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ELLIS, WILDER & co.

AVE Just received another lot of those Linen Cambrick
IL Hdkf, very cheap, Cambrick Ldgcs beautiful patterns
Linen net Gimporc Edges, Cap Laces, sc. &c.
Nov %, ls4i, so
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Pc ECAL.
From the Wes,chester Reg s,er.
Re ft Remembered.

That the party claiming TO be Democra-
tic. par excellence, haze declared heir WI
lngness to sustain for the Prs. eency Maf-
tin Van Buren,, who Supported DE- WITT
Clinton. in opposition 10 James Madison,
the candidate of the Republican party, dur
ing the gloomest period Of The last war,
while Mr. Clay was cheering The country On
10 glorious and energetic resistance Of the
ensm,
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mISCELLANEOUS.
From The Cumberland (Md.) Pr,sh,rerian.
On the Married state.

To Miss -. Knowing that you are
shortly 10 enter garden, enclosed, and that
you are, al present, stranger 10 this garden,
permit an old friend to give you. some ac-
count Of ii. have travelled everg part
and every path; know every production Of
every kind it can possibly yield; and, my
information can do you 40 harm, it may do
you some good.
You know there is but one way Of ems
trance. need hardly tell you that is ex-
tremely gay and gliuedng strewed with
flowers of every Lue and every fragrance,
with all that art or Imagination can invent.
You may fondly hope this scene of rapture
will never alter, as you will not see the end
Of the path when yon enter it. To some il
proves very hort one-and TO you it may
app ar very different in the retrospect.
Here, my dear girl, LET me caution you
not to dream Of perfect or perpetual bliss,
if you do, experience viii show you that
it never existed onseaEth, save in visions,
or visionary heads.
4 You will meet with many productions in
this garden, which are charming to the eye
and pleasant 70 the taste; but they are not
ali so. Let me just remark, that you are
carrying into this garden one of most deli
clous and delicate plants 10 nature Linear
Good Humor.- Dont drop it or lose It, Al
/ many have done soon after they entered
. who seldom, # ever, found it again. L i
treasure which nothing can make up g
you.
When YOU get to the end Of the frs
J walk, which lasts about thirty steps, CON
J monty cal ed honey moon path, you will Sc
q The galden open il vast variety Of view
s and here ! must caution you against som
productions which are nauseous and noxiol
8 and even fatal ia their tendency to the "
e wary and ignorant.
a. There is a low, small plant which mi
!, be seen 10. almost every patti, called Indi
8, ference, though moi perceived a the 6
f. trance. You viii always know when ne
1. this plant, though you DO not see q, hy
~ certain GOODNESS in.the air which sutroun
for it. ContrarS TO allothers, Il thrives incoi
ne and dies il warmth. Whenever you p.
ceise this, change your situation as soon
you can.
II the same path isolten found that ~
II yellow fower.called Jealousy, VIII b Il vi
2s you. never % look At. Turn from il as I
ing as possible--for il has the strange quail
Of tinging the eye that holds il with 4 ST
which il seldom gets rid Of
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RE ITREMEMRERED.

That the same parry have declRsed their
TO support james Buchanan. who
declared in a public speech, on the 4th, OF
July, 1912, hat ''if he thought he had any
Democratic bleod in his VEINS, he would let
L nlll W
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Remember this Is 0 trust for which you
are. accountable t. Himwho guye it. That
you may be blest with the sweetest pro-
auctions of this garden-that they may be
The delight Of your eyes, that you and they,
when the summer of this life is over, may
be transpanted 10 some happier soil, and
flourish in immortal yigor, in perfect and
permanent felicity, is the sincere wish of
your afFectionate friend,
4 FRIEND TO FEMALE MERIT.
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PROFESS SIGNAL.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
ATIAW
YazOO City. Miss.

~ ONTINUES to practice regularly "
" he sum rior Court Of Chancery, Hie'
Conr, or Errors and Appeals. Circuit COM
&C the Uoited States AT Jackson o"p'"'
Conu or Chpncerv. and in the C"cW' c""r
or Y ,zpo, Holmes rnl Carroll counties
Office in the Insurance building on Jetie'
snn Street.
Y,zoo Civ. Jan lst 1870.
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rGiNTEo AMI PUBLlsHEU EyERA FRIDAY
az % a. sTEVGNSS
(CIrY rRINTER)


(CIrY rRlNTER)
o. % Fsrspa-sireei, neri door 10 The Offices OF
Means. WtikiasoH q Miles, and F. w.
Quackeaboss.
T.rp ,Ts-The Vine will be furnished 10 sub
5efbers at S. 20 per annum in advance
AbveR rtsEMENrs will be inserted al the rate o.
a 90 Ser square for the hrs insertion % GEMS
Tor each wseN thereatter-ten lines or Tess, con
stitltina a square. The number OF insertions re
ouired, nustbe marked on the margin OF the man
uscript, OF they will be inserted tH torbid' ana
charged accordingly.
Az Advertisements from a distance, must be
accompanied with the CASH o they will not
Annoencinq candidates for Office will be S.
far county Offices, $40 for state othces-in eu'
PJifieal. Cotton Circulars or any articles OF
individual interest, Will be charged as
ments and must be paid for in advance 49,.
For advertising Citations from the FI1n ga,
Cont N persons int erested to come forward am
show cause why order OF SAFE snou ..',,. 1''
Granted IL dollars, to be paid tor IN ADV
For advertisinq Orders granted by me Fleoa''
Court for the sale OF property - uV''''
e. advrrt,sing Chaneery Notices to non-res''
denis. IS dllars each. to he paid Tor in ADVANCE
Foradverlislng Petitions Tor DOVER Fo"i ~ y
Is dollars, 10 I've paid for in ADVANCE "a.
Frr ndvert,sina Notice of Letters OF Admins
tratoa, dollars, to be paid for in ADVANCE.
For advertising Notice Of annual or hnai set
clement by Administrators, dollars, to be Pai'
for IN ADVANCE. -, r,o,o
for g months, S27, to be paid for in ADVANCE,
Trusters' sales, and al other advertlstI'''
not soeci6ed, must he paid Tor IN ADVANCE. - !.
All advertisements of personal nature VIII o
charged double price, and payment required I"
ADVANCE.
yearly Advertising
Fo, FORTY lines or less, renewable at Pleasur
$50 No contract taken forless than one year
and PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
The privilege Of annual advertsersis lim'u =
,beiroyyn immediate business; and all advertise
ments Cor The benefit Of other PERSONS sent IN
them must be paid for by the square
professional Advertisements: :,
Fori lines or less, not alteruble; months -
10 do do do 'i-.lE'' do: 3
nArAs the above rates are, the same as u os
established in hatcher, Vcksbnrs. jackson
Grand Gulf and Elsewhere in this State, no Dc
dnetion will bS4madas rom Them IN any cas-
,ybafever - -
H%ALI. lob wons-a ssfsT BE PAID Fo
ON DELIVERY.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

1EWGEOOo
rhe state of MISSISSIPPI, BcLvAR PRoBATE
onUTT.
BoLfNAR COUNTY. jan. Term, t844. 4
Estate III E2Uert Harris, decd
EIPONs Tie peniion OF Joseph M'Guire
~ administrators d an and sinenlar The
goods and chattels, tights and credits which
were be SAID deceased, and upnn iheac-
count Of the sad administration, exhihite.
on oaih, showing Thar the personal estate oil
said iutesiatA is insufficitn 10 paw his debfs.
Is theTefore ordered by the court, thai all.
lpersons interested ii he following lands.
nenenenis aud heridilsmeniso Of tie said de :
cease 10 wit fractional section. No. 2,
Isols, Nc. 2. n. II, ~ s. 10. ID fractional
section No. 31-F Fractional section. No SO,
The north hal of section No z and all o
sections and l0leiIg north sc the Choc-
taw Boundary. al lying ii Township y, ol
Ifange, Nh. 3, west, containing by esfima e
1850 .2.l0O acfes- ESQ est half Of south
easl quarteTof section 36 ID Township No
ll9, of range M. 9. wesi, conianRg79 10
Hoo of acres. BE sued % appear helpre the
Probate GehTt If tie county of Bolivar a
THE Court house thereof on the third Mon
: day of April next, TO shew cause. If an.
|. they can. WIZ the said intestate should no
t be Sold OF so much thereof as will be suai
y lcient to pay and satisfy his debls, OF the re
= sidue thereof. |. is ordered further sha
!. slid citation be posted up IN three Of Oh
s most public places in Bolivar Connts, g
le Tiirty days and be published FOR the sam
lenpih of time in Tie Yazoo City Wing.
Atrne copy from lie minutes
'TEsr, Alb DODD, Cl'k.
Jan. 2, 1914. fps fee sSl4) 30,5t
! Wanted ut this Office
st a BOY as an Apprentice to the Prniir
n business. One from the country a.
aged about 6 years would be preferred.'
Apply Immediately,
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TO lg gm
Know e not thal Ye are Yen .


Know Re not that We are Menl
Know ye nut that ye are min,
Ye laboring throngs Of earthg
Must We be told and tuld again
That Truth ard Toll are worth?
Why do ye look upon the ground?
No FIRE withinHhe eye.
When noble born are all around,
And Wealth aud Rank 60 by
For have We not heart within,
And sense and soul ns thew?
And more have e not tailed TO win
The bread 9e eat to-day?
Dove despise j our sunbnrnt hands
So hard and bfown-with ieib
That have made fair the forest lands,
And turned the forsstsoila
Whatgdo y fear lie naughty gaze
Qfmen in riehsarray
IT'S said Pride ha;h not many days,
And Riches ay away.
Up heart and hand, and persevere,
And overcome The scoFn--
The naughty hate and heaitess sheer
OF the worlds gentle born!
Fear not-shrink MOTTO yon is given
The guardianship Of earth;
And on the record book of Heaven
Is writ your honest worth
Honor yourselves! We honest, true,
And willing, firm, and strong!
Do well what'er your hancs may do,
Though praise may finger long!
A high and holy work Is yours,
And yours shall be fame
That lives for ages, and endures
Beyond the hero's name!
Go-with your hand upon the plough,
And the plough beneath the sod;
Pity the heart that scorn, and bow
To nothing hui your God!
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4NVs y = TIE A1KENNE'
My references are
Messrs. PRIME. WARD s. KING
s BooRMAN, JOHNSTON u Co
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REIT REMEMBERED.

That the same party, while protesting 10
Venerale the memories and services Of Ihe
Fathers Of he Republ can Church, are dai
ly in the habit OE denouncing as ''among he
batch Of Federal Measures a Bank of the
United States, the Tariff, ETC., although
these very measures were passed by large
maio;ites of Republican Congresses, uPon
the recommendation of Republican Presi-
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Il is better TO be of the number Of lhoss
who need relief. than Of those who want
hearts f. give it.
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BE REMEMBERED,

That the same party, while they clanoT
for primo Plies, declare their will ugness 10
support any sort of politician bearing the
name Of Democrat, WHEELER the nominee be
a Procamaiionist or a Nuli6et-a TarifIiis
IT,,
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transmission OF Intellectual and
Moral Qualities


PARENTS 10 OFFERING.
This an important aid valuable trea ~ On
81 ol or lmoupt Interest 70 parents aud espe.
cha " to nnth,rs. Ills Wiitten b. MY Of eai.
lient worth aud ta,nts whu ha' nude &c sueJect
one o much aluiy. Aiti whose sole view has nsen
IA, before hsr s.vvn ~ sex afls If greatest
mbor nce f,r hem q know and which ean',o. ia't
10 repa, hen ihousand f1li ior me CO 81 the Vo-
se I7ne ;nlo,rst,o,, n this " TX IS curious va
nsb and Interesting. ami should he paced % the
hand 81 yers Fa,her and mniherin TIE Inlon'
Agents supplied Al discount Of twenty-five peg
cent
Oortlerr will To I'd rrssfd TO
.. WINCHE ER, Pnbhshers
No. 90, Ann street, New YORK
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VE aIlted 30 this Offfce.

a BOY az an Apprentice to The Prinlinp
n business. One from the country and
aged about l6 years would be preferred.-
Apply Immediately
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On .TeFersDa- street, neat door to me oWeeS o.
.NeSsrs. WytleiasoA & Miles, and +. "
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A CAA

New York, Jan. !, 1914
SIR-The undersigned is ready aud will
ing 10 mike the usual advances on. cnus'gn-
menls made our mutual friend, Mr. WM. B.
WILSON. he being authorized TO make ar>
rangemenls for that pnpose.
Respectfully, Yours &c.
THOMAS " JONES,
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ROW IN CONGRESS.

Byletters and papers from Washington City, we
learn, that on Tuesday the 23rd ult. while the Ia
riff bill was under discussion, Mr.. White Of Ken.
tncky, the Speaker Of the last House Of Represen'
tatives, undertook to repel the charge that Henry
Clay had said in 1919, that "if gentlemen will moi
allow us to have black slaves, they mustlet US have
white ones" Mr.. White said that the charge that
Clay had used such expressions, was false; and
that the statement certified to by five members Of
Congress, as being part Of Mr., Clay's Speech was
false. .Thereupon Messrs. Kennedy and Rathbun
both stated that what they had certified to was true
White, turning to Rathbun, repeated twice, "you
are aliar;" and some accounts say that at this time
White used very profane language. this instant
White and Rathbun struck each other The Ser
geant-at-arms was presents edeavoring to restoreor
der, and separate the combatants. A man named
Moore from Kentucky, was at the back Of White
during the encounter, and was trying tokeep oifth.
sergeant-at-arms, saying, .let them fight It out"
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May A, 1914
SHERIEE,S SALE


RY virtue of mandate from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio, will eX-
pose to public outcry at the front door of the Court
House In the town of Woodsfield, in Monroe CO.
Ohio, on Monday the Sd day of June next, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and P. M.
on said day, the following real estate, to wit: the
North West quarter of Section No. s, township
No 6, of Range No. 6, containing about l59 acres;
also part of the North East quarter dissection II
township 6, of range 6, in the tract of land known
by the name of the range; beginning for the same
at post 2s perches southwark of the N. E. corner
of said Sec IL, on the line dividing the same from
sec. 5; thence southwark with the section line dis
lance II perches and six-tenths to post thence
westward running parallel to the line dividing said
section IL from section 10, distance 7sparches and
three tenths to post; thence no!thward running
parallel to the line dividing said section IL from
section 5, distance 81 perches and one-tenth to a
post; thence direct line to the place of beginning
distance 81 and perches, containing 80
acres of land more or less. Takenin execution as
the property of Frederick Slusher at the suit of the
State of Ohio.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.
May 8, 1874 ]lO:5w] Sheriff M. C. O,
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

oALCS.
BY virtue of sundry venditioni exponas to me d-
rected from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County Ohio, will offer for sale al the front door
ofthe courthouse, in the town of Woodsield, in
Monroe County ,on Wednesday the thday of May
A, d. 1874, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
M. and P. M, ofsaid day, all the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit, The South half Of the
South East or. Of the South East or Of Section 10
in township six of Range No. six containing 20
acres and also ten of land lying and being on
the North end of the north east or. of the north
East Or. of section "a, in township No. i've, of
range No. six, divided by line running parallel
with the line on the north side of the forty acre lot
as originally entered. Taken in execution as the
property ofJohn White at the suits of Isaac Hollo-
way, and Aquilla Branson for the of Isaac Hol-
loway.
ALSO
By virtue of a command from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Jefferson County Ohio, I will ex-
pose to sale at the same time and place, the South
West Or. of the South East or. of Section seven,
township three and Range five, taken as the prop
erty of Peter Highly, at the suit of William Ken
non, Jr. & Joseph M. Mason.
ALSO-At the same time and place, the follow
ing lands and tenements, viz: Lot No. 80 and
26 feet in front of lot No 81, seven rod back ly-
ing and being in the town of Antioch, Monroe
County Ohio. Taken as the property of Elihu
Morris, at the suit of Hampton Smith & Co.
T-MITCHELL, Jr. Shift. M. c. O.
April 5, 1874
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April 26-9lf
ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the com.
mssioners of Monroe county, at their next session
in June, praying for the location and establishment
of road beginning and running as follows: CON-
mencing at the road leading from Calais to the
Woodsfied road, on the land of James Wells, at
or near where there Is old trail marked out; from
thence running S. E. direction to or near the S.
w. corner of r. Clegg's land; thence on or near
the line between sections and to or near the
s. E. corner of said Clegg's land; thence through
the land of John Shaup; thence. to continue on
the ridge OIL or near the trail which is now occu-
pied thro Ugh the land of ], Chrisman, John John,
Michael Smith, Thomas Boothe, Beardmore and
John Headley, to intersect the road which leads
from Malaga to Kent's at or near the house of Mrs
Snider. A PETITIONER.
April 20, 1874. 94w
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Mr.. Nc cCausen, member from the Jefferson dis
Tict in this State, seized Moore, who is not men,
ber, and thrust him out ofthe Hall; at this moment
Moore drew pistol and fred at Mr.. McCauslen;
which would, tits supposed, have proved fatal to
Mr.. McCauslen, hadnot some individual taken hold
ofMoore, and turned him SO that the shot struck a
Mr.. Writ, one of the police, in the thigh, wounding
him very severely.
These scenes are very disgracefulin in an American
Congress, and should be ended by expelling the in
stigators Isany man justi6able in leaving the
question under discussion, for the purpose of de-
tending the character ofany individual
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April %, 1874.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
Joseph Morris ! MONROE COUNTY COM
vs. MON PLEAS.-IN CHANCE
Cornelius Okey RY.-The children and heirs of
surviving admir- Henry Baldng deceased, whose
of James Okey names are unknown to the said
decd, and 9TH complainant, together with all
ers. others interested, are hereby no.
titled that said complainant on the Sd day of Oc-
tober, ls43 filed in said court his bill in chancery
setting forth amongst other things that on the 18th
of August, 1881, said complainant purchased from
said Henry Baldng (now deceased) the one third
part of lot No. 80, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, and made full payment therefor, and
that the said Balding has not conveyed to COM
planant, said bill prays for specific performance
of said contract, and tor general relief, sc.
JOSEPH MORRIS.
By JAMES R. MoRRIs, his Atty. ap 269
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GMoRDEcAI BARTLEY, the presen!
Wing candidate for Governor of this
State, was a member of Congress, at
the time OF the coalition between Ad-
ans and Clay; and notwithstanding a
convention of the friends Of Mr.. Clay
in this State had declared it to be their
first object to prevent the cabinet sue.
cession, sill Mr.. Barley voted for } ,hn
@. Adams for President, who, at that
time was Secretary of State.
In the address, which was adopted
by the Clay convention of 1924, is the
following passage:
"Were Mr.. Clay withdrawn, the re-
suit, as to the election by the electors
would most probably be the same; or il
it were not, it ,uoud place in the presi.
dential chair one Of the present cabine,,
an event which it was the first objec,
Of the triends Of Mr.. Clay 10 preuent,
uOt III W tIlC DuJ Jllt
principle. Mr.. Clay WIS nominated in
the persuasion thai all his fellow -citi
zens, entertaining the same general
views, would unite in his support. Had
this ben the case; had this union taken
place, his election by the electors,
would have been certain. 1t is the
clear conviction of his supporters, tina
Me object Of nominating him, can only
be attained by adhering to him, that tc
abandon him, is to abandon that object
and under this conviction, they have
adopted the resolution to adhere to him
as the dictate of duty and of patriot
ISM"
This address was signed by the Hon
Joseph Vance, then and now a mem
ber of Congress, the same who votec
with Clay ior the very "cabinet sue
cessor," against whom its denunciaticr
was directed.
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NED BUNTLINE's MAGAZINE.

This new monthly periodical is before US, and
bids fair to be valuable auxiliary to western lit
erature. Iti edited by EDWARD BUNTLINE
Esq, late ofthe U. S. Navy; and is published by
z. z e. Judson. We wish the editor and proprie-
tor success in their undertaking. and hope that they
may never encounter storms or foul ,ceather in
their voyage through life. The prospectus for
this Magazine will be found in another column Of
our paper. 0o-Subscriptions received at this Of
fce
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county at their June session, for an alteration Of
the county road, commencing near Elisha Enoch's
at point on the Marietta road and running in the
direction Of Woods6eld and ending at point in
the road leading fromWoodsfeld to the Road Fork
of Duck creek on the land of Henry Sutten. Said
alteration being in Franklin township, and to CON-
mence on the lands of J. Wheeler, at water beech
thence running up a run through the lands of John
Kerr, to white oak marked with the letter wv :
where the said road intersects the Bethel and Car
Isle road. A PETITIONER.
April 27, 1874. III
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
RY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of said county TO me directed, shall, on
the 24th day of June next, between the hours of
10 A. M. and p M. at the front door of the court
house, in said county, proceed according to law
to sell at public auction the following tract of land,
to wit: the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section No. S, of township No. 6, and
range No. 8, and the northwest quarter of the
south west quarter OF the same section, township
and range, lying and being in said county.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Guardian of John Holden, lunatic.
May 2, 1874. 10
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
by virtue of decretal order to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, in the case Of Steel, Davenport g. Co. VS..
William Mason will be offered for sale at the door
of the Court House at Woodsfield in said county,
on Tuesday the 4th day of June next, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and o'clock P. M. of
said day the following described real estate, to
wit: The north west quarter of section l6, town.
ship A, & range s. containing lGO be the same
more or less, lying and being in the said county of
Monroe. VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
MAY 3, 1914. T101 Monroe com. pleas.