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The Republican., 1845-12-27
sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI !:


To all persons interested in the Real Estate Of WLAa
JoNEs deceased GREETING;
WTOU are hereby cited TO he and personally appear
j. before the Probate court Of Amie county, on the
Fourth Monday of FEBRUARY, s46, and show Cause, il
any YOU cam why the should not be ordered 10 be
sold, to-wit. ,
Forty acres in the north east corner Of the south east
quarter Of section four in township two range four,
east also two thirds Of the south we quarter OF section
four in township two range four east; ALSO an eight
acre lot sold by Wm Bakerto William Jones, begin
ming at the notn west corner Of the south quarter
section fourth townshptw two, range four east thence run
ming south point where the boundary line Of certain
two acre lot granted by R. Montgomery 10 the Executor
Of ]. NJ. Clark and H. Davis which boundary inter-
sects the eastern boundary Of the lands Of said Jones,
deceased thence running eastern course 10 the road
leading from Liberty to the place Of r. Brown, thence
running northory with said road to the northern boun
dary Of said quarter section, thence westerly to the
place Of beginning situate, lying and being in the coun-
iy Of Amite and State Of mississippi, out OF which said
widow Of William Jones has had her dover laid off.
The above lands will therefore, be sold subject to the
wdew's dover.
It is further ordered BY the court that This citation be
published IN the Liberty Advocate and WoOdvle Re-
publican, for the time prescribed by law.
-. WITNESS the honorable John Wal
-SsS&. ker, Judge Of the Probate Court Of Amite
XAVk county at the Court House thereof, on the
sANyS Fourth monday Nov. A. D., one thousand
eight hundred and forty five.
'I"s" Issued this the 26th November ls45.
S. R. Davis, elk,
ByB. Wade Smith, Dep'y elk.
4. Aemher 90. Is45 5lw6.
The Republican., 1845-12-27
-FOR RENE,
STATE OF MIssIssIPPI, ]

= Amiie County, ss.
10 oil persons interested in the Real Estaie Of
JOHN SPURLocK, deceased Greeting:
~ OU are hereby cited to be and personally an
pear before the Probate Court Of 6miie
County, on The Fourth Monday ofJandary, ls46.
and show cause, il any you can, why the same
should not be ordered 10 be sold toswii:
The west half of the north east quarter Of sec
ton number ten, in township number three, Of
range number five, east, containing so $4,000 of
an acre-said lands lying and being in the coon-
y of Anite and Slate aforesaid.
1t is further ordered by the Court that this
Citation be published in ihe Liberty AdVo-
cate and Woodville Republican for The time
prescribed by law.
- WITNESS the Honorable JoBN
L s WALKER, Judge Of the P,Obale
- CouIt Of said county, at the Courl
House thereof, on the Fourth Monday Of o.
lober, A. D., one Thousand eight huudred
and forty.ive.
Issued this 29,h Of October, A. d. lS45
S. R. DAVIS, Crk.
By B w. Smith, Dep'y CPk
Nov. lst l845 47-v6
The Republican., 1845-12-27
I0 ~ PERSONS nIsTesIe N The lands tsnomoall aad

TO all persons interested in the lands tenemensS aud
heIediamenl0 of HUeh cospEL deceased.
4ou are hereby notfedt to be and appear before the
Probate Court Wilkinson County state Of Misssspp
on the second Mondayin March next then and there
to ahew ceuse if an, YOU can. WHY the loo,vn0 de-
scTibed lands yizC Ccnniane ebont six hundred acres
bounded on the north 81 the town Of Woodvfe and
The Liberty road. easi BY the lands Of E. McGehee
sonth BY the land Of The 6Siaa Of William Newell deed
and Theodore Stark, west BY the lands of Thomas H.
Oswald and A. M. FeIips-should moi be cold accord
ing TO The suggestion and petition Of the undersigned
administrator of ssid decsased.
VIM. G. CONNELL. Admir-.
Woodville, Dec. 9th 1916 52-ew
The Republican., 1845-12-27
Nov. 90,

To all persons interested in the real estate Q
Austin Coates, decd.
EENAKE no'ice that at term Of the Probate
- Court Of Wilkinson county, TO be held al the
Court House Of said county on The second Mon
day in Jdntary next, the undersigned, widow Of
the said Austin Coa,es, Decd, will petition the
said Court for allotment Of her dover III the real
estate of said decd, known and described as fol-
lows, to wit. the south west quarter Of section
No. IL, in township NO.2, Of range No. l. west
Of the basis tneredian, containing one hundred
and sixly.one acres and 29-l00 When and
wheIe you are hereby notified to attend The hear
ileof said petition, if you think proper.
her
MARGARET ID ANDERSON,
marx.
formerly Margaret Coates.
Nov 20 Is45. At
The Republican., 1845-12-27
MenreM.

fTHE Subscriber having w,tIdfawn iiom the Agency
i Of Messfs. }. 3. Byrne e Co. Of New Orleans
takes great pleasure IN recommending to the hiepds
snd customers of The House, Mr. Shelby Seymour hi'
successor.
He would also request those indebted 10 him, % sets
tle their accounts earlj possible. 49,,
Nov. 5, lo.5. DC. HUTCHISON. 8
Referring to the above | sh be prepared 10 furnish
the friends add culomers Of Messrs J. Byrne 3 co.
with supplies, and all lhe facilities which have been
customary with the Agency.
Nov 18Th. SHELBY SEYMOUR.
The Republican., 1845-12-27
TRnS1,EEiS SAIR

EpY Virtue Of deed OF trust made by Anna N. /.
II-D Smith, Charles Lancaster and Rosena e. his
wife, recorded in Book NJ, pages 4s6, 497, 49s and
499 the Record Of Deeds OF Wilkinson county, to Sc
cure to Rene La Roche The payment Of certain promls-
sorry notes therein mentioned, ] shall proceed 10 SELL
at Rose Hill Plantation, in Wilkinson county, Mssis.
sipp at public sale to tie highest bidder for cash. on
Monday fhs 26th day Of January, A. d. 1876,
between The hours Of II A. M. and p NJ. the follow.
ing desc bed property, to wit GAN that certain tract
or parcel Of land situated in The county Of WILKINSON
being tie land purchased BY the said Anna M Smith
and Charles Lancaster from VIM NJ. Helm, Of Thomas
e. Helm, Of John R. Ford and Caroline his WIFE, of the
heirs Of Puirick Foley, the heirs Of William Soiouner,
and the heirs Of John Cummings containing seven hun
dred and sixtynne 4S-l00 acres, per deed. Also all
that certain tract parcel oI land situate 0nd adoin
ing the above lands as per de d OF trust from John
Phibrick 10 George H. Gordon dated LIST OF Novem-
her, 1887, and from George Fl. Gordon to William M
Helm, dated 4th Of December, 1899, and from William
M. Helm 10 Anna M. Smith and Charles Lancaster
dated the 6th day Of March, S42 containing one hum
dred and seventyfve 7700 acres. Also that certain
tract or parcel Of land stuats and adjoining the above
lands, per Decd from Gerard C. Brandon and Bcisey
his wife, to VIM NJ Helm, dated lst November, 1885,
and from VIM. NJ. Helm 10 Anna M. Smith and Charles
Lancaster dated the 9Th day of March, S42 containing
huddred and forty 5O-l00 acres. Also thai
certain tract or parcel Of land supe and adjoining the
above lands, as per deed from Samuel Soiouner and
Sarah his wife, dated 18th Of July 1889, containing
nineteen $4,000 acres The said above Fariu being
known as the ROsE Hill PLASTATION, and containing
in all eleven hundred aqd 55-00 acres OK less
Also the following named NEGRO SLAVES, 70 wit;
old Henry, Easter BeIsey, Moses, Amy Lewis, Jane
Richard Mahala, Frederick Old Lucy Rachel, Nelson
Caroline, Darius, Kenuck Charles, George, Emily,
Martha Ann, Sam, Kezia Little Rachel Alfred, Perry
Black, Jim Lucy Ann. Nancy, Robert, Dolphus, Frank
John Len Branch Patrick, Andrew, Dennis Frank I,
Isaac Parish, Deborah. Jenny, Mary Ann, Polly T,
The Republican., 1845-12-27
NEW GOODS.
woodville, Nov. "A, ls45. h4s

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WILKINSON CoUNrY
TEE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To all persons inlelesied in'lhe lands, ene-
NESTS and hefeduameuls of Flancis r.
Rishard-oii, decensed.
VOU are he,eby cited 10 be and personally
appear before the Ploba,e Court of VIII
kinson county. al The Cor House thereof,
on he second Monday in January next, then
and there 10 answer the petition Of Jared N.
Richardson, Administrator Of the estate Of said
decedent, for sale Of lands, tenemenis and her.
ediiaments descibed Ia said petition, as ely
ing situate and being in said county OF Will
kinson, bounded on iIie south by lands for
merly owned BY Mary Gordon, on the west by
lands owned by William Abbot, on the north
by land owned by Nj. Murphy, and on he
east by land formerly owned by Elizabeth
Hatfield, containing about one thousand
acres" for the payment Of the debts Of said
lntesIale, and to show cause if any you can,
why so mnch ofthe lands, enemeuis and her
ediinmenls should not be sold as will be suffi
cient to pay the residue of the debts Of said de.
cedeoI Gin preference TO The personal pto
perty) and further 10 do and suffer such things
as shpll be considered and ordered by the
coufr aforesaid, in the premises
-, Witness The Hon. Francis Gil
l. S. dart, Judge Of Probate Of said coun
~ ty, al the Court House in Wood
vile, The second Monday in November eigh'
reen bundled and forty-fye.
Issued this 18th day of Nov, A. D. lS45.
fn46-6w1 FRED CONRAD, Clerk.
The Republican., 1845-12-27


IDRY 9ONDS--1DSS VWAH O9@Wo
HE subscriber has on baud large Quantity OF Fancy
- Dry Goods, among which are blk. white, plaid,
plaid and tgd Silks and Satins, blk fgd and plain Az
pacca French ana German Mefinos green blue and red
spotted Flannel, Blk. and cold 0ambricks, Paper do.
Bonnet Ribbon, Zephyr Worsted Linen Cambre Hand
kerchieis silk and cotton do Gimp Fringe oord Sewing
Silk, canbrle Edsng and Inserting ootng Linen Lawn
Irish Linen, Worked Collars, blk and white Lace, Spool
Thread bl'k and white Linnen Thread blk and fancy
cavats, Shaws a. cotton Velvet Silk Velvet blk and
cold Hose and 10 Hose chiIdrens worsted Socks and
Stockings, &C. &c &c.All Of which shall be sold less
than cost, at the corner Nain and Boston Row.
&. A. BULKLEY.
wOOdvlle, Nov IA. mas
Hrdware, CrOckay {. Wooden W@s, &c. 8c.
fkNllE subscriber has on hand a large lot Of
Hardware, Crockery and Wooden Wac.
which he will sell very low, al the corner Main
Street aud Boston RoR.
Nov %.
The Republican., 1845-12-27
Nov 20 1876.
NOTICE.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing between George
IL H. Gordon and Stanhope POsey IN the practice OF
Law, was dissolved on the 5h Of November instant, BY
the election of Stanhope POsey esq, as Judge Of the
Circuit Court or the first JuGica District oil the State
Of mississippi The unfinished business Of the firm will
be attended 10 by George H. Gordon and Carnot Posey.
GEORGE H. GORDON,
STANHOPE P0SEY.
~ on ,sis
The Republican., 1845-12-27
admin;strator's Sale.

by virtue Of an order of The Probate Court Of
-. Wilkinson county, Mississippi, made al the
November Term 1916 thereof, the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate of Glass C. BarkIey,
deceased, will on the FIRST day of January next.
between the hours prescribed by law, at the laie
residence Of said decsdent in said county, expose
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, on
credit Of twelve months from the day of sale,
twenIy-six Negro Slaves. The purchasers Of said
personal estate will be required to give bonds with
good and ample security payable in twelve months,
for the purchase MONEY. 4
M. F., SAUNDERS, Admir-, Sc.
Nov. IA, ls45. n46-3Od
The Republican., 1845-12-27

"A y the next February term Of the Probate court
n of Wilkinson County. I viii offer my &C.
count Of guardianship cf lhe person and eslaiesof
Emily Coon minor for foal settlement and sur-
render my letters Of guurdianshin.
18Th doc, ls45 RICHARD SWATZE.
50 3w.
The Republican., 1845-12-27

ARR. j M. HILL Surgeon Dentist,
, ESPEcTFULLY informs the public that he has
y y just returned from the North with full set Of new
and improved Surgical instruments, with which he is
prepared to do work in manner highly pleasing to all
those who may feel disposed TO patDnze him: He oc
cnpies his old stand on Commercial Row. where he may
be found at all hours The day. when not professional
engaged.
Nov 2l
The Republican., 1845-12-27
Great Bargains al BuckIev's.

U'VWV IN s Vst''V s9s 1711V'0V0J o
A the subscriber is desirous Of disposing ofthe
Al remainder Of bis Goods, he offers the great
est nducemeni 10 purchasers. Purchasers wish
ing Goods will do well to call soon, as they will
be sold by the first Of JanuaIy next.
{. A., BULKLEY.
The Republican., 1845-12-27
TIE STATE OF MIsSIS SIPPI,
WI LKINsoN COUNTY


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To all persons interested IN The lands, Iene-
ments and heEeditamenls of Lorenzo d.
Brown, deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
n foe the Probate Court Of Wilkinson coun
iv, at The Court House thereof, on the sec
ond Monday in January next, then and there
TO answer the petition Of Samuel H. SIockeIt,
AdmnistrstOr-wih the Will annexed--oi
Lorenzo D. Brown, deceased, for sale of said
lands, tenemenls and hefeditaments describe
Jed in said petition as lying situate and being
in said county of Wilkinson. Bounded on the
north and east by lands owned by Thomas
G.. Stockelt, south by lhe line Of demalc lcalion,
or other lands Of said Brown in the State OF
Louisiana. west BY the middle branch of
Thompsons Creek; containing about two hun
dred acres, for the payment of the debts of
said iniestate, his personal estate being rep
resented insufficient; aud to show cause fany
You can, why so much Of the lands, Iene-
ments and heredtamenls should moi be sold,
us will be sufficient to pay the residue Of the
debls of said decedent; and further 10 do and
suffer such things as shall be considered and
ordered in the premises by the court afore-
said.
.u.., WITNESS The Hon. Francis Gil
;SN@E, dart, Judge Of the Probate court
Of said county, at The couri house
s$ in Woodvle, The second Monday
""'" in November, l645.
Issued this 18Th day of Nov. A. d. l545.
FRED, CONRAD, CPk.
4S--w5
The Republican., 1845-12-27


Ellh ecrsssnesshiP hereto lese sNsline onq@ Tie 4ln
Of Mr z, Wendell 4 Co. Is hereby dissolved By M,
tua consent. 4. ia. SGANWQOp.
Dec. i0lll Isl5, "a. II. WENDELL.
The business Of the late frm will be settled - j. Il.
Stanwood
virtue Of 40 order of lhe Probate Court Of
Nlkinsan County Mississippi made Al the
December term s45 thereol, The undefsiened adj
mlnIsiralor Of lha estate ofJohn w. Lealhsriaan
deceased will 90 Tuesday he 20th day Of JanuaTy
next between lhe hours prescribed. BY law 10 the
town q KoOdyille 10 said county expose for sale
a. public auction TO ihe highest bidder on credit
Of s'x months irom The day Of sale, 40 undivided
interest N the Printing esiablishmeni oflhe "Res
pyoHcan neNspaper printed ia Woodvle.--
The purchasers will be required 10 give bonds with
good and ample security payable II six months for
the purchase money. samuel B Leaherman.
administrator Of Jhon W. Leaiherman.
Dec. 9ih le45 80 days.
The Republican., 1845-12-27
DISSOLUTION.

HyHE co-pOunership formerly existing un-
Il der the title Of Cornelle and Bensnger,
was dissolved by mutual consegt on The 18Th
Sep. last. NV. IA. j. CORNELLE,
4S F. BENSl NIGER,
The Republican., 1845-12-27
EDUCATION.
TO THE PUBLIC.

To TIE UULNNs
TNEIE public are hereby forewarned from
y trading for certain pT0misssry note caI'
ling fol $500, dated about the 3rd Of Janu-
ary 1915, and payable four years iiom date
given hv me to Thomas S, Newn an ~ favor
Of Miss Neaison. The consideration for which
said note was given having failed, VII sui
fer law suit rather than pay It.
NARSWORTHY BELL.
Der 6. 1915 81
The Republican., 1845-12-27

"a I the next February term ls46. Of ihe Pro-
= bate, court Of Wilkinson county. the under
signed Guardian Of Robert Ticke, will present
bis accounts for final settlement and allowance.
WILLIS HUNTER,
Dec. Is, ls45. i've GslllrdiaM
The Republican., 1845-12-27
PARTNERsHIp

a n !, r q INEU0TIIFs
NEORGE Fl. GORDON and Carnot Posey have en-.
tered ino partnership in the practice Of the Law.
They will praciice in the Circuit Courts Of the counties
Of Wilkinson, Adams and Ame, and in the Superior
Court Of chancery and the High Court Of Errors and
Appeals at Jackson. The sinctest attention will be
given to ul business entrusted to their care. Their Of
6ce is in Woodville and The same lately occupied by
Gordon 4. s. Posey
November 90 Ig45
The Republican., 1845-12-27

ED EDUCED AGAIN REDUCED AGAIN my
- friends and customers will pleaseiO take notice
that my stock Of goods very much reduced, and am
very anxious 10 cose-therelore have reduced prices
again so'ow, that they cannot be called cost but
less than cost | am sure that buyers will he NOR
pleased with the prices than they would bay even al
auction, 1865
Please call and look for yourselves.
A. JAKOBI s. P.
O,ll 25 mas Of Kann Jokobi.
The Republican., 1845-12-27

UST received, on consignment, 900 pieces o., Kk
- Baggipg, aud 200 Coils Of Rope also, twenty
thousand yards Of Kentucky Jeans and Linseys
FIELDING DAVIS.
NJ. Fielding Davis Of WoodyiIie, will attend 10 our
business in Wilkinson, Amite and Parish OF East Fs-
lciana, La FRANKLIN & HENDERSON,.
WoodyIe June So
The Republican., 1845-12-27
SrATE oF MIssIssIPFI.


5.A Amite County,. IS.
To all persons interested in The Real Estate Of EPHRAIM
Dixon. deceased-Greeng
VOU are hereby cited to be and personally appear be.
i fore the Probate Court Of Amitc county, on the
Fourth Merday Of January, ls46. and show cause
if any you can, why the same should not be order
ed 10 be sold, to witt
The south easI quarter OF section number eigh>
teen, and the east half of the north east quarter of
section number nineteen, both of township num-
ber four, in range number six, east, of the basis
meridian line, containing 2s7 acres---said lands
lying ard being in the county Of Amite and state
aforesaid.
II is further ordered by the court that this ciia-
lion be published in the Liberty Advocate and
WoOdVille Republican, for the time prescribed by
law.
,A,ls.. Witness lhe Hon. Jonn Walker,
SSE Judge of The Probate Court of said
zsgANk county. at the Court House thereof
81 on the Fourth Monday Of October,
H'ss, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
and loHy-ive.
Issued this 29th day Of October ls45.
S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
By B. w. Smith Dep Crk n47
The Republican., 1845-12-27

GNEORGE BLANCHARD, respectfully informs the
NN public that he has just opened, in room adjon-
ing his "ToOsOria Institute" kind Of heterogeneous
establishment as follows:--
Segars Pickles, Oranges Tobacco,
Brazilian Nuts, Cheese, Apples,
Herring. sardines Cologne, Almonds,
Tooth Brushes, Pocket Combs.
Ladies' Combs. Bears OIL Razo,s,
Shaving Soap, Pindars, Peco1s and Jews Harps-
All Of which are fresh, and Of the best quality.
Nov %, n49
The Republican., 1845-12-27
NEW CHEAP
0ASm .SyNOR IA

TIME Undersigned offer for sale the following
4 articles which we have received direct from
New York and Boston. -
A iueassortmelt Of MUSLIN DE LAME
Of the latest fashion, from Is. to 4s, per yard
Also, large assortment 0f C AIlie0. ff6usizop
TO 25e. 40 assOElmene of ALAPACA q bonn
BAZlNE all kinds DOMESTIC GOODS.
ALSO, fno assortment Of Gentlemen and
Boys CLOTEzIlTCs-and HATS Of the
latesl style. -Also, tne assortment Of CROCK
ERY, and many other articles Too numerous 10
mention, which we will sell very low for Cash,
and for Cash only,
The Republican., 1845-12-27
VS3lP@D aRARRS MANN SRsNE1mmHO
BRILLIANT, T5art-
AND
CLINTON, Baird,

.es<1es WILL in future make
Two Trips Week
szsa9 each.
"A Brilliant leaves New
1%Aep4-z Orleans every Sunday &
~ Thursday morning. at 10
- O'Clock. A. M.
Descending
Bayou Sara every Tuesday and Friday, at II o'clock
A. M.
Clinton leaves New Orleans every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock A. M.-AniVes at Fort Adams
every Sunday evening.
Descen ling--Leaves Bayou Sara every Monday and
Thursday at i o'clock A. M.
Price IF Passaee = Below Donaldsonville, 81.
Above Donaldsonville, So, to Baton Rouge 8
Bayou Sara.
0JFor Freight OF Passage apply on boardsOr
10 w. H. AVERY, Gravier street.
Nov. 90.
The Republican., 1845-12-27

Hl IA Ticking, black waddins, Plaid Domestcs
LV Plaid LinseY, Crash, Canvass and Padding
Silk, Beaver and Wool Hats Boys Caps Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, &C. &C., for sale cheaper than ever
at C. A. BULKLEY'S.
Nov. 90.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-19
BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF LOWELL.

We learn from the Lowell (Mass Courier that The bus;
moss prosects Of that place highly
the improvements in progress about to he commenced
are the following mill the Lawrence, which will
be IN operation in month two with 1872 spindles and
300 looms The Middlesex Company soon to lay the
foundation Of mill Of the largest class land occupied
by Messrs Brooks and Fisk and these gentlemen will probably
erect large mill the notipe 10 be steam. The Mcrimac
Company arc also about to lay the foundation of cotton mill
OF the largest class in the Of their present mills their
print works are to be driven with steam power The Pres
colt Company to erect during the MILL nearly
large az the one now built the motive OF which to be
aeam The beautiful large mill Of this company already
erected Is to have its machinery put in during the ensuing
summer and fall The largo brick building, now occupied
the machine shop, lately owned by the Locks and Canals
Company, Is to be made cotton mill, and machine
shop, full large the present is to be erected land
lying between the Appleton mills and the foundry the
posyer 10 he Large additions also being made
to the Suffolk fremont, Appleton, and Hamilton mills All
these improvements it is supposed will be completed within
two years. and Il estimated that they will give addition
TO the present population Of Lowell Of fire thousand This
with the natural increase, will make the population Of that
city in two years from this time SO, 0OO
In the history of Lowell the benefits resulting from
the protective system Thirty years ago the spot where now
is this encrprsng and popuous city wilderness II has
grown up under the fostering OF protective tariff and
now the second city in New England What its future des-
tiny may be will depend upon the policy Of Government
(Courdnf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-19

PRINTERS LaseuAGE-Every profession has its techn-
cal terms, and, Of course the printers have small a
tering, which ineligible only the craft The following
(sys the Delaware Republican, specimen il don't mean
however, as much as il would to the uninitated
Jim, put General Washington on the galley and then
finish the murder Of that young girl you commenced yesterday
Set up the ruins Of Hercuaneum distribute the small pox
you need not finish that runaway match have the high water
in the paper this week. Let the pie alone till after dinner
but put the barbecue press and then the devil and he
will tell you about the work for the morning"
Not much wonder that Dr. Faustus was burned for invent,
ing such adaboical art
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-19

AsIsauLAn CAss.--The April number Of the American
Journal OF the Medical Sciences records interesting case Of
man who lived twenty-five years with thick linen patch in
which bullet had been cnveoped remaining in his e lung
He had been wounded hunting expedition, and the ball
had been extracted. The PATCH however, remained,
known TO the physician and not discovered till the mans
DEATH TWENTY-FIVE wears after