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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

NO. 1911 EQUITY,
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Oo',s
David II. Rinedollar next friend 70 y
Rinedollar and Others, vs., Geo's'
RinedolIar aud others
ORDERED this 7lh day Of oci9sJi' !
~ D. 1872, that the sale made 80
ported by David II. Rinedollari 49,
for the sale Of the Real Estate y 'a -
deereed To be sold be ratified aaa ~, eO..f
ed, unless cause to the contrary ~ ~.
shown on or before the lslh daf ~ ~ I
Der next provided copy Of lhls u.s. ~ ~
inserted for four successive ~essi q
the lIsh day Of November ness y
newspaper published in Carroll ,ra1 s2 ! II
JNO. b. BOlLh' y
True copy,-rest c,,4
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Hampstead District.

The citizens Of Hampstead District are
requested 10 meet at II. II. I4amotte' 5
Hotel, at 7 o'clock, P. ~, on Saturday,
October l9fh. Hon Stevenson Archer, our
candidate for Congress, Hon. James B.
Groome, aud J. Thomas Hopkins, Esq,
will positively be present and address The
meeting,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

To-day, the 10Th of October, is the
anniversary Of the surrender Of Lord
Corvallis, which put the seal Of tri
umphal victory on the arms and fate oil
the American Colonies This day, like
the 4th of July, used to be kept as a
kind of gala day by the Americas PEG
pie, especially Marylnnders, Virgiuinns
aud citizens Of the old thirteen States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

OF The doubtful States our chances are at
least even for one.half Of them, winch is
atdndantly sufficient to make up any posi-.
BILE detection IN those States counted Ger.
tain for Greeley and Brown. We have evs
cry reason, therefore, TO move forward with
confidence aud courage. Oetober, il is
true, has not fully decided the Presidential
contest in onr favor, rs we hoped, but the
preponderance Of results Is with as, and all
that we bav0 70 do il to close up our lines
and use the advantages gained, and as sure
as November shall come victory Is ours.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Knowing-oncs affirm that the recent
conference Of Emperors at Berlin had
for one Of its principal objects the over
throw Of repubIicauism 10 France and
the reestablishmcnt of monarchial gov
erument. II that be true, the repub
lies of all the earth ought to make com
mon cause against monarchy, and pr
,icularly against the Enperors Of Rus
STA, Prussia and Austria. England is
republican in essence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

President Grant has issued proela-
nation setting apart Thursday, the
2sth day Of November, nsrs, as day
Of general thanksgiving and prayer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Gloves, Gloves, large assortment at
N. |. Gorsuch's.
Water Proof for Ladies', cheapest 10
the market, at N |. Gorsuch's
A full aud complete stock Of loths
aud Cassimers, from the Philadelphia
market, at N. |. Gorsuck's
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Manchester District.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, our candidate
for Congress, Hon James B. Groome, aud
j. Thomas Hopkins, will address the citi.
gems Of N anehester District, on Saiiridy,
18Th Of October, at 2 o'clock, r. N.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Hon. Samuel J, Randall, Chairman
of the Democratic State Committee,
and Col. A. X Mcclure, Chairman Of
the Liberal Republican State Commit
tee, have united in an address to the
people of Pennsylvania, deuounciog the
frauds aud vilainies perpetrated by the
adhereuts of Grant at the late election
in that State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

s1- Let every Election District in
the county DO represented by large del
egatious at the Democratic Mass Meet.
ing and Barbecue in Westminster on
Tuesday, the 10Th instaat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
MASS MEETING.

A MASS MEETING Of all who favor
the election of Greeley and Brown, for
President and Vice President, and Hon.
Stevenson Archer as Congressman, will be
I.iI -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

a Coon MAN DEPARTED, -Rev. S.
Gaiisau, general agent Of the Maryland
Tract Society, Baltimore; died il that
city on the 10th inst.
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Political Meetings.
Rally, 9th District.

TNHElsE will be meeting Of the Demo-
Il cratic Conservatives Voters Of the 9Th
Election District, at FREgnoM, Saturday,
October l9th, at O'Clock, ?. NJ. for the
purpose of forming Greeley and Brown
Club. oct u
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue ola writ Of Fieri Facas issued
I'D out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit of
Joseph Davis use Of Samuel Haugh, against
the goods and eha,tels, lands and tencments
Of James A. Boslian, and to me directed,
have seized the following property, to wit:
All that Tract of Land called bedford"
part OF Tract of Land called Brothers
Agreement, and Tract OF Land called
Amendment, lying contiguous tn each
other, and containing
E,ghty-tiro Acres T,co Rooas aud
T'rcHiy nine i'erches Of Laad,
more or less. which was conveyed to the
said James A, Bostian by John Cnbbs and
others, by deed bearing date the 18Th day
OF March, 1866. aud recorded among the
Land Records of Carroll county, in liber
W. A. Mex, No. 80, Folio $50, &c-cScopt
Forty two Acres. one Rood aud Fourteen
Pcrches thereof sold aud cOuTcyei 10 Ger
tain Jaeub Rooms by the said James \.
Bostian, by deed hearing date the 18th day
OF MAY 1896 and Recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county. ia l.ibcr W. a.
Mex, No. SO, Folio 4ds, &e., thereby
containing
Forty i,ro .icrcs, ono Rooi and Fifteea
Pcrehcs NJ Lnad, more or less,
and is improved with GRISf aud SAW
MILL, aud other improvements, and was
the property of the late George Cnbbs, aad
IS situated ia faucytown District, on Big
Pipe Creek.
Also the following personal property
One Black Mare, Faueauing Hogs, ]
Jaeger Wagon.
Aud hereby give notice that on
Thursday the llth day If NoreRber, 1873,
at o'clock, r. NJ, on the premises, | will
sell said property, so seized aud taken into
execution, TO the highcH bidder for cash
GEO. n. FRlNGEK,
oct 10 Is Sheriff.
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FRANKLINVILLE.

on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, at 2
o'clock, ?. NJ. Speakers will be present
10 address the meeting. oct 5.tm
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Notice TO GlllGrS and SDltlll

nv Z, the undersigned, DO herb, ,;,
w no'lee to all persons, thai i,oa 4,
18th DAY Of October, 1872, not 10 No.,
on our property by Gunning, Hunts, /,
Trapping, ~ we are determined u ns' 4.
la" N fall force on all Offenders uol.ls,
this notice,
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business Locals.

Notices under this head TEN GENTS
per line FIR each insertion.
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TslIIe Of .JIco5 Holmei. lad

Lsf"te ~ JHty" i''"'@'
NOTICE is hereby given ihai The 9 !,
~ seriber has obtained from The w.
Court Of Carroll county, letters ies'l''
tar, on the Personal Estate Of
JACOB HOLMES,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. ~ q
sons having cl inns against the &c..
are hereby warned TO exhibit the sane u y
tho vouchers thereof legally auihealsels,s i.
to the subscriber, on or before ne "a 4 i.
Of April, 1873; they may olbs'.IS n
law be excluded from oil beneni q T. =
estate. Those indebted are requs''~
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this aA ~'
October, 1879. uo,vrs
%, 10 A Excess
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Valuable Real Estate
Near Winfield, Carroll Co.. Nd
AT PIBLiC SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust IRON John
ID Reckarl. and Of Deed Of conveyance
Of John ". Reekard and Wife. to The IN
dersisned, we will sell Ut Public Sale, on
Saturday, ne lGM Of NorrmLcr, 1872
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, about
miles tlom Winfield, Carroll County, Nd d,
and adjoining lands Of Robert h. Lindsay,
Anon Wilson, Peter and Zacbnriah Davis.
and others, all thai Iraci OF Land on which
the said John Ieckard now resides. con.
tanning
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Snow fell a, Oakland, Nd and at
New York, on Sunday last.
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PROGRAMMES:
CHIEF MARSHAL,
THOMAS n CIST


Marshals to be mounted aud desig.
nated-Chief Marshal by red sash /;
Assistant Marshals by yellow sash
Headquarters at Wheeler's Hotel.
The line Of march will be formed at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. Delegations as they
arrive should report through their mar.
shal to the Chiel Marshal at Wheeler
Hotel, who will assign them places in
the line After the line has formed
the procession viii move to the foot of
College Hin and then through Union
street TO Pennsylvania Avenue, coun-
termarching through Main street to the
Agricultural Fair Grounds, where the
barbecue will be held and where the
speaking viii take place.
Ample provision will be made for all
who may be present, and all are invited
to participate 10 the barbecue.
AS soon os dinner is over the people
will assemble at the grand stand when
the speaking will commence.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

The smallpox has broken ont at Lo-
gansville, York county, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
Notice.

vEvIE Annual Meeting Of the !, qps,,irsl
Il ers of the Western Maryaaa ~"
Company, for the Election Of
Five Directors =
for the ensuing year, will De W. No,h y
Cfiice Of the Company. No. z, ~ ..',1,. b
vert Street, Baltimore, on beas,
fobor iGth, 1879, at " o'clock, enarg
oct ~ Secretary aud ils.,- u.s.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WEsransrER, Der. 9th, 1879.
vISHE President and Directors OF the
Il Westminster Savings Institution have
declared a dividend Of
SEVEN PER CENT.
for the year ending October LIST, 1877, on
The capital stock, weekly aud monthly de
posts, payable on and aflar tho 2Gth inst.
BY order Of the board,
b. W. BENNETT,
oct ~ ~ Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

iluht' NJ lf""
Mary VI. Deanc,t ". Charles A. VIZ
ct ais.
ORDERED this 18th day Of 0ass
" A. ID. 1872, that The sale made y
reported ny James Mackubia And Cas-
-. Roberts, Trustees, appoin ed BY Ds-s
in this cause TO make sale Of the Rel .
tate mentioned therein be ratified aa3 ~
hrmed, unless eause TO the coairaiy ,hs:A
be shown on OF before the llth day aA'
vember next; provided a copy oflAis ''as
he inserted in some newspaper pahll'aeia q
Carroll county, once ia each o. tire .
cessive weeks before the said lid di' :
November uext. The report s:aiss =
amount Of sales 10 be SS66n,10.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clat
True eopy,-Tes,;
oct 1885, Jxo. D. BonE, Clcr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19
In the Circuit Court Tor Carroll Coaul, =
Court Of Equity, No. 1914
The Carroll County Saving, Bank Of lIuia.
town, Nd r., Joanns DaM.on al

The Carroll County Saving, Bank ofU-i..
town, Nd 70, Joanna Iaw.on al
Hugh Dawson, her hasbcal
nRDEREp this 18th day Of O.,d-
" A. D. 1879, that the sac mad. 4
reported by the Carroll coan,y S,6,s
Bank Of Uni1ntown, Nd, by ririas 4,
power Of sale contained N The mortar
mentioned in the proceedings Ia ihaass
be ratified and confirmed uuless oalu
the contrary thereof be shown on or IN
the 18th day Of No,embar next protla
copy Of this order IL iSssried ia s-'
newspaper published IN Carroll soash
once in each Of three successive Seeks =
fore the 18Th day Of November next H.
report states The ano 'ni Of sale 70 !
S22p0. JOHN B. BOYLE Oh
True copy Test
oct i9-3l JOHN \ BOYLE, G
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The first ice of the season was yisi
bic on Saturday morning last.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Partridge shooting commenced on
the l5th Instant. This game 10 abuu-
dani; who will send US the fest brace
Of fat BIRDS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Typhoid fever aud dyptheria are
raging fcrcely in the southern part OF
York county, several deaths having
resulted from these diseases
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Thoroughbred Stock We call the
attention Of our readers to the thorough
bred Alderuey Cattle, Berkshire Hogs,
and Southduwu Sheep, advertised IL
our columns by h. II. Cole, Esq of
Clover Hill farm, near fiuksburg, in
this county. Mr.. Cole is giving special
attention. to this branch OF husbandry,
aud will no doubt accomplish much III
the way Of improvement OF stock in
Carroll.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

Two very large copperhead snakes
were killed in Trinity 2 E Church,
Long Greeo, Baltimore county, few
Sabbalhs since while service was going
on. The snakes came up through a
hole in tho floor, aud after they were
dispatched with sticks, were thrown
out at the window. Their appearance,
as they were held up before the con.
gregation, produced quite shudder
among the ladies'. Tue snakes, when
discovered, were crawling toward the
organ, which had just finished very
fine voluntary.
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liz IL Acres of Land,

more or less, consisting Of Two Parcels OF
about equal quantity OF land in each, with
the Improvements as follows. Ga the LIST
part. Log and Frame Weaiherboarded
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

PSenliums.--W Wagner & Matthews,
Of this city, received diploma for their
one horse sweep, aud premium OF $40
for their hominy mill, at the late State
Fair, Baltimore. Miss Moliie Roop, OF
this city, took the first premium OF 81
and diploma for pickles; also first
premium OF So for tue best homemade
bounce.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-19

A beautiful crimson aurora presented
itself to the admiration of all beholders
on Monday night TIE temperature
meanwhile, was nearly that Of winter
League has been tried four times for
murder, in Baltimore county, aud each
time the jury could not agree. The
case is NOW to be removed,
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premium oil S3 Tor tue best homemade
bounce.
Change Of Mil .Scroice. -The Post
office Department has ordered mail
service to be placed on the Frederick
aud pennsylvania Line X. r., from
Woodsboro to Frederick, little over
II miles, at 1855 per annum In
consequence Of this, the route from
York Road 10 Mt. Pleasant has been
discontinued.
Removuls.-Mr. Amos Ebaugh, OF
this city, blacksmith, has removed to
Cranberry Valley. Mr.. Fillmore Wing
ling takes the shop lately occupied By
Mr Il. Dir. Il. Grumbine, Of this city,
removed to Enmi.tsburg, Frederick
county, on Monday last.
Black Bass.--Col. W. A. Me.seiiip,
Of this city, has procured 10 black
bass from Williamsport, Nd and will
introduce these fsh, today, iuto the
mill pond oil Airhart Wiuters, Esq
near this city.
Mr.. Charles H Gilbert, Of Union.
town, sends US double apple, aud Ae
campaigning it card headed Shaking
hands over the bloody chasn" Mr.. g.
says he has $50 bushels Of very foe
apples.
Mr. Charles Webster, Of this city,
brought % our Office, last week, several
peaches Of the second crop grown o.
his trees shis season. They we're ripe,
though not larger than hickorynu,s
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13
: srCCE sion sAbE.


Succession of Patrick Flannery,7 mo. TO- b
State of Louisiana Parish ofRapidcs. a
DURsUANT to an order from tlls Hon, Par
i isn Judge Of Ralndes Parish, TO me direct
I'd commanding me to Sell the movable pro-
perty be longipg to said succession for the pay
ment of debts, Will offer for sale at publc
auction, on ..,i..ae u - ~. <
"Wednesday the3lst,scf, JapqaIy lS12,
At the hour Of IL o'clock NJ. at the residence Of
the deceased tn. following property to-wit:
Household and Kitchen ElrnituFeAand Bar
Room Fixtures ~ - sffs.i ia ,'l:ltt--s.A1
TIE. ma Cash a7iKtf - - fNf y
). . JOHN DfLACY. Sheriff, ad8fla(
a III, ~ E.x-otiicio Aactieaecr.A
Alexandria La, january 18th, is72. aiiiss.
Fixed january 18th. 1872, 81 60 ial--s r i...s
CHARLES OWENS, Deputy clerk. =. y
Clerks 0ffics Alexandria La, january sth,
1e72 sFs .eesaisaes 81" hftih Tt7if.s zili q
/ hereby certify the ahpye TO be a true and
correct copy of the origifal Judgment render
ed iri the above eiitifled and numbered suit !.
/ Given uiider my harp cfiiciallys -
'SsSNI : y II C.y.1EDOUx, clerk.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13
tr The LouisianaI legislature IN

tx The Louisiana hegislaturc- met
on the first, and on, the second the
of the two Republicans lac
items exhibited itself in an attempt 10
suanmarily unseat Carter and IA aus
SUMMARY frustration, an Hrelated an
our dispatches of yesterday Ihe
situation in louisiana deeply Interests
the country as well as very Glossy Tue
taxpayers of that State. The lesis'a-
five session is limited costltutlolla'iy
to sixty day, the sRepubiicallss are
largely in the majority in1each House,
and matters of gravest Importance are
pressing tor attention. Mes'iIw A,i -
the mutual bitterness of the Clans
threatens tosprostrate Legislation. aAa
issue in the worst political results.
The country is simply dissussed.
with this interminable personal quar-.
rel of Republican leaders ia a great
State which should take acomuand-
ing position in the sisterhood OF tue
Union. The pride, PATRIOTISM. PARTY
principle and interest, sef-fesPeet,
sellisI,nessI Eitself-slisuIdl lead thdse
chiefs 10 harmonfze their differelres:
END their discard, and setntlie'nselves
the work OF doing some good to, their
suffering coinmonwealth. t,.f-.s9.o
Elsewhere we publish from New Or
leans letter sensinly written in the
interest of conciiiation, uuGiiestiona
hly rejecting the sentiment OF the tie
publican masses of Louisiana, and the
whole ycountry.l The suggestion 81
mutual forhearance and Congestion
and sinking Of the Warmotli ant
anti. Warmotb feud in the daily grow
iug necessity for salntafy legislation
and Republican unity viii assuredil
Needed ii there is wit enough let
among the leaders TO save the Stat
from iiagitious misrule, and its hpub
lican party from merited overthrow
st. Louis Democrat. 2 ''A
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PHUNNYGRANS.

e ". 4 " =
LADY,. Why, boy how can you
whip that eat ir-Bey-', Why, with a
whip OF eoaifegNs4I 4 WITH
The Grand,Ddke wore no orders;
bat General Dix received lfliim on
board the Powell withra deek,oration.
Few women. it is said, are so mod,
est that they are unwilling to SIT M
the lap of luxury and ease. =
All fears of the cholera from Russia
seem to have subsided:a Alexis only
brought the Heopenkoff with him. ~
=. Utah may have its plural wives, ob.
series Mr., yQuiIp, but ether parts 81
the country have very singular ones
Boston Post.
An, enterprisirg dentist in a neigh
boring city adyertises; "Get. your
sweetheart q new set of teeth as a
Christmas prescntPss ,.s so h.ss q ~ ,
william Warren, the comedian, OF
Boston, lost house in the Chicago
FIRE. =. Aly house is gone, be issaiu,
" and am uow bewailing ms unhappy
tot.r ,TexE gEfksEgsfH ~ .Ta0
A militia officer being told by a
phrenologist that he had the organ OF
locality very large, j inueEntly re-
piled. 6 Very likely; l. was fifteen
years in the local militia
1 \
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13
.SHRIFFrS SALE. y
|, Hoy g. Co. ~ iaeo

Carroll, Hoy g. Co. Il-a1 iaeo
Mrs. Martha 4. Davidson, 80 '
Ninth District cggT Parish q EaP iassstAtf
10y yrRTUE of and to satisfy. writ Of
Id fafi facias issred out of The above
NAMED Court in the aboye,entltled and nnm-
isrsd suit aud to me directed, have seized
AID Will dfer1of sale atpuai Euctiop on &
SATURDAY, the Sd, day of FEBRUARY 1872,
xeen the Lo,,rs of II A. NJ ana p. NJ at the
court Hotfse door. in tic town. Of Alexandria,
tbefolowing described property seized as the
nroperty of the defendant to-wit:
L IA certain tract or parcel OF land -sitaated "
Il and being in he Psrisa 6f Hapides, alpnt
If, miles from the town of Alexandria, bounded
above by the lands of the estate ID. q. Stood
win, sbsBwsby sac elapes ef tie estate 81
Matbew j. Jo,fes. and bark BY flnds or the
estate Of g. II. Blanchard and containing the
Quantity of $40 acres. Also another tract soi
| land in same Parish on the night DESCENDING
| hank ofsame Bayou, and about the; sane uisr
tance from town rs the hrst tract, poundeu 1 o ~
north by the Bayou RapIdes, east by lands Of
Ii A. Texada and estate Of Mathew 8. 5ones
sor,tb bv governmelit landand vest by land OF
4 state of III. Neal and estate OF u. Z. Goodwin
4 containing the quantity OF 80 acres AIS,
/ another tract OF land adjoining the first named
tract and with tire same ,sounderies ana cen
tanning the quantity Of S5v acres ai?o = esr
tain tract OF Pnewoods land, adjoimrg I'M
| second named tract and with the same bound
cries. containing the quantity OF lllS acres
with ali the buildings and improvements OF
| said tracts. 80 - .
4 Excrpt 100 acres, s Id by the defendant
Mrs. Martha A. Davidson to Martha Fl. Nea
on the Sth day of FEBRUARY 1870, situated Oh
the left deceuding bank Of Bayou Rapides ant
boandleti in front by said Bayou, east by land
4 of TN. estate of MafhewaJ. Jones, west an
.fnorth by land of Mrs. Martha 4. Davidson an
also so acres sold by said defendant TO sal
M. II. Neal on same day, situated on right az
seendiDg bank Of same Bayou opposite bonnl
= ed east by. lands Of the estate Of Mathew .
: Jones. west aud south by lands OF Mrs. NJ. 4
} Davidson with al the improvements OF sal
, tracts. .r.. -
TERMS OF SALE cash, subject to az
praisement. g, -,r
: Dee. 30th, 1871, p. r. IS 90. 49,,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-13

Succession of John MCGEE, Deceased.
DYtyIRIJE Of an. order, of sale issned by
ID the Honorable Parish Judge of Vernon
Parish La, and TO rae directed, Will offer for
sale TO the last and highest bidder, ut the
Court House door, in the Town of Leesville,
Vernon Parish La, on si@ ~ sffai'
Saturday, the 10th OF January 1872,
the following described parcel of land belong
ing to said Succession, at the usual hours OF
sale, to.wit; 4 , kAk III
The SOUTHEAST quarter of SOUTHEAST quar-
Ter OF Section twenfv-seven (s7), and South
West quarter Of Southwest quarter OF Sec
ton twenty -sixs (26) eTownship,3, sRange 10
Vernon Parish Louisiana, f,r cash ON thesspot
to nav the debts of said Succession. Il a.
= j. b. MCGEE, administrator.
oftbe Sue. Of Jno McGee, decd