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BOOKS.
Retailed at Wholesale Prices.

THE subscriber has taken the extensive and valu-
l. able stock of Law, Medical, Theological, Mis-
cellaneous, Ca. scal, and School Books, lately he
longing to Z. Goodrich, comprising the largest and
best selected stock IN the State, which he offers at
retail for cash al wholesale prices
MANY valuable hooks will e sold al one halt their
original price, Call at the old stand iI-9DLp Stairs.
II. J. SHUMWAY, Agent.
Feb. 49, 1913. 3SIf
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FRENCH BOOKS,

FRENCH BOOKS.
NEADOW'S Dictionary,
lVl Nugent's do
Charles XII.
lie Bruins Telemaque,
Bolmars Phrases,
do Levzac's Grammar,
Wanostrochei's Grammar
Fosdck's French Introduction,
BugarP. Teacher,
PEI rms Fables,
De Sacy's Grammar,
Vie de Washington,
lie Glaneur,
French Guide,
do Recilations
do Dramatiqnes,
Guillaume Tell For sale by
II. J. SUBWAY, Aren't.
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ISSIGNEE'S
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Effects of Benajalh $. Phelps.
pY Virtue dan order issued ont of the IT, s. Dis
- trlci Court, for the district OF Vermont, will sell
Al Public Auction, al the Inn Of Thomas ID. Fletcher
IN lblrEh, Vermont, on Friday, the day Of March,
1913, at one O'Clock, p NJ, all the noie., accounts
judgments and other claims specified as due Bena al
s. Phelps in his schedule on file in the Office of The
Clerk the District Court of the L. ST. for the district
oil Nermon.-Also, sundry articles Of household fur
nture. Terms CASH.
SO H.B. soWLEs, Special Assignee
Effects of Tabor I. Sewcll.
pG Virtue of an order issued ont of the U. S. Dis
- trict Court for the District Of Vermont vii sell
at Public Auction al The Inn Of Thomas d. Fletcher,
in Aiburgh, Vermont, on Friday, the 81 day of March,
1913, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all The interest which Ia
Dor Sew ell had the first day of August, 1912, in
and TO certain real estate lying in Alburgh and all
The interest said Sewel had in 5000 brick, - and all
the interest he had in a certain Engine and Machine
ry--and all The interest he has IN a certain Judgment
in favor OF said Sewell ayains, Lester d. Moore Of
Troy, n. I,-and all the notes, accoun,s judgments
and executions mentioned due said SeWell in his
schedule file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid, together with about twenty
thousand feet Of pns and hcmlock lnmler and sil
vcr watch The situation Of the Above real estate
will Lempre particularly described the day of sale.
Terms, CASH.
81 II. 3. SOWLES, SPECIAL Assignee.
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White Washinp.

T COUGHLIN would re, peciiully inform the pub
IL. lie tina, he will answer | calls in the above
line in neat and workmanke style. All applica-
ions for his services will be promptly attended TO
and satisfaction warranted. i
Reference TO Mr.. John Myers. NC
Burlington, Feb. %, lS43. 80 vs.
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Plastering and Stucco Work.

TINE Subscriber begs leave tender hi services to
l. The public in the above line. Having served
regular apprenticeship 10 that business exclusively, in
the city ofD ihin, and had some years experience in
this country, he feels quite confident Of his ability 10
give entire satisfaction. For a sample of his work he
would refer TO the New Brick Church in this town.
He may lie found at the corner Of Pearl and Lafay-
elite SITS, near Russell's Tavern
MICHAEL PRINDERGAsT.
Burlington, Feb. 90, ls43. 80 3w+
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dWERICAN STORE,

sGDERSONS in ,rani ofgroreries Of any kind, o.
pure Spirits or Wines for medicine or 70.
any other purpose, will do well 10 call the subscri-
ter,who constantly keeps all kinds Of he above arti-
cle>, pure and unaduterated to say the least as
can be bought a. any German Store He does rot
depend on the silly pulls of the time serving editor OF
little lceakly newspaper 10 establish The character
or purity ofh' liquors and wines, but more upon his
having, Tor nearly twenty years. sold 10 most of the
Tavern keepers within fifty mI!es-many ofthem still
continuing 10 bny Of him. And even this sapieni
editor who has lately found such obigng nelghborA
(but who it seems, praises his liquors most who gave
10 him lasl,) has often, in most obligng manner,
drank Of the Subscribers wines, and called them Tho
best he ever tasted. The subscriber does not carry
his liquors about the country, showing and pe'ling
them. He thinks the people have cen imposed upon
enough OF late by such pedlar> Blu. il persons want
Ing such articles Will call his store in Burlir gton,
directly opposite Mr. s. F.. Towards Store, in Church
street, he Wi: .e Iheni he purc>t and est articles
for he lowest prlccs aud they will always find them
uniform in price and quality.
ISAAC WARNER.
Burlington, Feb. !, 1915. 36if
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Notice.

YNHE inhabitants OF the Town Of Burlington, quail
notified to appear AT THE TOWN HOUSE in aid
town, on MONDAY, the SIXTH day of MARCH
next, at TEN o'clock forenoon, for the purpose OF
eecting town officer, and To transact other business
that may come before laid meeting
Burlington, Feb. II, ls43 $751;: 3y
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Music.

FEBRUARY 8 th.-Two heautifnl onri Double
Bass vios, half-dozen Bass Vol>, three Melodlans,
and Tnang Forks, pacn, heads for bass viol.,
bass VOL tail pieces, bridges and rows, strings, hair
for bows, dc. Choirs or individuals who wish good
instruments invited to call aad see this snneror
assortment. So PANGRORN & RRINSMAIp
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stephen Haights Estate.

STAFF r OF VERMONT ta pIob ss cS9r,
in said District on the 9th day of February 1917
Upon application of Anah Haight, as Guardian .
Mary L. Haght, of said Burlington, a female infant
one of the hers to the estate Of Stephen ash s,
ion of said estate among the heirs thereof Where
upon, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the I'd Wed
nesday of March next for hearing in the premises;
at the Office of the Register of this court in Burlns
ton aforesaid at 10 O'clock A. NJ. And said Cou;,
doth further order that the said applicant cause thI
several persons interested in the said estate thc.
attornes if living within this State, TO be notified II
appear before said Court at the time and place afore
said, TO make objection 10 such division, if they se
cause and that for that purpose the Substance of said
application, together with this ORDER be published is
the Free Press, printed at Burlington, three weeki
successfully previous to the time of hearing.
In witness Whereof have hereuni'
affixed the seal of said Court, and sub.
L.a scribed my name a, Burlington, IN said
District this 9th day of February, A.
D., lsi3.
81 c. RUSSELL, Judge
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BLANK BOOKS.

CAP, Medium, and DENY Ledgers Journals, Day
~ Books, Records, and general assortment OF hall
bound Blank Books, al the old s'and-rp stars.
40 II. J. SUBWAY, Agent
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TIE GERMAN STORE.

fIE uIIhnI N - ChIs
VVNHE subscribers beg leave to renew to the public
l. Of this place and the surrounding country, the
nmation that they continue to keep constantly on
hand choice assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
all Of which in their particular kind, are Of superior
quality and Surprising cheapness.
Especially would they invite public attention TO
their imported GERmAS, French & SPANrH WINES
their CooNAc BRANDY, and HOLLAND (Schiedam)
GlN,-most OF which have already been for some
years under their own particular survey and inspec
iion and the age OF which added TO their unqueson-
able purity renders them peculiarly fit for medicinal
uses.
They also respectfully inform Store-keepers and
Ia vern- keepers of the adjacent towns who are de-
srous Of supplying their Customers with genuine
articles that they can he supplied with them AT The
German Store, in Burlington where the subscribers
vii, cave il the discrimination Of those who may
call 10 Judge how far they have claim TO assert the
superiority OF the articles they offer for sale.
OSTHElM & NICHOLS.
College ST., mex, 10 Mr.. Waits extensive Cookery
Store. Jan. 26, lSf3 [35
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DISSOLUTION.

VTNHE Coparnership heretofore existing between
j the Subscribers, in the Cisiern business, Is tins
day by mutual con,en, dissolved. The business Of
the firm may lie settled with eher Of the partners.
JOSEPH LANDON,
ORLANDO OWEN.
Burlington, Feb. 6, Is43. 81 3w
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ID i q d .

At Tinmouth, VT, on the Is, Hon. NATHANIEL
CHirMAN, Ii. D. Professor of Law in Middlebury
College, in the 9lst year of his age.
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50 Fl. 3. SOWLf'S, Special Assignee.
Effects of Tabor I. ScWcll.
New Establishment.

VTNHE undersigned having bought out the entire
l. stock Of BARNES x KELLER, beg leave 10
inform the pudc that they intend to continue the
CABINET and CHAIR MAKING BUSINESS, in
al lis branches, the old stand of Barns and Kceler.
The public generally, and the citizens Of Burlington
in particular, requested call and examine their
work and their prices. They will sell any article in
their line cheaper than be bought in this market.
\. e. G. f. BARNES.
Burlington, Feb. 10, 1913.
THE Books and papers OF the undersigned will be
Kept for the present a. tho shop heretofore occupied
hy mem, lney request all per~ indebted 10 call and
pay inne 'aely, or hey will cu under the necessity OF
eavlng their demands for collection.
All persons having claims against the subscribers
are respectfully rel e>ie 10 pre>en, them for adjust
meni, a. they de crmneI 10 bring all their BUSH
mes TO acose as soon as possible.
BARNES d. KELLER.
Burlington, Feb. 10, 1913.
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GFTHE Poetry OF THE PROFESSION.
We find the following law case reported in
late number of the Hartford Courant. The
case was tried before the Supreme Court of
Connecticut, at its late session at Hartford:
Silas Collins vs.. Darid +. HH--This was
an action OF book brought, to recover the value
OF certain dark colorcd horse. called the "Black
Prince" The damages were alleged to be one
hundred and twenty five dollars
1t appeared in evidence that the distinguished
name Of this horse indicated in some measure
the elevated position he had occupied during a
long time in the service of his country, having
had the honor FIR more than eight years of trans
porting the United States mail from Hartford TO
Iartland, via Barkhamsted After completing
that service he was fa;ted and shipped to Char
lesion, South Carolina, and though it did not
appear in evidence for what purpose such a
character should be taken from an important
post and sent of to so great distance, yet it
was shrewdly suspected that the object was to
employ the "Black Prince" in the more dstin.
gulshed service of carrying baggage for the
army in the Florida war.
The counsel who made the opening argument
in behalf of the plaintiff, in discussing the Ques-
ton as TO the value of this "noble stecd," init
by witnesses who sHore that this horse was not
worth more than his "hide and Shoes" and
likened the ciec, OF such evidence to the over.
loaded muskets, described in M'Fnga:
"And tho well ain'd nj duck or plover,
Bear wide, and kick their owners over;"
The Counsel on the other side, in replying to
this part OF the remarks OF the opening Counsel
seemed 20 think his brother opposed to him had
exhibited some flights Of Imagination, and re.
commended that he should indulge his poet lc
vein in writing suitable epi'aph for Tie prince;
and turning to his "worthy friend" in very
nlirlhiuI pleasant manner, made formal request
OF him, that he would do justice to the memory
of the "Black Prince" The gentleman thus
called upon, who always " comes to time" ant
is never at a loss for an answer in Court or else
where, in few moments produced the follow
| lng lines, which were handed round the bar, ant
deserve TO be embodied in the report Of the case
However true it may be, that "repubics are IN
grateful" there are individuals who will Ions
remember with suitable feelings, the many vir
tues, the noble example, and prtrloiic service.
OF the "Black Prince"
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ZERO.

T>HERMOME TERS graduated to 40 below Q.
L Black Snaps Clarinet Reeds &C. just received.
Feb. %. PANGBORN e. BRIN SMAlD.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUIION,
WE have this day, by mutual conse n', dis solved
w all or business connections, which have here
ofore leen carried on by under the rm and style Of
GAY q EDW ARDS.
The Iron foundry business will hereafter be carried
on by JESSE GAY III all lis various branches. A de-
mants due the late firm Of Gay Edward, are in the
hands Of Jesse Gay for settlement, and debts over due
said firm must he promptly met or a collection Of
them will be enforced.
JESSE GAY,
JAMES ii. EDWARDS.
Burlington, Feb. 2s, ls43.
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FIRE NOTICE..

TIME. Animal Meeting OF the Burlington Fire Com
/ pany will he holden at J. Towards Hoel, on
Wednesday, the Sth day of March inst al O'Clock
p. NJ, ty adjournment.
III Business Of importance sill pending. Shall
we have Brake Engine' Members interested will
please take notice and attend this time or it may be
too late, as this is positively The last call
l.. CUMMINGS, Clerk
March |, 1913.
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DOCT. JARVIS
TO NJ a z O B TLETCUS
Pl LIS.

THESE Pills contain no Calcmel, bul are compos-
l. eientirey Of Vegetable su stances, and have IN
,her composition large portion ofthe pure extract
oil mat hlghly medicinal article, the Tomato Plant
constituting them essentially,
TOMATO PILLS.
The proprietor feels a confidence IN recommending
them superior most, and inferior TO none of the
Puis which are making 80 much noise al the present
day, as purifier Of the blood, a correc,or of a billion,
or dy~peplic state and habit or As common ca harlir
He assures the public that they have The cordial and
dacied appreciation of physicians Of the hughes, res
pecia'3hy, who use them in Their practice
Sold ly the Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN. Mid
dehury, VI WIN. G. Simpson and Reel Edward
brIny, Messrs. Lewis, Boston Hoadley Phelps x
Co:, a. b. q ID. SANDS, and Others in New York !;
rhCh SrEAR and HAGAR " ARTHUR, Bur.
the United States and Canada
February %, 1913. lyss
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STOCKS.

WHITE Satin Stocks suitable for wedding and
w other parties; black satin and boml azine
stocks plain and with bows scarf stocks ple.el
and plain stocks I'VE have received a variety of
beautiful city made stocks, collars, bosoms scarf,
&c. Stocks of finest qualities and Manufacture eel.
ling al from 20 TO so cents lower than former prices
we are receiving by iiarndeu's and jacobs Ex-
stresses, every ten days, new goods 10 keep our As
sortment very complete, and we invite an examina-
tion by all before purchasing goods of the same
quality cannot be purchasel on more favorable terms
81 PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID.
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Wanted,

I N exchange for Goods, Wool, sheeps Pers, Wheat,
L Rye, Corn, Oats, &c. Ii. w, CAFLiN.
Fet. 18Th, 1913. So
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A faithful steel who long had served,
And never from his duty swcrv'd,
Had drawn for years DER hill and dale
TIL, Hart and and Be,hhamsted mail,
WAC nc,c: in his youth or prime,
Wa, ever once behind the time,
AM cen though always poorly fed,
Wa proud and stately in his Tread,
At last was riken from the stage,
Because of his advancing age,
And turned TO rang and feed at will
Upon a barren llartlard hill:
He fattad there, grew sleek and nice,
And wonld command most any price,
When he, in latter part Of fall
Was led away by David Hall:
The owner, never snce that day,
Has seen the horse or GOT his pay,
And thinks it don't surpn IS belief,
THAT The BlncL PRINCE y has died Of grief
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We omit few of the closing nes,which refer
to an accident which recently beiel the horse of
the counsel who called for the epitaph, which,
though they gave much point to the epitaph,
contain illusions which we prefer to suppress,
because they might be msconsrued.
The Jury returned verdict in favor of plaiu-
tiff for $50 so damages aud COSTS but the Court
sent them out again for reconsideration, and
being afterwards unable to agree upon yer.
diet, the papers were taken back.
Counsel for plaintiff Ioucey and Chapman
for defendant, Ellsworth and Cone.
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ENGLISH WATCHES.

A VARIETY of low priced double and single ca ed
IA English Watches. Just received, some fine En-
gllsh Levers Of our own importation. Those think
ing of luyng a good Lever are desired to look al
them. 81 PANGBORN q. BRlNSMAID
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Tar Collectors Sale.

l will offer 10 public sale tothe high
est bidder for cash; before the court house
door in the town Of Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, on the second Mon,
day the 10Th day Of April next, between
he hours OF eleven o'clock A. M. and .
o'clock p. M. the following described
land, viz: west half south west quarter
and south west quarter north west guar
Ter secuon fifteen, township fourteen, range
8 east, containing l6O acres.
Assessed as the property OF jane:
Fletcher and will be sold, or 50 muci
therefore as may be necessary 70 pay voc's
being the amount Of his state county az.
special tax due for the year l842, and al
expenses accruing thereon.
b. ID. SCOTT, Tax collector
Jan. 8, ! us
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Tar Collectors Sale

/ viii offer 10 public sale 70 the hIgn!-
VI, hidoer for cash, before the court house
4 M Town Of Lexington, Holmes county,
NJ; ~ ,he second Monday 10Th Gay q
AMI, ls43, between The hours q eleven
o,rlock A. M. and 3 o'clock II M, ne
rolIow;or described land, w: north hall
, Do,Ih east quarier and south east quarter
no,,h east quarter section 4, township f.
", ~on y, 4 east; west half south east quar-
M ,ss sDa eas, half south east quarter Sec
lion q: west half north east quarter Sec
i'm q town. IA. range =, east, contain
;nr " ali $40 acres.
Assessed as the property q james
Fls,cbsr and Charles a Western, apS
viii Be sold, ar 50 much thereof " my y
Re necessary TO pay ore dsllsf nna g
cents &c being the amount II thelr s NJ \
county and special TAX doe ioE me yea,
Is42 All expenses accruIng thereon.
B. d. SCOTT, TaS collector
Ian, 9, "s
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Tar Collectors Sale.

| will offer to public sale to the hhign'
eat bidder for cash, before the court house
il The Town Of Lexington, Holmes coun-
rs. Mi, on The second Monay The iuih gay
&c April lS43, between the hours Of elev-
en- o'clock A. M. and 3 O'Clock T M
The following described land, viz: east nal
north east quarter section 8, township II
range 3 east, containing 80 acres
Assessed as the property Of Benlaml'
Fortune, and will be sold TO pay " cen's
being the amount Of his state county an'
speclal tax due for The year lS42, and al
B. D, SCOTT, TAX collector.
Jan, 8 ! as
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13

= j w. If...
lwillofe 10 public sale 10 ihehig
est bidder Tor cash, before the court house
door in the town OF Lexington, Holmes
county, Mississippi, on the second Mon
day the 10th day Of April, next, between
the hours OF eleven O'clock A. NJ and =
o'clock r. M. the following described
land, viz. north west quarter section Y
township fourteen, range four east, con
tanning 1853 acres.
Assessed as the property Of Robert y
Farrell, and will be sold, or SO much there
Of as may Be necessary 70 pay z dollar
and 81 cents, being the amount o. ~
state county and special tax due ioI 70
year 1912, and all expenses.
b. ID. SCOTT, Tax collector.
Jan. 9 ! Dis
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Tar CollectOr's Sale,

| will offer 10 public sale 70 the high
es, bidderlor cash, before the court house
door ia The the town 81 Lexingian, Holmes
county, Mississippi, on the second Monr
day the 10th day Of April, next, between !,
The hours Of eleven o'clock A. nj. and y
o'clock p. Nj, the following described
Land, viz: east half north west quarter
section 10, township Is, range 2 east, con
tang so acres.
Assessed as the property Of John Ford
and will be sold 70 pay as cents, belnl
1.-The amount ol his state county and spec'a
I,ax due for the year 1912, and all expeH
SEES accruing thereon.
b. ID. SCOTT. TAX collector
i Ian Q DIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Tar CollectOr's Sale.

will offer to public sale 70 lhe hlgn-
j., h;dder for cash, before the court house
he town Of Lexington, Holmes county !,
Misspi. on the, second Monday tne Ivy
day Of April, next, between he nouIs . q
slsven O'Clock "A. M. and 3 O'Clock 4.
| M the following described land, vlz; ine
VS. .ss, half south east quarter section ?.
township IA, range 9 east, containing 4
acres. ~ n
Fortune, and will be sold % pay one ool'
I'M and IS cents, being the amount q ~
state county and special tax Due lor 'n'
b. ID. SCOTT. TAX collector.
Tan .. 1 ds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13

/ will offer for sale 70 The highest bidder,
for cash, before the court house door p 7
Holmes county, on the 10Th day q April
next, within lawful hours, ihe following
described land, viz--east halt, nor'easE
quarter and eust half nor'vest qua | Z
Vest half nor'east quarter and west 1a,'
sou'east quarter section =, township u,
range 3 east; south half sOu'east qua. ao
md east half souwest quarter section I, 90 2:
y ynship xiv, range II east; norm .,. ~,
cas-, half sou'wess quarter sec,lon Z, Xxx
sar';on ). township XIII range Z eosh con W
,a,n;ou five hundred and slxsy e ~ y y II
.a,d'S sIIl " soId " belonging Y Eaken y
| S Rss,bsr. il % much thereof ., ~ way Y
ssssssry opaydlo 20, ihs siate county
In IS ssscIuI Tx IN and I'LL aecru'Dg
penses. W SCOTT. r 3.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
Jan.
Tar COLLECTORS Sale.

/ will offer for sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, before the court house
door Of Holmes county, Mi, on I'd monday
ii April, within lawful hours the following
described land, viz east half north west
ouarier, section IL, township Is, range
y east; east halt south west quarter, seen
he. township Is, range 2 east; west halt
north west quarter, seen l, township IL,
range , east; containing IN all 245 acres;
assessed as the properly oil A Crawford
Or SO much Of the same as may be neces-
sary 10 pay $4 SO, being the State, county
and special tax thereon for the year 1872,
IN d ID SCOTT, TC.
Nan q DIS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-05-13
B D SCOTT, Z.


Z Tar Collectors Sac. ~, hid
Offer K ior sale, % the h'sas 49,, p'u :
'e county y on the second . MSaass
A next, within The time |, p '"ass viz.
~. ,ns ' o""F'st, section "a South q
4, hall northwest Quartet ",',, as
I'M west half northeast sass. q J east
os sG~ acrss; as's'd and will b
wv bslong,og to J A George Z o - !
'. ,ss State, County and Special a. q
y'a' b ID SCOTT, + z.