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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
POLK AND DALLAS-OREGON AND TEX
AS-FOREVER

The returns from Maine tend to confirm the
-four intelligent correspondent, that call New
England will rise up in favor of immediate annexa'
ton, rather than Texas shall be erected into FREr
TRADE STATE by the British Government. Vermont
10 an .9boi,ior STATE, and all the cry against
ton, which has been made in New England, has pro
ceeded from the Aboliionists Thousands Of our
first Thgs will go for Polk and Dallas, Oregon and
Teras ~
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SOLAR PHSNoMtSoN.-Duuug most Of the day
yesterday (Monday) the sun was surrounded with a
" halo Of glory" which at times exhibited all the
colors of the rainbow. We first noticed 1t about 10
O'Clock. About II o'clock It's diameter was mea-
sured by Mr. Herrick, OF New Haven, and was
found To pe a. degrees As tn day advanced the d.
ametsr Of the circle contracted, and the afternoon
IT gradually ia ed from he view During lis great
est intensity, secondary circle, part Of circle,
was visible, ike the secondary Of rainbow Much
Of the time these appeared TO be two primary circles
the planes Of which made angle Of eight ten
degrees with eoch other. This argyle however, va
rr d at different times There we oher variations,
from time to tune, the aspect Of the phenomenon;
which added TO the interest of the beholder. For
half an hour more, sfe first saw 1t, single
white streak, like q cloud, seemed TO extend from
the sun TO the circumference Of the halo. The day
was warm, and in the forenoon The atmosphere was
remarkably clear, IN SO much that the waiting moon
was visible in md-htavens
1t Is seldom, indeed, that this beautiful manifesto
ton IS seen to better advantage. We presume the
public will be ayo ed with more particular account
Of it from some Of the soUo,g.--N Y Jour. 4 Com
morce.
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BRIrrsH SrMrArHr.-A late number Of the Lon
don Atlas, strong Tory paper, says
"Undoubedly, therefore, with Mr.. Clay as Pest
dent, and the wing party IN the ascendant IN Con.
gress, we (tbe BrItisbl should feel much more CON
Portable 10 rgsTd to our foreign relations, and might
look forward with more confidence IN the adlustmen
Of the awkward questions concerning the Oregon
frontier, which, IT neglected. may at some future ds,
lead to serious smbarassments"
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LYNCH LAW IN CHM.-A paymasler dcfrsujog
The troops with base coin, was lynched lately by ne
deirauded soldiers, who beat him TO death lis 70.
Their appealed to the Board OF Punishments for ven
geance on the lynchers but told whosoever pro.
voked the public indignation must take the conse.
qutnCes.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

A ToueH CouPLE.-There Is a oolorod man in the
employ OF house IN Richmond Virginia, whose
grandfather died last summer, IN King and Queen
county, aged one hundred and twelve years His
grandmother died not long since in the county
aged one hundred and ten years presenting cases #
longevity not easy to match. The old lady had good
teeth and capital tongue to the very last
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A Coon SrNTINtNr- he following toast was
sent by Mr.. Dallas to the meeting Of Meek
lenburg county, North Carol ma
"Ths county Of Mecklenburg, whose fearless de
moctacy earliest launched the bolt Of independence
"A proud birthplace for peoples champion 4"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

ArsosrBIRIc RnLwArs.--Theie seems TO be quite
fever in France upon The subject OF this ste-
ces Of railroad $500 600 francs have been sppro
priated by the Chamber Of Deputies for eiperme is
OF the KIND M. Arego insists that If the Atmosphere
System be adopted 1t will save 10 Frarce 3 to 800
millions Of francs
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

Many of our readers may not know the principle
upon which the magnetic telegraph is made to com
muncate across a river without a connecting wire.
We have received from a CORE. pondent The follow
ing description of the process, at curious and
simple
On each side Of the river, under the water, is
placed a mass Of steel gilded 10 prevent rust; TO
these the telegraphic wires connected and by the
action Of tn galvanc batteries, Of them is ga
lively and the other positively elecrifed-tha is to
say, one OF them has less than It's natural quantity of
the fund m It, and the other more. The natural re-
suit Of this is, that the surplus electricity OF the
passes through the water, which IS good conductor,
TO the other In ulhment Of the law of nature which
provides for an equilibrium in all things 1t might
never happen that any other body (beng as near to
the negative mass as the positive mass OF steel ~
would have any electricity TO spare, and consequent
" the supply viii almost entirely pass along the line
of The telegraph.
/" 1t l. even hoped that a telegraphlc communca
ton may be made with Europe and at no very great
expense. The steel magnets, however, would re
qure to be very large and powerful, to coune act
any small currents Of electricity thar might be pass
ing in other directions | believe that experiments
are now making, sorn 10 be made, that viii
test the practicahliy Of this Journal Of Commerce
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-12

Naval The u $ frigate Potomac at Philidel.
phia has been ordered round to the Gospot Navy
Yard TO be taken into the dry dock and oyerhauled
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Nj A X X | ED .

10 Philadelphia, on the 9th instant, by the Rev
!. Scott, the Rev J p. DURBIN, President 81
Dickinson College, Pa to Miss MARGARET, daug'
ter Of ALrxAHprp COOK, late Of that city.
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TRANSMISSION OF TYPES, INSTINCTS, AND HARITupt
Take the mastf, the Newfoundland dog and lie
greyhound, and keep their families severally pur,
from any intercourse with each other and under sim
liar circumstances and conditions thew i'll preserve
their respective physical characteristics unaltered
and unimpalred from generation to general on lust
as if the races had, each of them SO TO express It.
Canine Adam and Eve of their own. But this Is moi
the whole Of the II is also found that not only
certain organic peculiarities, but certain habltudes
certain artificial instincts may be acquired and that
when once acquired, these, too, are transmis,ble
from sire to son. careless observer might easily
be tempted to conclude that these acquired proper
lies were primitive and aboriginal and distinctive of
peculiar and separate races. But due and unpreI-
diced atten on 10 the above class Of phenomena would
soon SATISFY him that his OnCusion " as erroneuus-
we must conhne ourselves TO q few instances OF these
curious Emergencies from The right line of original
stocks The Wild dog, then most certainly has no
great instructive propensity for the Office Of guard an
and muster master 10 a large flock of sh ep tie Is
vastly more disposed TO dine upon the mutton himself
Than TO aid IN preserving supply of it for tace 4
carniverous bipeds. And yet we have among u. a
breed oil dogs, whose aptitude for that empoym o, IS
as unvarying and hereditary as the keeping of sheep
had been the final cause of their creation.
a terrier whose parents had been in the habit Of
hghting with polecats, III instantly show every mark
oil anger aud pugnacity perceivng the scent Of
ttat animal and this although the animal itself be
wholly Ind from sight A Young spaniel brought 10
WI hout theislighest symptom Of emotion, but Will
pursue the first woodcock II has ever seen with ci-
NOR and lmpa fence. well-bred young pointer.
which has never yet set eyes on a partridge Will
stand trembling with agitation, It's eyes fixed It's mus.
Giles rigid, when introduced Tor the first time INTO
middle Ct covey. Again, the natural PAGES of the
horse are ihe walk, the trot, and the gaop. But HE
horses bred on the lable-land of the Cordera. are
carefully taughta peculiar and artificial pace sort
oil running amble and the horses SO trained become
the slres OF race TO hicb the amble is natural aud
requires no teaching. The fact 10 so well kaown that
such colts are described by the peculiar name Of ag,-
tHas NV, tins class Of tie phenomena seems to be
al mortal strife with the philosophy winch insists up
on The necessity OF multiplying species in order
count for the almost endless variety Of breeds Its
a'undany sufficient TO show that many animals per
maps all animals, are endowed with the capacity Of
acquiring aud transmitting a sort Of second mature
ana That this capacity forms just as much law Of
'heir existence as the more general law which sepa.
rates me race OF the lion from the race Of the "a.
and all animal races whatever ON the race OF man
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-02-17
THE STATE UF MISSISSIPPI,
TITAN Covsry, I

Lew o. baker, Attachment in Circuit
" CoUa II aid County
John y. cmmp. Tor $50. Levied.
IN o1lcE 10 hereby gwen, that an A..
~ 'achmenI has been dolly is.ued NJ The
sni' u The above named . aiouT
gninsi the estate Of snid defendAn, for The
sum Of F'ily.ihrce DplIars. and ba. been re-.
turned duly levied, and /, nov pending be
lore The Circuit Court of sad county, and
that unless The said defendant cha II appear
~ The next term of said court on the h.,
Monday in March next, At The Court House
IN The town Of Ripley, give special bal and
plead, within The time limited for his an
pe"rance judgment will be entered and tn.
estate so attached will 10 sold.
HARDY w. SrRIcKLrS,
Clerk
Feb. 9Th lSll-I5-dt
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TRUST SALE OF
Negroes & Land.

conformity with a certain Deed oe
-. rust executed by. Archibald Richard.
and Charlotte Richards his wifi. ., ~
undersigned, Alexander Z. Blair and M.,h
CIV Lacy Trustees, to secure the pa, men,
OF certain debts due Samuel H. Doxcv and
H. e. Arneu. bearing date on The ,s "'
Gay Of September, 1910, and REGARDED -
'he Probate Clerks Office of Tippah County
IN 'o,. Deed Book G, pages 62s, go, T. gao.
"''' expose to 'a'e TO the highest CIDER a,
uct'on. on The first Monday in Anil 49,.
?to44) at the door Of Tho Court Hons. ~
n,p'ey' T,ppah County Mississippi. an thu
following described land and negroes d.. o
scrloed IN said Deed Of Trust: 10 wiz.
, he East half Of Section Thirty two in
Township One. of Range One Eas; in ~ ;.
Cn,ckasaw Land District Also, John. Dan.
Srlose' Talbot Anderson, John, (. boy)
stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Franky su,nnI
ann E'''n' CLANCY and Parlhenev, and
'ne'r increase, or so many as will s,u,rv
Inc claims aforesaid and all interest acc,n.t
ana accrung thereon, ill paid, and All co.,.
Incidental oihe execution Of said NJ
rust Terms of sale will be cash W.
WI convey such title only, as is ves,ed in
IS as Trustees, viii is believed to b.
perfectly good " "
ALEXANDER c. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY.
e.. 80, Trustee.
September, 18Th lS43-49-- 6m
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Notice.

"Y order Of the Probate Court Of TIP.
I'D Pah County Miss'ssippi; Twill sell I,
the highest bidder at the Court
House Door, in the Town of Ripley. on the
Twenty Fl IN Day of March ex', the fol.
having Land lying in Tippah Conn'y, be
longing to the Estate of John Gregory decd
10 wIt:--The S / of Sec %, IA. r
East
ALSO--On The first day Of April next.
] will sell at The Court House Dor IN the
town ofColumbus, the following described
Land lying IN Lownds County, belonging to
said Estate, to wi':--The Yves, l of The N.
e Of Sec 20, r IS. Of r I6, East.
ALSO-On the 3rd day Of April next
J. will sell at the Court House door in he
Tow" Of Macon, the following Lands lying
IN NoSueee County, belonging to said estate
10 w't:--The West Of SEA ofSec %,
Of I Is, Of X II, East; And The SCI of
Sec %, of It's, RI7, East.
ALSO-On the 9Th day of April next.
Will sell at the Court House door in the
town OF S'arkesviIe, The following descri.
heo Land lying in Oc'ibbeha County. also
belonging to said Estate, to wi,:-The
west OF the s E of Sec "a. l7,RI4I
East. One and Two year credit will be
gwen. the purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security.
BROWN LEE GREGORY. |
FEBRUARY, 10Th ls44-l5-3w
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Notice..

VIE undersigned. having been appoin.
ted by the Probate Court of 1ippah
County at the February term 1874,
administrator Of the Estate Of John Allen
Decd. Hereby notify all persons having
claims nga'nst said Estate to come forward
ana present their claims within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred.
HOMER RAlNEY.
administrator
February ,5h ISl4-3w
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NEW GOODS.

IN flF subscriber 10 receiving from PHILADELPHIA
- and now opening, at his Store at the Nort
East corner of the Public Square in Ripley, ;
Splendid stock of Winter Goods, consi sting il
part of the following articles,
Plain, Striped and Figured Alapacluster's. A
new and handsome article,
Green, niscl: ana Cove colored Mcrino,s.
White and Red Flannel.
. pieces Kentucky James assorted,
Blue, Gray, Black, Mised and Striped Casinetts,
Casimeres and Cashmerets,
Super Blue, Black. Invisible Or Ell, Steel mixed
and Pilot Cloths,
Canvass, Padding, Silk and Twist best quality.
~ Pieces new style winter Prints,
= pieces Balzarine. 1890 yards Domestics.
pieces Irish Linnen. Jaconets and Cambricks.
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins. Bishop Lawns,
supeThne Black Silk Serge,
Black Silk Italian Cravats. Silk & Cotton Hk ,f,
Lasting and Composition Buttons,
Silk Velvet and Gueraffe Cloth,
shoes OF almost every description and size.
1entleman's and Lady's Boots. Beaver and
french Silk Hats. Black 4. W hlte hussia Hat.
Best Spanish Indigo Il Nader. Pepper T. AlIspice
Honey Lew Natural Leaf aud common Tobacco
;5ollih's, Mans, Hunts, and Carvers last Steel
Axes. Boston Nails assorted.
\ small lot of Steam Medicines
scotch and McAboy Snuffs.
together with many other articles too tedious
mention. In conclusion, would invite the
.aoles and Gentlemen to call over and examine
ny stock as fatter myself that will not tai to
lease and give satisfaction to my former Gus
ohers and friends Return my sincere respects
Or their very liberal patronage and Respectfully
ollcit continuance Of the same.
S. R. sPIGHT.
Deem. lst ls43.
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The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
lous,orsD ws,s.y,l

Iippah County.
Joseph J. Person, Attachment in the
We. circuit Court of said
George W. Gnu'er. County for $50.
NOTlCE IS hereby given, that an a,>
~ ta' hment has been duly issued at the
sui. of the above named plaintiff,
gainst the estate Of SAID defendant, for the
sum of Sixty Dollars and has been duly
Levied and returned, and is now pending
, before The Circui, Court Of said County, to-
be holden at ,he Court House in The Town
Of Ripley, on the last Monday in March
1914. Aud that unless the defendant shall
sppe,r, give special bal, and plead within
the the time limited for his appearance in
said case, Judgment will be entered anr
the esta,o SO attached will be sold,
HARDY W. STRtCKLIy.
Clerk
Februry I5h lS4l-l6--4~ fee SIS.
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TAILORING.

THE undersigned tender their thank.
IL to the public for the very liberal pat.
ronage heretofore ex'en led to them
and would be grateful for continuance Of
The same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side of the public
square, where one or both of them nav
always be found. All work entrusted to
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs. Cutting and Repair
ing done on The shortest notice for Cash
only.
GOSSETT 4 BTGGS.
September, 2nd lSi3-i5lf
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4 y The subscribers have determined u
"A WIND up lbeir present business ~
nh. place, they would respectful,
hui earnestly request oil pefsons that are
indebted 10 them TO call and mako ipnedi
ate payment, as indulgence cannot be
gwen.
DOGAN e. CLEVELAND.
Per A, q. BARNETT.
Ripley, Deem sou 1913 lO-Sw
p s. The subscribers have on hand u
small stock Of goods, consisting 10 part OF
The following articles, viz:-CaIicoes, Bleach.
ed and Brown Domeslic', Apron Checks,
Salinelis, MerInoes &c. &c. Also n small
lot of Hard, Queens and Stone Wares &c ,
all of which they will sell unusually low for
Cash ID. &C
Per A. q. B.
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have on hand and for sale, cheaper than the
cheapest, fearless Of competitor or reduction OF
Pnces; first rate article ofSpun Yarns, at Ele
dozen per dollar or nine cents per dozen.
Zone over to Spights Corner and get cheap
bargains.
S. r. SPIGHT.
Dec. lst 1s43
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, )
TIPPAH COUNTY.
Circ.h Court, September Term 1913,
1t being the 3OM Dig Of suid Mouth.
John s NJ. } Bill 70, Divorce.
Malissa Murry,
THlS day came the complainant BY
Il Attorney, and It appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the Court, that the
defendant resides beyond the limits of the
State OF Mississippi, SO that the ordinary
cess of law cannot be served on her. II is
therefore Ordered bv the Court, that pubs
llca'ion be made for The space ofthree
Months in the Ripley Advertiser, news
paper published in The Town of Ripley, il
The County OF Tippah, in the State of MIS-
sissppi, notifying The defendant Of the pen
dancy of this Suit, and that unless she an
pear at the next term Of This Court, to be
held at lie Court house in the Town NJ
rIPley. in Tirpah County Mississippi, on
the last Monday in March 1874 and plead,
answer, or demur to Compliments bill, the
same will be taken for confessed, and de
creed accordingly.
A copy from the Minutes.
II. W. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
Nov, l6h 1872 -n4-3n.
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Medicine.
Dec. lst ls43

"\UR, Es1INs, Sweet Oil, Calamel. c.s,.,
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb. Godfreys CnrS;s !
-, raragoric, Spirits il,tre, Thomp.ons Eve
wates' Cinnamon and Aniseed oil. C.mnhor
1"n oa'emars Drops, by J.B. WALKER.
RIPLEY, may Is43
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Feb. 9Th lSll-I5-1t
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
Y order of The Praba,e Court of Tio..
" pah County, Miss, | will sell, on the
first Monday of March nex'. to the
highest bidder, at the Cour, House door in
the town of Rp'ey, ona credit Of twelve
mon hs, one hundred acres ofland, off the
south west quarter of section nine, in town.
ship four, Of range four east, belonging to the
{ state of Hugh II. Allison, Decd. Bond and
approved security required of the purchaser.
NANCY A. ALLISON,
Admin .iraix.
January 23i 1878
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Office.

LII those indebted to The late firm O
"A Norton e. Hunter are hereby mott.
fed 20 come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands o the proper person for
II is indispensable that the uu.
settled business Of the firm be closed.
JOHN HUNTER,
Surv. Part. ofN g. II
Ripley, Oct, 2Slh 1913.
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Februry IS lS4l-lG--4x fee SIS
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
HE undersigned, Administrator uf h.,
n Estate Of Joel e. Frederick Decd
having obtained an order from b."
Probate Court Of Tlppnh County Miss, fo,
the sale Of the N L Of Sec 81, of Town
9, Of Range 9 East; will sell said Land, on
the premises, on The Och dav of March
next, on credit of Twelve Months, as The
property Of said Frederick, Decd. Bond
and approved security required for the pur
chase money
A. B. LEATTERWOOD,
Administrator.
February 18Th lS4l-l6--3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 + The November Term of thu Probate
IA Court of rippah County Mississippi.
Letters Of Administration were gran
ted 10 The undersigned, on the Estate of
German P. Gossett Decd. Notice is there
fore hereby given to all persons who have
claims against said estate to present the
sane properly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be
barred.
JOHN GOSSETT,
Administrator of
said Estate.
November, lSh 1913
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| " - hAN sAN" III vi
on the first day o
not taken out by the fl
sent the post Office dep,
Armour ID w
Ayres Simon G
Askey Augustus X
Alexander A o
Austin Richard 2
Adams J
Brown William 2
Braddock 4 dam
lookout Brunson
Beard I homas
Beard Lucinda Miss
Bostwick Marcus X
BerryhiII M W
Bridges John 2
Brown Alex Il Ad ives
Burks | inchheld
Bullock william
Bailey b or A Beard
Bethel Can, well Elder
Barry william IL
rumb Elias
Calicott J W DR.
Cofman Robert
Cooley Harrison
Clegqorn william
Cook John
Couch James
Davis william C
Dean Thomas
Duncan wilIiam L
Dick Alexander
Damon David P
Dixon Mary Ann Miss
Dixon Hugh
Dunivan h Jno Snecl
Nat Picket L. J Jones
Emerson J II
Edgerton Martha mrs
Estes william
+ renslcy Charles A
Gatlin Nathan
Graham lessee
Greason Joel Esq
Goodman John G
Green Francis Miss
Griffith Ralph Egg
Ga bright u F
Garland Lucius {
Gordon J ] s
Hobbs Isham s
Holly william C 7
1opson Nathaniel 7
ienry John NJ 7
lowell David 7
iarris Benjamin v
iarbin N Col v
ester James v
iimbell w d "
.enedy William "
.rndrick Allen "
.eneley f.ada mrs "
ely james "
.yle Samuel Y
eatherman d NJ 3
y,pu,,, cth 1914
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
T'sHAMINGD CLUNTY. {

| =
T'sHAMINGD COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, December Term 1913
NOTlCEis hereby given, that an ap.
~ plica' n to me, by Andrew J. FraIy
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided inieres, of all that
tract Of land in said County of Ti,hamingo.
known and designated rs the South Eas
quarter of Section No Ten. in Township
Two, aud Range Eight The North Eas,
quarter of Section Thirty five, Township
One, Range Eight. The South West Of Sec.
ton Twenty seven, Township Two, Range
Eight.-And the South West of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da>
vid W. ndman, james b. Townsend,
and A. B. Walker Esqrs, to divide The said
tracts of Land into eleven equal paris Or
shares and uness proper objections are
stated to me, at The Court House in the
town Of Jacinio, in The first Monday in Feb
ruary 1874, the said David W. Hyndman,
James X. Townsend and A. B. Walker,
will then be appointed 10 make partition
Of he said Lands held by copartners, joint
tenans and tenants in common. Given
under my hand and seal the Alb of Deem
lS43. A. II WEIR,
Probate Judge.
Deem. 4'h lS43-7-Sw-Pr's fee Si3 so |