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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy [

Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
,... for Mason county, March Q.
NOTICE to the Creditors OF the following
named oanSTupts, to prove their debts before me,
al my Office in Point Pleasant, on the following
DAYS, when and where the said bdnkrupts are
required to attend.
Dtnts VS. John w Timmonds, on the 23d and 25th
March inst.
Debts vs. Madison b Tyree, on the 23d and 25th
March inst.
JOHN HALL, Com'r.
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

Notice to the creditors OF Henry Louthen,
to prove their debts before me at nv
residence in the Rich Valley, on the 9Th and l9,k
days Of March next, when and where the said
bankrupt is required to attend.
LEONiDAS ~. TATE. Com'r.
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l.GFcs N Commissioner in Bankruptcy fr ,
PrestDil GOuufU Elb o.

Notice 10 the creditors of William Lock. =
bankrupt, to prove their deb.s before me at INV
office In kngwood, the 18th and 9TH Of
March next, when and where the said bankrupt is
required TO attend.
WILLIAM SIGLER, Com'r
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Office of Commissionhrin Bankruptcy

TOT F7TIJ cOuuty =, z.
Notice TO the Creditors Of Jacob Nikirk, a
bankrupt. to prove their debts before me. AT INV
office in the Rich Valley, on the 9TH and sth Of
April next, when and where the said bankrupt is
required to 10 attend
LEONlDAS II. TATE. Conn.,
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The l7th day of March lsi3, the paper execu-
ted at the sale of Martin Coiner, decd. will be
due, and hope will be promptly paid. In case
cannot get home from the West by that time,
those disposed TO pay will find their notes in my
fathers care.
j. NJ. McCUE, Admir- &c.
foo. 20. Of NJ. Conner, decd.
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The following certificate is from gentleman who los,
the whole Of his Nose from a severe crou;ous disoa
The sujoncd cut represents the dsformy as accurate,
ly as can be define atud:
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nucEEn,s PATENT ngxLIs.

l'INIIE undersigned having become the purchas-
- ers Of Fuckers improved plan of apply ing
water to mills, in the counties Of Rockbridge,
Bath, Augusta, and Rockingham are now ready
to sell rights to persons wishing 20 have this iti
provencnt. No recommendation of this improve
ment can add any thing II the annexed certi6-
| Gates. JOHN MOFFII~r
CRAWFORD l. POLE.
February lG, 1913.
WE have applied Messrs. Fuckers Patent Tub
Will TO one of run of stones at our mill near
the forks of James and North river i'm Rockb.idge
County, and state for the information Of the pub
lie, that we consider il IA great improvement.
we believe that it will enable mill TO do three
times the work of tho old plan under the same
head, besides running when one fixed on the old
plan would certainly be stopped. Ours has run
under seven feet water.
NELSON TINsLEY, g. Co.
Sept. IL, 1912.
WE have built one Of Fuckers Pa.en; mills a,
the Lexington Mills, and are Of opinion that the
plan Is the best we ever saw, both 10 economy
ana cheapness OF construction, aud with a stand
ing head OF eight feet, the mill will grind ono
bushel OF Rye or Corn in three minutes. This
we say from our own observation. and the infor-
nation OF Mr.. Newham. the miller We have
run this mill four feet under back water under
John JORDAN.
DEM. JORDAN.
Jan. Q, 1873
THIS is to certify that have built three or
four mills on the above plan, and can saw that
oeileve no better plan can DO adopted. as TO sim.
piicity and cheapness. On head of from six 10
twelve teet, 1t will grind much, or more. than
any other plan Of mills. 1t can't be excelled with
the same quantity of wafer and head.
Jan. 1873. 3,
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"THE SPRING TINE OF YEAR IS COMIyCw

HE NrklNG TINE UF YEAR Is C0MING!
A ND all who wish TO procure .HAx,r,S
PATENT SEEF-ERcTHCrYW
BEEHIVE" Will do well to order then, il,
season. Without doubt this is the best live
that has ever been offered to the Public
CERTIFICATE.
STANTON, August 1912.
WE, the undersigned, having in use "HaNs
PGsenf Sef-Proteciing Bee-Hipe'' umhestatinoly
say that II has fully met our expectations. ihe
combined advantages Of inclined pIanes-the box
es and slides atlordng every facility TO remove at
any time the surplus honey from The hive without
destroying tho Bees, or interfering in the least
win their opeIatons-the security afforded In
closing the bees in The hive and removing them
from place to place-the cheapncss and smplici-
ty oil It's cons,ruction-strongly recommend it to
all those engaged in the culture OF Bees.
we feel richly paid for the expense incurred,
and are confident that no one can test its worth
without approving.
j. b. BRECKENRIDGE addison Uoddel, NJ. D.
Lytneton HdddsA, Jefferson hinueU
Nicao!as O. Kinney, john H. Peutoa
Renton Harper, A5saiom IT, Brooks
Itiiidn Carroll
Eds9 The above Hives are made at the Cabinet
Shop of the Virginia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, where they can be seen at all times.
Stanton, March ,, 1918.
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I'AkEN UP by James Jordan, on the Sd day
Of November 1912, Eslrays Of the follow
ing description, TO wit:
LIST. Ileifcr, generally black, with a white
streak across the runP, tail and belly chiefly
white, crop off the right ear, supposed to be 3
years old, and appraised to 81.
Cd. muley Steer. generally black, with some
white OFT the rump. belly and forehead, n crop of
the right ear, and supposed TO be 3 years old
and appraised to SO.
Sd. A !Ieifer. the flesh marks pretty much the
same Of the heifer above described, supposed 10
be years old, and appraised TO IS.
COpies---'Testc,
JACOB 4. STEjBIiNG, r. che.
March 2.
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NOTICE.
WILL be offered for sale at the late residence
W Of Mrs. Jane Moulin, decd, OH Tuesday.
the 18th day Of March inst, variety of properly
belonging to the estate Of Richard Mouth decd.
and Jane M'Guin, decd, consisting Of one N e.
GRO WOMAN about 25 years Of age. Wheat.
Rye, Corn and Oats; Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs-FarnIing Utensils, Household and ki;ch-
en- Furniture, and various other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JAMES HENRY, Executor
Of Richard and Jane MGufiin, decd.
March 2.
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for MOnonoaIia comfy March

Notice to the creditors Of benjamin. Lewis a
bankrupt, to prove their debts before me at my Of
fee in Morganiown, on the 29lh and 81 ST Of March
instant, when and where the said bankrupt is re-
CURED 10 attend.
T.. W.TOWER, Com'r.
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HINCHFS1ER g. POTOMdC RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday the 30,h instant, the
Passenger Train viii! start at O'Clock, A. Nj
BY order.
Feb. l, 1913. LEGO. HEST. ,oao,
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" ALUABEE REAL ESTATE
j @ = S 4 Z e.


ny virtue OLA DEED of Trust, executed to the
- subscriber by John Edmondson and Eliza
IA. his wife, on the Hl day Of April lSiI which
is duly recorded in the Clerks Office of AUGUST,
county, for the purpose Of raising balance of
money due upon bonds mentioned in said deed. 7
shall OH Saturday the 18th day of April next. pro-
coed 10 sell before the store Of benjamin. Crawford
in the town Of Stauntcn, a certain TRACT or
PARCEL OF LAND, containing about
Y i e 4 Il y taSa
situated in the county of Augusta, on the Great
Calf Pasture River it being the same land which
was conveyed to said John Edmondson by Will
lam Clayton by deed bearing date the 2nd day of
January 1887, ard Of record in the Clerks Office.
of Augusta county, to which reference is here
made for description Of the boundaries Of said
land. The said tract or parcel of land lies upon
the Warm Springs road, about twenty miles from
the town Of Stanton, and is regarded as an excel
lent stand for Tavern, having all the buildings
and other conveniences upon it necessary for such
purpose, and having been heretofore so used.
About 200 ACRES of the said land are cleared.
and it is regarded as peculiarly adapted to grazing
There is also upon this land a valuable SULPHUR
Spring, which has been much resorte6 to for the
sanative qualities OF its waters. The title to the
above property is believed to be indispu,able but
acting as Trustee, shall convey only such title
as is vested in me by the above named deed of
trust. Terms cash.
CHAPMAN JOHNSON Jr., Trustee.
March 2. Is43.-7t
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" TO e.

ALL persons having claims asans, the estate
OF Gabriel Alexander, decd, are respectfully re-
quested to present their claims properly auhenti-
Gated for settlement. All those indebted to the
estate by bond or account will please attend to
this notice as prompt settlement is intended by
the executors. JOHN HAMILTON.
JAMES ALEXANDER.
Executors.
February %, 1919.
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Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 8
years and hereby certify the statement. made
by hers, Cisc o '>
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

Reduction Of Rates on the ". end u. Railread
bN and after the first day of January ncxi, the
- rates of Fare will BET
From Winchester to Iiarper's Ferry, 81 IS
;, do and return so
From Winchester 10 Ial,own 90
;, do and return %
From Winchester TO Charlestown e7s
L rom chichester 10 CameronS 10
do = and return 90
From Winchester to Summit Point SO
From Winchester TO Wadesville or OPP. Bridge 37l
:, 49,. 90 and return SO
From Winchester to s'ephenson's IS
From Halltown to Iarper's Ferry 95
do and return 371
From Chagiestown to IIarper's Ferry 40
do and return so
From Cameron's to lIarpet's Ferry SO
do .. and return G2l
From Summit Point to IIarper's Ferry IS
do - and return 90
From "adesville or Or. Bridge to ii. Ferry s71
do IS and return IL, ,
From S,"phhenson's to Harper's Ferry 100
M, DO and return 25
VIII be extended only when tickets are taken: and
passengers who take such tickets, will be allow
ed the privilege OF one intervening day.
PERSONS who do nottake tickets, wil be ch,rred
hive cents per mile for whatever distance they NAV
travel on The road.
No passenger train will be passed over the
road on Sundays
Passengers will be taken mp or set down a,
any point on the line Of the road.
by order, &c. ,. J. GEO. HEST,
Winchester, Dec. %, 1912. Agen..
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have confidence in the representations made by Mar
TIA ConliD, and have fall knowledge Of her case
= ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Aldermen lGti, Yard of the City of New York.
Dec. IL, 1912.
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Blank Bonds & Notes,
Deeds Of Trust & Bargain and Sale,
Fofsole al this oE;ce.
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OBITUARY.
A. Chapman esq. 'N ~ '''" u"'eu''r vi
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Jan. ., 1913.
JOHN DO eSlTIGVlANSONs
ATTORNEY AT Law,
HARRISBURG. VIRGINIA

M ILL Practise in the Superior and InfeIio,
Courts of Harrison, Randolph, Lewis, and
Marion. All claims entrusted 10 him will DO
promptly collected.
October 90, 1912.
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Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD,
No. 604 Broad st. Newark. N
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Iplace fall confidence in the statement made bv Mar
tina Con!n, having known her the past twenty years
will chceriuy give any particulars in relation TO her
case TO those who may wish further information.
SIR. ELIZABETH;
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
Street, n. Y. Dec IL 1870
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knew Martha Conlin, and have known of her suffer
ing Illness. HOLM DUBOIS.
Bishop of New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

DEAEL DENrRiFICE-This artsis b.. bon he soa of.s sap.
pio' Piiy l'vief pfeparef with thc greatest
eAagi's tni agreeable danufrce, having enqiffh
ana pelsam ase- eradcates removes
p ~ ne en oecay poahes and Fhifh
gives peari Hke whenes ani set- as An anti ose b. -
"'a NC gns 10 heaiiw ae and preserves On basin
'n'' .-nf-frrpafed aui sohi wholesale mi retah ~
" ALgNsH DUVAL a 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery. Of every description
Rodgers * sons. Wussrnholm's
AMI CDoke's sip. Pocket Cut
L-y
Carving, cooks ana butcher.
KNIVES
Auyil>. Vices. Bellows. sle,i-r
aud land llaumerS. Screw
Flics. Sc.
Hon" Rasps dat and hall round.
mill pit. eros cut. hanl-lw
ard al other Plies
Clark's aud Kenrck's Parliament.
broad AMI narrow Butt Hinge
Aillwusht's, Carpenters ana "a
binei Makers Cmsels. Gouges
and Augurs
Dr1wing Knives. Plane Irons.
and ali other Tools, u Butch
ere CAMS ami American ina
nufarfurs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07
Cloths, Css.inscrs and beaver Cloths.
NV Il are prepared 20 eNliibit a lnrne and s,,lo

w r. are prepared to exhibit large and splen.
um p' o. ih- above Goods and At very pr,oe--in
'h We have haaeks blues AMI green- all
IN 'a-'nees knssh French and American great variety
B- and Drabs French PA Dra de SATIN &c from oc 10 ,n
ih. nahnieiune-n Beaver Cloths, Douhe Nned Black ma.
Asiatum Cbnt--II-avy Pilot For-s; Cloth. se ~ ON
,s I" ihs-r G"o > unsurpassed by any in this country
Purchasers are invited q examine.
~ KENT Kyxnut i. .r,v,,p,
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WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DA

'S 'sSpiSi III Dh1
ny ,. p. wHEATLEY a CO.,
AZ the baltimore Cash Store Immediately opposite r. H.
Jenkins.
FlcEs drab green and nalarne blue Thibe Cloths for
dozen Palaces, ready made direct from New. YORK
10 pieces rich Cashmere de Escos-., new style
~ DO do second Mourning
u do patn cold hou.in de Ian.
90 do French blk do DO
do rich siks
do SUPER French black Alpaca. warranted renuin.
10 fo light anil dark cord
20 do ThFron Pais Tor cinhrsns wear Al IS Uoi sac
10 do French Pilii- for cloaking yd- wide only -
!" DO "h- pink blue and straw cord Tlr-on Nu.in ior
party drr---s, = yds wide. only - cents
s-ts handsome embroidered Curtain Niu-Ln
20 pieces do ID a, ,s,, -.
- dn Cashmereu d.
= dnAen thiirru's Nett caps
do do Coaks
q" embroidered Tibet Slawi. n 80
do piai and waered six do
de- nett Bri~sel Robe for Ladies new art,c,.
> CASE new style Fancy Prints ven cheap
10 pieces foallrd siBs will ell At n et-
:" do h.ghly cold Muuslln de Lane, At worth Soc
GENTLEMEN's WEAR
rre"s rich black French Ciot warranted genuine and not
10 change
10 pieces rich black French Cashmere from soost
10 do fancy colours do
u do fancy sin. Mcuno md G. h4ner, V..ti,v,
100 dn Irsh Linens from 81. tIp
70 Dozen Ipswich and lambs and Drawers
do d. ak do A.
I"ee,er with large and well Stap. and Fancy
b Coos which they VIII ami retail at nupr
e'ueh'd low prices for cash, Possessed o vants.s
probably none Others have ia the Union. M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-07

HIKING, wedding AMI grubblnr
Hos
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Lock.
Min PCT. hand, cro>S-cut aud cir
cuiIr saws
single AMI double barrel Guns
Sho; Belts ami Powder Fiask-
Ave- AMI Haicheis, made hy
Collins. Simmon, auI other
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated, brass and steel Saddle.
~, Of every quality
Cast, shear aud German Steel
BY the case. warranted
Shoyels. Spades, 81. of AmrS'
AMI olber makers
Hollow Ware. Wagon Bo1es
patent lined Tea krui--. Sad
Irons. sc.
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A CARD.
TO THE BUYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES

Il v "A II IL.
to THE BUYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES
CARPET BAGS, vALIECEs, &C.. &c.
"A LEAANDER HILL, fourth door belo,r m.
rs'@s y s tagLe TO,el would respectfully anno,nr.
to h- friends and the PUBLIC GENERALLY ,a he IL now N
es,l OF part % his fal and Winter Stock BOOTS SHOES
TkUNks- CARPET BAGS. vAIIECEs &c &c carefully =.
Ieced BY himself in thu Norrn Fasrn Cite. AMI - 90,
confidently assure III" Public that former period he been
aOe 70 "ef greater Inducements either quantity ai,ry
or prices and having just large we selected and very
su.f a-soni Of materials for the Manufacture LADIES
"tNTl-EhENS, MISSES and BOYS BOOTS a SHOES ,ndis
now better than ever pared Manufacture the above nam
81 ae rs IN such satisfaction He Il
therefore iiy satisfied that House. Richmond
au 10 oHet an assortment point OF VARIETY
fh'hS OF oCALTrH-hs therefore. solei- STARE Of the Pun
he Voui~ assuring them that EVERY ENERTION viii be USED
tn render satisfaction. ~ ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii hnd their adyants-. tn call
nj take i hook, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALEXANDER MILL.
Boot & NAos
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MUSIC MUSICl

ID II. TAYLOR has just received n new
IL supply Of Music for the Piano Forcamong III,
following Songs,
Come, % come with me- tho = hcaming
Flow gently Atom
Tue E,Trs Bride Forg.t Thee
We meet a strangers, lady
Sweet Robin
Queen OF my soul" RE4in'- sung
Sweet Sympathy
True Love n-'eT forget
Ny cousin Mary Bell
The Emblem Flower
Thy image haunts yet
Loves - low
The Birth OF Christ sacred ons
The last time saw HIM
The Mothers Farewell
The spirit Bird. words hy Rev J. y Msnt
Why - Psnsve Pen Maidsni
u l adbut thousand year. Russell
Friendship Love and Truth
Away. away Greenwood shades
Jeannie Morison by DcmpsteL
wALTZES. sc.
Ia MeIi'ana Na-e by ". v. Wallace
Ia Sympaihr do do
Ia Inuisiannai.s 10 dp de-
La Deseada do do
les Ferries 10 g., do
lie Reeve, do do
EATngOnnaiSc WALTZ by AubeT
Sentimental do 10y BnTemul,f
Pauina ~
Wooi.ide do MUSIC STORE.
no - Opposite the Banks.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

SkiNS tBBY's Line OF Packet between Riebuo,J IN,
u New Orleans viii their regular run an .u.n
ana wan De eonIsaed Of ilss following vessels.
naque ba'hhi.ok, Capt HKAS IfoRIox;
bfH okLttNS, Capt. WV. SMITH
nty 'orffhiNE- Capt Jos. RosfS-oS.
One q" % above vessels VIII leave this regularly
onh, we can with confidence
ur public as they huh expressly ,rlde ana xn -
~ VI" a. any other ves and and dis
~ :" ong ehl-rene" in IA. trade For pasare
having ven superior accommodations cabin aud se.r.
iN-~'hsef' appY 10 J. FISHER son, or
HASkINS K
" u An freight from country fn the above v..l v he
wharfage. ~
"A
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ALEXANDER DUAL & CO.,
SILK GOODS.
+ AL ST OCK!

olLh UUODS.
FALL STOC K!
VOHN WRIGHT has now IN Stock n very
~ extensive Go@is ada pd
tn tue Fall trade, the desirable
poahous, AMI with those be landed IN
lew days from the northern packets,
table for city and trade, e1eeed IN th-
market His stock composed OF French. ltaan Engh AMI
American Goods consisting : part OF
Rich Chameleon silks Do Broehe do
Do striped and ChAngeabe do; do Plaid do
no Cord AMI Figd New styles
Blk Italian Gro lie Rhine Do do Swiss
Blk do Gro q. Paris; do Paut
Blk Gro de Nap DO sinshew
Mousiin de Tan- expressly for the Pats tad,
tashn'eres design NJ Stripes
BIN ani coTd SIX Vevets
Paid Striped 10. dr-s-r-
Chusahs and Grape de L-ains
BIN SIN Warp Alpaca I.rsre
Plain Alpaccas. all colours
PlaFi hgd striped aud ehangrabe DO
BIN aud blue 5k Bofnbaznes
SILK herlno and Cashmere shaNs
French md English Mernos
d. d. Thread Ilees
German ans! L-le 10
Ladies six, hid and Riding Gloves
Genlemen's do
White AMI cod Tariton Muslin ami THU.
White and blk English SILK Hose Hos
do DO Cotton do do
Do do Merino and Cashmere do
Irish Linens and Ksntn1s
Plain, REVERE and Hemstitehed Cambria Hdkfs
Win uI assortment Of Negro Good. All
Of which viii be sold cheap for - 10
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-20
DESSOHTITH6lN.

EENIlE c0partnership heretofore existing
in New Orleans between The under
signed under the style of VI GALLAwAY g.
Co. is this day dissolved BY nut, al consent.
The name of The firm only 10 be used IN
liquidation.
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
H. L. W. PHILLIPS.
July 29th, 1913.
Or The undersigned will continue the
Commission Business. in his own name.
VINCENT GALLAWAY.
August 4 ls43. 4.-if
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NOTICE.

In pursuance to an order and decree Of
- the Probate Court Of KazoO county,
made at the September Term, 1913, shall
on Monday, the 18Th day of November next,
before the Court House doogin the town of
Benton, As administrators ofJames M. Pease,
decd, offer for sale onacFedit of ~ months,
the following lands, to-Wit: The south half
of east half of northeast quarter of section
20, Of township 10, range west, (40 acres,)
and east half of northwest quarter and north
west quarter Of northeast quarter and north
west quarter Of southwest quarter Of section
35, of township l /, of range west, (l6O-
l6-l00ths acres. )--ALsO the following lands
morlgaged to d. q. Moore, Viz:-The west
half Of northwest quarter, section 80, and
east half of southwest quarter, section %,
and east half Of northwest quarter, and
northwest quarter of northeast quarter, and
northwest quarter Of southwest quarter, sec,
ton 50, township IL, range 2 west--ALsO
west half Of southwest quarter, section 26,
and east half of southeast quarter, section
81, township IL, range 2 west. And also
the following lands moFigaged to the Plant
] ers' Bank:-The west bali of southwest
qparter, section 80, township IL, range
west; east half of northeast quarter and
north half of southeast quarter, section 25,
township IL, range 2 west; and east halt
southwest quarter and west half Of southeast
quarter, section 80, townships /, range !
west; except of the last eighth s acres Ia.
ken off north side Of the east haIf.Of south.
west quaTteV:--Ato acres more takens-
See deed for more particulatd description.
Also the following lands mort aged to Tx
l!Commeseial Bank Of Manchester, to witt
The north half of west half Of southwes
quarter and east half of southeast quarter
section "a and west half Of northwest quar-
s ger ndsoutheast quarter Of northwest quar-
Ter, section 25, township IL, range west
Also the interest of the said James M
Pease, insLots Nos and 6, section Is
township 10, range west; and all G
lots 1, 2 RHd3, section rs, township Il
= range 3 west; and an equal undivided hal
Of northeast quarter Of section 10; and cas-
half of southeast quarter, section 3; an
Esouth half of east half Of northwest qusrte
q section 10, township 8, range 4 west; we
: half Of southwest quarter, section 2, tow
Nj ship 3, range west.--Also lots and g.,
!. section 6, township IL, range 2 west, ~,
SI-l00th acres. And also the foIlowir
lots in Yazoo City, Yazoo county, conyeye
: 10 trust to HYATT and Nesbitt, viz:-Lo
le numbered IL and Sc. Bond with approve
- ksecurity will be required of the purchaser
lg JAMES w. BARNETT, Admir-.
er Oct. 6, ls43, Pr fee Sl4] al3-3E