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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-13
Weekly ALMANAC.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.


court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Thomas Fau'su admr Petition to sell Real
vs. Estate.
John Grain aud others.
IN this case, the petitioner having made oath
L on fling his petition, that the defendants
John Brsnt'y and wife Nancy, Wiashlp Petty
and Foreman Nilloushby aud wife Sarah, are
no, Inhabitants Of this state, publication Il
therefore made in .he Hillisorough Recorder
Tor slx weeks. for said defendants TO appear al
the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
10 be held Cor Orange county. on the fourth
Moud,y OF November next, at the court house
in Hillsborough. and plead or demar 10 SAID
pet,uon, or the same will be taken pro con
fesso as to them, and heard accordingly
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
p.ice Adv. 81 80. Is
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TIE FIeHTERs lSDIcTrD.-Ws un-
dss,sad that the Grand Jury Of Weslehss-
ter county have found nearly thirty bills
Of Indictment Cor msnslsugh,er in the
hra degree. against persons concerned 10
The disgraceiul eight bsiw cen Mccoy aud
Lilly.
Yankee Sullivan and George Kenseu.
afler undergoing a full examlnsiion, v as
fully committed aud bail vac refused.
4 bill Of indictment vas yesterday
found sgains, James Watson Webb, BY
The Grand Jury Of Ibis city, for being
concerned 10 duel with Marshall. He
vas held 10 bail for his appearances, in
the sam Of $4,000. Connec,ed with the
sxsmina,ion which led 10 this Indictment.
Thaddess Phelps. ESQ. was ordered 10 be
Imprisoned 10 days 10 The County prison,
Tor persis,ing 10 refusing TO answer .
question propounded 10 him BY tha Grand
Jury. Journal Of Com.
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English School.

SHllE subscriber has opened school al his
- house. where will be taught Reading,
Spelling. Writing and Arithmetic Terms
three dollars per quarter, half IN advance, the
remainder al the expiration Of the quarter.
Small girls will be received.
GEO. w. BRUCE.
October 4. a. 1S
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Public Sale.

AN Tuesday the a5ih Of October nsxt. will
" be exposed 10 public sale, al the late
dwelling house Of Jacob Riley, deceased, ell
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock of every kind, Crops Of Corn and
Wheat, Oats. Hay, &C.,
together with all the Farming Tools.
TIE above property will be sold On twelve
a,onihs credit, the purchaser giving bend with
good security
VIM. NELSON, .fdm'r.
September /. So
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0uR TowS.-lt 10 really gratifying 10
oar local pride, 10 ebsers the indications
Of eur increasing prosperity. An active
spiril VI enterprises seems 20 be abroad.
aud the resulL Is . very pereephble die.
ference 10 the appearances Of The tosn.
Haadsoms houses are now being sIeelrd
on vacant lots. and the shele burni district
will In . very short time be rebuilt;
unssemly masses Of brick and rubbish will
give place 10 large and convenient slores,
and he baslle Of trade will again be heard
in i've accustomed hsunls. The suburbs
Of the town toe are filing up % rate
unpreet deused; buildings Of from one 70
three stories are constantly being erected,
and The appearance Of business in iks
streets and on the whsrves, would seem
10 indicate future II not present prosperity.
Our population, as appears BY the las,
census. exceeds by handsome majority,
that Of any town ia The State, While euI
eonmsrcial and nari,ime privileges pIse,
us beyond The reach of eonPeiiiion. OLD
Wilmington has si length assumed hsl
nss position, that Of the leading place Of
traffic in North Cuolins, The princip,l
,own in he STATE, greater in population
greater in trade. and grealsr 10 quicken
ing spiri. Of snlerPrss.
Wilmington Chron.
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Thnr.day, October ~.


=, =. Nasoaic Han. before The HillsbO-
,s..h Literary Association. dis evening.
rrhursday.) % esfy candle light. The
s,.,lir generally are respectfully invited
% attend.
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&" THE METROPOLIS.

A r. JENKINS date of the National Reading
IA. Room would respectfully inform the citizens
of the District and strangers visiting the same, that
he WILL this day the 18th instant, open for their
commodation the above House, on Pennsylvania
Avenue, two doors east of the American Hotel
where he is prepared to up every kind of Dish
and of the most superior quality that the markets
can produce such Wild Foul of every descrip-
ton Oysters Fish, Turtle Soup Beetsteaks, Mutton
Chops, Veal Outlets, &c. &c.
He would also inform them that his BAR Is provided
with the most choice Liquors that can be procured in
this or any other market.
He has very commodious House, with Rooms
suffic emily large to accommodate parties of gentle
men (of any number) with Dinners Suppers, as
they may choose.
There will be kept at all times files of the most
important newspapers of the North, South, East,
and West.
N. Bile would mention that lie has provided for
his establishment sufficient number of the best SER
wants attend to the business of the House. and also
a very superior and experienced cook. From strict
personal attention to business he solicits share of
the patronage of the public
oct l4-law3w A. X. JENKINS.
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John SKlRVING, from Philadelphia, respect
y fully informs the citizens of the District Of Co
umbla and the surrounding country, that he has re-
moved to Washington, and is now prepared to warm
and yenate buildings on the most approved plans,
!, warm air, water, or steam, fuel, wood, blum-
n)us anthracite Goals. In the country, furnaces
are a great preventive against fall sickness. Soup
pans, haers' kettles, sews, hot hearths steamboat
|es bakers ovens with hues, cooking apparatus by
steam for large hotels hospitals erected to burn
either Goals, perpetual bath boilers and ovens, green
louses warmed by warm water or hues, conservatory
l~amed by the pa or CRATES; water closets and
orce pumps TO be worked by the winch or without
rected CRATES set 10 avoid dust or gas; smoky
ymmneys cured, no answer no pay designs Tor cot
ages and landscape gardens executed Residence
II, three doors west of 9th street. References in
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MILITARY CONVENTION.

The following resolutions were adopted at the con
venton held at Camp Baltimore on the 18th of May
last
Resoired, That when this convention adjourns, il
ADJOURN TO meet IN the city Of Washington the
cond Monday IN December next and that card be
published requesting each division in the United
States to send one or more delegates, and that the
delegates appear in uniform.
Resoired, That the officers and volunteer corps OF
the District of Columbia be committee to make
such arrangements as may be necessary for the meet
ing OF the convention
Resoired, That the Adjutants General of each
State be requested to be present and take seats in the
convention
Resolved, That the proceedings of this convention
be signed by the officers and published.
ADAM DlLLER, President.
b. c. HOWARD,
JOHN l.. VIELE, [ W.; p
ii. II. LEE, '"e iresiuehs'
II. FRANCE,
r. FINLEY,
GEORGE Lone,
l.. }. MIDDLETON, Se''e''iies'
JAMES .. LAW,
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NE w MUSIC,


lust received the following pieces Of New Mu-
SIC at the old established store, two doors East of
18th street. Penn Ay. w. FISCHER.
Tell him did not chide him, by J. NJ. Deems.
The Mothers Smile, by J. A. Getze.
Roses Fair, by c. E. Howe.
Sweet lady meier forget, by w. c. Peters.
Gallopade Waltz, by Strauss.
The Ocean, grand waltz, by T. Bricher.
Aurina Waltz, by G. Bessner.
Hartford Serenadng Waltz, by ~ A. Jewet.
Souvenir de Saratoga--three watzes
Trembling Leaf Waltz, by j. Rossn
The Fast Sailer an admired waltz.
La BellIni waltz by II. Rosellen
Les Etos dAmour waltz, by j. Strauss.
Barton's waltz, for the flute.
Petuna waltz, by Beethoven.
McGregor's Quickstep; by c. Zeuncr.
Warren rch by J. Hollis.
Evergreen Quickstep; by l.. A. Sull
kendalPs quickstep, as played by he Boston Brass
Band.
Oleander waltz, do.
Belfast waltz, by F. N. Palmer.
Boundary quick step, by F. Brcher.
Camp Delaware quick step, two performers.
Pocahonas quick step.
Paddy Carey, for three performers.
The Tornado Gallop by c. Czerny.
Mount Vernon Rondo, by r. Lakenan.
La Roce Gallop Brante, by S. Metz
Nov. l2-tf.
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THE MARY ROGERS AFFAIR.

They have a rumor at New York, that the woman
who kept the little tavern at Weehawken, atthe time
Of the murder of Mary Rogers, has made some dis
closures connected with the mysterious case.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-16

TO THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
AT the convention held at Camp Baltimore the
18th OF May last, the commanding officers of the
veral volunteer companies in the District of Column
ba were appointed committee to make the neces-
sary arrangements for holding a General Military
Convention in this city on the second Monday in De-
cember next for the pun pose of memorializng Con-
gress TO reorganize the militia You therefore
requested to appoint delegates to said conven ion
BY resolution adopted at the meeting in Baltimore,
the Adjutants General of each State requested to
be present and take seats in the convention.
II. FRANCE,
Chairman of the Com. of Arrangements
IL Papers throughout the country favorable to
the cause requested to publish the above.
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MRS. WAGGAMAN'S house is entirely pre-.
1Nl pared for the reception of Members Of Con
gress, with their families, and transient boarders
nov l2-3taw2w
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JUST received, the following pieces Of New Mu-
y sic at the old established store two doors east Of
18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue
w. FISCHER
Poor heart be still, with variations for the voice
La Serenata, by N. Vaca
Lecho de la fontaine, by G. Haas.
Break my heart, break my heart, by J. l., O'Sul-
livan.
Old friends and true friends, by J. P. knight.
Dear is the memory Of my home, by J. Watson.
Come, oh come with me, the Moon is beamng,
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Pruden, DR. 8. 8. Powman, Jesse
Philips, Horatio II. Parsons, A. v.
Petherbridge, Edward r. Porter, 1t VIM. ID.
Porter, Mrs. L. A. Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Paris, Mr.. Porter, Mrs. ID. d.
Pickerell, Thomas Philips, r., Reps. of
@.
Queen, Henry Queen, Richard-2
Roach, jeremiah Robertson Mrs. Ann s.
Riggs, 5. X. Robinson, VIM ).
Redden, David Ratlih, VIM. Is.
Richardson Henry G. Robinson, John w.
Roberts, X. j. Radcliffe, John
Rarden Mr.. Constable Radcliffe, William
Redding, Joseph l..
S.
Smith, W. W. Selden, Miss Louisa
Smith, Daniel Sinclair, 1t. Geo. T.
Sledge, VIM. Seller Mrs. Lavinia
Scott George Sanders, Richard
Smith, Mrs. Elizur G. Stanley Mary A.
Storke, Wm. Jett Seyoy, Edward
Shaw, John Sherman, Geo
Sewall, Mrs. Maria Stevens, Pass'd Mid. T II.
Smtty Mr.. Stevens Frederick, U.S.N
Spalding, Alfred Snethen, w.
Samarsh, ID. A. Seller, Andreas
Simmons, MissHentetta-2
II.
Thorn, John Thompson, James r..
fash james Townshend, Mrs. A. f.
Towles, James Tucker, Mrs. Margaret
Thumbet, James T.. Terri, Geo, U.S.N.
Taylor, Mrs. Margaret L. Thornton, Capt. w. A.
Thomas, Joseph Is.
V.
Vincent b. b. Voss, Douglass
w.
Weed, f. c. Wilson, VIM. Duane-3
w ard, keziah Wardley, Mrs. Caroline
Wright, Mrs. Emma Williams, Mr..
Ward, Miss Susan Wallraven, James e.
White, James Wallard, Mrs. Mary
White, Miss Mary Ann Woodward, James
Ware, Miss Jane-2 Williams, Hampton
White, Miss Mary Ann Washington, Miss NJ.
Wills, Miss Jane t. Williams, Brook
Wells Mrs. Mary Wadsworth, Com. A.-3
Whitock, Thomas Wharton, Samuel
Wett, John Il. Walker, Lit. W. Nj.
Y.
Young Mrs Elizabeth Young, John A.
Yates, Giles F.
u.
Zeilin, Jacob U. S. M. c.
H. The inland postage on aid letters intended t.
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain II
this office.
WM JONES, p. M.
Nov Is, lS42.-3t
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I AVIS OF THE UNITED STATES-For sale
IL at the Madisonian office, copies Of the I" Acts
and Resolutions passed at the second session Of the
9th Congress, with an Appendix, containing all pub
lie treaties made and ratified subsequently TO the
publication Of the laws of the preceding session, and
all Proclamatons by the President, promulgated
within the same period, that affect any law or treaty
Of the United States" Price 81 oct IL
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MIR. f. c. Liable has the honor of informing
lNl the ladies' and gentlemen of Georgetown that
his Dancing Academy will be re-opened on Monday,
Nov. 7, at the Union Hotel.
Days of tuition, Mondays and Fridays, from p.
m. TO for ladies, and from TO for young gentle
men.
MIR. F. G l., understanding that portion OF the
citizens impressed with the belief that he VIII re-
ceve no scholars unless they commence with the
first or second course, takes this opportunity to in
form those who may wish TO receive Instruction. that
such is not the case his academy being open at all
times for the reception OF pupils.
Nov 2-9teod
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LhSONS having claims against balance due
rom the Navy Department to The estate of
y u norner, deceased, late an acting Carpenter in
ted States service, are hereby notified to pre-
Nv Wem at the Office of the Fourth Auditor of the
S'ury within two months from Il is date.
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PROFESSOR HALLS LECTURE

PROFESS OR HALLS LECTURE
ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AND GE-
oLOGY.
DR. F. HALL, finding that it will not be conve-
~ nient for him to deliver so long course of
Evening Lectures, as by late advertisement in the
National IntelligeDcer, he proposed to give has con-
cuded to reduce the number, and he price of adj
mittance. The number Of lectures, instead of hren-
ty-f,m will be eighteen The price of ticket for a
single person will be S4-for gentleman and lady
S7-for a gentleman and two la lies s9-for family
of not more than five members Sl2. Those persons
who purpose being present at the lectures, are re-
quested to call the Professor at the Medical Col
ege, and procure their tickets The lecture will be
delivered in the Chemical Room of the Medical Col.
ege-two in each week. probably on Thursday and
Saturday evenings The course will commence Oh
Thursday, the 18th inst. at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Nov. l2-eo3t.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office, Washi ngton city
November Is, 1912.
g,JPersons inquiring for letters n the following
list will please say they are advertised
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BANK OF WAsHNGToN,
November Sth, iS42.
TINE President and Directors Of this Bank have
] declared dividend of three per cent out of the
profs of the last six months which is payable to the
Stockholders on demand.
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
nov l0-eo3t
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BOARDING HOUSE AT REDUCED RENT.
TINE subscribers have for rent by the year,
/ or on lease for term of years, a large
and commodious Boarding House few doors east of
Gadby's Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue which, to an
approved permanent tenant, WILL early applica-
ton, be let at a reduced rent.
JOHNSON & CALLAN,
! Nov. lift
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IL" The inland postage on aid letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
VIM. JONES, P. M.
Nov. l5 lS42-3t
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In choctaw county miss.

will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door
ofchoctaw county miss. at GreenSbo-
rough, on Monday the 18th day of
November next r42) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following pro-
perty viz; The 1 of the n / Of
sec no 81 in township no 20 north of
range no II east, containing 40 7-Ioo
acres. Taxes due for al SO cents.
Also the W 4 Of the / of sec
no 81 in township no 30 north of
range no II east, containing 40 100
acres. Taxes due for al, SO cents.
Also the e ! of the of sec no
81 in township no 20 north of range
III east, containing so l5-lOO acres
amount of taxes due for al, &c cents.
all assessed as being granted to and
as the property of David M Furgeson
and will be sold or so much thereof
as will satisfy the state and county
taxes due for the year ls4I, and all
legal costs that may accrue thereon
H. BUCK, "A & &C mi
August 6, lS42. prs fee Sci
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In CaocTAw County Mississippi.

IN CHoCTAW COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.
will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door Of Choctas county
Mississippi, at Greensborough, on Monday the
7th day of November next (842) within the
hours prescribed by law the following property
to wit: The sw and the VI of the 4 Of
section no - in township no 20 north of range
no east, containing 240 60-l00 acres, assessed
as being granted to and as the property of Pas
mele Hopes and fl Moore and will be sold,
OF so much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon.
Amount taxes due Tor l84I 81 724 cents.
IL. BUCK r a g. c. C O M,
August 6, l842, tbs prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAN NOLLECTON,s NALE.

W thpctaw County Mississippi.
4 wll uGff ~ sale ~ thu hishssi biids, hg,
cash Al lho court house dom ~ Choeiiw county
NJ N GuaHbumuzh, ~ Monday the 7ih day
~ Notemtof nest (lB49) within the hours pre-.
tcnboi by law the fooeinE properly viyt Tho
= D Of sec ~ II IN township no 10 north NJ
range no east, containing 100 gB.l0O aofts,
Assessed ~ beng gfaned 10 and NJ tho property
~ = itoOpc' and . ~ Moore. and will be sold ~
~ much thereof as will satisfy the state sud
county taxes Il, ., Tor the year l84l and all legal
cost thut may accrue thereon.
Amount taxes due for lBdl, ~ cents.
". BUCK, rAke, G Nj.
August q, tGl2. Z tbs prs fee Ia dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAN COLLECTORS SALE,

In Cbocmw County Mississippi.
I will Offer for sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the cour, house door Of Choolaw county
Nj at Grronsbmougb, on Monday the 7th day
of Noycmbct next (l842) within the hours pres
scdbed by law, the following property viz! The
south west 4 and Of the n of sec no 20
in township no 20 north Of range no 2 east, con-
tanning 2l0 78-l00 acres, assessed as being
granted to and as the property of NJ. y Hamer
j II MARSHALL and M wiley, aud will be sold
OF so mucn thereof as will satisfy the state anc
county taxes dine for the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount oftaxes
due for lS4I, 73 oeuts.
II. BUCK, TA& &C Mi
Augusta, 1867. z IDS prs fee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

siD sfft ~ tsis ~ 80 tishs9 baas, i.sf
ffai ~ H.a s4on h4uis HtHf N 1hsslsg ssssiy
h. sbife. 'eaabfH,Ha Nsaasy TIA 7is ar
Hi NHffn'ief hssi fisH siisia ne kssgs p,,.s
f1HaI ~ iff ms hleflag property Tlaf I've
Nafm HHH y go ~ : be- lsNasnip ~ ~ awh
~ ffnFs n1 ssH faHi uelss 80 Ju.l1 p,,
a'ie'ssi 20 hsiha ffaoisd 10 aed q, tie F,ppsfig
~ " ilsmsa } . ssfsbsli ssd 4 ~ wlls,s
snd vi 10 til1 ~ ~ mesH ihsrsef - wlll ss1a
" ils slfis anl county isss' das, IN, the res,
1911, ih1 ~ lagHi fosl ttsi uag sesms ,bsssog.
Amount sees doe ~ 1871 o fiyis md ~ ~.
sueR,r ALoussL
AHf1H =, 1872. ~ pa fee "A agl.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

I wiIl Dliof IN a1lo ~ ilie higll@f
bidder of psb ~ Hio coun house
door ofel~fiaw county mississippi, ~
Goeushofouyll, on Monday 49, 1lb
day ~ November nest llstyj within
ilo hours prescribed NY law, die fol-
lowing properly vtzl The vest o.
iho " 1 of see $50 ~ ~ township
no ~ north of range 30 7 east, con.
tanning ~ 02.l0O ncfcs, ussrwrd it,
bong granted ~ npd as ilio property
Df H. T. liyntlcy, mud viii w. sold or
10 much thereof ns will satisfy the
state aud county taxes due for tie
year 1871, land OIL legal costs lhutmoy
lccrue thereon. Amount of taxes
Iuo for said year - 57ets.
H. BUCK, ccml
August g, 1912. prs fee 81.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
IAX COLLECTOR'S sale,
ln Choctaw Connty MISSISSIPPI.

I'll NHUVIHW OUITHIy H'TNsISsIPpT'
will offer for sale to the highest bi,iCer 70
cash at the court house door of Choclaw count
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the 7tn day
of November next (l842) within the hours pre-
scrbed by law the following property viz: The
south east Of the 1 of sec no % in towns'p
no 90 north OF range 10 east, containing 40 H.
100 acres, assessed as being granted to and as
the properly of John X. Oaks, and will be sold,
orso much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year l84l and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount of taxes
due for l84l, 50 cents
II. BUCK T A&c MI.
August 6. 1912. Z tbs prs fee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

IN Choctaw County Mississippi
1wilI oller Tor sale TO the highest bid.
der cor cash u tho court house door Of
Choclaw County, Nj. at Gfeepsbofougb,
on Monday the 7lh day of November
next, (tSia) within the hours prescribed
by law, the following property, VIZ; The
west half Of the W or Of section no 10 ~
township no 81 moth Of range no east;
containing 50 $4,000 acres, assessed as
being granted to and az the property Of
W l. Carr aud r + Byary, aud will be
sold or so much thereof as will satisfy
the state and county taxes due for lS4l,
and all legal costs that may accrue there.
on. Amount Of taxes due for. said year,
Sc cents.
II. BUCK, T A & C C mi.
August 6, l6i2. ids prs fee SIl.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

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dsf fgf eash n W. sgsn besss anof ~
rhasisv ssuey NL ~ UfffsbofooaH'
nv Hafdsy me- 7ih asy ~ SJ'fmb'f hf''
ualJ vnha NE hours pfessnbed ~
lev, NE fiiesisa pfstsry 49, Ihe
fssl hsif NJ riaaw W ~ sssiien 49, ~ w
lossaiip ~ ~ f6pb " fiaas ho5 go,
ssailitiar ~ q 100 Keng, sslossad -
bsisg g,ssisd 10 shd ~ me ffapsf'y "
David ihsmta, snd vii be aid N W.
much thereof ~ vii SATISFY lbe state md
county ntss dee ~ the yosf lstl, sod
sll lesai eosts ihst nay accfos ihenon'
Aa'l NJ iskes ine IN slii ysa', 90 cents,
II. Btrk, rA6eeo feL
Aogbst 9, iglg, 7 bs prs Zee Ali
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
Tar Collectors Sale,

In Choctaw county Mississippi
l will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
doorof Choctaw county, Mi. at Green's
borough, on Monday the 9TH day of
November next, (IS42) within the
hours prescribed by law, the follwing
property, viz: The south half of sec
90 II in township no 81 north of range
no Z east, containing 80 a. 100 acres
assessed as being granted to and as
the property ofM B Hamer J R Mar
shall ant l. M Wiley, and will be sold,
or so much thereof as will satisfy the
state and county taxes due for the year
lS4l, and all legal costs that may ac-
crue thereon. Amt of taxes due tor
said year 50 81 ID cents.
H. BUCK, TIA q &C mi
August 6, IS42. pre- fee Sl4.