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IIioukIiI on lloutcii.
No sickness there,
So yenry wasting of the framr away,
So fearful shrinking I'rom the midnight air,
So dread of summer' hot and fervid ray.
No hidden erief, -
No wild and cheeiless vision of despair,
X) vain petition for a sw ift relief.
So tearless eyes, no broken heart arc
thorc.
Care has no home
In all die realms of cease'ess prayer and
song!
Its billows break away and melt in foam
Far from the mansions of the spirit throng;
'J he storm's b'ack wing
Is never spread athwart celestial skies!
lis wai ins blend not with the voice of
sprin-r.
As some too tender flower fades and dies!
llanzr'K Sale.
1 WILL proceed to sel at public vendue,
to the hijhrM bidder fnreash, befoie the
I'onii-lli.use door, in the Town of Kusci-
usko,
ung terms, viz.
north-west quarter
on Monday, the 1st !n of June ncjt,
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mc ii'iiiMviii'' oesejioeil strnv nnmiiriv .
One dark bay horse l iken up bv Stephen i '"""'''-wt quarter
Flower-. Said horse is about 13 hands "',,t,, hi,.,t'
nijrh, supposed to be live years old, has a
black mane and tail, a sm'a I while star in
the forehead, branded mi the riht slrmlder
with the letters E K, appraised at $87 50.
One chesnut sorrel horse, taken up by
Doctor II. Ihishs. Said home U s hout i
ittiml ihr Sale
'PMK follon in;: described tract' or par
eels of Land lying in Altau county,
the title to which is good and wih be war
ranted, ure tillered for sale on uccomiiioda-
r.i.Yi i on s.i La,
rpiiE follow ini described tracts r par
I lels of land, lyitiij in the county nf At-
So scorching
So flight distils
lis chilling dews upon the tender frames
So moon is needed there! The light which
fills
That land of glory from its Maker came!
No parted friends
O'er mournful recollections have to weep!
So bed of death rnduring love attends
To watch the coming of a pulseless sleep.
No b'asted flow er
Or withered bud celestial gardens know! .
blast or fierce descending i
shower I
Scatters destruction like a ruthless foe!
No battle word J
Startles he sacred host with fear and dread! !
The song of peace Creation's morning j
heard j
Is sung wherever angel minstrels tread! j
Let us depart
If scenes lise this await the weary soul!
Look up thou stricKen one! Thy wounded
heart
Shall bleed no more at sorrow's stern control
With faith our guide,
or 13 years old. about 13J hands high, has
inree white Jeet, and is blind in a manner
in one eye, no marks or brands perceiva
ble : appraised at f 35 00.
One red and white speckled steer, taken
up by Isaac McW'horter. Said steer is
about four years old, of ordinary size, has
a brown head, marked with crop and two
splits in, the left ear, and under-bit in the
right, no brands perceivabe, appraised at
seven dollars.
Five head of cattle taken up by II. F.
Coxe, v iz:
1 One brindle cow about three year old,
1 with a calf, marked with a smooth crop oil
the right ear, and a swallow fi.rk in the left,
branded on the right hip with figure 7 ; ap
praised at seven dollars. One white cow
about three years o.d, with a calf, has a
bob-tail, some black about her shoulders
and ears, marked with a crop and split in
: eacn ear ; appraised at sev n dollar. One
red and white pided yearling, two years old
i this spring, no marks or brands perceiva
j bie ; appraised at four dollars.
1 hire goats taken up by John Tyler.viz.
j One is about five years oid, blue and w hite
! spotted, marked with a crop oil the left ear,
and niche in the right. One is of a blue
J color about one year old, unmarked. And
j the other is of blue color, about six weeks
old, unmarked.' All appraised at three
I dollars.
j Five head of cattle taken up bv Jefferson
Jenkins, viz : One black and w hite pided
I steer, four years old, marked with a cron
and half-crop off the right ear, and half-crop
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tala.me otl'ered'loi sale. on actomniodaiing
terms. I itles good. For particular), en.
quire of the subscriber, who ia authorized
east half of south-east qr
north-west quarter
south-west quarter
For particulars enquire of Isaac Win
ston, Co umbus or (i. H". JIAliLOW,
Kosciusko, April 83, 18SB 10
to sell.
i norin-w est qr. ol n. w
(l ! I lli.n'iLt niinrt..
- wM IJUdl Ivl
south-west quarter
north-cast quarter
north-west quarter
qr.
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13
13
10
10
10
south half & north-east qr. 23 10
(J. W. IIAKLOW, Affent.
Kosciusko, January, 18'lfl ltf
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TVPE FOUND iiv
tscriber hv? Wf
toundary in the Citfr v a n'w t.
li-V are ready m R f,uf New VPe
., for any Vni of K 'V
h"e Column Ue r !?' huu
Chases, ad every StieS0
I'nntingollice. The T?Pe ? Tor J
m new moulds r, I' Hh'ch nr.. "
0 ' of materials, wi i d epZlT? Z
ranted to be i.nSurnn!LC0,Ur"eft.
to
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White-robed and innocent to lead the r ine 011 5ar ni,..nrands perceivable ; ap
Why fear to nlunze in Jordan's rnlli,,. . Tia ea .at "ve Uollars ''V cents. One
n.v.tviiu, uuiiui ri"iil years o k . v nli
! under her belly, and the points of her horns
I sawftt on, marked with a crop off the left
, ear ami inree
on the left
! at five dollar
j marked same as cow, no brands perceiva
Die, appraised at one dollar and fifty cents.
One dark red heifer, about three years old,
with some white under her belly, marked
same as cow, appraised at three dollars and
fifty cents. And one red speckled cow four
years old, with a calf, marked with crop,
i ana unuer-oji in ine ic t ear, and split
: in the right, branded on the hip with O, ap
; praised at five dollars.
't One white and red speckled steer taken
up oy Aims loung. Said steer is marked
CI W. IIAKLOW oilers his services
" non-resident, Land holders, as agent
for the sale of Lands lying in the county of
Attala , or for the payment of taxes on the
same. 1
Kosciusko, April 16, 184G 15
Taken f
fS the 1 5th February, instant, by John
('raft, (living about seven miles north
from Kosciusko.) a dark brown Mule, about
thirteen hands high, over twelve years old,
no marks or brands perceivable.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will he dealt with according to
taw. LEMUEL 1JOWEHS, Hanger
February 23, 1816 9
Storage! Stos-asre!
nnilE subscriber respectful y informs the !
J- Merchants and Planters uf Mississippi ',
that he has built a lanre and r.ommodiuns ;
'a . . . i ...... 1 I . I I i . I .i
f Hill I lloai,and is prepared to receive j oi.iuiimh.-ii uici, oeyonu me point ol con
and forward all Kinds of merchandise en-! "'at,icil0,, ,nat we are a great people
trusted to his care. j live in this great country State
The public must be aware that it often ! county and that we expect great works to
happens for boats to arrive at night and le a''c"op ished si me time or other, by
someoouy or otliei, or somebody else,
and that Kosciusko woud be a great place
if these great improvements were but juf
comp eted, thereby bringing it, as it were,
For publishing in the town of Kotcimko, At-
tula county, Mi., a weekly ntu-yapcr, to
be entitltd the
KOSUKSKO lIUIOiMfLE.
The United States of Amen'ca is a great
country the State of Mississippi a great
State the county of Attala a great countv
I and the Town of Kosciusko, no doubt,
would be a neat Town, was it not for the
simple (acts that thu seat of government has
not yet been removed to said town that
llig Black has not yet been cleared v ut, so
that steam-boats can navigate it up to a
point opposite said jow ihat the Jack
son Railroad has not yet been extended
on, through Canton, to said town and
more particularly, that at this time there is
no newspaper published in said town,
wiroiign wntcn tnese projects can be laid
before 'his great people. JXow. it is n u-pII
i'ypefurntshedbyu,..!''' All,,
t IViuiing PreseS ffr
team engines of the Bo .5 o
tern
K. B A Machinist
aPproved
Pat-
e;,dance,orepair Preiift '
ters.
ers eni r ...i.
rrrin.
Oj" Editors or nevvspanepi i
tlnee times as much TyS a ''?hWi11 by
amount to, may give the above Jl " li'ls
nikerlion in their papers S "lonihs
vur ! OVERBAD,
68 Ann-street
I Cm
ollowing described f,'..:
eels of land are .).." or Par-
ceisoi land are uttered f, Saf'
rales touit the purchaser r .i a,e' at
leased for at erii of t ! ' "I : be
seveu-isuit the Icwe. WCMdinir
IN ATTAIA COtSTT.
nuu-UIVlSlOll
discharge freight, principal y when bound
up, and goods are in many instances dam
aged by being left in the rain or mud for
hours before merchants can get drays to
take them away. Tnis ditliculty is entirely
removed with the subscriber, who receives
the goods on his Boat from the Steamboats
and keeps them there until called lor by
wi hin a stone's thrw of the East Indies.
Australia, China, Siberia, Greenland, Kam
schaika and the North Pole.
fherefore, be it known to-all men, wo'
And find the ocean of eternal day!
n u t it .
She stood breast-high amid the corn,
Clasp'd by the golJon light of morn,
Lise the sweet-heart of the sun,
Who many a glowing Kiss iiad won.
On her cheeK an autumn flush.
Deep y ripeu'd; such a blush
In the midst of brown was born,
Like red poppies grown with corn.
Konnd her eyes her tresses fell,
Which were blae.KC.st none could tell;
Put iong lashes veil'd a light
That had else been all too bright.
And her hat with shady brim.
Made her tressy forehead dim;
Thus she stood amid the stooKs
Praising Gud with sweetest Iooks.
Sure, I said, heav'n did not mean,
Where I reap thou shouldst but g.ean ;
Lay thy sheaf adown and come,
Share my harvest and iny home. Hoou.
the owner. Persons visiting the city are ' ,nel1' c'",t'rt'n 11,1(1 grasshoppers, that the
invited to call and judge for themselves. ! ul'f-c ri ber, in order to facilitate these great
Charges lur receiving and forwarding, 1 UIHIt 1 Il',nos' a,ul prevent their being nip
; j'cu hi me ouu, aim more particularly
to turn an honest penny fur himselt,
proposes to commence the pub ication
of a little newspaper in said town, on
Saturday, the third day of January, Anno
Domini one thousand eisrl.f hundred :ni
furiy six, to be styled the Koschsku Ciiuo-
narked with a crop off the left I , "ar"Cii u'r receiving and lorwarding,
?e splits in the right, branded I ! CC'V!' P'r. P"ae only, without any
hip' will, a figure I 'apS CXU chare t,r "''T; t IT
"'I ! Yazoo City. March iu' ufiw
.7 yniv piiospectus
OF
THE IS I : V VOLUME
OF
The Hew Voir JElrror.
O.NLV
Ttro ttolfars a Vtfirf!.'
To mkkt the si'iurr of tub ac;e,& In place
U . I t , .
1111-
MccF., and to continue to publish said na
per weekly, until these great objects shall
be accomplished, should the Lord be pleas
ed lo spare Ins liie so long, and he be wil
ling to continue in the business that long;
and if not him, then to have it done by
somebody e se after him. The subscriber
iicinjfa strong believer in the doctrines
I I'l'K Iv jlMTnr in .1 . i i r. I r
I'll (til II Utll lllOLIIIir i , .
with a crop and an under hair.,.-,,., ..ft-,..- with its numerous riva s. the terms nr, ro. ' ouiui jaieu 03 ine immaculate Harry ol
' , .-. .. . . 1 iiii..ni 1- Ti i .. ... me nest and t it Imdnk-r 1 ii,u
! right ear and a split in the lelt, no brands ' ,d.uci'd ,r,, 'J'hrce Dollars a year, to Two ;f
. , , u.Ni.icu ul iiiiiifcri uoi ars.
LEMUEL BOWERS, Ranger.
April 1C, IS4G , 15ts
Appearances. -
1 i(lMiJiistivttoi,sVoric(
T ETTERS of Administration havinir
! been granted to the undersigned, at
'he March Term, a. n. 1810, of the Probate
Court of Attala County, Mi., on the Estate
A,,.,-
deceptiw! One would think that U,o i coun7;i1S;reaan' e,1 ,a,e uf Said i
genileman who had just passed by, was ; Alf persons indebied to said v.,, nr
uie pink ol sroodness so. nnliip .ir,l reouesied m mu im,n,i; , vmg as
0 - nun 1 v. luiiuuMiiic wav iiifiii, ami i,,.. .1 ., I,.-
ami 111??. Far irnm tbia l.n ;D U.i 1 those holding phiim ;.,o ,i. . ; Kecoid of Ihe lime.
, u 1 , , .... - - . in , 1, ; . . 1
nereov no 1 lie m irpsum ihm ,ii
y -- J-...,.v uiviii, mil) ail
H- 11111,1)1
Thecharac-!er.i il.w ,, ;n-i... ; , 1 t'LM n "i'K''t surmised by the know-
in every respect w- th i !''K")es that .he paper wil be whigaishlv
1u1.1un.-11, uiu uu tins as 11 may, ne i 1 nui
lict it.
1 1 1
lit luirw nr inniiii
will be commenced with .Nuinber One of iT , t u"
the new volume on the Uth of April. The Ku!iClu"0' 18-15
paper and type will be snnerior m nn..in.,
to any before used for this paper ' I'U.'ULATION AND TAA'ES.
i he Elegant Quarto Form of tl
1RIGINAL ESSAYS, CRITICISMS, POETRY, &C. ! u,,c, ",eil; b,,t bu lh's
! AIm, a copious Correspondence, domestic 1 etnd'
and foreign. A new .Novel of Great merit ' , J W
heated scoundrel, if we may judge from
his actions. When a poor man is in his
power, he oppresses him ; he wrenches
the last farthing from the hand of the
widow, and drives the orphan, cold and
destitute, from his door. And jet, what
hypocrisy I ho pretends morning and
evening to offer prayers lo the God of
her.veu. Astonishing niockerv ' TCn
law, or
Administrator of Kalph Blackmail. dpr.M.
March 7, 1846 l():6w
ifliiihiistrtjlorfi Xoficc7
T ETTEUS of Administration bavin"
been granted to the undersigned, at
the March term, a. i. 1S1G. of the Pml.m.
the M i rrnr
-.-iii- . ... . . .
wiiioinuup in iwo Handsome Volumes
at the end of the year, well worth nreser-
a laiiniui aim snirirn l.nencv ! " NTir.s.
It will be forwarded A(,;UI1S
in strong wrappers, I Attala
ar
Carroll
Chickasaw
I Choctaw
l'OI'UUTlON
Write Populution and Mule 'Paxes
cuch county of die State, in 1815.
tJxes.
sotith-uist quarter
south-east quarter
west half ol south-east qr
n est half of iiorili-vtst qr
south-east quarter
north west quarter
west half
west half of south-east qr
west nan 01 nurili-easi qr
west half of nonli-west qr
weal half ol north-west qr
east half of iionii-tast qr
souih-iast quarl.T
south half
east half of south-east qr
south-west quarter
west half of south-east qr
south half
east half of north-east qr
north hail
south-east quarter
east half of South-vcst qr
west half
west half of north-east qr
west h ilf of south-ea.il qr
north-east quarter
north half
foulh-west quarter
north-east quarter
wrt4nilf ol'south-enst qr
east half of .south east qr
j east hall ol north-east qr
j nortJi-west quarter
west half ol north-east qr
1 west half of south-west qr
south-east qmirter
west half
VOl-
3 840
north-east quarter
ited. within the time prescribed by V T0' V.?rt ot t.he Lni,ei1 Stale I u'r"6
they will be forever barred I c.?"ada' 1 wluS Jr "iihin thirty miles i Hl,va
JOHX H. C11ESMJTT "I -New j oi k. ' ( Carrol
'IT. It MS
One copy one year in advance, J,2 00
Oi.e copy two years, y ot
Two copies one year, :j 00
rour c
Ten
00
10 CO
one is more devout in tlic conference p" VV,a'a fnuu"tv' M''ippi, on the J postpaid, to II. IlLLEU, comer Ann and
room, or offers more fee!inr nravers i Lsla,e,0, : .a'i'rough, Sen., de- -assau streets, Sew VorK. 1
i ne bible is at h a tonoue's end Whn ! am I . "eieiorc, i. 1 rice 01 the Mally C venisi
would think , mL Zfli. J'?, Per:ons l,uicl,lcd u E'a'e are Mirror, g6 per annum in advance. Une
..nM I .IZ: : '"V::?. W f , ' ,nai;e payment, and Mliug a week when served by carriers.
..v-u.v Ul. lutiue anu a vi am: nioc noiuaig c aims airainst 1 ip K!m,. .,r nr lb.
hereby
pnakspeate Jiaaa rood understanding of
hutrun nature. Here is a quotation so
apt, thai we must recite it: .
'The devil can cite scripture for his purpose; '
An evil soul, producing holy witness, 1 ' j
" iii'e a vinaiii witti a smiling cheek;
A good y apple, rotten at the heart ;
Oh, what a goodly outside fasehood hath !'
Questions in surgery,-
when the patient is iich and the surgeon
is poor. When does wortiiication en.
sue? When you "pop the question,"
and are answered "no."
notilied to present them, dniv :.n.
uieiuicateci, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
L W. SCAIUiOKOlXiH,
J. K, SCARDUKOI CH,
Admiiiisirators, Ac.
March 7, 1840 io:6w
''Mm in isti rfor s iXotirc,
j I " 1 1 i'lio of Artministraiion bavin"
-Do wound, Zf.h.eCtt e!'""Led ,h.c "'-MRned, n. tl,;
often heal y the "tirst intention?" No ! , "'L (,f
... - . ' ' - - ill IIIIU.V
VV. Davis, deceased, late of said county :
therefore,
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment; and those
holding claims against the same, arp her.
Lr? i. .he 8t,ai!w Ota
which oecreases as the day advances j they will be forever barred.
i rienuship is the shadow of the evening
; Copiah
1 Clark
I Covingtou
Coahoma
t'laiborue
Desoto
Franklin
Creen
Hinds
Holmes
Hancock
j Harrison -!
Itawamba
Issaquena
Jasper
Jackson
rpiIE undersigned having purchased the Kemper
J- entire property on the liip Black river, ' I'-mderdale
well known as lonnVs I'ciTy, takes ! Lawrence
this method of informing the public that i l-al"ayette
his best endeavors will be always used to ! Lowndes
ensure the safe passage of the Kiver at all ! Leake
times duriii'' hirh water; :md h,- uit,, ! Madison
1 . . . J I ' 1 , ,,
iiursiian
s.
ly and WcckIv exebnni'ps will
oblige us by noticing the above announce
ment, and sending a marred paper to this
ollice.
New York, March 12, 1S10.
which strengthens with the setting sun
of life.' 'Whatshadows we aret and
what shadows we pursue!'
"Small thanks to you," said a plain
tiff to one of his witnesses, "for what
you said in this cause." "Ah, sir,"
said the conscientious witness, "but just
thi.Ji of what I didn't say."
If after death men could know what
wad said on earlh, they would bu sis
tonishtd to Jaarn how much iheywt.c
rtspetled and esteemed.
Sinners should not enter a printing of
fice, or they might see the devil. 1
. , . JOHN DAVIS.
Administrator of Amos W.Davis, deceased
February 7, 1846 6-6 w
MILLINERY.
Mrs. Insk ( !, of Canton, Mississippi,
informs the Ladies of Kosciusko and
V'Cinuy, that she will clean and repair
liraid and Straw Uonncts, in a superior
manner. .She keeps always on hand, a large
assortment of Trimmings, Fancy and
Mourning Bonnets, fcc.
Panama Hats cleaned and pressed.
Orders lelt at the Store of Mr. Mosby in
Iiosciusko, will be sent to her.
winon, April Hth, IS4G 15:3w.
.1 ' .
'" lu,ai1 " ?"'d order he hopes to merit
the same patronage as-the former owner
John Kindly.
Pates of Ferriazc,
Loaded wagon, with 4 pair of horses
im iiiuirs, or 'i yoke ut oxen, 1
Loaded wagon, with 3 pair of horses
or mules, or ;i yoke of oxen,
IVagon without load, with 3 or 4 pair
of horses, or 3 or 4 yoke ol oxen,
Hariri with 1 yoke of oxen, or 1 pair
ol horses or mules,
Four wheel carriage, with I hors-,
I'wo wheel catriagc, with 2 horses,
Two wheel carriage, with 1 horse,
Man and Horse,
Lead Horse,
Foot Man,
Cattle, each,
00
75c
50c
50c
37$
37$
Sheep and other small stock, each,
Jan'y 17, 1840 3 (!t JOHN
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FOY.
Justices' EShuita,
Mtctuta.itf.i, fev info at tftu Cfficc
v
Tf nit mm Sprin s,rA",
rpilE UKDEKSK.WCD is n;. pr,.pnrej
-1 to nccommodaie boarders and visitors
to the above celebrated Springs, on reason
able terms. A. E. LOl'UIIRJDUE.
Feb. 81, 1310 8;Cm
Monroe
Marion
Noxubee'
Neshoba
Newton
Oktibbeha
Polio I a
Pike
Pontotoc
Perry
Kan kin
Scott
0 414 25
2 720 40
10 835 0!)
5 767 48
3 774 35
0 539 60
1 C87 1 1
1 080 24
1 497 44
10 908 47
11 114 31
3 785 71
588 79
22 191 U7
9 435 03
1 736 50
815 fit
3 110 05
0 030 59
2 0l,9 '48
859 11
269 3
10 781 92
4 399 29
2 063 27
2 798 08
0 319 53
16.210 33
1 743 22
20 255 33
15 583 31
10 137 32
2 132 80
12 265 83
1 54 1 29
2 087 28
6 416 79
8 741 61
3 205 10
5 020 90
670 57
4 732 50
1 732 45
north-west quaiur
west half of south-west qr
5 43J I south-east quarter
3 801 west half
east half of north east qr
Sunflower (IS44-5) 5 092 97
Simpson
Smith
Tippah
Tisheminjo
Tallahatchie
Tunica
ashinglou ,
Warren
Wayne
Wilkinson
Winston
Vnzoo
Yalobusha
1 400 11
1 075 86
7 251 28
3 622 13
. 3 748 14
6 543 67
12 063 00
27 331 03
1 180 89
13 584 23
4 055 92
17 245 77
8 282 68
387
7 f.50
0 423
0 052
5 ?03
2 987
2 015
1 109
3 043
7 303
2 188
1 322
7 910
5 551
1 737
1 449
U 401
378
3 131
1 570
1 405
2 273
5715
5 242
3 641
6 061
7 327
2 640
4 400
10212
0 591
2 195
5 369
a 167
2 694
3 568
4 058
3 795
6 823
1 508
3 021
1 958
330
2 839
2 590
11 669
9 983
1 819
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474
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1 322
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4 311
4 700
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15
16
14
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
II
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
18
13
13
i
14
14
15
15
15
15
16
li
5
5
5
5
5
ti
U
6
b
ir
0
9
9
9
U
9
9
9
9
9
J
li
a
6
6
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
0
9
9
Total
1113 777 95 211 C88
IN LEAKE COCKTT
wesl half of north-west qr
souih-west quarter
north-west quarter
wist half of south-west qr
oaslhnlf
east half of south-west qr ' '
north-east quarter
west half of south-east qr
east half of south-west qr
south-west quarter
north-east quarter
east half of north-west qr
west half of north west qr
norlh-vvest quarter
1101th hall
south-east quarter
west half of south-east qr
east half of south-west qr
north-west qr of north-w est qr 'I
east half of south-east qr 12
easi half of north-east ur 15
south east quarter
south west quarter
easi half of south-eat qr
south-east quart r
east half of south-west qr
west .half
west half of south-west qr
north-east quarter
east half of south-east qr
south-east quarter
east half of north-west qr
east half of south-west qr
norih-east qr of s w qr
north-east qr of n w qr
west half
east half of south-east qr. ,
west half of poulh-west qr
north-east quarter
li-Tin half
smith-east quarter
The above lands were purchased by me
at Ta Ha e. The time for redemption has
run out. and I will give good bargains 10
those who want to purchase, making suj l
titles as aro vested in me iy'"7nw
Tax Saes. O. W. haivuv..-
10
17
17
18
'18
21
23
23
27
28
28
31
4
5
22
27
27
31
32
10
25
25
12
17
18
18
31
31
31
31
31
31
'20
21
32
33
33
0
9
9
0
9
0
9
9
9
9
9
9
10
Ml
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
11
11
12
12
12
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
II
1 V
ft
b
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
&
G
6
6
6
6
a
6
7
7
T
7
7
7
7
7
&
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
0
9
9
9
Kosciusko January, 1840
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