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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

RAIN tk. rEMrERANcE.--The mere prospect
of 4 temperance meeting procured lis, in The
beginning of the week, two or three days fair
weather but when the elements were duly
informed W the nature Of the gathering, they
seem 10 have hoisted the standard Of opposi-
ton III sober earnest. The meeting was just
about NJ thin as water gfasl-entlrely loo
cold wa,erish to benefit the planters in any
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

NJ The editor Of The Dee says he is aecns-
IA ,plinr the statements Ut country papers "at
their value How many Of his does he give
in pxchpner for one Of theirs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

YgtIow f~ntth--The New orlea's paPefS
say tina, ever, case Of this disease, witnessed
In that place This summer. has been imported
seine from Havana and some from Vera
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

Mn, GAYS n~usr,pSs-The Grafton deity
,tcd before The West Feiiciana lodge, on The
t.,h .r lime. a ~. Franeisyille, il on oiI first
page II -day. 'lha document IN pint lo"S'S''
for ,s none of he attractions That acco'hFa-
nied It's delivery. i will be Per"sed WIN IN
tpfpSf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

| Balance, being the nett funds
derived from. the public
lands 92,44g.34I lf
In addition to lands sold, there have beer
granted to the new States, for purposes of in.
ternal Improvement, education, &c. grants 70,
military services, reservations made, and sold
for the benefit of Indians, &c. SO, 1856. l:1g
acres.
Of the public lands, Virginia, New York,
Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cot coded 1so,Goo,s1o
Georgia coded 1886, 500
North and South Carolina coded 26,432,O0O
Purchased Of France and Spain 9s7,s52 1872
Total 1,212,7 8 1913
= This report also contains the deeds of ces-
sion from the several states, every one of
which expressly provides that the cession is
made for the ommon use and benefit of the
several states. We quote from the deed of
Virginia as an example
"That all the lands within the territory so
coded, &c. shall be considered as a common
fund for the use and benefit Of such Of the Uni
ted States as have become or shall become
members Of the confederation or federal ALI.
ance of the United States, Virginia inclusive,
according TO their usual respective proportions
in the general charge and expenditure, and
shall be faithfully and bona fide disposed of
for that purpose, and for no other use or pur-
pose whatsoever.
Also from the cession Of Massachusetts
"Whereas several of the States in the I'm
ion have at present nc interest in the great
and extensive tract of MnculfiVated country
lying in the westerly part of the United States,
and IL may be reasonable that the STATES ADORE
mentioned should be interested in the aforesaid
country, Be it enacted" &c.
Senator Buchanan, OF Pa, at a recent ce-
Il Iteration at Lancaster, gave the following
toast
1.-THE National E~xcheguer: As Democrats,
we were deeply indebted to John Tyler for
his two bank vstoes ) but whilst our graft
tude was glowing he caneszed The DEBT, by
upon us a government Bank more
dangerous to liberty than either Of the banks
he had vetoed"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

THE N. O. 1IERAIp-L.bok here, General,
when you get through with thai copy of The
North American, we should like to take one
turn at It. IT we delay a perusal much longer,
the article will get old, and should that num-
Der remain long SO far from home, our file
might be interrupted.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29
TO TIE WINGS.

The Wings Of this parish aud West Baton
fsnttsc, art requested to meet ut The office OF
the Baton Rouge Gazette, on Wednesday, The
OH August neSt, at 1t o'clock, a. NJ. for epe-
.i.t husiurHs,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

nurwsKp orr. -Four or five soldiers he"
lunging tu the garrison IN thfs place. 'as' WON
daY.4 Crime, desettieh.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

FerSp pEAn,-A man in a field, neat wash
,nston Adams co.,. Miss. lie was very wei
dressed. Tn suppositton was that ne was
litlad hv lightning no one knew him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

u Our old friend Tom Owen the Bee
Hunter. alias Thorpe, gave Us a call this
week. lie had been perigrinating the prai-
ries aud bayous Of Attakapas and Opelousas
and was on his return to Iontorlia.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

al Cannot some the City papers furnish
,s c%o,ntIeie reiutns of orr btaI" elections
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

The p1FFERENcE.-When old John Adams
signed the alien and seditiun law. the inton.
ton OF which was to put down the insidieus
stulking foes OF the country, he was styled a
tyrant WHEN Gen. jackson preached the
doctrine that he was THE government, and
praetieed it, too, his adulators criod-"1'loro's
Democracy ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

LowELL.-They make nearly q million
and a quarter yards of cotton cloth at Low
ell, per week, employ about 1000 opera
lives (6375 ~fenales) and use $4,000 lbs.
of raw cotton per week. The annual a.
mount OF raw cotton used is %, 56s ,OO0lbs
enough TO load SO ships of go tons each,
and Of cotton manufactured 7~O,275,9I0
pards-1O0 lbs. of cotton will produc e 50
yards Of cloth.
AFTER rHoUGHTs.--When the veil Of
death has been drawn between US and the
objects of our regard, how quick-sigIhed
do we become 10 their merits, and -bilter-
ly do we then remember words OF looks of
unkindness which may have escaped us
IN our intercourse with them. How care
full should such thoughts render us in full
flment of those Offices of affection which
it may yet be in our power 10 perform-for
who can tell how soon the moment may
arrive when repentance cannot be follow.
ed by repafatlon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

q Al new steamer called the Concordia,
has been launched upon our waters. She IS
pronounced very fine.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

u Amos Kendall gives, among other rea-
solls why Van Buren, should he the candidate
Of The l~oeaforo party, that he nas cheated out
Of his e~iection in 1910 BY The Peepfe. A
graeeless set of ~raseals these People, accord
ing to The creed modern Of democracy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

qJ The Alabama elections come oT next
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

subject If this punishment. as loig as he
lives. What, them becomes Of this scare
crow, extra. humiliating punishment III the
Army I the advantages il decidedly in favor
Of the Soldier, Oh the score Of light pnnislls
inent. But say you, you have omitted 10 nos
tiee The extreme punishment Of tloging mud
even tlsatl. in certain cases, for military Of
fences. In answer to this, | would simply
Say, that instances uf the above modes Of
punishment have become 60 rare. and the
Offences for which they are ever used, being
of So aggravated a nature, that the best dis.
position which | ran make or Il, is 10 place
it as All ullset to hanging, In civil life as it
Ii pretty evident That tIoee who lay themselves
liable IL thu former, III military life, would
run great risk Of ths latter, were they in civil
/ fnyt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

The fitt is, The soldier has other business
10 attend 10, than 10 display his virtues in The
niat1ner which they are often manifested by
The tiviIiat,. The latter efects an altar, at
wlItcl, lie has fphsu1 10 suppose that his chill
dren will worship not 81 with the soldier
he is the child Of circumstances what he
does for The CAUSE of morality nnd religion,
may be i~ustly considered as The fruit Of sim
cerity lie has not the least expectation that
either he or his p~osterity will be directly
benefited by bis exertiuns TO advance any
guod ranse Of n local nature, hut ere the
seed which Ire had eown can have time to
generate. he may be far removed from the in
Haenee of Tho fruit which they may produce.
In view of this TACT, much allowance should
be made.
Again, the soldier has no time which he
can certainly devote 10 The good Of society.
beyond his own immediate sphere. lie has
obligated himself 10 attend to the prediction
of his country, and to stand ready to answer
her calls for his services, Mt any moment, and
AS b faithful party in the contract, he does not
feel Mt liberty to take an active part in the
movements Of The world without, however
philantllropie they may be. Henre many a
man of virtue, Of lofty u,ind, and charitable
and plilantltnpic feeling, p~reterst TO spend the
time of his enlistment, in ohsturiIy, and for
a while at least, to bury his talents to the
world, rather than he should run the risk
of ,egleeting that duty which lie has sworn
faithfully to perform. by eotningling with
the civic world, and partaking of its
schemes, however laudable under other cir
cntnslances. The soldier has not, therefore,
that counterbalancing advantage which the
citizen posssesses--he shows only the dark
side of the page, while the brighter Is hid
from the eyes If the world.
Here are truths that admit Of no cavil. and
which, # properly weighed and digested, could
not fail to mitigate that u%nseemly prejudice
makes the U. $. soldier the pariah Of
A ,,,rtn, |
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

TitF TTbHs.-4It has been long admitted, and
until late, seldom disputed, that the neon
controls the action Of the tides. L. her effect
the tide Of time how that Of emigration H.
Inv a fIIe II old lnllr 1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

WESTERN FARMER g. GARbfNfR.-We
greet with pleasure the temperance of this
valuable magazine an ot,r table, after an alb
sefitc Of inafiy months. lte publication was
arrested fer tie purpose Of collecting former
uaefs and making arrangements for new im-
~proVnlnents. II continues to be edited by
hIessrs. Poster Il. Phillips.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

u n tVIHJSFHTUIIft WITEEB ITIdL WTfTE It'd
Yelling through lancaster, Pa, a short time
since, he observed the following lines on the
door of an inn :-
"Come, customers, and pay what ID due,
Or give a note that ! can sue
! wish to close my old arrears
With all my lends and cnstomeers
Then come and cit and take your ease,
Drink what you will and what YOU please;
Fat drink and dance, and smoke and play
And when you're done, don't fait III pun.
Ny books are full; / cannat trust,
So do not ask. for run uon nrsssk.o
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

THg SMILE There are few persons capa-
Bile Of smiling gracefully, 4 really graceful
smile, en.1nating from the heart, playing light
iy and in beauty around the lips, casting an ex-
preston Of pure benevolenee over the counte-
nance, and bearing, as such a smile will, the
mark of intelligence, and Of a frank and open
disposition, Is a rare gift indeed, and proclalms
the possessor a member Of the aristocracy of
nature. Without the stars and ribbous, the
marks Of her royal favor, he may stand, per-
haps, on a higher pedestal than many who
bear such brilliant decorations. Never take
the trouble of asking q bond from a person
who can really smile, and dread no deception
for no ordinary observer will ever be imposed
npon by a sneer, grilnace, OF distortion Of the
lips.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

Board OF HEALTH.-We were yesterday
politely furnished by the Secretary of the
Board Of Health with the following official re-
cord of the interrrents Of this city for the week
endig the Cd inst, at moor -
Potter's Field 64-of which 9 we're from
Catholic, 10 [ye1low fever.
Saint Patriek's, 6-of which / was yellow
cypress Grove, 2 fever.
Saint Vinccnt's, o
Protestant, 2-Total--91.
These are the only deaths from yellow fever
recorded for the week.-P5c. IF Tsnesdun.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

eial business.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-29

theiblb1S tHlS blih rs taE1d'
tor of the Courier a leather medal for this ir-
refragible evidence in favor of the argumonta
tive and logical qualities of genuine wit. The
Hird ID cauGd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
SrECIAi. DEr,Crs.

Proposals arc invited Tor supplying the follow
ing offices in South Carolinn. icr tho nett
procred.uf .nii offices respectively. Limited
ina sum 10 be named in the proposals III Gael,
cnsc
liuckhcad can+cy from WATERFORD, 90 miles
and back, once a week
Bluillun from ~Gin!amsvilIc, % mile, and
back. once 4 week
Du" Wes. oorncr from hbberiilr, II mics
and hack, cEcr u week
LiI-rly Hall from pagcsciIic, 5 miles and
back. once n wccl;
~l.ynchwccd from Tier fcrry,7 miles and
back. of.pc y week
SaInhrrry from Donjle Branches, ) niles
and back once II week
Sandy !;nu from 81. Matthews, 6 niles and
back. oacc u week
Simpson Mills from Monni Glllnher. A
miles and back, once Il week
White Hail from Frazicrs,iilc, 0 mics and
back, once 1 week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

Pumpi;iutown, Twelve Nile. and Vol Creek.
TO Pickcnssilie, equal 10 - miles and back.
once Il week
Leave Pickcnsyillc every Monday ut G 4
m, arrive NJ plckensvillc same Gay w 6p III
3i7S From PcniIcton by Pickcnsc IL. Yves,
Union, Horse SL.oe. DAYS Ferry. Albright.
Ga. clarksvil!c. Nacoocic. Nom; YonIlI. ,rn
rlcasau, Retreat. 10 Dahiorcsa. - m,ieS AID
bacs. ", icr 4 week, III i"o .orsc coaches
Leave PcrdiG."n every "Wednesday and
Saturday Al, n III, arrive 1t Ba!,ioncga next
days by ) p
Leave balionrga every Wcares!ay ard
Saturday nj ~ Iii, arrive AZ Pcui.'to1 HcE.
days Ly 10 pm
ana "~rm T.. n'lIe;nr.. bg Townr,lIr. Fs'r.
play. i'arke7's Sior-. Ga. AGnii.a. rarrcsvi.ir.
Walnut Hill. nashville. and Gili.;i,.c. 70
Va:rsriile. 20 mi's- rH. hac.. once i week
Lave Peicic;oa every SATURDAY. a;i"r Tho
! arrival OF Grccnviiic mail At "a ~, arrive n;
GAINESVILLE next day hy : pm
Ica:, Gainesville every Thursday ut e a II,
arriv.. al Pcndic'nn mex; day NJ = y
! Proposal. Ia carr. once o; :wicr n week. IN
! ;wn np,sc COACHES VIII -. considered
$50 I, ON rir!icns c IL, hy nn.l;Y f.lr.,
ciarcmont. Bachelor Retreat, ard iiart:h'>
creek. 10 .'lcEens c i, rqua';o Is mics and
| back. onc" = week
Leave Prkcny c every Tucs,,l? n; 6 a m.
arr"n a, P:rkcrs 6 /, reS.day BY pm
3IsI From West Union 10 clayton. Gl, Al
miles and back. once week
Leave West mon ere,y Wednesday n,G 4
~. arrive NJ Clayton same tay bya p III
leay" clayton every Wednesday a'6 Il III,
arrive 1t Yves; Union same day 10y . pm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29

icrhiddsr will lc accr pied uEcond!tiuGaiiiy
The undcrbid,i-r -hoi:d gre c"r!y notice az his
intention 10 take or not 10 tai" tie s'orL. and
If the latter, OF biz rrasois; and The present
contractor is 10 determine, OF the first aprirca-
lion. whether he Will SELF Of not.
IA. i bid =, ccivcd after iimr TO wit: TIC
18Th harii mex, at :. p NJ. or without the guar
ar.rc ieqnicd by law " .hat c0mb.ncs sc,c-
mi routes IN on. SUN Of compensation. carro;
hr corsidared in competition with 4 rrsl,ar
prc3c-al, no; ajjdcgrd 10 lee eSrrav:-na..
-. ! bidder u,Gy ,iior cn coach. railroad. or
Steamboat routes, w5cyr ,hai transportation ~
,].iiicr.r ~ I"lp-ucIiraEl. II certain seGs0rs, 10
srh-:.,n:r norsc or wa=ct. ca%srg"nc-. uI to
]iu'c!':'!: ]s.rr!"r.a sperIlicl Granncr Of days.
w""ha ri months Il" mag urcpCsr 10 omit al
riiSe that srUaccc>,ihi or il not or The sage
rnri. The railway, ~ ~ {, S'"an.5oa: taat::,,, as
TIC rase may5a, lag offer 20 substitute
an :nicrivr mol, ofs.,rly IN such cases. He
i;;ay propose Different dag, and hours Of de-
raGr:ra m! aInNiI. p~rrri,!rI u" more r:nnin:
time = ask.l. AM II. l. "tr.ous that 10 mail
connection d: Other rui!ic accommarinr is
pr".ua!cri. II. "t?r rsh frr = specified .l,.rn-
- -, iny inr rir-, rs'aiaE .n, 10 Sac ,.ip at
':c-la.I s.as0as Of peculiarly bad roads. D,t
hey nd 'h"c changes i ploscs1i for s~rrricr
din r"i' 'srua ."r ai-"g'rv"m"n, vii! Drc7eit
- nc,n- rra,lienc Ia competition with n reg
mar nd n"' u SCI aside inT cSi,aragancc: end
whc:r btd Contains arg Of TIE Adore al,cra.
lions. their disadvantages will be- estimated in
comparing II vain ether proposals.
il. There Should be bt:, one route bid for in
i proposal.
I! Tn: route. tic service. the yearly pay.
The bidders name ard residence. and the name
ofcach member Of the firm when i company
offers, shoaid be distir.c'!y stated.
i. The following is'ls form of the guar
a:.,ce which shoHld be flied the fr.r blank with
the name Of the snaranior. the second with
tina; Of the bidder; and tie third and fourth
with the beginning aud terminating points OF
the route" aud after hcins dated, should be
signed by the guIfanior. who must be- shown hy
The written ccrti.!cat" Of Il postmaster. or other
equally satisfactory testimonial. to be- n man OF
property. AMI able 20 make good his guaranty.
THIS guaranty, 50 certified, should accompany
each bid.
Tie undersigned - guarantees thai
---,rlis bill for carrying III" mil Tom -
10 - r accepted by the Postmaster Gen.
cra!. - s!E.ll ruler into IN "bIga,ion pi:or
to the - day %! jily rcy;. With good ard suf-
iicicnt %sure:ics. 10 perform the service propo-
/ scd.
" Dated -
! 10. The bid should hc sent under seal, ad-
dressed TO the FIRST ASSISTANT Postmaster Gen
erai. with Mail Proposals in the State OF
- written on In lace Of The lr,vr; and
| should be despatched IN time 10 DC received by
or before the 18th April next. al, O'Clock. p M
20 The contracts are be executed before
the ls' Jnly next.
Post O6iee Department. Der. -. Is42.
c. A. WfCKLIFFE.
January II li 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
State 0fSouth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

~ ERLTTT.
Pinh" Mobiles. by her BIZ for Injunction
mex, friend. vs.. and
VIM Notics, & others. AlimOny.
TT appearing to my satisfaction. thai tue
y Dcfendan, William Mobiles. resides with
out III" limits cf,i,c State. Ordered, that the
said pcirndan, do plead. answer or dernur to
ihc compliments bill, within three months
iiom 'hr publication hereof, or the said bill
vii! Be taken pro con:csso acains, him.
J. TERRY, c. T.. T.. n.
Nov. IL. 1Si3. C.
March / I'm 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
January II
State of South Carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
IN ESUliI.
William Wilson,

William Wilson,
rs. }BN}or Partition:
Elizabeth Todd. & others. ~
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that
u Caroline Grigslcy, Whitfield Bnzcmon and
Emeline his wife. Toliver Towlcs and Sarah
Ann his wife. Alder, Robertson, Mnnnurins
WALTON * Charlotte his wife, Anderson Shines
and Cornelia his wife. Mary. a daughter G Ma-
~ Brown, deceased, who has luisrmarried
with some one unknown. Leroy Brown, and
Daniel Gen, and Nancy his wife, defendants.
named in the said bill, are. and reside wiihnnt,
the limits OF this state: Ordered. that me said
defendants respectively. do appear, plead. an-
swer or demUr. to the said bin, within three
months from this date, or decree pro confesso,
will be rendered against them.
II. A. JONES, c. Z. A. D.
Commissioners Office.
Abbcvillc. Feb. Is. 1873. 3m 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhodcn. Applicant.

Pa,scy Rhodcn & others. Deh's.}
TT anp"ar,n. To my satisfaction tha,
Il Charles Rhniep. and William Rhodcn.
" Of the defendants in the above stated
case, reside beyond TIE limits Of this Stale.
1t ia therefore ordered. that they appear
and obiec TO the division or sale Of the
real estate of John Rhodcn, decd, Oh or
before the first day Of May next. or their
consent TO the same will be culcred Of re-
cord.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. T.. D.
Feb S l2r
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
State of South Carolina.
ABRENlLLE DISTRICT.

Applicant. Va.
Elizabeth l'inly and others.
TT appears 10 my satisfaction 'bn, RAN
T. del FinIy and Cac!a Finiy. 'wo Of tho
Defendants. rc<i'!c without The Limits Of
this Stale. it is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear and object to the division
or sale nlrhc Real Estate OF James Finly,
on or before the first Monday in April,
1913, or their consent TO me same will be
entered Of record.
DAVID iESLY. o. A. D.
Ian 8 :}m II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-29
.H1Iice.

& Ii. persons indebted 10 the estate ns Wr.
"a J.. GInvrr. decd. either by Note or
Book Account. are requested {" conc forward
and settle with Captain &. lloNKp. with whom
the Nc,cs and t"cnur.is are deposited for col.
lection. :AS!on"cv Indulgence cannot, he given.
those wishing 10 Slvc cost viii d" well 10 avail
themselves ui rhis opportunity. n tho Notes
and Accounts viii b. nut III the hands Of M
officer Enr cu!l,rIlou wr,inu; respect 10 per.
SOM. Those having '!c,urrds asa!ns, the >Ail
estate aye requested TO band ;lrcm IN, legally
lrc,icd.
CHARLES }. GLOVER. Erccn,or.
Dee. ~ Il u
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23

nd Y virtue Of a dttdo.tHt, lOrcanI
$50 b. ". &. STORES, lor oraA @r
,1rni, sprc,lej, and Yiicb. culetcn
ruhatc Clerks once, o. Ibls fopnl! o.
d, paces iN3 mIloi. ;lail ffoe'eib'
Vt iUm day Of July, 1919, d public a''a
ur Itstirncr al N,Ifu |. >luk'', Utb1
x de.eribrI properly, aepi-iSr Ml
Ilar OF section .; aBu tlhtt'lolIus IVY
alt OF Tie notihcdst Enaddi arc lle ~
- be suuwrst quancr, ava vrilbal "@
FAST quartz, Of aid qclIan' sld ',s'a
The southwest quarter Ih,hol' ''p '''0
Of The west haIi 81 tl,e sopiras' ill'e
tie wllrlc benz III owlsilp lO,'aH'''
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man aged about 50, lahl4 '''n.'' rsg,
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woman aged about 40; Jt'l' MINI
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and harness, aud aII . .s ~ Iqlil
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January Q, ls43' -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-23
GEO. ROBERTS.
OF THE
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