Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
TO AIl Whom Et NEav ConCeraa.

FTNAKE notice that the undersigned will ap- IL ply to the Circuit Court of Prairie County, in the State of Arkansas, on the Chancery side thereof, at term to be begun and held Oh the fourth Monday in May, A. D. 1860, at the Court House of said county, in the town of Brownsville, for decree of confirmation of histitle to section 2i in township one, sonth of range west containing $40 acres. Also the south half Of N w quarter and N W quar- ter of W quarter of section 2f and W half of N E quar-. and half of N " quar. of sec. 27 and W half of w quar. and east half of e guar. of sec. 3i, all in township three north, range fge west, containing about 44O acres. Also, W frP. or. of sec. 10 and n e frl.' ar. of sec 30, all intownship hree north, range four west, containing 155 96-lo0drdth. acres; and lib acres off of the east side of the east half of the west half of sec. four town ship two, north, range sixwest. And the east part W or of n W qr.. sec. 12, containing 2S acres; and east part ofs or. of n qr., sec. 13, containing 35 acres; and east part of n W or. of s eqr., sec. l3. containing 80 acres, and the east part of south half of s or, sec. 2, containing 35 acres all in township four north, range west; and the half of s e qr. and $ half of swqr ofsec. 35. in township five north, range west, containing, together. 160 acres. The aforesaid lands were purchased by Vir- gil B Dalrymple, and Pleasant Jordan. at a sale of lands for non-pavment of taxes for the year 1856, made by E. F. Dismukes, sheriff
 
 9th day of March 1851 (heiug the second Monday in said month.) at the Court House door of said county, for the sum, in the aggre- gate, of Str S-100irdths, as follows to wit; For the lands above described township 1, s r7,w, SIS S0-100drdths; in township 3, n, r 4 W, ST 62-100; in township 3, n,r 5, W SIP 37-100; in townships and 5.nr " S2e- 2Sl00 and in township ? n r 6 W S4 l-io0, being the amount of taxes, penalty and costs due on said several tracts or parcels of land for the year 1856, and on the day of said sale, said Dismukes executed to said Dalrymple and Jordan certificates of purchase in due form to said lands; and in pursuance of said sale made by E. E. Dismukes as aforesaid. James M. King (his successor in ofHce1 on the 24th day of November, 1858. being then sheriff and coll lector of said county, conveyed the aforesaid lands contained in township 1 w; 3 i " and W, to the said Dalrymple and Jor- dan, and on the 29th day of August 1859, the said James M. King as Sheriff and collector as aforesaid, conveyed the resdne of the above described lands to the said Dalrympie and Jordan. by deeds of conveyance, executed and acknowledged in due form; and on the 11th day of April, 1859, the said Dalrymple and his wife Amelia, executed deed of convey ance to one undivided half of the aforesaid lands tothe said Pleasant Jordan, by which said several deeds of conveyance, he claims title to all of the above described lands.
 Now all persons, who can set up anyright or title to said lands, or any part thereof, by reason of any informality, or any irregularity, or illegality connected with said sale, are hereby required to show cause at the time and place aforesaid in that behalf why the sale and conveyances aforesaid should not be in all things confirmed. ~
 PHEASANT JORDAN.
 Sept. II, '59-6w.