspirations for The good anc
rue, ~ INC felectinn Of choice poetry.
i"e "eory OF The AUTHOR, on the weather, ant
me sure means Of prngnosticaIing what il Will b,
i"f lays months. or years to come. possesses claim.
70 '" a'enii'n OF melcorUlogisls. farmers. sailors
&c ana ia hne, Of every man whose life or occu
ia ION exposes him To summer heats and rains, or IN,
cold blasts Of winter. "
We oe'P'aN Tor this work the candid e1pcessior
Of "ierafy men aud the press. for The theory her,
u''u'g'd' u adequate 10 account Tor the i,ci,. and
no" To prognosiIcate The future. j, well vyorby ,bs
reward That should be bestowed on one who IA,
devoted years TO this vered question. Ar A h..
'h'o '"e wheeling papers, Published tables of the
weather Tor weeks ahead. and his data b,v. Loer
mostly eorroboraied by events.
NJ TVyrs,sU. C.--u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

.SWARTWOUT.-TraI of c,l No.. rJI
- wards The notorious forpsr and syinJle, ;n,i
receiV'd and for snle NJ THONPsONs f5tsys,v
Dep3'' mnnroe -. where may be bad by the .invl.
Of the dsy. 'pp''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
ST.. Claruile Ga..Re.

H"EAf DlNlDEND-The Atlantic Insurance
Cu'Hpnny Of New York has declared a scmi.annual
u''uthu oi FiFrT per cent. on The capital stock.
payable on the 30ih inst.
Ihe stockholders Of this company, we learn from
,he New York Express) voted a shori time since to
discontinue the business Of Insurance on and infer
,e Isl Gay OF Jolly neat. Since It's organization in
November. 1929, The stockholders have received m
dividends SbJl per cent More than half of the
original directors are still members Of the Board,
anu TIE present executive officers have had the
'harge OF The Company since It's com peucemeni
S"ce 1885, thcIr lowest dividend has been 10 pcr
cent. aud They have made four half yearly dividends
Oh - per cent each. This Company Is to lie dis
so'Ved IA consequence Il the general adoption Of
Mutual Insurance in The city of York. A new
Company 10 be called The Atlantic Mntual InSu.
rauce Company, with the same executive officers
a"d directors. except an increased number Of direc.
'"i'' and Tue executive officers az eeine, with The
consent OF the Bosrd 10 alternate yearly in holding
her respective Offices, are now ready to commence
business Oh The new muiual plan.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
FROM CHINA.

Intelligence from Maca o 70 tho 9TH OF
March has reached London. There is
little Of interest, however, in the news.
Sir Henry Pottinper still remained n
.9o1g hong, TO which place he was
about 10 remove all the British establish
mcnts from Macao.
Hong Kong and Tinrhae have been
declared to be free ports, 10 remain, as
we'll as Annoy, IN tho hands Of tho Eng
..sA un4l lheif demapjs were satisfied
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

ANOTHER DEFAULTER- We fnI The fl.
owing IA the SlVanuah Republican Of the l,r
lHsi:
Col. Haynes, late treasurer Of the Safe, hos died
a deilulier 10 the Stale. 10 a considerable amnnnt
We are nlnTned that The dIicits already ascertain.
ed from the CompirollcTs books is $4,000. The
actual emhezzelment Of public money Is. however.
much greater. For instance one item John Frank.
in.Jr ESQ Of Glyun county transmitted TO MIIledge-
vale some months before Col Haynes death. taxes
To The amount Of $1,000. Ne account thereof he.
'ng roreiNei from the Comp,roller's Office. iuqniry
Nas made last winter by ono oithe members ufihe
Leg islaiarc. who ascerIaincd that he treasurer had
made no communication 10 The Comptroller on The
subject. On being questioned, Col. HAYNES SAIL he
had received the SUN, but had been 50 busy that he
had neglected 10 render account 10 the Cumprrullcr's
uhice, which however he promised 20 do immedt.
alely after The session should DO concluded, TN,
sum was doubtless diverted 10 his own use. How
many more sums have been appropriated m a like
manner cannot be known tll an examinati ON is
held.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

There is nothing Of interest. The
honitieur publishes a royal ordinance
for the dissolution Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, the Convocation OF tho f &C.
toral Cilege, for the 9Th Of July, and
the Convocation of the Chamber of
reers and Deputies, for the third Of
august.
The papers are f led with articles on
he approaching election, which it was
believed, would give a strong majority
for the Ministry.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-01

DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, Non No. 459
THERN DISTRICT OF MIS- ( In bank
SISSIPPI. ruptcV.
n Office is hereby given to all
u persons interested, that Lewis ].
Fonville of Winston county, Mi. has
this day filed his petition for the bene-
fit of the Bankrupt Law, and that the
Sd Monday of October, 1912, has
been appointed by the Court for the
hearing of the same, at the Court
room in the Town of Aberdeen, Mi
Test: G. M. RAGSDALE. elk.
September IL, lS42. Is 4w
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
IN Choctaw County Mississippi.

will offer for sale to the highest bidder fol
cash al the court house door Of Choctaw county
nj. at Greensborough, on Monday the eth day
of November next l342) within the hours pre-
scr'bed by law, the following property viz. The
south east l of sec no % in township no 20 north
Of range east, containing 100 32-l00 acres,
assessed as being granted TO aud as the property
OFF Hopes aud ii Moore, aud will be sold
or so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for 1871, and all legal cost.
Amount of taxes due for 1871. ! 81 cents
H. BUCK, TA&C C mi,
August s, 1912. ids prs lee IA dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-01
TAN COLLECTORS SALE,
IN Choctaw County Mississippi.

will offer for sale TO the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door Of Choctaw county,
MI. at Greensborough, on Monday the 7th day
of November next (l842) wiIniu the hours pre-.
segibed by law, the following property viz: The
south wset Of section no 10 in township no
% north OF range no east, containing 1859 SO.
100 acres, assessed as granted to and as the
property of Orvall Carson, and will be sold or so
much thereof as will satisfy the state and coun.
ty taxes due for the year l84l, aud all legal
cost that may accrue thereon.
Amount of iaxes due iorthe year l84l | 81 lets
II. BUCK. A & c. c Mi.
August 6, 1912. ids prs fee IA dols,s
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-01
RANGERS NOTICE.

Taken up by John Peteet, on the 5th
day of Septembe inst.
A small MOUSE co!ored MARE MULE
with white spot on the left shoulder,
ard one on the inside of the left fore.leg,
and somewhat marked with gear. APP.
pr,ised by w. l.. Cade and S. ID. Muri'
TO Twenty-Five Dollars.
VAN S. BELL,
Ranger W. c.
Sept. 10, lS42 IL ct
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-10-01
S A l. L OF l. A NDS
In Neshoba County, Mississippi for Taxes due therec

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