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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

The COMMON CouNcIL.-A MANDAMus--We learn
that the Supreme Court have agreed to hear argu-
ments next Tuesday in the case of maadamus
brought before them to settle the legality of the
election in the Sixth Ward. This is peaceabe
and proper mode of settling the difficulty in the cor
poralon Let us all abide the decision of the -u.
preme Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

No. HoN. T. MARsHALL's Speeches on Temperance, in
pamphlet form, beautiful octave edition containing 10
pages for sale al this otce-Prce OF single copies o.
cents, and cents per copy to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

NEW LINE or pAcKETs.-The line of packets be-
tween Boston and London, which mentioned a
month ago. will sail respectively us follows From
BOSTON, May 18th, July 10Th, August 18th, October
ION, November 25th. From London. August 10th,
september 18th, November 10TH December 18th.
February 10Th. Boston seems determined to do
| solnething for herself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

On DIr.-lt IS SAID that The present Grund Jury in
Philadelphia Will Indict all the great iinanciers'
there. Ought they not to begin on Hosea ]. Levi.
and his coyjucs' If they don't, they are recrean
70 their duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

NAvu.-The L. :. frigaie United States. sailed
from RIO Janeiro, previous to March 81. for Val
paraiso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

ARRvED.-Steamer Telegraph, hence a, Boston
IN Monday. She is intended for the eastern route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

TnE NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN
Mall This arrangement il capital for the morn
ing papers, and that is the principal point to be oh.
served
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18
City Intelligence.

City Intelligence.
THE ABoLirIoNisTs OUT wINpED.-The writ OF Habeas
corpus sued by Horace Dresser against Mrs Frances
Brode wife fwem H. Brodie of Florida whose female
slave recently the subject of police litigation
has been discharged by Judge Ulshoeer the ground
that that Court had jurisdiction the parties named
in the writ Thus ends the ridiculous attempt the abo
ltioniss to deprive the wife of southern gentleman OF
her lawful property while visit this city May all
such attempts end abortve.
RopBrRy-L,RoESY Asp BrGAMy.-On the 9th OF Nav a
widow lady. named Sleeper who resides at IS oil
yer street engaged the services Of named
sawyer wife OF Isaac Sawyer porter TO perform
work about her premises when she stole gold watch
gold chan, and money and other jewellery TO Ee value
of Sl0 81 Notice having been given c police officer
Joseph constable of the Fourth ward succeeded in
len the articles from his wife after she had stolen them
from Mrs sleeper and also that he had another wife who
made her appearance in the Police ONCE and claimed him
her husband The first wife says she married to
him in 1884, by the Rev. Mr.. Levens, Catholic Priest
and that her maiden Bridget Gibson. The Sc
cond says she married in January last by the Rev
Mr. Chase of the Mariners Church and that her Maiden
name was Frie She denies that she knew he had
wife at the time she married him, and they both
committed for further examination His first wife Bird.
get requested to appear as witness against him
the charge of higamy.
JOHN BELL JuGGEp.--A man named John Bell, alias
Williamson, who had been hired by jefferson Brown of
Tompkns county, who has charge of the canal boat
Giraffe Mt pier NO 4, East river to assist in work about
the vessel contrivcd TO steal the of 500 the pro.
perty ofMr. Brown. He arrested on Monday even.
ing and committed None of the money found in his
possession.
| Tnr RuL Roap AcoipESr.-The boy who was so Sc.
riousy injured Monday evening by one of the Harlem
rail road cars ian account of which was published YES.
'erday IN the Hcrad) died yesterday morning about
l o'clock ~
SUPPOSED lNrASrfcipE.-The Coroner was called upon
on Monday afternoon 10 Investigate the cause of the
ieath OF female infant found in the sink of the house
No. 223 Thompson street. on the same morning.
u was ascertaned 10 be the issue a servant girl
| named Ann Mccain residing said premises. The
ha to be OF full age and the jury rendered
verdict that they unable ascertain whether had
'ecn placed where il found by its mother or some
other person The mother of the infant therefore
not arrested on the charge Of inantcidc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

STEAM SHIP CnEDoNIA.-Thls steamship left Bos-
ton on Monday afternoon at two O'Clock, for Halifax
and Liverpool. She takes out thiry-fve passengers
for Liverpool and eleven for Halifax. She also takes
about ten thousand letters and seven bags of news
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

News FROM EuRorE.-This week We shall re-
celye plenty OF news from abroad The Acadia,
which was to have left Liverpool on the 9Th inst.
will reach Boston by Thursday, and the British
Queen for Antwerp and Southampton viii arrive
here next Sunday or Monday, if not before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-18

low MARsHlLL's SPEECHES on TEMPERANCE
These mos, brilliant speeches. as reported in the n
y. Herald are travelling over the whole country
Almost every paper received from the East. the
South, the West. and the North. contains extracts
and passages. The " Charleston Mercury" after
batch OF brilliant gems from the IIeralds reports,
adds the following;
TEMPERANcE.-The addresses OF the Hon Thos Mar
shall in NewNork among the richest specimens az or
tory have in many day, and whatever the reo
ders taste in drinks may be fhe has any nj all in spccch
he will thank for the we give him ,o.4av
They have glow in them tn lights up ones limos,
soul in the reading Mr. Marshall has produced mos,
extraordinary sensation in New.York and we can well
account for after perusing these speeches.
His eloquent and touching reference to his home hi
constituents his relatives and especially his mother an,
IN reply charge that during all the speeches he ha
made the floor of Congress he hal been in
beastly ntoxca'iou is equal to any thing of the kind
ever read, and will draw tears from many an eye.
Marshall has gained more fame, reputation, char
acter and morals during his ten days visit to thi
metropolis than he could have in ten years anon
the brawlers and duellists in Congress.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
AaaianuH'B gALn,

AN MONDAY he iDib dny NJ
- DopmbUr lgll, wlllcsposa ~
public 4llr ~ ilia Cont llouso door
~ lio County ~ Winston, IN fho
state OF illwim.ppi, ile following
dHtnrihnl bHuds, ~ viii
Too Elsf hhifof the NoHli Wesi
quarter ol Section SO, ~, Tho south
olHi HnafIof of section NO. %, |.
Township 10 range ~ Ensf, 1he
SCUM wosi 1u1nef of section wrlii,
west llali oft0Hli cnet qu1rirr, aud
SCUM west quarter Of section ~. the
west half Of section ~, aud thenoua
wost quarter Of section 30 IN town.
sup II range " east, Lots No. 8,
=, ~, aud ~ IN section one, Lots 80
], eight, y, and IN, Of sec 2, Lots No,
3, I, ., q, II, II, ~ aud II of section
lour the weN bali Of north cast
qunrlcr, and east half Of north west
quarter Of section -, in township Ii.
range - east; the south half of sec.
ton go, township 10, range 10 cast.
the ci north cast quarter, and south
west quarter dissection 81, township
10, range 10 cast, west half of south
east quarter Of section 90, township
10, range ID enst, west half of north
west quarter of section o, the north
west quarter, and north west quarter
)t south east quarter, and north cast
quarter of south west quarter of sec
ion $, township Is, range II east,
vest half Of south east quarter off
ectlon 90, south east quarter, and
ast halfofnorth east quarter OF sec
ion 20, and west half of section 80,
a township l6, range 10 east ; being
ne effects of William w, HUMPHREYS
uly declared Bankrupt.
Also, an undivided interest of one
all IN the south west quarter, and
'est half of south east quarter OF sec
on 8, and the north west quarter of
9cton 10 in township s, north of
'nge east, lying and being in the
ounty of Scott, and State of Missis-
ppl; being the effects of Henry l..
hampton, duly declared Bankrupt I
S. b. ALLEN,
assignee, &c.
Columbus, Mi. Nov. 7, IS42.
XXI tbs prs. fee SXv. =
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX C0LLECTOR'S Sur,
III choctaw county miss

] iiilcc,
will offer for sale to the biobost
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choctawcounty mississipni at
GreenSborough, on Monday the M
day OF November next tIs42) within
!he hours prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing property viz: The II w \ of
Sectlon no 7 in township no 90 north
OF range no IL east, containing $50
S2-lO0 acres. Amount of taxes dine
for 1871 81 3I4 cents.
Also the W 4 of the e and fbo
n e ! OF the w ! of sec no 7 in town.
ship no 20 north of range no II cas-.
containing ll9 S7-l0o acres. AMI
OF taxes due for ISL, 9S cents. Il
Also the W ! of the w4oc sec M
I'm townshipno 90 north of range no
IL east, containing 70 96-lOo acres
amount taxes due for 1871, &c cents
all assessed as being granted to and
as the property of Samuel Morrow
and will be sold or so much thereof as
Will satisfy the state and county tax
IS aue Tor the year 1871, and all legal
costs that may accrue thereon,
II. BUCK, .2&cccmi
August s, Is42. prs fee sci
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TRUSTEES SALE,

II Y virtue of a Deed of Trust to m
Oexecuted by Edward Hamilton for
certain purposes therein named and
Recorded in Book d Pages ia. IFS,
ll6, & 1T, in the office ofthe Clerkof
the Probate Court of Leake COUNTY
Miss will expose to public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, on Monday
2lst day of November lS42, the fol-
lowing described Tract of Land. to-
wit:
North East quarter of Section No
rs, Township l2, Range 9 East. situ-
ate lying and being in the County of
Leake, in the said State of Mssisippi
on which said Land and premises
tire is Mil saat, on which a saw
Mil is now situate, also the follow
ing personal property, to-wit.
Twenty-Five head of Cattle. Three
work Oxen, one road Wagon. Fortv
head of Hogs one Black Mare Il Colt
Five Feather Beds and Furniture.
One hundred bushels of Corn, and two
Stacks of Fodder.
will convey such title only as is
invested >in me as Trustee.
K. b. w. KIRKSEY
Trustee.
Al
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
ASsrcs. rITE,s BABEL

ON Friday the 10th day of Deem
- 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
S E ! of sec. "a, township 10, range
8 east, the Ed of n E !, Z ] of S E
!, w Aof N w /, w ] of SEA and
S W ! of N w ! ofsec. 80, in Town
ship 10, Range 10 E, the E ! of S E
! Of sec. 23, in Township 90, Range
s z, lying and being in the County
of Choctaw, and State of Mississippi,
being the effects of Thomas Christ
ian, duly declared a Bankrupt.
S. b. ALLEN,
assignee &c.
Columbus, mi. Nov. 7th lS42.
xxi tbs. prs fee 81 SO.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
III Choctaw County Miss;ss,,.;

VIII offer for sale to the highest bidder co,
cash at the court house door of Cboctnw eon, ~
'"i, at Greensborough, on Monday the Nh do y
o. November next (l842) within fhe bours NV: ~
ser' !' oy law, the following property viz. The
SCUM east OF sec no ~ in township M 30 ra.,s
% range 2 east, containing 100 32.I0O ac,ss
assessed as being granted to aud as the nronor,,
81 HooPes aud n Moore, aud will no. az
" so much thereof as will satisfy the state amd
county taxes due for 1871, and all LEGAL co., ""'
Amount OF taxes due forIg4l, 3IIcn
I,,,,,e ,o ", BUCK, TA&c c Mi
AOs"'' ., iS4e. ids prs zee IA soIs
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
AssTGNEE's Sam

ON Tuesday the goth day of De.
- cember, 1912, | will expose to
public sale in the town of Philadel-
phia, County of Neshoba, and State
of Mississippi, the following desert
bed Lands, to-wit:
An undivided half interest in the
following Lands. The Z ] Of S E 4
of Sec 81, the w ! of S w / of Sec
"a, the E 4 offs E / and NW4 of
Sec IS, the II e or and east of north
west or of section SO, all in township
range 10 east, lying and being
in the county of NeShoba, and State
of Mississippi, being the effects of
Thomas Christian, duly declared a
Bankrupt.
S. b. ALLEN,
assignee &c.
Columbus, mi. Nov. 18th lS4s.
xxi ids prs fee 81 so.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
T z { & g
N o TICE

respecting lands in the State 0,
mississippi, ceded By the treatq
a0ith the CAOcla,O Indians, concIu-
ded at Dancing Rabbit Creek in
September 1880.
n ME concluding proviso ofthe act
H. of Congress approved 22d June.
1888, entitled San Act to grant IRE.
emption rights to settlers on the pub
lie lands," (in virtue of which, certain
lands In the Choctaw cession aforesaid
nave been since withheld from pri-
yafe enfry) haUing been repeaIcd5 By
("tC, notice is hereby given, that
such of the Lands aforesaid, as lie
within the limits of the District sub
ect to sale at this Office, will be again,
iaDie TO private entry, after thirty
tags from date hereof.
The law provides "that such repeal
'haIl not affect any title, to any tract
II landSecued in virtue of said treatv"
Given under my had at the Land |
Office, at Columbus, Mississipp; !
tins Goth of October, ls49.
WIN. DOWSING.
Register.
10 4W nrs f.oQ- sO
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In cLoctaw county miss.


will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door
ofchoctaw Co. nj. at Greensboroueh.
on Monday the 18th day of Novemb'r
next (ls42) within the hours prescri-
bed by law, the following property
viz: The n W ! ofSec no 90 in town
ship no 20 north of range no II east,
containing leo 37-Io0 acres; Taxes
due for IS4I, 81 81 cents.
Also the east ! of the n e 4 and the
and the J Oft the W 1 and the
g OF thenw4 Of sec no 80 in town
snip no 20 north of range no II east,
Containing 400 7S-lOO acres. Taxes
due for the year ls4I SO % cents.
Also the east and the II w of sec
no 81 i'll township no 90 north ofranee
40 ii east, containing $50 4s-IOO
acres. Taxes due for Is4I So % cts
Also the n W of section no 80 in
n township no go north of rangeno
! east, containing leo 96-Ioo acres
Taxes due for IS4I ST 81 cents.
Also the west 4 of section no IS in
ownship no 90 north of range no II
asst, containing $50 62-IoO acres.
Taxes due for Is4I SO 81 cents.
All assessed as being granted to
nd as the property of Laurent Mil
sndon, and will be sold or SO much
hereof as will satisfy the state and
ounty taxes due for the year Is4I.
nd all legal costs that may accrue
hereon.
H. BUCK, a & &C mi.
August s, Is42. prs fee Sqs
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TsK COLLEcIORa eIl..


wlll oGrf ~ sale ~ de lAgllasi
lh'lff fDf casb ~ ilio court honss
'"w y rhpriaw county miasissleu
~ otHbsiomugli, mn MONDAY llis
ini dnY ~ Nngeiblef nest nstli
will'ih ile hoiir pf,tefliod by hu,
ihe lnll"Nbis rfrftdy w. 11Wfe
Aoi uie - " iof see ~ ~ w ioWHs'p
40 " norm NJ mngo uO enal. Coz.
aiming ~ oG.l00 acres, nssosaod ss
Doug ginnIod ~ md ~ the property
ut JONES : Oodmt ond viii bo void
of w. much thereof W. viii saugly NE
STATE aud county taxes due lo the
yeuf lsll,nud all lernl costs ihntmav
lcerue thereon Amount Of mSe.
duc lorsold year 7sl ccna.
II, BUCK. H&cccmL
August o, lsf2, prs fec slA.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TIA fOLLLNIOn'N am,


! vii offer fpf snlu ~ no llolea
bidder lof cash ~ dio cpiu L0uts
door ~ clocinw county Mississippi.
~ Glecushoough. on Monday de-
1ll day of Noyombof neu fiNtgJ
within tlie hours pfcsefIhcd ~ lnw,
Tic following pfopouy VIM The . /
NJ lhea " ! ol soc ro ~ IN township
iio ~ north NJ mugo up Z casi, con.
iHniIIg ~ ~ 100 sores, nssrssed M
being granted 70 md NE tie property
Of Jesse Watson md will be void m
~ much thereof us will sliafy the
state aud county taxes due fof the
yeomlsio and 'll,mud alI legal costs
Ilhl may ncruc thereon Amount
oi taxes due for said yours Sg05cia
H. BliCB,a&ccemL
August g, lsi2 prs ice SID
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
| Choctaw County Miss

! VIII offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court 5onse
door OF choctaw county mlssissInn,
at Greensborough, on Monday the M
day OF November next, (Is49) within
the hours prescribed by law. the fol-
lowing property viz: The north west
! OF the e of section no q in town.
snip no 20 north of range no : east
containing SO 92-IOO acres assessed
as oell1g granted to and as the proper
" OF Jesse K. Brachies, and will he
Sold or SO much thercofas will satisfy
'lle state and county taxes due for tbe
years 1910 & lS4I, and all legal costs
Iha' may accrue thereon. Amount of
taxes due for said years, so cents.
H. BUCK, II See c mi,
august 8, lS4a. prs fee sI4.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
Tx C0LLECTORS SIR,
IN ch0ctaw county miss.

- M'sFN WV 'NNiiNl HllNNs
will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choclow county mississippi.
.at Croensborough, on monday the
7ih day of November next Hsd2)
within the hours prescribed by law,
Tue following property viz: The II =.
Z OF theSw 4 ofSec no aS in towns'p
no u north of range no 7 east, con-
tanning 40 1900 acres. Amount of
taxes due for the year 1889 so cts.
Also the II W 4 of section no 2s in
township no 81 north OF range no 7
cast containing leo $1,000 acres.
Amount of taxes due for 1889 81.
Also the east 1 of the e 4 ofsec
no 80 IN township no 81 north of
range no east, containing so el-loo
acres. Amount of taxes due for the
year 1889 81
All assessed as beng grantedto and
rs the property of Boiling c. Burnett.
md will be sold or so much thereof
rs will satisfy the state and county
axes due for 1889, and all legal costs
hat may accrue thereon.
ii. BUCK, Il &ccc mi
AUGUST 6, ls49. prs fee SCI.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTOR,S sale
In choctaW comfy mss

IN choctaw county miss.
| will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court 6onsa
door of choctaw county mississipni
at GreenSborough, on Monday the
9TH day Of November next is4N
wl'hln 4 the hours prescribed bylaw.
'he following properly viz: The e j
Oh tne W Of sec no % in township
no 20 north of range no Ii east. con-
tanning so 1900 acres, assessed as
oelng granted to and as the propertv
OF James Kelley, and will be sold or
so much thereof as will satisfy the
STATE and county taxes due for the
year 1871 and all legal costs that NAV
accrue thereon; amount of taxes due
or said year sc cents.
II. BUCK, rs c C mi
august s, lS42. prs fee SI4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTORS SIZE.
In choctaw count,, misc

III cnoctaw county miss.
!, T. Twill offer for sale to the highes,
bidder for cash at the court house
door of choctaw county mississippi
at Greensborough, ON Monday the
9TH day of November next Gs4oI
within the hours prescribed bv law,
the following property viz: The w
4 OF the e 4 ofsec no % in township
no 20 north of range no II east, con-
tanning so l9-loO acres, assessed as
BENG granted to and as the property
OF Isaac w. Wright, and will be sold
or SO much thereof as will satisfy the
state and county taxes due for the
year 1871, and all legal costs that NAV
accrue thereon; amount of taxes due
for said year, 66 cents.
II. BUCK, II & c mi.
August 8, 1912 prs fee SD
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAN COLLECTIONS SALE


'"'''J h'IsHs1pph
WV onff iof'a TO the highest bidder for
y Nv, AZ the court house door ~ Chnrii,V eonpi,
~. VI 'fe'n'hotoueh, on Monday the I'm dey
", November neN QUAD within lha hours prr.
"tin'd by law, The following properly Via rhe
so''o wset OF section no 10 In township ma
~, ~ o"fih OF range no Z east, cortnnnr $50 90.
wv aote'' assessed as granted To aud ~ ,he
property OF Orvnll Carson, aud will he sold or en-
Inuch thereof MS vii satisfy the state and coon'
" 'eNes due for the year lBil, aud nh eoni
cost that may accrue thereon. ."
amount OF taxes due for the ycar l8iI 3IIcr
H. buck. r & c., chi.
"uSu" 0, 'd4s' ids prs fee Ia dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19
TAX COLLECTIONS sale,
IN choctaw county miss


| will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house
door OF choctaw county mississippi,
at Greensborough, on Monday the
7th day of November next GSAal
within the hours prescribed by law,
the following property viz: The
south cast ofsec no IS in township
no 81 north of range no 7 cast, con-
tanning leo $4,000 acres, assessed as
being granted to and as the propertv
OF NJ. Is. Hamer, J. r. Marshall and
l.. M. Wiley, and will be sold or so
much thereofas will satisfy the state
ana county taxes due for the wear
1871, and all legal costs that NAV ac-
,rue thereon. Amount of taxes due
or said year 81 sl4 cents.
II. BUCK, Il & c G. mi.
augusta 1912. prs fee Sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-19

aalAlfRUlfp sAA.Ga (


n WILL sell no tho Court House
" door in tlio Town Of Philadelphia
Noshoba county, mi on Tuesday iho
2Odl day Of December, 1872, iorcash
tho following described Lundl, boiDg
tie effects of Poior q. Thompson, "a
Bankrupt, t0-wit
The North west qu1rior Of Section
No. Q, Township No. 10, North Of
Rdugo No III Elst, g ! offs qr sec
no 81, township II east, II W ~ Of
sec o. township H., II Of range 0, " 4
ofsc qr and W ar of sec u town
ship II, II ofrauge ten, g, sec town
ship ten Of range eleven, e., Gust !
sec 80, township eleven, II of range
ten, O, W Aof W or sec 80, towns'p
eleven, n of range eleven, q, sw ar
and W 4 ofn W or of sec 90, in town
ship eleven, n of range ten c, sec s h
township twelve, n Of range eleven e, |
wa of n W or of sec 4 township III
OF range eleven @, IS W or of sec IN |
township twelve, II Of range eleven
Q, S W or of G or of sec 4, township
twelve II of range ten east. W 1 of
II ar of sec 9 township twelve, n Of
range ten east, c 4 of W or of sec 8
township twelve II of range ten east,
W ! OF S or and ! of S W of sec
4 township eleven, II Of range ten e,
S e or Of the II or and the w ! of II
or of sec 81, township twelve, II of ,
range eight east, e 4 and W or of
IL W or of sec 35, township twelve, n !
of range eight east, S W or of sec 81, ,
township twelve, n of range eight e, :
wa of S or and W Inf offs W or sec 9
80 township twelve, n Orange eight p
east, n or ofsec 33, township twelve r
n Of range eight east. .
S. b. ALLEN, 7
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 hf of the n w and w hf of w ar ~
If sec fifteen, township twelve, of
'ange ten c, n W or and W Inf of w
lr of sec 81, township twelve, II of
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w or sec %, township twelve, of =
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fSec twenty township twelve, ,"l
of range ten e, w Inf ofn w or and I'D
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of sec ten, township twelve, of sue
lnge ten east. WI
S. B. ALLEN, Ioc
assignee ii"l
Columbus, mi. Nov. s, '42. dayi
xxi tbs prs fee SEQ