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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
pEaIocRATIc. cANnTDATEs.

DEMocRATIc cAxDIDArEs.
~ mestine Of he Democtsiie Convention.
eonveDed al lhe court-House Id chafIeslovn, Cd
Friday The 9Th instant JACOB MORGAN and
GEokGE MURPHY were selected as suitable
persons to represent Tie county Of Jefferson, iE
tbe next General As1s..sly - D.sa. and
unanimously recommended assueh Is The Demo-
nraiicJF olers Of said 1eonnty.
fByOrdtr efnht Conpsli.ion.
DtmoereIie cOmWiit,s ef HigilanSeJer J.Ftr,On Co.
Cobb Davenport, II c 6pie. G. B. BeaIl.
b Drew. Richard Williams. Henry Beard,
Henry Redinger. Thomas Ravlins, Francis s
lB6sue, Jacob Starry, Capt John w. Rowan.
James B small. r. C. Bradley, w BELIEF,
G. g. Stewart, z. NJ Aisqaiih. James Clothier,
Thomas Johnson. II. L, o'Bannen, Joseph G..
RAWlins. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
NEW SEEING GOODS.
LUPTOyN & COMPANY.

LUPTD.N s. COMPANY,
HAVE jus, returned from he East with. .
IN fresh supply or new and cheap GOODS,
suitable for The present season they would
invite their customers and the public generally,
70 give them a eai:, as they are enabled 10 offer
such bargains~as cannot Eail 10 induce persons
10 buy. IN 8
Summit Point, April 7, ls4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
TAKE NOTICE

April III, 1861.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

Another Warning 10 Female Adreaiur.
ers.-A divorce case Of much interest was
before the New Jersey Legislature few
DAYS since. The facts are similar in ma.
ny respects 10 dozen other cases that
have been chronicled in the American
journals within the last year or Two. Such
occurrences are not a little discreditable
10 the country; while they must be regard.
ed as especially so 10 the relatives and
friends of the Young and foolish women
who become SO readily entrapped by pau.
sibIe scoundreIs. Probably there ore
hundreds of such villains proving about
the country at the present moment--gam.
blers, rakes and proiiigates, utterly reck.
less aad heartless, who would not hesitate
for an instant in wrecking the happiness Of
any woman with tho object Of acquiring
certain sum Of money. Parents and
guardians cannot be too careful as to the
admission of whiskercd and well dressed
adventures into the society Of their daugh.
tiers and wards. The case Of Miss Crog.
han is one not liitle dlscreditable 10 tho0
into whose care that young lady was COZ,
fined. Her relatives, We presume, will
Immediately 60 in pursuit Of her, and res.
cue her from her present selfish and unna.
urul guardian. But we have more TO say
upon this subject, for which we have not
room to-day. In the New Jersey case, i
J is stated by correspondent Of the NeweIA
Advertiser, that foreigner "ol very gen.
/ tIemanIy appearance, and of great preieG.
sions, BY false representations iagraiialei
himself into the affections Of young or.
phan girl of seventeen, beautiful, accom-.
plished, and an heiress. Her step-father
required reference from him, and sent to
/ France Tor certificates Of his character
/ A package Of letters came. all Of which
spoke highly Of him, but from this pack.
age, il was afterwards discovered Letters
/ from OH eminent American, then 10 France
had been distracted, which would, ii they
had been received, have placed him in suea
q light as to- prevent tho unhappy conse
were married and in four or five months 4
was discovered that be had committed a
forgery to a large amount. He fed e
New Orleans, and then 10 France in Tia
forecss,le Of ship; thus aiming deadly
blow at the happiness Of hts aiIsct'onaiS
wife and her unborn child. And. il wa
afterwards discovered from le,tors in h.
apartments, that he had come from France
engaged in conspiracy 10 perpc,rntc for
geries TO large amount. Two year
have passed, and no,hiog has been heart
from him. Aud this divorce was soagh
aud granted (by a vote Of b TO 81 TO Pre-
vent any claim hereafter to the proper
Of his wife or the person OF her child"
Phil Ing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

der vines lacking support, slnk TO The
ground bui that united in wedlocl.'s bIcst
embraces, they may grow up together as
the trees Of the Lord, whose SUBMITS
reach the skies, and lheir branches over.
spread the nations, making their country
the pride and glory of the Garth.
Ladies prof, by the warning
Ola friend sincere and true,
You who bloom in LIES fair morning,
Hear the advice offer 10 you.
Once for all pray abandon,
All who seek for paltry peG
But slight not sober and an
Honest fellow like--MYsELF.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24
From tlle Raleigh Register.

RESOURCES OF Nohih tAhoLiNA'
The Statesmen and Legislators of Ame-
RIGA are beginning to appreciate the I'M
portance pf statistical information. A cor
rect knowledge of the resources and con-
dition of the country must be essentially
useful to every one who is called upon 10
legislate or who has any interest, indeed,
in the progressive Improvement and rapid
dcyelopement Of the resources of the coun-
try. No man can egislate properly, nn-
less he knows the field on which he is TO
act, or the material which he is to employ.
The mind in the Hall of legislation may
exhaust itself in metaphysical speculation,
or astonish by the splendor OF its creations,
but its deductions can never be correct
unless the data which it employs, be true.
We have been led to these remarks by
receiving from a friend at Washington, a
large Tabular Sheet, exhibiting the aggre-
cate of the statistics of the United States,
taken in pursuance of an Act Of Congress.
With some labor we have prepared from
this General Statement the subjoincd con-
densed account of the statistics of North
Carolina, which may be interesting fol
present information, and useful for future
reference:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

are sprlng,ng up IN al parts OF the country.
Our appreheusions may never be realized,
but We think We can see IN the astonishing
increase Of Banks and Bank Capital, IN ev'
cry State IN the UnIon, from Name TO Lou
isIana, a preparation for a re enactment Of
the scenes Of iSls-'l9. Money is made
too abundant, aud speculatIons will be the
consequences, which must be followed by
rum
We could probably find abundant evI-
dence TO The same effect, If We searched Tor
| It #; but II is needless
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24
DIABoLICAL vrLI.AlSy.

We are greatly panied 10 state, that tho
Dwelling House Of Dr. n. u. Aoai0gse,
one Of our most respectable and substa1.
tial citizens, situated 10 the Northeastern
part Of the County, was, together With it,
valuable contents, totally consumed by fire
ON Monday night last. Besides the Fur.
nlturc Of every description, all the Doc
tors Books, Notes, Accounts, &c. were
also burnt. From tho fact that DIR. If.
was IN this City, attending Court, and bis
white family were all absent from home,
and from other suspicious CIRCUMSTANCES,
but little doubt IS entertained, wo beliere
that the House was first robbed Of some
three or four hundred dollars, and then
fired 10 concca! tho burglary.---Ra! Rag
iRer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

Yale Cotlece.-Mr. Bancroft state,
that Yale College owes lis birth to ten
worthy farmers, who, 10 1870, assembled
at Bradford, and each one laying few
volumes On the table said, u give these
books for the founding Of college in this
colony" Such vas the small beginning Of
Yalc College.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

Death fram SraHouine a Ctm.-i
child about three years Of age, son Of Nh
Bransby, deceased, residing with It's M
Gle, a mechanic Of Baltimore, swalloweda
cent some six or eight days since, from the
effects Of which il died ON Sunday after.
noon. An abscess formed ia the side Of
the little sufferer, caused, il is supposed,
by the cent lodging in that region, which,
previous 10 lts death, became exceeding.
" painful. The child did not complain
much until day or two previous to lis la',
ter end. Medical and was called IN, b1i
without avail Patriot.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

Slarery IN New Jcrsey.-Thc inhabi.
tants Of this State are not, many of them
aware that they live in a slave State but,
IN point of fact, the principle is as fully
recognized in y. Jersey as in Georgia. 49,
The laws, as they now exist, allow persons
removing here to bring all their slaves
with them, and continue to hold them in
serytude.
They also make the children of slaves
born SINCE 1904, servants for life. and Sc.
cure to persons removing through the
State the right TO take with them their
slaves, unmolested.
They further require negroes travelling
through or in the State, to have certificates
Of freedom from the Clerks of the County
Courts, and prohibit any person from OK.
lending to such AS have not such certli.
cate, any acts Of hospitality.
1t IS for the repeal of these laws that
the petitions which have been presented
to our Legislature, pray, so that slavery.
IN every form, may cease to be recognised
within our borders.
The census Of 1910 shows the number
of slaves in the Stale to be GjS.-Jerseu
City Gazette
North Carolina Coal-Josiah TYSON.
Esq. has presented US with a specimen of
coal taken from the Nine on his land. On
Deep River, in Moore County, of superior
quality to any that we have seen South of
Pennsylvania. Indeed it is very similar
to the Anthracite coal Of that State.
There Is an lncxhaustiblc supply of it. and
we hope that the day will come when il
will be brought into usc.-FayencpiHe
Obserper.
The private exercises Of religion pre.
pare for the public engagements Of life.
and tnparl to character fixedness of prin.
clple which nothing else can insure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

A Heary Load.--The New York Nc.
chan'c has an account os little boy who
,a'e'y walked nearly a mile, carrying on
ms shoulder an iron article which weighs
t~efpe hnndred pounds Don't start, rea-
dcr--the article was "paient aetlyards"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

The Oldest Man,-The oldest man liv.
ing IN Boston is William Abrahams, a
'allor by trade, who on Saturday last COM
pIeied his Tooth year. lie has 90 great
child.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

The private exercises Of religion pre-
pare for the public engagements Of life,
and lmpart to character a fxedness Of prin.
clple which nothing else can insure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

fankee Ardb.-The oelebraiad Arab
ehIel' who has for several years buGlcd
French Generals that have been sent to
AREA is accompanied on oil his cxpcdI.
IONS by regular down.eastor-on IA.
chariah Colin, a yeriiable descendant OF
inc old Admiral. lie sports the Moor
ish dress, rides a magnificent barb, heads
squadron, lays by the dollars, but refuses
to change his rcIlgion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-03-24

That Is Righi.-Mr. Wilder, tho Trea.
snrer of Massachusetts, has held The Office
Tor i've years, and now re,ires by the lim.
!ahon Of his occupancy to tina. period
so,3O0,00O have been received and dis.
bnrsed while he has held that station, and
yet the Commonwealth has not LOST far
'hing !-s25 in counterfeit money were re.
oe'ved, but he made up this deficiency OIL
OF his private funds. IL is said that Nj.
W. belongs TO the Society Of Friends.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

IL thociss County Misassippi.
I will uisf io' sale 20 the highest buldsf fof
essli ~ the cuHn hGuss lopf 81 Chvcisw cpuhsf
VI a. ufesmlrrnHh, 80 Ainhuay the Ito FAY
~ November nest IIbI9j wilbin Inc hours pre-.
tnbed ~ law the following pfppsuy Vni The
J. ofsso 40 u ~ iuwbshir me- 40 north NJ
fAhes 40 rssi, tonis ning 100 gB-lOO aofss,
as'ets't ~ beus gfauled 90 and ~ the property
~ Hpopes snd J u dOufs. aud will be sold or
80 "och the'eoi rs viii satisfy the state and
county laSes DE, Tor the year lBAl and all legal
cot that may accrue thereon.
Amount iaKcs doe Tor lB4l, ~ cents.
u. BUcK, rA& c, Mi.
August o, t0aT. tbs pre- foe II dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAN COLLECTORS SALE,


lwi! offer iol sale to the hichps, bidder "a,
cash al the court house DOR Of Choc,aN count,
Mi. al Greensboroogt, on Monday the I'm ia.
OF November next OS42) Within the hours pre.
scrlbed BY law, TIE following property viz: IN,
west OF thesw / and the of the n " o.
sec no IL in township no 20 north of range M :
east, containing SO 98.i0O ncres. Amount o
STATE aud county taxes due for the year iB4I
3lt cents.
The east OF thes l Of sec no ID in town.
ship no 20 moth of range no east, containing
~ 99'i0O acres, Amount of state and county
taxes due for l84l 66 Gems.
The cast half Ofne ar of sec no II in town.
ship no go north of range no east, containing
~ 49, 100 acres. Account of state and comm,
taNesdue for l84 90 cents. All asse ,sed as
being granted tc aud as The property of NJ n
Hamer, n MARSHALL and NJ wiley, aud - IN
ue sold or SO much thereof as will satisfy the
slate and county taxes due Tor l84l, and ali e.
cal cost that mayaCCrue thereon.
H BUCK, TA&c c e MI.
August s, lS4l, : ids prs fee q dolls
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In Choctaw County Mississippi .

will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house doc of Choctaw county
Mi at ensborough, on Manday the 7th day
OF November next UH42) within the bour. pre-
scribed by law, the following property viz: The
north and of sw / and 4 Of the 4 Of
sec no n IN township no 90 north of range no
! east, containing 4sO 64-l00 acres, asse ssed
rs sranted TO aud as the property of George w
Gil, aud viii be sold or So much thereof as will
sa'isiy the STATE and county taxes due for the
year Sal, and all legal cost that may accrue
thereon. Amount OF taxes due for the year
lS4I, 80 cents
H. BUCK, r A & C, c MI.
August 6, 1912. Z tbs prs fee Ia dolls
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In CHOcTAw COUNTY MIssI,

In CHocTAw COUNTY MISSISSIPPI.
will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door oil Chocta~ county
Mississippi, at Greensborough, on Monday the
Eth day OF November next (lS42) within the
hours prescribed by law The following property
to wit: The sw ! and the W 4 Of the e 4 Of
section no Is 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
m're Hopes and j "A Moore and will be sold,
or 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 lS4l 81 724 cents.
II. BUCK r "A & C c C M,
August 6. IG42, ids prs fee GA
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
In choctaw county miss.

al NilC'ioW Coutlty HISS
will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door
OF choctaw county miss. at Greensbo-
rough, on Monday the 7th day of
November next c42) within the hours
prescribed by law, the following pro-
perty viz: The ! OF the II ! of
sec no y in township no 20 north of
range no ii east, containing 40 7-I00
acres. Taxes due for al 33 cents.
=lSo the va of the i Of sec
no 81 in township no 90 north of
range no II east, containing 40 100
acres. Taxes due for al, SO cents.
Also the e 1 of the 1 of sec no
81 in township no 20 north Of range
ii east, containing so 1900 acres
amount of taxes due for al, &c cents.
all assessed as being granted to and
as the properly 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 a.
legal COSTS that may accrue thereon
H. BUCK, Il Sec C mi
August 6, ls49. prs fee SCI
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,
In Choctaw count, Niississippl.

In Choctaw County Mississippi.
will offer ior sale 20 the highest bidder for
cash al the court house door Of Choctaw county
Nj at Grsen.borough, on Monday the 7ib day
Of Noyember noxt (l842) within The hours pred
scnbed by law, the following property viz The
south west aud " 4 OF the n 4 Of sec no %
"a township no 20 moth ofrange no east, COM
tanning 240 49, 100 acres, assessed as being
granted to aud as the property of VI. u Hamer
n Ma'shal ADD l. M wiley, and will be sold
on 20 mucn thereof AS will satisfy The state aud
county taxes dine Tor the year l84l, and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount oftaxes
due Tor lH4I, 4 73 cents. I'D.
u. BUCK, IA e. C C MI
August 6. 1872 tbs prs fee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Tag C0llectOr'S Sale.

III Choc,aw County Mississippi.
lwiI offer Cor sale TO the h,ghrs, bid +.
der for cash az the court house door of
Cboctsw coau'y Mi. at Greeesborough,
on Monday the IN day Of November mex,
(lSi2) ~lhin the hours presented by law
The following property viz The ives, hi
of The &c a. Of sec no 30 IN township no
2O north Of range no east, containing
90 7.lOO acres, assessed rs beng grant.
ed to and as the properly Of Felix Embrsy
and will be soid or go much thereof as
will satisfy the state and county taxes
due fo' thu Years 1889 40 and Al, and ali
legal cost 'ha, may accrue thereon.
: Amt OF taxes due for 1889 40 g. al,
% 05 cents.
II. BUCK, IA e. C Mi.
August s, ls42. 7 tbs prs fee "a dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TlF coHeefm'sIS aie,


n. etesis~ csgsiJ Hi.assirpl
I viii eaff M sale " M highest NJ
10, hf ash II he sogn house. dgg' N
Chssisw fguep W. ~ lh'sbstsiasgh,
Matdsy Ire ~ d.y N ! issml't' ess'
(ieiaj wlhb i've bgufs Pfesehbsd ~
lac. me filosiag fiopslJ si1i fbs
tast hall ~ The y v " ~ sslieh ~ 10 W
owtsbip M ~ oonh N 'slgs no y as
containing 40 u 100 scies, sssssscd ~
bsihg peaisd 10 Spd W. ~ pforfry ~
Dayid rbamas. sod will b aid ~ ~
mach ihsfsof ~ sill salisfy he sia'e and
county ,ssss dice iof the tisf lsll. sod
.ll legal rosts hat NAY sesoe inrr on,
Am'l nj isass due ~ sd ta'f, 90 csels
II buCk, riAocc nj.
Augosl g, 1919. 7 IDS pis fee 60
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Tar Collectors Nnle.

In Choctaw county Mississippi.
will otfrr for sale the highest bid.
der for cash al the court house door OF
Choctaw county. mi. a, Greensborough
on Monday the 7lh day of November
mex, ls42) within the hours prescri>
bed by law, the following property,
VIZ: The north half of the or of So c
TO ls in township no 81 north OF range
no 7 east, containing 80 $500 acres,
Amount of taxes due for the wear
1911 66 cents.
Also the or and the e hi Of the
W or ard the W hf of the ar and
the e nj ofuw or ofsec no 20 in town
ship no II north of range no 7 east.
containing 400 80 100 acres. Amount
OF taxes due for the year 1871 SO Csc
All assessed as being granted to and
as the property of James Zachary &
W l. Carr, and will be sold or so much
thereof as will Salty the state and
county taxes due tor the year ISL.
and all legal costs that may accrue
thereon.
II. BUCK, T A&c c c mi
August 6, 7777. prs fee S2l.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Tar Collecf0r's Seie,

In Chocsw Coao,y Miss'.'rpL
I will OFF, for sale To the mgbesi bid.
der Tor cash q, ne court house dout u
Chorisw county, NJ. Al Gtesbsbotouph,
~ Monday the 7,h day Of Nossohsr next
tlsiY) Within the hours prescribed by
law, the following property, VIA: The
west halfO the y " a. OF section no IS Ia
t-o-"tr go - nOrb e fougs no , -asi
containing 30 10 100 acres, assessed as
brlng granted To aud as he property Of
LAwrent MiIlrndpn. and viii he sold NJ
20 much thereof "a viii satisfy the state
AID COMFY rsKsa due Tor The ytnr Is4l.
a d all legal cost. that may accrue thereon
Amount Of take. due tor said year 66 cts.
n. BUCK, TA&r cent.
August 6, lad2. 7 ,ds prs fee @lJ.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II Choclaw County Miss,ssiupi.

In ChocIaw County Mississippi.
will offer for sale to the blghes, bid.
der for cash at the court house door of
Choctaw county Mi, at GreensborouCb
90 Monday the 7th day ofNovembtr nsx,
Os42) within the hours prescribed nv
law, the following property viz: The
west ht of the e ar and the hf of Inc
W or aud the " hi of the n ar and IN .
" If ofthe n W or, all in section NJ 35 in
township no 20 north Of range no 7 east.
containing 3l9 60.l00 acres, assessed a.
being granted 10 and as the prooertv or
M b Hamer J r Marshall a. L NJ Wilev
and will be sold or SO much thereof az viii
satisfy the state aud county taxes due for
the year 1911; and all legal costs tina,
may accrue thereon. Amount of taxes
due for said year, az &c l,2 cents.
II. BUCK, t A&c G mi.
August 6, ls4S. 7,ds pre- fec eII.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
In Choctaw County N

In Choctaw County Mississippi,
| will offer for sale TO the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door Of Choctlw county
Mi at Gieensboroueh, on Monnay the IN day
OF No,embe, neat N342) within the hours pre-.
sorbed by law, the following property via: The
west 4 OF the n e 1 and the e of the nv 1 OF
section M rs m township no 20 north Of range
no { east, containing 100 47-lOO acres, assessed
AS being granted to aud as the property of VI.
BoslWick and =. W. Perkins, and will be sold,
or So much thereof Ms will satisfy the stare aud
county taxes Tue for the years 1929, I8t0, and
l84l, aud all legal cost tina, may accrue thereon.
Amount Of taxes due tor 1889 $40 and l84I
S. 10 cents.
n. BUCK, rA&ccc MI.
August 6, l842. IDS prs fec sl4
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Tx COLLECTOR'.y ME
In Chootaw County Mi.s,s,ipni.

In Choctaw County Mississippi
Will offer for sale TO the highest biddec for
cash at the court house door OF Choctaw county
Mi. at GHensborough on Monday the 7th day
Of November next (I842) within the hours pre-
scrbed by law the following properly viz: The
north west 1 and the w o. the ne aud ih,.
We OF the sw aud the W Of the Sc of sec
no 20 in township no 90 north of range no Z east
containing 40i 37-l00 acres, assessed as being
granted to and as the proPerty OF NJ b tiamer
IN marshall and l. N Wiley, g. will be- sold, OF
SO much thereof as will satisfy the state and
county taxes due for the year Sal, and all legal
cost that may accr rue thereon Amount Of taxes
due for l84l, 81 70 cents.
ag n. BUCK, t A a. &C MI
August 6, 1912. tbs prs lee Ia duls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
1aX COLLECTOR'S .S.qLE,
ln Choctaw ConntY Misslsslpp.

n III NHOUtHW OUHUly "IssIesIPpIs
will offer for sale to the highest bitter fc
cash at the court house door of ChoctaV count
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the IT. day
of November next (l842) within the hours pre-.
scribed by law the following property viz: The
south east Of the Of sec no rs in towns'p
no 90 north of range 10 east, containing 40 ID
100 acres, assessed as beng granted to aud 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 wear 34l and all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount of taxes
due for I84l, SO cents
H. BUCK, Az C Mi.
August 6, I842. ids prs fee ID dolls.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12
Tx COLLECTUH'S S.4LE,
Yin Choctaw County Mississippi.

I'm Chocta~ County mississippi.
will offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash al the court house door of Choctaw county
Mi. at Greensborough, on Monday the 7th da y
ofNovember next (842) within the hours pre-
scribed by law the following property viz: The
west of thes W / of section no ~ in township no
30 north of range no east, containing 20 SO
100 acres, assessed being granted to aud as the
property of p HOPES AID } n moore, and will be
sold or so much therof as will satisfy the state
and county taxes for tn year S4l, aud all legal
cost that may accrue thereon. Amount Of taxes
due for the year l84l ! 81 cents.
n. BUCK, t & C cCMi
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