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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Ibeg leave to give notice to the AMERICAN PEOPLE,
of all classes and conditions that making Prepara-
tons repubsh the cheapest STYLE and In the week
ly qusrto form of newspapers diversified and valuable
selection from tho RELIGIOUS LITERATURE OF Chris
tisnity, produced by the of genius belonging to
every sect during the last two hundred years
The reason for attempting such project plain Ma
terialsm nndely and immortality of all kinds. have Of
late been ndusousy circulated throughout the country
under such imposing Names and to great extent
that something be done to revive the ancient sp
rit of Religion AMI Morals Lecturers of all knds-so
phists on every suhjectthe worst and wickedes era
ture France and England reproduced in the cheapest
forms, have demoralzed the age-and upset all the esta
blished land marks OF morality and religion throughout
the land.
is therefore necessary that something should be done
But who is to do til
If none other WILL shall. propose to rrpublish in
the cheapest form, in quick succession selection from
the works of the best and purest RELIGIOUS AU
THoRs be they Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Catholic,
Methodist Baptist or any other denomination. These
econs will not be religious controversybu such
treat on practical pety-on good worksand on the &c
neral principles of Christianity without the bad spirit Of
sectarianism.
To carry this project WELL possess large printing
establishments, and the HERALD, daily newspaper, of
shry thousand circulation considered the principal
advertising organ in the country capable of giving
throughout the Union intelligence of these works as
they appear This Printing Establishment comprises 10
presses so printers pounds OF type and consump
ton Of about of paper, of all kinds per week.
We have every means in power to carry this pro-
ect into operation-and we believe that the American
public is ready aid and assist any who will throw
himself into the breach, and endeavor to revive the
Gent piety virtue. and principles of our orefathers in
opposition to modern sceptcsm and immortality which
are stealing seahy the present generation under
the masks of geology, mesmersm, fouriersm, finance
neurology transcendentam, human perfectabilty and
the whole train modern philosophy and light literature
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1Sl3.
- So - T.. ] 80

SPKlNG ARRANGEMENI FUR 1913
& 80 IL 80
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
DASSAGE to and from Great Britain and lre md by the
susr line Of packets sshnG on the lat 7h l3h 18th and
The old Black Bali line Of packets are a. foIlow,:-
SSSSHESsSSsSTSsE,t GsP,iHd Bis.''"'
s sSSsTTs ASfFe Captain Captain fEs SsSS:
51SSe s 6AS t. S:sisiRG . %Stsi's;
The Lane 9e ory
ship. wiz al b de- sssd from Liverpool TO Bq;,H9
Mes cheo snp nS s differ
n B Il sG ses se year h sss
the sIsSsioa Of those persons. residing he Ussd
s and
be BY the LIN, e packet ea ship
the smT,sn. r:t class wesnoMn A%eIe,o IN, hIs io%p
%
during the thereby avoiding detention Those
neeted with h, business will be executed with his usual
command preference for this line aud eo1np Of the
Ss wi, msh his so s @
se %onsy =. fire., passage can sS
e., h Len a.d regard his
s%a aTs paid and FL The banking house. on
United State s who WI. G0s
ueIr ends residing of the United KINGDOM will
please nece on the receipt of the here, with
S .e ponpy 70 # dat, for he amount at he
by first packet ship and receipt or duplicate of same re-
turned hroush the post Office For further Particular apply
lif by letter post rsdl 10 " -
oaS " HkF SSlSsSSSs d ss.A fs.ss
and Neptune 81, Wat, roo Dock LivernooI
In observation-disclosures DANIEL Wright Co GLASGOW 'o
la IreaJ-- Dnnis De.ny, Esq. Dublin; Messrs JOSEPH
Allen CO. Belfss Mr.. VIM Cairns Londondt rry A. Mur
cay, ESQ Cork. d23es
NEWBURYPORT Bank Notes wanted for short time :
y. SYLVEsTERS,
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Fen. |. William Carpenter VS. Benjamin Reeres.-This
action for assault and battery the 9th July last
The plaintiffs City Marshal and in attempting to levy
execution upon some property belonging to defendant
il is alleged that he struck plaintiff with the heae board
of bedstead The defence that the officer did not
make the proper levy in the first place and hen that he
made use OF improper and ihsung language, justifying
the assault The character Of defendant proved to be
good
Verdict for plaintiff $50 and costs.
C. r. BUTLER for plaintiff Bucklsnd Aitkin Tor de'en-
dant
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UNITED STATES
TEA DRUM.
l21, late I29 Chatham sfyeef, Ncp York.

III, idM 10 Chatham sfreef, NetU YORK
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY coutinue to Offer fo'
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes delicious aud
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears the
,horouehy secured from light and air that til quality aud
of brsuess perhaps scarcely be exccled
founded upon the utmost regard to the rights Of he
en- especially with resrect weight and Quality unr
vailed eheapness All purchasers called upon any
articles which tail the the fullest cton
the money will be cheeullv and promptly refunded Com
try chauts public establishments, heads of families and
shipnastrs find decided advantage 10 supply the m.
selyoa from tins establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all of the United sutes executed with
prom titude and des patch .L..
- The only warehouse IN America for The sale of Hou.
quas celebrated Blsoh Tea. ia lmsr
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ECONOMY IN DRESS
onnR RnAnWAX OrrO 1--WE Tnk EOUNTAlN.

229 BROADWAY, OfrO .IrE THE FOUNTAIN
sugsea the community that am furnishing everv
tce of clothing at IrppoTtorably moseIt" pces for
winch our have hern eorded aud would solicit
caii in, those capsbe OF appearing ms work
ey may Judge of he ndaos Offered TO thvse paying
staSs ~ n III, city requiring garments will pleas. learn
pnlcs. ,,,,, ., ,r.,.-,.
100 lmse Draper aud Tailor.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
~ IL Ii @ ~

2eAE .M3lk 49, St&&k, &hG&
For the better accommodation of Shippers is intended 20
despatch ship from this the 5h oh 18TH Goth. and
M each month"; snclng the 10th October and contina'
unn May when days will be appointed for the re.
cander of the year whereby delays and
gill be revenred during the months The foowin'
hIs viii commence this arrangement
Snip lAZOQ, Captain Cornell.
Ship OCONEE, Captain Jackson.
Ship MISSISSIPPI Captain Hilliard.
Snip LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt.
shIp SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
Ship CASTOR, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Mulnford.
Ship OCMULGEE, Captain Lssy!tt.
Snip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight
Ship LOUISA Captain Mufsrd
These ships built the city OF New YORK. express
for packets light draft Of water have recently been
WHY coppered and splendid order With accommodation,
Tor for comfort They commanded
~ masters who will make every exertsn TO CIV,
General satisfaction. They will all times be towed and
Town the Mississippi by steamboats,. 49,
Neither the captains of these ships will be response
for eweIry bullion precious stones silver or plated ware
any letters parcel package sent ~ rpgt on beard o.
them unless regular Bills aiding taken for the ans
the value thereon expressed.
Eor freight passage, apply
z. X. COLLINS & CO, S. South st., or
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to te address
The ships of this line warranted 10 sail puncuaY ad
esed and will be taken 10 have the goods correct
measured ms
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GOURAUDS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
SUPER ELIIOIIS HAIR


SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE universal popularity OF this Justly celebrated Chemica
Preparation for the destruction Of the strongest and toughest
stubborn beard Of needs word OF comment in its
praise Is speient 70 sly a T. 81 70 be found in city
Boai~aysi per bots. Beware Of deleterous limitations.
"hefS also may Dc had GotyRAUp,s
EAU ID h Il A u T E.
allied for estrmin ting TAM Pimpes Botcbcs saoy,
ness Sores and all cuan eIupons and ecng healthy
Gourauds vegetable Liquid Rougea superb article and
the only one in use 50 cents per bottle.
inn arting pure life like wheness the complexion free
from the properties generally entering combina
o1a % S,Ss Yo@Rsspy S@,!%s MsSs%
Poughkespsie J,ed Gray; Utc, Wade druggist, Hamilton
FsaIas Ns9%eb Wells Ha@eS4sy. Hartford '' cRa.
dresser springfield; Greene Co.. Worcester; Bart Lille
En, Cosse:ha south Second s. Ney Bsdfo,s; Jordan
Newburypert, Hodges Portsmouth, Preston; Portland, Paker
Exchange st; Bangor, Guild; Halloweli, scammoR. New
Lancaster. s ba
Robinson periodical agent; Pittsburgh, Turtle; Cincinnati
bhema; hGo Main Trfs VA Mrs.
Md, Baltimore 8. Hance &C. he Applications for agent
eie must be post paid none other taken from the posoi
tionabe Within few this remarkable aud useful
mca invention for completely eradicatng ,upeuous har
excited the cupdity OF base connie feite WIN
snatch from the the recompenss for his
that every bottle the Poudre Subtitle square and Fe
Goupud Poudc Subtitle N w. east each bottle and the
Doctors fac simil engraved the outside wrapper Duec
tious, French and English, accompany Zach bottle.
Remember the only office ~ Y for the above celebrated
Cosmetic 1857 Walker street. one door from Broadway.
no THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mfture-Ih,s exrsney delicious and nnpar raj
roneJ is now FOR sale az the Canton Tea Compauy5 GENERAL
Tea Establishment, lel Chatham ST. New York-n Chinese
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SUN OFFICE, N. Y, !
Aug. %, 1912.
Mr.. H. v. BUTLER -
Sir
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. Y, five hundred
reams of paper per Ueek, for
six months from the 18th OF
October, 1912, to be Of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for in cash
every two weeks.
NJ. Y. BEACH.
! accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. V. 8UTLER.
Aug. 81, lsl2.
Witness, NJ. s. BEACH,
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By these documents will be that the Herald has
much larger circulation than the Sun, and is therefore
decidedly the best for advertising Yet we would not
ask any person select either paper contrary to he
own views and feelings. The paper maker for the Sun
slavery respectable and very honorable man-and CAPT
al paper manufacturer. So also our paper makers
Messrs Persse and Brooks with whom we have dealt to
the extent of nearly $2ooO0O in pepper. Advertisers will
remember tkes facts.
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New YORK HERALD
OFFICE, Nov. /, l842.
MRssRs. PERssE 4 BROOKS
GENTLEMEr -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, Ne " York
Seven hundred and fifty
reams per ,ceek Of the small
sized paper % 49, for the
Daily Herald.
Also 60 rearns per ceek OF
the large sized 81 s<46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF qusli-
~ equal TO this specimen =
Payments to be made each
tceek in cash, in full for that
week.
THAMES g. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as di-
rected.
PERssE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, tw;,r~..as
SAMUEL BknAN,
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To Business Advertisers.

To Business Advertisers.
Advertisers and men of business, who want to make
the selection OF vehicle for their notices in the ap
preaching spring business particularly called to the
following authentic documents relative to the circulation
of the two leading papers in the city =
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AGE NTs.

ne following is list of the agents for the Herald
are found Tor sale regularly -
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PULLEN e. COPP'S
aR SO &f&

NEW YORK. ALBA w TROY. AND MONTREAL
EXPRESS ILL., - =
Meny. HaIndsn CO, having disposed of their route
IRON New Me- York to Albany and Trey tie .ubser
Elpte., from New York. will con!pSe to
Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express will for
ward Specie Bank Notes Packages Bundles Cases Of Goods
Sc, any place between Nsw York aud Montreal and
throughout the Canada' Also East from Troy and Albany
All business entrusted their charge will be promptly
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
of notes dafs accepances &c. and made for
The same, N -
PULLEN COPP.
Ofices-Pullen Copp, ~ Wall street, New York
Thos. Cough, IS Exchange, Albany.
u. Filkips, 228 River street, Troy
8. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul st, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
NEw YoRK. ALBANY. Troy.
Prime, Ward King, Il. j. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little, u Co, Thos. Cough. p. Wells,
John L. Smith, & Co.. 8. X. Stow
Pepoon & Hoffman, Z. 9. Douglass,
Carpenter u Vermiye, +. Leahe
Houghton K Co.
Drew. Co ma
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s.; : :. R sa "a ]

From Peek Flip, East RIVER, -
The and splendid steamboat NE W HAVEN, Captain
X pustan viii leave Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day afternoon, al o'clock
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately the
arrival of the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
change of cars baggage. M
For further information, enquire at the Office Of
. 49,. rr-r ID. B. ALLEN, 30 PECK slip, up stairs.
An persons forbid trusting account of the
above hOais "
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NJ kWBURYPOkr Bank Notes wanted for short time
~ Drafts on PHILADELPHIA and Boston, fer sale az
r. J SYLVEsTERS,
dsr ~ Wall ct aud 40 Broadway.
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NO THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howqua Mixtue-This extremely delicious and raj
lced Tea highly celebrated IN China and Europe Just
ported for sale AZ the Canton Tea Compauys General
Tea Establishment, rel Chatham New Iork-in Chinese
pric cents and iI2 im~r
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sMG1 a. REGULAR OPPOSITION TO CATS
n KILL, and intermediate landings. wthou, tow
lays wednesday, and Fridays. om New York. Tuesdays
Thursdays and or from Cattss 50 cents
wye csg.. Vanderbilt q, s will
For iSIi6sT particular. inquire the board By
XXX
pacesl Tor freight and passage at reduced prices ne
vR on sE ESA York hIN Ta 81 aEp sTAGEs
@n iHS off, Of s% 4o Ssf
Leaves sesl5 M.n'ion House Bedford every Monday.
ss 'sS 'Ha fRos
S,s..S Nil. IN:
'T'''' ''''''' HIRAM pEEoREsT.
&C LEWIS ropre,or..
The Red Bid Line s,ss. will continue ds1py the
York at o'clock ~, sunday; s 5 l. .oprsr
i lm.r Promietor.
4. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL pAcKETs.-r,sh.
s ps ship RoGEs sqEGar G enSn p H.,
Wood use will sail positively asC,e, her regular day
ns Of Liverpool sF' as M''' "0'dn'
steerage be surpassed ali improve
s SSf ass & S %.: ssy sSpe.sa OF
= w. W. !. /, PEI. Fl g g,s' Sc! South It,
s:ir3u, 70, tn friends ias O eO9 IN
.oovs avore ship which leaves LivepooI on the 5R Of April
pied Nth draft, for any payable on demand without
iscount all the principal towns Of Great Britain and Ire
and.
he packet shin Hottinguer will succeed Rochester
all on the 10Th March, her regular dsv. 1877
CIRST PREMIUM HOSE PIPE-India Rubber H,se Pipe,
fex bic and perfectly ush suitable for the Croton
his article perhaps the beat for the purpose Of irrigation
hiug windows convey the roof &c OF
fire OF any thing OF the kipd introduced quite clean
the feence of OF the largest Hoes
Filming establishments and others since Of
the in the city, 1t is made OF preraraton of
Duck ia Rubber by tie AID OF powerful Roxbu
chnery ia deying I'll ard furnished
any sirabe engt I'll cabre with ~ couplings
tched Our adjustment has also the New
the ney invented Hemp Hose. and will with
pr,mpness Pumoes aud the tade airs ! yited liberal
erms Warehou Of the Roxbury INDIA Rubber Est Lls
ment, u Maiden Laue.
dso lmr.. succe-sorto Rorbnry Inda RubbcrCo
4 UMBEHMENs' BANK, Warren, Pa, Northampton
IL Bank Allentown, Pa Newburyport, Mass, bought at
' 3, j. SYLVEsfERS,
% Wall st, and 1870 Broadway
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az REMiTTANCES TO IRELAND, Sc, he
kKx& The subscriber continues transmit
large small to persons residing in any part of Ire
and the he, and his predecessor busr
have done for the last hty years and also, any
part OF England OF Scotland.
Money bv letter (post paid) the subscriber
ersonaly deposited with him with the pane of the
5ersons Ireland England Scotland whom IL be
SEM ard post town, will be immediately transmitted
and ped accordingly and receipt TO that effect for
warded 10 the sender. p
IL like with claims in part Of
ireland England Scotland be collected by the
for residing part Of the United States
Canada and will be paid TO them accordingly.
ia ifa<r fatfhRt3t. VI RHINE " % ~dar
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x66 PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOUL-The very
kE3N superior packet ship MEMPHIS Capt Knight, viii
fzA&fA<asail from Liverpool early in March
Pe,sons wishing send for their friends have them
brought out her of the regular packets bv applying
personally, or if BY letter. post yad. u = :
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street South
PS-Dras for any amount payable at sight any nank,
branch ola bank England Ireland and Scotland
given by applvi IS above. jy23r
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-29
by WILLIAM S. BAILEY, Judge o.
Z D the Probate Court Of Madison coun.

by WILLIAM S. BAILEY, Judge OF
D the Probate Court Of Madison coun.
y, State Of Mississippi. Notice is hereby
given, that on application TO me by George
CaIhcon of the county and State aforesaid,
who claims an undivided half part of all
that tract OF land, being known as, and con-
s'stlng of the northeast quarter and the
east half OF the northwest quarter, aud the
east half OF the southeast quarter Of Sec
lion numbered twenty-five, OF township
numbered nine, of range numbered two
east of the basis ;.eridian of the Choctaw
land district; also the west halt of the
northwest quarter, and the west half of the
southwest quarter, Of section numbered
thirty Of township numbered nine, of range
numbered three east of the basis meridian
aforesaid, lying and being in the county
of Madison and State of Mississippi, have
nominated Wesley Drane, Hugh A. ii.
Lawson and James Presley Commission
ers TO divide said tract of land into equal
shares or parts, and unless proper obJec-
tions are stated to me at the Clerks office
of the Probate COult Of Madison county at
the courthouse in Canton on the 9TH day
Of September next, the said Wesley Drane,
Hugh A. ii. Lawson and James Presley
will then be appointed Commissions s, to
make partition of the said lands pursuant
to an act, entitled can act concerning The
partition Of lands held by coparceners,
juint tenants, and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
June, lS43.
WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
Judge Of Probate, NJ. C.
June 80, l843.
Primers fee $50. 1879
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Tx COLLECTORS Sale,

IWil proceed to sell at the court house
door of Madison county, Mississippi, in The
town of Canton, for cash, on
Monday, The 2jM day Of September lS43,
the following Lots or parcels of Land, TO
satisfy The State and county Tax due there
on for they year 1912, according to the
law made and provided for the recovering
uf the Sale and County Tax, 10 wit
Lot numter ten, in section thlrty-two,
town,hip ten, range one, eas'; entered by
Thomas c. Vaughn and assessed as hls
p,opcriy. Taxes ne for lc42, SO 81.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax CoIect. OF Madison county.
June 9th, 1913.
Printers lee $l5. ala
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TIN COLLECIUh'S SALE.


| VIII proceed 10 sell at the c9url house
door OF Madison county, Mississippi, in
the to"A 0. Canton, for cash, on
Monday, the 2sh dag Of August, 1913,
the following LOIS or parcels of Land, to
,at,sfy The Suite and County Tax due
thereon for the year 1912, according to
the law maze and provided for the rccov-
crinI Of The Stlte and County Tax, VIZ
Lot number three, in section Thirty.
five, township nine, range four, east; as
ses>cd as The properly OF Abner Lack
Taxes due for 1912, As cents.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax CoIlectr OF Madison county.
June . 4th, 1913.
Printers fec Sl1. 4l-l0
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Tx COLLECTORS SAFE.

Z win proceed TO sell at the Court
& House door OF Madison county, MlssIs-
$ ppi, in the town of Canton, for cash. on
Monday. TIE 25M day Of September 1913,
The following Lots or parcels OF Land TO
satisfy he State andcounl Tax due here
On for the year 1912. according to the law
m de end provided for the recovering OF
the STATE and County Tax, TO wit
The south cast quarter Of section three,
and tie east half of ,ection ten, and the east
h4if of southwest quarter Of section ten
township eleven. range talcc, cast; asses
ed rs the property of Robert Ferrlday.-
Taxes due tor !94?, $l2 %.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county.
June . I, 1913.
Printers zee Sl5. did
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DUNCAN YORK,
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


| Will proceed to sell at the court house
door OF Madi>on county, Mississippi, in the
town of Canton, for cash, on
Monday, tte 25th day Of September, 1913,
the following lots or ptrceIs of Land, TO
sal, ly the State and county Tax due there
on iur the year 1912, according to the aw
made and provided for The recovering of
the State and county Tax, to wit
The east halt of The northwest quarter
of section twenty-five, township twelve,
range four, east; assessed as The property
of John Sherrod. Taxes due for 1872,
IS cents
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector of Madison county.
June 24lh, l943.
Printers fee SIS. 41-l4
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NUNCAN YORK.
Tx COLLECTORS SIZE

| viii proceed t. sell at the court house
door of Madison county, Mississippi, in the
town OF Canton, for cash, on
Monday, tie 28h day Of August, ls43,
the following lots or parcels OF Land, to
sltIsfy The State and county tax due there
on for the year l6i2, according to the law
made and provided for the recovering Of
the State and County Tax, 10 wit
The east half OF the northeast quarter
Of section nineteen, and the east half of
the southeast quarter of section eighteen.
and the north half Of the west malt, and
the northwest quarter of section twenty,
township seven, range one, east; assessed
as the property Of Hamilton Washington
Taxes due Tor 1912, So So.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county
June 2i,h, 1913.
PIiater'5 les SII. 4I-IO
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DUNCAN YORK,
TAX COLLECTORlS SALE

viii proceed to sell at the court house
looF OF Madison county, Mississippi, in
the town Of Canton, for cash. on
Moaday, The 2att Dag Of Aagust, 1913,
the following Lots or rar-e's ofLand. to
satisfy the Stale and County Tax due
!nefeon ioT tno ear 1912, according to
me ia" made and provided for the recoy-
eTlng Of the S'a'e and County Tax, VIZ
The north half Of section thirty-six,
township eight, range one, east; assessed
as the properly Of the estate # Isaac Cald-
we'll Taxes due for 1912, 50 90.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county
June "a, 1913.
Printers fee 81. ALTO.