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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

DY ORDER of William lngis, Associate Judge
d NewYork Common Pleas, notice IS hereby gwen rur>u
ant 70 the provisions of the authoSng attachments
against NONRESIDENT debtors that attacmen has issued
te State of Georgia and thar the will be sold for ,e
payment his debts unless he appear and discharge c AZ
r,chment according 10 law within months from the rS
publication of this notice and that the payment OF any debts
due 70 him bv residents this belonging 70 him. aud
bs transfer Of any such property by him forbidden b. law
and are void Dated the 27th day OF January 1913:
vac JOHN B. STAPLES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

All PERSONS whose interests affected By the sb,re
Assessments, aud Who are oppressed to the same or .b
en requested 70 pneseut their objections IN wri,rr W
the Undersigned The Street Commissioner me- ~
hirt days from the date OF this uorce. JOHN EWgYia
Street C0mmissog aud hartman Of the A,sessocS'
Street Commissioners Office, October a;h 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

Also, the following County Officers to Wit: Tb;-..
Members OF Assembly Sheriff m the place Of Non n,'S
lJ whose tern will sxpiEss on The last day Dsssnbr
a , ,srr ,y x ON bs ,, J,y Ana Jarvis
place of Cornelius Archer whose term viii expire on said we
N,urS rs<,s,rfully- tiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13
ITO THE LOVERS AND ADMIR- EKs OI

ITO THE LOVERS AND ADMIRERS OF
CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL MOUTHS-W. E.
WATSONiS ANBROSIAL TOOTH-POWDER-Ihe
tootachr aud decay OF th proceed from putre on
The food which lodges about tn! teeth from
t0u mosnsd By the saliva puIr-s aud lterward
bak ttared crust BY the natural heat OF the stomach
aud ultimately becomes aimalcule; though Of minute
be- with the naked eye yet capable of
way b~tweei the and teeth thereby Ioosening
the gums and admitting the cold the bone, which mnr-
datr'y pam; relieve that all Of -leerous
drugs resorsi To- which cause disease and decay
w. +. WatSons Ambosia Toctt-Powdsr calculated 20
the destroy the auinaicul, brace the gurs
and health and beauty the The toothbrush
should be uS twice day. with clean water ouly at bed
morning Tor beauty and presevaon Established in 1870
None genuine unless signed b w l. Watson who begs
leave 20 refer such ladies' and gentlemen disposed TO feel
scPrcai 10 the virtues and efficacy Of the above dentfce
70 t gentlemen whose
did W r. w te honor OF using and approving it before its
introduction 20 the Pablo generally:
John { Cheessmaa, NJ. D., Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

h. bas a, .,,ts in ,be town
L. OF Scasae Weschester County about 25 miles from
Navy ork. and miles from White Plains. The whole Farm
contains about acres and has OF Long
Island Sound. THOMAS |. CORNELL,
10Th mo. 10Th. Toll m On theaEsrm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

DY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, tlrst
d Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas IN and Tor the
County Monroe Notice Is hereby given tGata
dent debtor and that me will De sold tor the pay e
his debts unless he appear and discharge such &c
oru TO law within nine meuths the hSt publication
this notice and that the payment ri debts due 70 hin
m residents this STATE and the delivery to nm or r S
e III auv proreTtv within thus belonging 70 hut and
IN; transfer any such property BY HIM forbidden Ia"
and are yoid-Gyen under my hand THIS l6ih dE OF june
1873. AID. -. In ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13
TO THE WORLD,-Whereas,

! NHNLLENITE 10 LIE WUhLU!-W htfeds,
~ certain interested individuals have endeavored for 2
length of time to depecae the quality of Tobacco and
have taken undue, and dishonorabl drive from
the field competition. We do now relying upon the supe-
rioty of om manufacture any other of the kind IN
tins country the world challenge comparison with any
the varieties of Smoking Tobacco the coming Fair of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

., =raz At POWELL u CO.'S LINE FOR
- NtWBURGH, Landing at Caldwell's. West
Point and Cold Spring-fhc steamboat tiH
fen.steet, every Monday, Thursday and SATURDAY
O'Clock p. NJ. Returning, Will leave Newbngh every
Monday al 6! :. NJ Tuesday. at P. h and Friday at
P NJ For freight passage apply the Captain Gu board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions bank bills specie
put on board must the risk of the thereof unless
hi lai;ng receu!s be signed for tie WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13
Willard Parker, y. D., do.
J. Kane. ,Rodg.rs. NJ D, Ble-cker-st.
Alfred {. Post NJ D. do

Charles \ Lee, u D. Hudson..treet
orsas By b- proprietor, Is St.noustr-- near Eoy.
J. r. Chiffon VI. D. 2b3, T. g. Siebbins 2si j. Nliihau S3
Broadway; h Hart sqrner Chambers and Broadwav: O.
Chiffon 50 anal-stEes New-York Mrs. Hays ia Fulton
st.eet, BROOKLYN s2I I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

a=egs, -,FOR NEWBURGH--Land at
60 CaldweIl's, West Poin Cold Spring, and
szsfyTIEagxxL fishkiii Landing
The Steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chas i4aIstead
Will leave Warenstree pier every Tuesday and Friday alter
noon O'Clock.
Al Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie pat
on board this without being entered the book
ceiueA for mn be the risk Of The owners thereof all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

-.a- NEWYORK AND ERIE RAIL
&C., oSGy osIo5zT $,6 Tss..assf. y Lem! saE.
5oqt arrow capt Il shuz, daily q: O'Clock ii a A.. M :,
I'd e e., p NJ ss5{s zesge5 ; zSe an. I'd 81 Il
iseurglns le2fg Stdei9H day SUNDAY sheS's''
The EACLE LIN; OF Stages FOR oWEGo, HOMES
DALE end ), ays NjsslSYna sy5 i5
ezves ddeiown daiiy on .rriysl Of Eynas f.a
q Cars, connecting with III Eely5GrT and oNfs' Inc
rial OF the Morning Train from NtwYoTk, aud aFr'es al
''i''0'' same F FARE FROM .SEw.YoRK ...,
70 Goshen. III To borI%stbur=h = ~
b Miad.s59Tn & H H5nt:55s g g
RIogat Ho g@'-'. q Biashamp'oa. 90
The 2'T FfEGEiGHr BARGEs eary Nesy-Yof every
ing (Sunday excepted } afIocl2e- %
z..r...M MORRIS IND ESSEN RAILROAD
s $3.50 -S I;l;, NEWARK And NORRIS
- SUMMER 4R2Ayezszyr ,,..
o'clock + +. O'Clock z !: +os'.k 7. \
engs1 BY morning tTfin 70 N9TTsovn arrive there there
70 Schooeys Mountain Washington; Belvre and Easton;
also stanhope Sparta Se~towp milford and owsse -,
morning and from New ork foT PhadsTha
BrB an fTEa a tas ps5 d g ea on f h
,rsrs Of the Nav Jersey Railroad The same hour thereby
avoiding any change Of passengers baggage formerly
The 81 f. Railroad having recently been elaid with the
heaviest II rail complete running order and offers
OF ATTRACTIVE eNcGf'lOus ~ Wv
vicinity wall as commodious and expeditions conveyance
between New York and and Icht
sqhc ygll taken on the most reasonable terms Office at
The foot OF Courtand street where viii always be II
RATES OF COMPUTATION PER ANNUM.
Madison and Chatham SEQ
Summit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50
til!!eyie ...........S $40
jels ira 'DoiDD. Superintendent.
81 an~s PATTERSON AND NETWORK
&A--l-A RAILROAD.
Fare only 25 Cents from Paterson Jersey City.
On and after Monday. Oct2 1873 the Cars viii
Leave Paterson Depot, Lave New York, al
O'clock A. NJ Q O'Clock A. II.
H.: O'Clock A VI. l2 O'Clock P. VI.
8 O'Clock ?. NJ. O'Clock P. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Paterson Depot al Leave New-YoIk. a;
6 O'Clock A NJ. @! o'clock A. VI.
3 O'Clock ?. VI. 4ociock P. NJ.
Trelsiortaton Cars also ply daily (Sundays ercepted)
Pass advised to be At the Ferry few minutes be-
fore e,t7ted hours OF departure. Jy22 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

u SOFT DARK, SILKY AND BEAUTIFCL-Nav
o. had by tt Al 3 S. bottle Of jones',
HAIR RESTORATIVE II will force the hair to yros on
the head Zee body part r-= Nature intended hair
grow aad by making the cp healthy st p It's falling out
ud all scurt daHdfuif h-autif the hair and II ~
Light E nake grow naturally dark soft and silk i
sold reasonably IL order that all MAJ try IL rich or poor
For dressing nothing can excel H.
Sold at hs sign OF - American Eagle 80 Chatham 81;
I. 3a Fulton Brooklyn; 2l3 Broad street Newark
State 81 Boston and Ledger Building Phlada SIS i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

THlRTY. STREET REGUI4-
l. TED. AND CURB AND GUTTER STONES
ID.-fubhc Notice hereby gwen, that Petition h.,
tceu presented IN the Board OF Aldermen regulate s,,s
and the curb and laid therein between III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

q aFEp ,WURNINNr BUAI FUN FEEhc
ctz~-ES~-lKILL Verplanch, Grassy. Point, Sing sing,
Tarytown Dobbs Ferry RI Hastings and Yogk
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt WIN. H. France, Will leave
New York from the foot Of Chambers street every morning
same day 2. O'Clock, P NJ, except Sundays, When she
will leave Peekskill a, o'clock NJ Landing at the foot
NorrcEA goods, freight, baggage, bank bills specie, or
other kind ofpoprty taken shipped or put on board this
boat he the risk Of the Of such goods freight,
baggage, &c.
q All persoas forbid trusting any account CT
sIyd boat or iel4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

JOHN EVEN, Stree, COmmissloo.,
Street Commissioner ) OtIics. Oct. 10, 1888. nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

This has beeu PIT complete order with additional
Of StateRooms and will be found as pleasant and
comfortable boat any the river. THIS boat lows
barges
4 ida 9TH Anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

M1rST pFOR KENPOKT AND MIDDLE
60 s.lT Town POINT, daily, (sgnl9ys excep,yd;l
Sle1n1T ROCliLAND, Capt Crawior1 viii leave Middle.
town Gut on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays
aud Fridays, At O'Clock (ds permt 90 and Keyport al
o'clock, z NJ. Returning, leave NewY ork, foot Of Robin
sou-street Tuesdays Wednesdays, Thursdays aud FIJI
DAYS at O'clock, A NJ aud Saturdays at T. Vi. Stages
viii be readiness on the arrival of the boat convey pas
sensers 10 Freehold any Part OF he Uniform
compans target parties OF pleasure &c., VIII
be .kento and from Fol Hamilton Keypor reasonable
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

DY ORDER of the Hon. F: a iaiti1adse, he
1oE TO d the provisions Of the statute authorizing attach
nens against abscondng concealed and
New bold md John l. New bold and Of each Of them resi-
dents Of the City OF Philadelphia PenGsy MA ana l' M
7rns viii h. sold for the payment Of their dbS, unless NE
prag and discharge such attachment accoEdns 70 law With
in MIN. months from the first publication OF this nclcs ana
maj The naynsnt anv debts due 10 them h auy persons or
comPn and the delivery sm or Tor their use o. nI rS
r NJ sock or property b. them forbidden BY law and
1ie 'V'u- ''' ''' ''' a L. & II. ?. ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13
GERMAN SILVER. GERMAN sILy VEN.

CROTON WATER. The subscriber ~, a FL.
Oped put down the best quality Of 7sa and agc
Into dwellings,. Offices and the lowest ;ntrodats
into houses will please call and examine ioI aas
Baths water closets and every thing the ms op CO.
performed In the nea,est manner T. NAY
oil I'm go DIU~--.<S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

ItWELtY OF THE LATEST PAL E''.
- Plated Cake Baskets, Castors and Candlestefs'
britannia C0tfee-Pots Tea Sets and I ms
Gothic, Sandwich and CONVEX Tea-ITays, ,4s;
Table Cutlery, in a single dozen sets OF 3 pr. by
and many other goods of similar description 10. ,reti
ALBERT BEACH at III C hsts o. ,,'rjII-.,rssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

pY ORDER of Hon. William Inglis, Associate
bJulge Of The Court of Common Pleas ;he City and Coun
Z of View York Notice hereby sven, pursuant TO the pr-
visions orhs authorizing attachments abcon
concealed and on-ressnt debtors that attachment has
Ssned against me estate Of JOHN DICK who H. Or has o.
same " III be- sold Tor he I,ynen, Of his debts unless he ar
ar and DISCHARGE such attachment aecong TO law within
that the pivrnen of any debts due 10 him By OF his debt
ors The delivery to him for his use OF any pT9Is[
his properly by HIM are forbidden by law and are void Dated
The Nineteenth tav of Se?teu her. 1913.
" ~ ARK TiNiPBELL. 81 John-strcet y. \.
% -, 1--N = ,-tnrreS, AtrachIng Crs.!ltar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-13

ss=fsvs aNEW YORK AND KINGSTON
77z1ss.z,,.--, STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
cs-TysII2s Nttor Kingston and Delaware and Ilud
sou Canai-Steamboa,s NORWICH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH, Captain JOHN SAMuEIs, will leave New
York foot Of Warren street, Wednesday and Saturday
at 5 o'clock, r NJ.
WIN leave Kingston tRondou) Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, at O'clock, P. NJ.
The EMERALD Captain JOHN KEroHum, will leave
New oIk foot Of Murray strse Monday and Thurs
DAY O'Clock, T. NJ.
win leave inSst,n Nondout) Landing every Wednes-
day and Saturday at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board. mhS9t If
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
RANGERS NOTICE.

Taken up by Josiah NJ. Cade on
the 18th day Of Sept. last, one sorrol
mare, four years Cd, last spring, wi h
small star in her forehead, left hind
foot white, about IA hands high.
Also, one sorlel stallion poncy,
with blaze in his face, left hin& foot
white. about 49, hands nigh. Ap-
praised by Jesse Patty and jackson
Shoemaker, the mare TO $27 SO and
the horse 10 $50.
VAN S. hELL, kaaser. " c.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
JUHN w, DSON,
1a,' Coll ctor Of ~. c
No' ember Goth 1912 % tbs
Tar Coklecioy's Sale.
In WINSTON CouaTY, MIssIssIp

In winston CouaTY, MISSISSIPPI.
Y WilIeypose 10 public sale, TO The
a highest bidder for cash, al The
door Of the coult house of Winston
County, Mississippi,
On Moaday the Oh dlg of March,
1913, within the hours, and in he
manner P,e,clibcd by law, The fol-
loving described tracts or parcels of
land situated in sid county, or SO
much thereof, as will be sufficient e.
satisfy the State and County taxes
due for the year 1919, and also all
legal costs and charges that may ac.
crue thereon, to viii:
The N + Or oflhe S w ar ofSec
went, SIX, in township fifteen north
If range Twelve east, containing thir-
y.nine acres more or less, Amount
# taxes due thereon, seventy-fy.
enis, taxed as the properly Of iona /
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

0~TIn acts OF kindness it is be ter
to be the giyer than the recivor, but
in cases Ofrevenge or malice. II is bel-
ter to receive ihan give. To The for
mer proposition, however, there is one
excepton-it would be better for
Others, as well IS ourselves, if We
would be more ready TO receive adj
vice than 10 give il.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
JOHN A. DEVILL
JOHN III. HARDY.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
Westport, Mi. Dec. 3, 1912.
In Winston COUNTY, Misais ipD

IN Winston Couniy, Missis ippi.
will expose to public sale, to the
n highest bidder, for Cash, at the
door of the Courthouse in Winston
county, Mississippi,
OmMonday, he 6ihdoy Of Morch, 1913,
within the hours, aud in the manne,
prescribed by law. the following des.
cribed trdcis or parcels of Land, stu
ated insaid county, or so much there.
Of as will be sufficient TO satisfy The
Stale and County Taxes due thereon
forthe year 1872, and also, all legal
costs and charges that may accrue
thereon, TO vii:
The east half Of the south cast or
OF sec no three, in Township no lour-
teen north, of Range no ten east. con-
taining eighty acres, more or less.
Amount Of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents.
The east half of the north east ar
OF sec no four, in Township no four.
Teen, OF Range no ten east, contain
ing eighty acres, more or less. Am
cunt oftaxes due thereon, sixty cents.
The south f qI of sec no seven
teen, N township no fourteen north.
Of Range no ten east CONTAINING
One hundred and Sixty acres
more or less. Amount of iaxos Az.
thereon. Que dollars and % cent.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
DISSOLUTION.
HHE COMPREHENSIVE here.

n tofore existing bctwcenthe sub
scrbers, under the name, finn a, d
stye of Bevill & Haldy, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm, ill
please make payment 10 James Be-
will & Son, by whom the business OF
the concern will hereafter be conduct
ed, and who alone are authorized tc
settle the business Of the firm OF BE.
will s. Hardy.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
joins W.HUDSON,
JnG COIiecf0y ". C..
Nov. 26 h is 2. 23-tds

Nov. 26 h Is 2.-23-tds
TAX COLLECTORSSALE
In WINSTON County ElIsslssippl.
4 will expose to public SAFE. to the
n highest bidder, for cash, at The
door of tie court house, Of Winston
county. Mississippi,
On Monday The 6 h day of March
lS43, within the hours and in the
manner prescribed by law, the tol
lowing Described tracts, or pracels
of land. situated inNaid county. or So
much thereof, as will be sufficient 10
satisfy the state and equity taxes due
for the year 1912, and also. all & !
costs and charges that may accrue
therein, to wit:
The east half Of section no eight,
in Wowl ship no sixteen n0,h Of
Range ten cast, three hundred and
twenty acres more or le S. Amount
oftaxes due thereon, two dollars and
forty cents.
The east halfof north west or Of
section no eight, Township 10 six
teen, of Range no ten cast, contain
ing elghiy ores more or less. Amt.
Of taxes due thereon, one dollar and
twenty Gems.
The cast haIf Of the south west or
of section no eight, in Township no
sixteen. north Of Range ten east, con
tanning eighty acres m re or less.
Amount of taxes due thereon, sixty
cents.
The west half ofthe south west ar
of section no nine,' in Township no
sixteen, north of Range no ten east,
containing seventy nine acres more
or less. Amour: of taxes due there
on, fifty nine and half cents.
All Of said lands taxed as the pro-
perry of Elijah Page IL Benjamin E.
Dollarhide, and were originally grant
ed to them.
JOHN w. HUDSON,
Tao Coilecior, w, c.
NJ OctL I Otl -
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

LpTvrIR rn0M COZ. DEN1 On
wAsslssrcr cry Dec. ., isia


wAsnineror CIV, Dee. ., ibia
Mpsass, lILAtA A. lIivta A mo'r'
neni ofsomu ~ my lfianda ~ AIIsiou'
a, which, wha lnlobdrd ns u mcfo
compliment Ia me, sd u mcfo 80
preston ~ their individual oplnioii'
has brought upon no afeal dcpl ~
trouble. ~ lhc shHpc oin clodd NJ lcl'
lot from all pnns Of lho Union, call'
Iag upon me III deEne mg p03ii0n
IN rci0fiOn 10 me HcFf P,csid,HrN."
Tie number 1T these letters puu II
out u my power 10 answer ihcnj md
not 10 answer, might seem 10 adult
Tie conclusions which they imrlyl
aud, 10 nuke n definition OF my posi-.
ton, isa thing Tint | cnnuot DO. !
never change my post on, and, there
folc never have 20 tint n, OF dcfHc
Il. leevc IL TO my conduct TO tell
what amt and if thai isnot suli, len,
donot think the use Of phrases will
help the mptier. ] am 10 political
enigma, and reed 40 solutions OH thc
HthlHehtpi 1"cnh""y OF any Nih'l
NV conduct has shown ne TO be fol
Mn. VAN BunEN for the pre- idcncy
and against myself for any place
whatever, except the one have; 8
with this declaration, | hope my cor
respondents in all pats Of the Union
will be satisfied, and will consider
their inquiries fully answered.
Yours, respectfully,
THUS. ii. BENTON.
Globe.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

On MoHdoyh GbdoD NoUhslbiSi
within 40 hours and IN his liifIlnr'
y eatibcd ~ hw lDo followipR De-
stiihd ipds - paueif oflead, 'ilue
ird N sbd t0uh,, ~ 10 luueli ll'ctool
ls will he sUild,et Va sniisi, The
state aud counts 'iaNcs due lbeion
ftf 0c jcm 1919, pDd al'o nll legl
c,slsaud changes Hat nioj nc' 100 10.
Hii
Tie east lmlf Of 'Cuth wtsl AZ ol
sec 40 ! IN Township 40 10 north Of
Range 10 Gust, combining ~ ncfcp
moro of les. Amount Il Taxes due
tbcron Gny cigh and u hall cculs.
Tic moth west ~ ol sec po ~ w
Township 10, north ol Range no ten
east onlnmng lj1 htfcsmorc ~ los.
Amount of Taxes due thereon, Sl
ISL cent?,
The wet hall Of .oulh cast ~ Of s,
no A IN 'rowns'p no 10 moth oIRg
nr ~ cn,t containing ~ acres moro
OF less. Amount Of Taxes due there
on, hfy light and half cents.
The west half Of the south west a.
ofsoc no twcnty.tlnec, in Township
no 61ccn, north OF Range no ten east
conlaini g 10 acres more or less. a.
mount OF taxes due thereon, ll,ty .ninc
and a-halfcents.
The northwest or Of stcno %, IL
Township no ID, nor h of Range no
10 east, containing 100 acres more or
less. Amount OF taxes due thereon,
one dollar and twenty cents.
All s. id lands taxed as the property
of Elijah Page and were originally
granted to him.
JOHN w. HUDSON.
1dp Collector Of W. C..
November 26th 1912. % IDS.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

'Ilip tHsi hall ~ llW ipIh W'F' "
~ ssc ~ a. vunlotn M fvNHlllP ~
fomiseb uonIi, n ilnure 40 go tps'
eounluing clRlay af's, tnofe ~ lfsf'
AmJunl ~ laktsd4o lhefc'u, lb'f''
cents
1he soah ,Bsl ~ of eco no o.
10 TDWDsi % i.uf 100 nnih' ~
llnnge 30 irn rt'l. ceulhininp onf
hundred and sixty attcs. q olculfsn
Amount 81 lnxcs duo licicot, two
dollars aud twenty cents
All ofsnid lands laxcd We Use prop
erli a Jeln Y, Aleiaedef' and wee
Originally granted Ga him.
JOHN w, HUDSON,
1Or C0Heci0r ". &
Nov. 20. 1912. s3ds
IAN COLLECTORS SALE,
N WiNsroN CoryqY MisHsIrrt
4 will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder Tor ensh, at the
door Of the court house ia Winston
county, Mississippi,
On MOI day lhc Clh day ofMorcl
1919. within tic hours, aud IN ihc
manner prcsctlhed by law, the FOL.
lowing Described tracts or parcels Of
hand. situated in said county. or 50
much thereof ~ will be sufficient ia
satisfy The State aud County taxes
due ior the year 1912, aud also, nll
legal costs aud charges that may &c.
crue thereon. to wit:
The west hall Of the south west q
Of section no ono, in Township no
thilteen, north Of Range 40 eleven
east, containing eighty acres more or
ess. Amount of taxes due lhercor,
sixty cents.
The west halfofthc north west or.
of section no one, in Township no
ihirtecn north of Range no eleven
cast, containing eighty acre more or
less, Amount Of taxes due thereon,
sixty cents.
The east half of the north cast or
Of section 10 two. in Township no
thirteen north Of Range eleven, con
tanning sevtniy five acres more or
less. Amount Of taxes due thereon,
fifty one and halfctns.
The east half Of the $. e. or, Of
section no two. in Township 10 thil-
cen north Of Range no eleven east.
.ontainirg seventy FIVE acres mole or.
ess. Amount Of taxes due thereon.
ICY one and a halt cents.
The north cast qrof section no
we've, in township thuteen norh Of.
tan2e eleven cas-, continuing one
aud sixty two acres more or
IS. Amount Of taxes due ineuoo, !
i2iIN four Drnte. All OF said laud, +
lxrd as thc r,Qpery Of Jolm HAYNES,
nd We're originally granicd to said
haynes.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

IN NVEiI'''N y - NNNIT.
IN Biaaoa Coaetg Mississippi,
4 WILL expose 20 public sale TO the
h ghcs bidder for cash at The door
Of tlp Court House Of Winston Coun-