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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
SUGAR COATED PILLS W DISEASE

WINE tNlbENCE
az HILL, OF the firm Of GirIcy & Hin
WE lG9 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 any he
has ever taken HIS wife has found them de
liz hiiul and cficaCiou<.
Miss /, UGLAs>, corner Walker and Iudlow
~Siieois, has been cured "f pain IN the head
dlmneSs OF sizht, and dizziness IT long stand
inc, bv lhsm Pills.
Mass SiMoNs. OF % Henry street; cured OF
psInS and cramps 81 eighi years standing.
Ma ATKINS, OF 2G3 Gfeeuwfch street. cnred
OF dyspepsia, Of seven years standing.
Mr. CARLtCK's daughter. 5 STABLE street. chr.
ed OF Worms IN heir worst form.
BEy Ma ECRSITr, NJ Brooklyn, cured of oil.
iou. complaints, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowd,
u1on rs iiom aIl quarters No Pin, ever before
1tcompiishedso much, wnb So luuc trouble aod
tisagrrcablcuess a. D. Smub} (Sugar Cuaisd1
Improved Indian Vegetable PnIs' Sold al
Guion', corner BDwety and Grand SIS, PhripS
corner OF B,ckman and William streets; Eve.
reir> % Dui on 81; Mrs Hays 1d9 Fult,n st.
BiutkIyuia nt 2l3 Greenwich street. Exqminr
The laOel-lyDk iuf Or SMITn's written sigma
IuIc~ Cd l5-1y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
LATE AND IMPORTANT


&ElE take great pleasure m announcing 90 our
inerds and tic public generally, hat wc
have already received tho new Foil Fl.hion ior
hHlH. we are manufacturing n general assortment,
ana VIII have some splendid rprctm,ns finished
e"d made tendy ior sale his morning. Can aud
re 'h'm he style n entirely new, ard We have
n' h%eSi'nil"n IN snyirp ih,Y arc ihc fa~uIsumrsi
SNAPPED Hat tiai has been Introduced Ir many vears.
DARE n HOGE
PIS Our brother chip orNl 10 Monroe street.
has The ne" siyle oniy nu paper. s.mpIy cut ar
desoI"ion,"h hale We have h"lh lhe t!ucks and Hats
lie having seen our ilpCts alcr lIey arrived
"'o"shl 81 best io UdNcr1se hfst. b & II.
sep 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

} ECEiNED from New York. Philatclphia and
Baltimore. a large aud general assortment
of Grocer s. " hich viii he DISPOSED OF on toe mos,
favorable terms, consisting in part OF The following;
500 sacks prime RIO Coffee
so bags Java do
so do Alspice aud Pepper
50 brls Lnai Sugar
200 boxes TIN Plate ! cross
2 do double cross
$500 Brazler's and sheeIing Copper
1000 los BancA Tn
10 chests Y n Tea
50 caliys Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea
100 hhds n o Sugar
100 btls do NlOlasses
200 kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns assorted 5 a 10
80 boxes Raisins
so boxes Cayendish Tobacco, nssorieG D e IL
ii l6 and pound Jumps
80 kegs & Twjsl Kentucky
100 doZ u + Buckets
5000 lbs Cheese
o,. II ENstNc 4. HIM rI.D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
I FLEMING & HUN TER.

X. EOtF'S TONIC AND ANTI>DYSPEP-
90 TIC PILLS This Medicine has been
known 10 the public for tho last twenty years, and
has obtained considerable c~elestiiy ns n remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills TO
he the best family Medicine that can be used.
they operate gently ns n purgaiive. producing nei-
iher sickness nor debility. They can bc used at all
times by persons Of all ages. wilhou, regard 10 diet,
drink, ar exposure TO wet and cold.
Ae an An,i-bilious medicine, every person using
them will soon become satisfied Of their superior
efficacy. There has been issued a pamphlet, TO
be had uf The Agentsl in which is set forth more
fully the nature and operation of the medicine, TO-
eeiher with some of the diseases in which il is
most applicable.
The proprieiors have been compelled 10 alter the
form OF The wrappers enclosing their Pills, owing
Ia the many Counicrleiis that have been distributed.
All persons purchasing are requested In he well
satisfied they are genuine For sale 10y PRYOR &
PAULL. Druggists, Wheeling, Va. Gen raj Agents
for the Prop,ictors. ~ %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

USI FECEIVED and Tor solc vcry low, Inc
81 PRYOR 4 PAUL.. Hh,lesqAs D,,g,;,,,
I6i Market Street WnEr LING.
40 Bhs Whiting
2 casks Ffe,h Chnmomilc Fl,vo-
= cases lndla Rbuborb Root pnme
80 gross superior Blinking
cases small Sicily L,qno,i,o
- boxes Ground Mustard IN 4 ,ops
~ 10 Pepper
10 DO Cinnampn
do Cloves
. do Rice
2OOkcgs White Lead
= casks Sup White Glus
300 600 Percussion Cans
boxes C5srle soap old aud dry
20 Buckets Fresh Olive OH
3 bfIs Refined comphor
. do cream Of Tartar
case Chiue.o VcrmIllion
2 bales lndp Sienna
20 bikes DIlou's Soaps In cakes aud bars
! cock Nnfm,rs
90 Lbs English calom~l
100 do American do oci4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
WHEELING. VA.

uii'hlr fr Winter Wear large stock IL Orlean
LOTlI. FLANNtis oi MI sotis; ALrAc,, figure,
md PLAN; CRAZE aud MtRiN D'Ecp.sE, CALicoE.
.NUsLiNs ar Narous oihci a]siiclcs Tor Ladies' we,,
rAlLOR'S TRIMMINGS. n large assotlmen
All at the above Goods ! will sell wholesale q
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

The Marksl--We> have received lhrOu e
hePOIiieness Of Capt. ROwy The New Offend
Commercial Timesof Weapesdsy rOm hbic
we gather rather favorable accounts relative 6
the cotton and -four lhe fpfmi. having advanced
an eigih-Ihe latter duh al Sc so. 'Of The laltet
article, sellers we're plenlyai 50 so. but 40 buy
ers. The cotton receipts, Al all the ports show =
falling off of 26,s95 against last year. This has
had iIs influence upon the market, which 10 conss-
quencsip been firm a'6l7s an for good, nid-
ding, and other qualities IN proportion. When the
state Oftbe weather is considered The slate Of the
trade seems really lOoklngup.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
New Advertisements.

Y virtue Of 40 didef of tbs Probate dhrt q
WilkihsO1 County Mississippi 6lsde IL bs
lteembefleTIa ] 81 tbefeof ~ und fsigosd ad.
'plhiNsnicf ofibe estate Of JOIN w. Ieai man
deceesed will on TOssdag the 2Olh day Of January
next belween the hours prescribed BY law in The
town Of WoOdville 10 said county expose for sale
Al public auction to the highest bidder on credit
OF SIX months from the day ofsale, an undivided
interest ia the Printing establishment. Of the IRE.
Pab'eanv newspaper printed ia WoodyiIIe.--
thePorchaseFs will be Tequiredto give bonds with
good and ample security payable in six months for
the purchase money. Samuel B. Lealherman.
administrator Of Jhon w. Lea,herman.
Dec slh 1916 30 DAYS.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

GOdey'' LGdy's BOOk for December This num-
Der of this valuable periodical is now before u.s.
As usual, its pages are resplendent with reading
m alter, suited to the diversified tastes Of lis mum
erons readers. The embellishments of this work
surpasses that Of any other published on the con
iihent aud ouiryals any Of the embeshed Euro
poan periodicals with which we have ever met
thereby showing the sunAzi,,ri'- ~f'h- A-->-;---
nrnsis.
The engravings in the present number are rsal-
y exquisite.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
TRUSTEES SAFE.

~ virtue Of a deed ofifust made By Anna M.
Smith Cha's. Lancaster and Rosena e. his wife,
o. the lin March 649, and recorded on pages 55I,
Soz' oos and 954, Of Book Of the records Of deeds IN
zoe clerks ONCE Of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
counsy and state Of Mississippi, to secure William M
em ana Others IN ceatan debts therein mentioned
sha proceed 70 expose to sale and to sell at public auc.
non, to the highest bidder for cash. On RosE Hin
:, LAArATIoH IN said county Of wilkinson, on Monday
Inc end Day Of February 1896 between he houra f Il
o'clock M. and O'Clock p M Of that dav. H. Col.
loving described property, 70 wit; All that certain tract
OF parcel Of land situated in the county of Wilkinson
being the land purchased by the said Anna M. Smith
ana Sha's. Lancaster from William M. Helm Of Tho.
mas +. Helm Of John R. Ford and Caroline his wife.
OF the heirs OF Patrick Foley the heirs Of VIM Soiour
ner and the heiIs Of Jno Cummings containing eeven
hundeed and sixiynine 4s-lOO acres as per deed All.
So all that certain tract parcel of land situate and
adjoining the above lands, per deed Of trust from
John Philbrck 70 George H. Gordon, dated first ofNo
yember 1887, and fIom Geo. II. Gordon 10 William M.
Helm, dated 4th OfDec 1889, and from WIN. M Helm
to Charles Lancaster and Anna M. Smith dated s,h
March ls42 containing one hundred and seventy-6ve
fIlOO acres Also that certain tract or parcel of land
situate and adjoining the above lands as per deed ren
Gerard 9. Brandon aud Betsey his wife, 10 William M
helm, dated lst November 1888, and from VIM. Nj
HELM to Anna NJ. Smith and Cha's. Lancaster, dated
the 9th day Of March 1912 containing one hundred and
foTty-one $1,000 Also all that certain tract or
Pscsl Of land situate and adjoining The above lands as
per deed from Samuel Sojourner and Sarah his wife
dated 18th July 1885, containing nineteen sO-IOO acres
The said above farm being known as the "Roso Hi
and containing in all eleven hundred and
ok $4,000 acres, less. Also all the FOLLOWING
named Negro Slaves, to wit Old Henry, Easter Bet
sey Moses, Amy, Lewis Jane, Richard, Mahala, Fred
enck, Old Lucy, Rachael Nelson, Caroline, Darius.
hentuck Charles, George, Emily, Martha Ann, Sam
keEia Little Rachael Alfred Perry Black, Jim, Lucy
Ann, Nancy. Robert, DOlphus, Frank, John Len
nIsnch, Patrick Andrew, Dennis Frank I, isaac Far
ish, Deborah, Jenny Mary Ann, Polly T Henry. Peo-
gy, Polly, Leanor, Emily, Matilda. Judge, Anthony.
john Darius, Helen, Martha, Fanny iniants togetb
er with their natural increase shall sell TIL whole or SO
much OF said property will be sufficient to pay said
debts and interest and the Of this sale, and will
make such tile as vested in mo, by said deed Of trust
TH0'S. HENDERSON, Trustee.
Nov. 90, Is45. nsO-ts '''
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

BFEighleen thousands dollars have been con
iTIbuted by the various congregations in the dos
eese Of Bishop Hughes, towards the erection Of
buildings for Catholic Theological Seminary IN
New York The Bishop saysit6at his most san.
guine anticipaions did not 60 beyond SIO, 900
Of $4,000. The Seminary is nearly Saisbed
/ is one hundred and six feet long BY fony wide
four stories high and is built Of granite. A Church
one hundred feet long and f6y wide, Is 70 h
built il connection With i.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

Curious ITEMS. -Some writer in The N York
News estimates the quantity Of silk used 10 Eng
land alone to amount to more than $4,000, 600 lbs.
for The production Of which the labor Of more than
l4,OoO,OOO,OOO Of the silk inssctssrs required.
and which live and die annually to support the
people Of small portion Ofths earth, with the lux
ury Of wearing their products. a'eet
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
TRUSTEES SALE

]
virtue Of deed Of trust made bvl Abna M
smith, Charles Lancaster and sRosena E.. his
wife, recorded in Book NJ, pages 496. 4g7 49s and
4SS OF the Record Of Deeds Wilkinson county 10 az
cure to Rene La Roche the payment Of cernin promls
sorry notes therein mentioned i shall r,rocee5 isS
at Rose Hill PantatiOn in Wilkinson connie sNTiss;g
s'Pp, at public sale to the highest bddet for cash. Oh
Monday The 26h day of January, A. d. 1886
between the hours Of II A. M. and 4P Mtbe follov-
ing described property to wit Gan that certain tract
or parcel Of land situated in the county Of Whitman
being the land purchased by the said Anna M. Smith
and Charles Lancaster from VIM M Helm. 81 Tbor,ss
E. Helm, Of John R. Ford and Caroline bis wife ~ The
hefs Of Patrick Foley the heirs Of William Soiouner
and the heirs OF John Cummings containing seven him.
bred and sixtynne 4e-l0O acres as per deed Also ali
!nat certain tract Of parcel Of land situate and adoa-
ing the above lands as per deed Of trust (rom I'm
Philbrck 10 George a. Gordon, dated st n NoysDD-
Der. 1887, and from George H. Gordon TO William Nj.
Helm, dated 9Th Of December 1885, and from W Iiov
M. Helm to Anna NJ Smith and Charles LaboSsfor
dated the stb day Of March, 1892 containing one huns
urea ana seventy.fve 77-OO acres. Also that certain
tract OF parcel ct land, situate and adjoining the above
lands as per deed, from Gerard O. Brandon and Botsey
me vile, to VIM. NJ. Helm dated Ist November. isaS
and from VIM. NJ. Helm to Anna M. Smith and CbsrsS
Lancaster dated the sth day of March, s40 containn
one nuudred and forty one $4,000 acres, Also that
certain tract or parcel Of land situate and adonno h
above lands, as per deed from Samuel SoiourneT and
oafsh MS wife, dated 18th of July, 1889, tontafbn0
nineteen eO-lOO acres. The said above Farm hs;.ss
Known as the Ross HlLL PLARrATlONs and c6Hfaip;ns
q all eleven hundred and six 55-lOO acres more d
Also the following named NEGRO SLAVES. 10 hi:
DID Henry, Easter, Belsey Noses, Amy. Lewis. Jane
E X Mshela Frederick Old Lucy, Rachel, Nelson
Caroline, Darius Kentuck Charles Georon EbJ;I"'
Iuara Ann, Sam, Kezia, Little Rachel Alfred Perry
Slack Jim, Lucy Ann. Nancy, Robert, Dophus. Franz
John Len, Branch, Patrick, Andrew, Dennis FfarlSr
Isaac Parish Deborah. Jenny, Mary Ann. PoIlvT
ifenny, Peggy, Polly, LeanBOr Emily, Fanny Matilda
,uoge, Anthony, John, Darius HELEN, Martha, and
hTee infants, together with their natural increase,
shall sell all, or so much OF said property AZ mill
pay the notes then due and unpaid, togehef Sibgbs
interest," due thereon and costs Of this sale and mste
uch Title as is vested in me by said Deed Of TrusHT
NJ. A! P. merrill, Trustee.
NS'cne1' NOV To- lo45. n49-tds
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
sTATE on MIssTssIPPI.I
ANTE County.


70 SI psrsSns Interested IN the Real Estate Of GEoReE
MCGEHEE, MISUNDERSTANDING. q. -
81 on are hereby cited to be and personally appea,
- before the Probate Court of Amite county, on the
Fourth monday of FEBRUARY, 1876, and show cause 4
any can, why the following Real Estate belonging vthe
to the said deceaseds Estate should not be ordered q
The south west quarter Of section seven in township
three Cunge four. east the north west quarter 81 Sec
ten seveleens and east halfof the north east quarter
Of section eighteen in township three Of range four east
The south west quarter Of south west quarter and the
south west quarter Of the south east quarter Of section
eight IN township three, Of range four east the south
east quarter Of the south east quarter and the south
squarter Of the south quarter Of section eigt
township three, range four east the nSrh half Of the
west hal Of The nor east buarteFof section eightee n
IN township three Of range four east and the north
half " the east half Of the NORTH west quarter Of skc
lion eghteen in township three, Of range four east
the south partol otnnmbor three, of lha north west
quarter Of section sesen in iownAhn three range four
easb decided by May Cain 70 said George McGehee
Also iwed -four acres on the west side o the south east
quarter Of section SEVEN bwnship three, Of range four
east. hNA i39sq iee'te aiiQ $50 9lifia All III
III further ordered BY the court Ihut this citation be
published in the Liberty Advocate and Woodvio Re-
publican, for the time prescribed by law.
- WITNESS the Hon. John Walker. sole
- I and residing Judge Of the Probate court of
~ said county, the Fourth Monday Of Novem-
yer, A. d., one thousand eight hundred and forty-iye
Issued ihs.96th NOs. A. D, ls45.-oa, Is ~ ,'bg 4
,isnrni ~ saisa i. 4 =, u n pAYls elsfs
November 10, ls4i. % Y Y smith, DSglsflki
40 mas ,8flFrf7. ~ bSiss nels eo.t. .t4fs
e4ls haffagI sfs1
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

The PRINTER The printer lie the noat
curious being living. He NAV have sRank'
and 'Quoins' and not be worth cent-have
small caps, and have neither wife nor chii-
dFen. Othefsrun fact, but he get along swif-
test BY setting fast. He may be making
impressions without eloquence- use
the ley without offending, aud be telling The
truth; while others cannot stand when they
set ne cap set standing. and even do hath
-s.~ s"s"0 "ue1 HuFe 70 use iurnlL0re, and yet
Own no dwelling--may make and put away
p, and never see pie, much less eat it, dur
ing life-beiR human beiugsn ,st. at the
same time; may press great deal, andspol
ask favoF-@may handle shooting iron,
and know nothing about cannon. gun nof
pistol; he mny move the leaver thai nhves
The world, and yet be as far from moving Inc
globe as hog, with his nose under A'mple
hill-spread sheets without being honse-
wife, he may lay his fotm on a bed, and We,
be obliged TO sleep on the bare door; ne NAV
use the dagger (f) without shedding hIooj
and from The earth handle The stare " *l-.
he may be Of rolling disposition, and never
desl'e TO Tavel-he may have a sleeps foo,
and not be deformed--never be witbon,
case, and know nothing about law OF ph ysic:
De always correcting bis errors, and growing
worse every day-have embraces $3.50
without ever having The arms of a lass thrown
around him--disribute the metallic ali ayonnd
him daily, and yet be uncharitabIe az The
veriest miser; have his sorm locked IN. and
yet be free from Jail, waichhouse, or anv 9th |
e. confinement, his Office may have HELM
l'' and not be such bad place after all, he
may beplagued by the devil aud Be chris |
lan OF the best kind. And what ls stranger
still--be he honest or dishonest, rich or p6ol.
drunk Or sober. industrious OF lazy, he ALWAYS
stands up 10 his business. -Typo. q. s
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

Extra. Gaming Three young gentlemen from
uear Fort Adams, went into ClOrk's Lake, on
Tuesday the I'd inst, and 10 one hour killed l0s
wild ducks! This rather sclipses any thing in the
sporting line we have heard Of this season.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

The number legal voiersit the state DC New
York by the last census. is found to be 5ss,673
The highest vote ever pOed was 4s5,ss2, which
is more than City thousand less Than the entire
number entitled 10 vote. .,a, "a. SKI.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

The roll Ofailorniss ia Alabama, contains 700
names. ThsMObile Herald, 10 making ai;caIcu-
alton Of the cost Of law 10 the people ofAhat state
supposes each ofihess altOrnies 10 receive on an
average, $4,000 per anuum. & 19
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
JIIL NorIcn.

I Nd Was committed to the Jail Of WiIkin-
I'M son county, on Friday the 9th inst. as a
MA runaway;ANegro mao Jim who says he
. -lJi beIOngsto William Hobert living Eve
/r/k/ miles below New Orleans. Said negro
-Ais feel orr inches high, about so
years OI'ugs, black complexion. thick lips and
eyes, had on when committed brown Iinsey
roundabout and pants, old fur cap common negro
shoes nearly new.
The owner Of said negro is required 10 comply
with the law in such cases made and provided and
lake him out Of jail. SAMUEL McMURTRY.
DEC. 10Th lS45, Jaor.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

The Montgomery, Ala.JOurnsl, reports that a
party Of gentlemen recently went out On q deer
hunt, and in four days killed sisty-ons. They
hunted in COOsa county. One gentleman Killed 7
deer. Another kIedS Of one shot
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13
sTATE on MIssIssIPPIc:1L.-1,

Y D .s.S
40 an persons "tsrssiedi the Real Estate Of w LILLIAN
JONES deceased GREETINe: ~ ~ '--'A'
! VOU are hereby cited to be and pesson.Sis 49,.
- before the Probate court Of Amite county, an The
fourth Monday Of FEBRUARY, IS46, and show canse II
you can, why he same should not be ordered Il he
sold, to-wit. 70
Forty acres in the north east corner ofthe south east
quarter OF section four in township two, range four
east; asos Two thirds o. the south west quarter Of se
tour, in township two range FOUR east; also an eSbi
acre lot, sold BY VIM. Baker to William Jones bcg,1
ning tine noIIn west corner Of the south eost Ot
section ourth township two range four eas thence nm
ming south to point where the boundary line oa ccr
two acte TOT granted by R. Montgomery 10 tn
OF J. M Clark and N. Davis, which bonndaft mr.
secs the eastern boundary Of the lands OF said Jases
deceased thence running an eastern course 10 the road
leading from Liberty 70 the place Of J. R. Brown thence
running norlhery with said road TO The northern hmm
dairy OF said quarter section, thence westerly tgsb
place Of beginning stuste lying and being IN tie conn.,
y Of Amlte and State Of mississippi out Of, which said
widow Of W lillian Jones has had her dover laidSos.
The above lands will therefore, be sold subject 10 he
II Is further ordered by the court that this citation he
published the Liberty Advocate and WoodyilIe Re-
publican, for the time prescribed by law 2 dU
,1ttss, WITNESS the honorable. -Jehn--IVaI
.S&NIeEz KeF, Judge Of the Probate Court nflAnifA
Ny< county At the Court House thereof on ,he
= eN4kk$ Fourth monday Nov. A. D., one t6ousand
TSS.=Es,S eight hundred aud forty fige.
Issued this the 26h November Ia4s.lI
s. R. Davis, Clk, ~
40 l4i By B. Wade Smith, Dep'ysik',
November 20, le45. az %s.,l .5lwe. ID
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-13

To ell persons interested IN the lands tenementS and
hereditsments Of HUeH CoHEEL deceased.
You are hereby notified to be and appear before the
Probate Court Of Wilkinson County state Of mississippi
on the second Mondayn March next then and there
to ahew cause If any you can, why the following de-
scfbed lands viz-COntaning about six hundred acres
bounded the north by the town Of WoodviiIe and
the Liberty road. east BY the lands Of E. ncGehee,
sonth BY the land Of the estate OF William Newell deed
and Theodore Stark, west BY the anos Of Thomas H.
Oswald and A. Nj. Feltusshould not be sold accord
ing to the suggestion and petition Of the Undersigned
administrator Of Said deceased.
al tgg5 s VIZ VIM. C. CONNELL. Admir-.
Woodville Dec. 18th 1915 52-sw