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ny- TO THE DISAPPOINTED.-Ttos who have
reaed the bitter disappointment and found their
money gone and their disease only checked instead of
being cured win find 1t to their advantage call at the
Hunterian Dispensary No Division ST. and ul the
physician andobtan the only remedy that be firmly
relied combat and triumph this most dreadful
disease. Doctor Hunters Red Drop warranedt TO effect
harmless and perfect cure in any case no matter what
form extent in few days. without diet hindu
from business charge There was and never
will be poor fellow being suffering under the borrid
pangs ofhs loathsome disease turned the office by
the proprietor without aid money or not The medicine
for the poor and rich both the price alwaysto remain
at one dollar per phisl single trial would place this
medicine in the estimation of sufferer like keepsake
diamond. Sold only at the Hunterian Dispensary No
Division street New York. Private entrance to private
attached where the tmid and difident NAV
apply without the fear Of being by any one but the
physcian himself
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LATEST SOITTuERN

$4,000 Tennessee bonds 6lt 30 shares Phad Bank 40;
10 do Mechanics Bank, II. Alter Board shares Com
mercial Bank 3OA; go do Kentucky Bank, 4s3.
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10 HUMBUG-Some cry humbug out Of envy, and
from jealousy cry humbug and from their g-
norance Of the thing cry humbug do not believe that
every thing gold that gtters do believe that
ry thing which is hastily denounced is humbug. Men
need not be frightened by cutlery Prove thing,
and then judge Of it. was led to the above remarks BY
very sensible gentleman saying to this day that
Peases Hoarhound Candy was humbug. Now know
better, from actual experiment find It OF the best
things fer the throat and voice. hoarseness and cough
which have used Let each try, and for himself
New York, Dec. IA 1S42.
HERMAN BANGS, Pastor of the NJ. E. Church,
ID Forsyth street.
To Messrs J. Pease Son, 45 Division street.
will indeed be wonderful, il after reading the above
certificate from of the most prominent members in The
NJ E. Church, any should doubt the efficacy of Peaes
Hoarhound Candy Added to the above name. which Is
in itself host will be found that Of Andrew jackson.
The latter certificate can be seen, in splendid gilt frame.
window.
Agents. Redding Co. State street, Boston Burges&
Zieber, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia Robinson, 10
Baltimore street Baltimore; Dexter 81 State street, Alba,
ny; Duboise u Co. Mobile.
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90 A MERRY CHRISTMAS.-In the midst of our
merry making and good humor, let not forget that
moderation both in eating and drinking is the only
onai OF securing to ourselves truly merry Christ
As the most circumspect however, may at times be
tempted to indulge too freely in the good things of this
life should be remembered that Wrights Indian VeRe-
table Pills of the North American College of Health
efectua in removing headache sick stomach loss of ap
petite indigestion, and all other complaints which arise
from over indulgence to the table.
AS an anti-bious medicine, it is firmly believed that
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills the best in the
world and they aid and improve digestion and puri
y the blood will most assuredly give health and vigor
the whole frame, well drive disease OF every
from the body.
BEWARE OF CONFERENCE.-The public are
respectfully informed that the medicine purporng to be
Indian Pills sold by Mr. Richard Dennis clerk in
the Office not the genuine wrights Indian vegeta BILE
Pills The only security against imposition, is to pur-
chase from except advertised at the OFF,
devoted to their SALE 2Ss Greenwich ST.
New York 1913 fremont ST.. Boston, and 100 Race ST.,
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90 WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT
me Laoles OF the Ladies sailors Home Society are so
have re-opened ct Lafayette Hail. opposite Nib,o's in.
oresslngy attractive by engaging the band OF the
Geo. Clifford Esq, will be delivered o'clock after
which the admirable national song composed by lady
music Of lhc band Notwithstanding their large sales
they still continue exhibit full supply of choice arti-
cles-eyilenees other ingenuity patience and skill.
~ fvfoNrASr MISUNDERSTANDING cor.
LEGE or MHnIclNE AND PHARMACY OF THE
CITY OF sKW YORK-riave completed the organiza-
Of their institution which embraces perfect
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this department gratuiious advice given on all dis
OF chest arrangements OF the organs,
rheumap affections, and all other diseases coming within
the OF the ply sican The consulting ply sci
great experience and particularly skilled
in the the sethescope and the treatment of diseases
slivArG CONSULTING ROOMS.
Tue areivo'ed TO the reception OF patients suffering
gentein who formerly connected with Of the
ne. Lock Ho,ralsl Europe, and the College have the
utmost confidence in his abilities and skill in the treatment
OF TINS most muortant class Of malaiies.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
ne CoLLssE have also engaged the services Of one
o. me most distinguished operative Surgeons in New
York. and therefore prepared to receive and treat
surgical cases squirting cataract and all diseases of
calcu in the bladder-cinbootH Of the oin,s
and OF the spine, will be particularly attended to- The
lees will be extremely moderate Patents who 50 desire
viii be visited at their own houses altar operations
PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT
The department under the immediate erintendance
OF Dr. M. ORegan member OF the al College of Sur
geons The medicines prescribed by the consulting ply
scian dispensed at the lowest rates. and are Of the
best description being imported from Paris and London
THE CONSULTING ROOMS
distinct from the Dispensary and open from 10 A.
Nj. till 2 P. NJ. and from 8 till Q p. NJ
Persons at distance renting the sum of one
dollar and a statement of their be furnished with
full letter Oh advice and dollars worth of appropriate
medicine.
BY order OF the College,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal (and only Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau St New York,
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90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
PLLS.-These celebrated pills, sold exclusively by the
authority OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
guaranteed by their distinguished dcoverer to the
of eonarrhcea in few days hey will mme-
iately tho, have IN Paris. ~ tho
mixtures capsules OF copaiva which faint the
and rarely Sold in boxes at 81 each
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
rincin lnfic aniih o Col. Nasc
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REDUCTION OF Posi- OFFICE CHARGEs.-We I'M
derstand that the Postmaster General has assembled
the postmasers of the principal cities at Washing
ton this day, for the purpose of making nvestga-
tons relative to the proprety of reducing the rates
of postage and curtalling the exercise OF the frank
Ing privilege. We also understand that large por-
ton of the credit newspaper press are endeavoring
10 induce the Postmaster General to stop the trans
mission of newspapers by railroad.
To attempt in this way to interfere with the dissent
nation of cheap knowledge and literature all over the
country by means ofrailroads, would be most UNJUST
and would be besides exceedingly unsafe on the part
of the Post Office Department In point of efficiency
and accuracy of management that department has
not great deal of reputation beyond their necessa
ry wants Just now, and if such measure as that
suggested by the credit papers be entertained, the
department will find themselves very speedily in
minority amongst their best friends-uer sat-
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90 THE GAMDLERS.-An oil painting. beautifully
executed representing two persons card table with
pretended friend at hand is for sale very cheap at the
store of Messrs Campbell Greg, III Fulton street OPP
poste ST. Pauls Church. Each countenance is excel
lent portrait and is from the pencil of eminent artist
Card play do call and it. The price only $780,
Size % by 90 This would be very splendid esent.
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The SQqRs' CoURr OF INouRY.-The investi-
CATION INTO the conduct of Commander Mckenzie
and his officers is to begin to-day, and the Court of
Inquiry, ordered by the Secretary of the Navy, will
convene on board the North Carolina at IL o'clock
This Court Is composed OF the following members:
COMMODORE CHARLES STEWART, PRKsipENr.
Do JAcoB JONES ASSOCIATE.
Do ALEX. J. DALLAS, DO.
Hon. OGDEN HoFFMAN, JUICE ADVOCATE
The following are the names of the officers OF the
Somers 10 be examined -
Observation-Disclosures.
Lieutenant Gan sevoort.
sailing Master--M. c. Perry.
Assistant Surgeon-R. w. Lincock.
Midshipmen-Herry Rogers, Egbert Thompson, C. w.
HAYES
Acting Midshipmen-A Delonde John Tillotson.
Clerk-O, H. Perry
Purser's Stewart. w. Wales
Annexed are the names of those who were hung
at the yard of the Somers:-
Philip Spencer, midshipnan, aged 10 years born in New
York.
samue Cromwell, boatswsins mate, aged So years of
New York.
Elijah II. Small. seaman aged "a, native of Boston.
The suboBed are the names of the crew confined
as prisoners on board the corners, and brought home
in irons:-
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FANATTCTsM OF PARsoN CHEEvER.-The expression
of indignant feelings very naturally excited by the
outrageous and bgoted conduct of the orator. at the
New England celebration, has produced some ANU
sing clubbing on the part of the gentleman friends
The Commercial Advertiser says Parson Cheever was
not at the dinner ALL But did he not in his address
prescribe in the most tanaticai and lmpudent manner
all 'foreIgnersl" Did he not say that to admit the
natives Of Europe TO citizenship here was like in
jectlng virulent poison into the veins9
This miserable apologetical quibble will not save
the reverend gentleman. The fellow, we are sure,
was quite unworthy to sit at the dinner He is un-
fit dine with any body, except, perhaps with FL
der Knapp and the priests of Champlan The
facts OF the incident these;-The remarks of Mr..
Davis were not directly in reply to Mr. Cheever's,
because Mr.. G. was not present at the dinner. A
sentiment was given The Clergy TO which the
Rev. MIR Andrews replied, who followed in the
same train OF thought that Mr.. Cheever had started
in the morning, and which was at the time coRsi-
dered ilhberal and bigoted. At late hour,
Geo. Bancroft, Esq, of Boston (the hstorian),
offered a sentiment. The President of the Society
called on Mr. g. Davis, Knickerbocker, and
native of New York, to reply TO It, And in this re-
ply Mr. Davis commented on the general principles
expressed by the Rev. Mr. Andrews, rho toiio,ced
ln The footsteps OF the ReU. Mr. ChceUer. These are
the facts and under this state of the case, cast
back with utter loathing and contempt, the false
hood in the teeth of Stone, with the additional dis
grace Of mean, pitiful qubbling, fastened to him
like hump of sin on his back.
We have, among other communications on this
subject, receivedth following, which expresses the
substance of them all, and shows that Mr. Cheever's
conduct is properly appreciated among the New
Englanders
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
DEAR SIR
| deem it my duty, as a New Highlander, to
inform YOU that the sentiments you have expressed
IN this days paper, in relation to the conduct of Mr.
Cheever a would-be- Yankee, are warmly conceded
IN by al least ninetenths of the audience that at
tended the anniversary of the New England Socie-
~, of which have the honor to be member Go
on. Your course is warmly applauded by
A GENUINE YANKEE.
Dec u. 1872
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Q3- THE DEVIL GOES SHARES IN HUMBUG.
Midnight very we'll pass for modern proverb. when
read OF the numberess noums and trashy cosmetics
offered for sale by ignorant pretenders Medical skill
and chemistry. Such however is the case with DR..
Felix Gouraud he old established practical Chemist,
and his cosmetics the result of many experience
and deep research The admirable Skin Lotion prepared
by him. and known as L'Eau de Beaute. Tor removing
tan, pmpes reckles bloches &c., array ing the hands,
neck and arms, in radiant Wilderness. and mparting
healthy Juvenile bloom TO the complexion found the
toilet OF every of and fnement. To be had
at the original Office 81 Walker street. door from
Broadway, at 81 per bottle and OF Guthrie, Maiden
Lane Albany; rs Chestnut street. Philadelphia . Milk
street, Boston Myers New Haven Gray Poughkeepsie;
Wade, Utica Carleton Lowell w. Faulkner, Norwich
Charles Dyer, jr., Providence.
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The Board then adjourned to Jan. 4th.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26
9 e { = q
NOTICE..

Respecting lands in the State of
Mississippi, ceded By the treaty
,Oith the CAoctaw Indians, conclu-
ded at Dancing Rabbit Greek in
September 1880.
ME concluding proviso of the act
u OF Congress approved 2ad June,
1888, entitled ian Act to grant pre-
emption rights to settlers on the pub
lie lands" lin virtue of which, certain
lands in the Choctaw cession aforesaid,
have been since withheld from pri-
rate entry haping been repealed 5y
lar, notice is hereby given, that
such Of the Lands aforesaid, as lie
within the limits of the District SUBJ
jet to sale at this Office, will be again,
liable TO private entry, after thirty
days from date hereof.
The law provides "that such repeal
shall not affect any title, to any tract
Of landsecured in virtue of said treaty."
Given under my had at the Land
Office, at Columbus, Mississippi,
this 29th Of October, ls42.
WIN. DOWSING,
Register.
10 4w prs fees 50
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26
AsaiaMnu's SAID.

an MONDAY the 10Th day u
- December, ls4a, I will expose 10
public sale nj the Court House door
Of the County Of Winston, In the
State Of Mississippi, lho following
described Lands, 10 witt
The East half Of tho North West
quarter Of Section No 10, Tie south
east quarter Of section No. IS, In
Township 10 Range 10 East, The
south west quaner Of section eight,
west half Of north east quarter, and
south west quarter Of section Is, the
west half of section 10, and the north
west quarter Of section 80 IN town
ship IA range Is east; Lots No. s,
4, IL, and 10 in section one, Lots No
l, eight, o, and l6, Of sec 2, Lots No.
8, 4, s, 9, II, I2, l3 and II Of section
four; the west half Of north east
quarter, and east half Of north west
quarter of section IS, in township I6y
range Is east; the south half of Sec
tion 26, township Is, range IS east,
the ed north east quarter, and south
west quarter of section 81, township
10, range 10 east, west half Of south
east quarter Of section SO, township
I6, range l3 east, west half Of north
west quarter of section 3, the north
west quarter, and north west quarter
ofsouth east quarter, and north east
quarter of south west quarter of Sec
ton 8, township Is, range Ia east,
west half of south east quarter of
section 90, south east quarter, and
east halfofnorth east quarter OF Sec
ton 20, and west half Of section 80,
in township l6, range 10 east being
the effects of William w, HUMPHREYS
duly declared Bankrupt.
Also, an undivided interest of one
halfin the south west quarter, and
west half of south east quarter oil Sec
ton 8, and the north west quarter of
section 10 in township 8, north of
range 8 east, lying and being in the
County of Scott, and State of Missis-
sippi; being the effects of Henry l..
Hampton, duly declareda Bankrupt.
s. b. ALLEN,
assignee, &c.
Columbus, Mi Nov. Z, Is42.
XXI ids prs. fec Sxv.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26
ASSOC NE rs sAl.EI

ON Friday the 10th day Of Decem
- Der, 1912, | will expose to public
sale at the Court House door of Choc.
taw County, Mi, the following desert.
bed Lands, to wit:
An undivided half interest in the
$ E ofsec. "a, township 10, range
8 east, the E ! Of N E /, L of E
!, W l of N w l, WI Of S Ell and
5 w ofN w ofsec. 80, in Town
ship 10, Range 10 E, the E 4 of S E
! Of sec. 80, in Township go, Range
8 r, lying and being in the County
OF Choctaw, and State of Mississippi,
being the effects of Thomas Christ
ian, duly declared Bankrupt.
5. d. ALLEN,
assignee &c.
Columbus, mi. Nov. 18th 1912.
Xxi ids. prs fee 81 so.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26

soatHlnlng eighty nefes, mote ~ les,
smowrt ~ IaKSs DE thereon, slsly
fenis,
Tie cast haif " the south easl ~
~ Gee ne twenlj .ulgln, IN Township
40 hnevn north, ~ Range 40 ten
rsst, conialoiuK eighty hcm,, mofs ~
lees. Amovnl of lssss due ll,sfuo0,
ono dollar Hud iwenty cents
Al NJ said lands taxed M he pfop.
sny u John n. AIesapdsf. and were
originally gfln,cd ~ him.
JOHN W HUDSON,
Tar.Coiiseior w. G.
Nov. 70. 1919. 1jids
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26


o( sec 40 slK, IN Township 90 tl,lf
teen, ~ Range 40 twelve sssi, con-
'alnlng eighty seh~s, gofe ~ less,..-
AnoaDl ~ iasos dle thereon. sisft
cents
Tie pasi half ~ the s,g'h 'asl ~
n zee 40 sls, ~ t,~n,llp go Thirteen
meib, " Range 10 iseIv. east. rVu.
udnlng eighty aees, up"fe ~ bose
Amouni ~ laSss due lbofvVn, sat-
crns.
The north hill NJ sec 40 seven, IN
Townsblpno lllifItepoo nl',cf Rang
NO twelve ensl, containing three hun
dred and Ten sores, more ~ tess. -
Amount ~ tnses due ~ fson, lwO
doIl,r llnry-lwo aud a.IlnIi cents.
The south west ~ ol sec no thirty
one. In Township no fourteen north,
Of Range no Twelve east, continuing
one hundred aud sixiy acres, more ~
less Amount OF tires due thereon,
one dollnr aud twenty cents.
All Of sni1 lands taxed 10 the pro-
perry ol Samuel KagsdoIc, aud were
original, grnnicd to said Rngsdulc.
JOHN ". HUDSON.
Ia1 CoIilcfor w. c.
Nov. ?e, 1912. go ds
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26

Tie N gaf ofsee'len ~ sIghleFe
N inwnsllp ~ sxtsy Begib VI fnuK'
uelunefn vnsl, continuing oDe va :
dFsd and slsly Hef'", mare ~ l's'
tn,snnl ~ iatss due ilsFson, ihid)
ernls.
The NET ofs y ~ ~ 'ee'Ion
no eighteen. ~ lo~n ldp no sixteen
north ofmnge ~ thirteen easl. con
iaining fony aefr', more ~ le'i
Amoap, NJ fascs de thereon, seven
and hhlf cents
Allof.ald lsnd. l,scd Ne The prop.
crj ol Jamcs Hayden, apd we're cfi
giDllly granted 70 him, -
JOHN w. hudson.
Tar Collector q(W {.
November 96lh 1919 ~ ~,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26

DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, Nor No. 459
THERN DIsTRIcT OF Mrs In bank
SIssIPPI. ruptcv.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons interested, that Lewis J.
Fonville Of Winston county, Mi. has
been duly declared Bankrupt by
an order of this said Court, made on
the cath day of October A d ls42 /;
and that the said Lewis ] Fonville
las applied for a certificate of final
discharge from his debts under the
act of Congress in such cases made
and provided and the 4th Monday
Of January. Is43, at Aberdeen, has
been setforthe final hearing. Ali per-
sons interested may then and there
appear to show cause, if any they
can, why the decree and certificate Of
discharge, should not be granted.
Test: G.. M. RAGSDALE. elk.
October IS, 1884, 20 4w
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26
AssraMrr's SALE!

IN Tuesday the Goth day of De-
- cembcr, Is49, will expose to
public sale in the town Of PhiIadel-
phia, County Of Neshoba, and State
of Mississippi, the following desert
bed Lands, to-wit:
An undivided half interest in the
following Lands. The r I OF 8 X 1
Of Sec FL, the w Acf S w 4 of Sec
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26
IAN. nOPr SALES !

In WILL sell ut the Court House
door In the Town Of Philadelphia
Neshoba county, mi on Tuesday the
Goth day Of December. 1919, Tor cash
the following described Lands. being
The effects Of Peter g. Thompson, a
Bankrupt, to-wit;
The North west quarter Of Section
No s, Township No. 10, North Of
Range No. II East, g 4 offs Q or sec
no 81, township II east, II W or OF
sec 9, township IL, II Of range Q, W \
ofse or and W or of sec 81 town.
ship IL, n Of range ten, e, sec town
ship tn n of range eleven, e, east 4
sec SO, township eleven, n of range
ten, G, W Aof W Or sec 80, towns'p
eleven, II of range eleven, e, S W ar
and 4 ofn W or of sec rs, in town.
ship eleven, n ofrange ten e, sec S in
township twelve, n of range eleven e,
W ofn W or Of sec 4 township IN
of range eleven G, s W ar of sec 5 in
township twelve, n Of range eleven
g, W ar of s or of sec A, township
twelve n OF range ten east. W 4 OF
n ar of SEC 9 township twelve, OF
range ten east, of n W or of sec 9
township twelve II of range ten east,
w ! offs e or and ! of S W ! Of sec
Z township eleven, n of range ten e,
or of the n or and the W ! ofn e
ar of sec "a, township twelve. of
range eight east, e and W ar of
n W ar of sec IS, township twelve, II
of range eight east, s W az of sec "a,
township twelve, n of range eight e.
wa of $ or and W hf of W or sec
SO township twelve, n Of range eight
east, e ar ofsec SO, township twelve
n of range eight east.
s. b. ALLEN,
assignee
Also at the same time and place,
the following described lands, be-
ing the effects of Peter G. Thorn
pson and Robert Bedingfeld, Bak-
rupts, to-wit:
The W hf of W or of section ten,
township twelve, Ii of range ten e,
w Inf of the II W and W hf of w ar
Of sec fifteen, township twelve, n of
'ange ten q, n w or and w Inf of W
IT of sec 81, township twelve, n Of
'ange ten e, W hfof the W ar of ser
81, township twelve, n of range ele-
zen e, W hf of the n W or and hf of
W ar sec u, township twelve, n of
'ange eleven e, W Inf of the n W ar of
ec 81, township twelve, n of range
steven e, n W or and W hf of S w ar
'tsec twenty-one, township twelve.
OF range ten e, W hf of n W or aud
v nj of S W Or Of sec fifteen, towns'p
welve, II of range ten e. w hf of s w
T OF sec ten, township twelve, n of ,
ange ten east.
S. b. ALLEN, j
assignee. |
Columbus, mi. Nov. s, '42.
xxi ids prs fee $50
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26

Ias, lI,s EBofSR 4 aud " Wla
SEQ vs., me y 4 N aud eaH 1 ofiwslh
wey ~ NJ sscllgil 20, Az ~ township
nngs 80 east, lying md beIng
IN Tho county Of Neabol,h, and slais,
NJ Mississippi, being The effect II
i'Iranas Christian, duly declared .
bankrupt
=. II, hLLEN,
SsaKa" ~.
Columbus. mi Nov Tihisfs
ri IDS pfs fes ~ 10.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-26

NN#*#Nf
no sixteen nerb 81 Wpgp no thirteen
sect, eoslalelha slshy ntrs, NOR
~ less. Amount ~ iHEgs due ll'nFg'
ee,imFiy esnis
'rba wss, laIfof The n " ~ ofsse
10 eighteen. IN iown'lnp no thirteen
north 81 range go fourteen u"si, cot
ialnlsg seventy nlns aefes, mo'e ~
lees. Amount ~ tafes doe thereon,
thirty cents.
The sast halle Of the n w quarter oI
section no cighIeen, In township no
ihlnosn north ~ range NJ fourteen
east, containing seventy nine ncffs,
mofe or less Amount Of laxc, due
thereon. thirty cent.
~ said land taxed as The property
ofTbomns Coopwood, and WA orig.
bally granted 10 him.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tar Collector ". g.
Nov. oGth lS42.--l3---td..
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE,