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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-15

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Ara Cusus Supsf,,s loaasei Law snj Chm.
n se,y, bcgun and held ior the county II Aa'-
hrr,,. a,she ecur,. house. Oh Monday the lat day Of
September, 1884
frederick cabel. Jr. Edmund w. CabeIl and
r.eJer,ck w. Cabell, Sen. Puts.
- agaiaS
Edmund Winston, adm'r wi.h the will annexed
= Edmand Winston, dec and in lis own right,
Elisabeth Mosclcy. John John, and Mary his VIE
Clifford cabcii John Horselcy and Muifed his
WIFE, John w. Mostly and Virginia L. his w'e.
aud LcwisF. Csbsli, by James Bcnaeh his guar
Defis
IN CHANCERY.
Th;. eau,e having been sent b,ther 10y the CIR
emf Superior Court OF Law and Chaneery fof The
,ovp of Lynchburg is ordered 10 be placed upon
The docket Of this court And thereupon the deten
dan,, Clifford Cabell, by his counsel, and bv ieise
Of the court, filed his answer to the plaintiff bill
and the subpoena awarded in this cause on the 7ih
day OF juno, $780, being returned executed upon
the defendants, Elizabeth Moseiey snl John Horse
ley and NJ ldred his wife, an they still ia'liog 10
appear, although four months hnve .lapsed os
well since the return day thereof as The ming oil the
plaintiffs bill on motion OF he plalnttts, by eonn'
sci. their bill is taken for confessed to those dc
heard upon the bill and amended bill, tie answers
Of the defendants, Edmund Winston, John tlorseleY
and Mary his wife, John w Mosclcy and Vns'-
MIA p. his wife, and replicsions thereto, the an
swcrs Of the defendants, Clifford Cobel and Lewis
f. Cabell, to which the plaintiffs make no replica
ton, and an exhibit and was argued by counsel
On coasdet ration whereof, the cour; doth order that
the defendant, Edmund Winston, do render before
one OF the conan ssioners Of tina court ~ account %
his aJminst,a on Of the estate OF his testatof and
The sad COMM ssioner is directed to examine SLATE
and settle the same and make report thereof to th'
coun, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by h, nso or required by the parties IL
be so stated.
A Copy-Tese,
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. OK
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
New Glasgow, Nov 81, 1884
The parties will take notice that ! have oppoln
ted Monday the 9th day Of January next, TO com
mrnee the examination and settlement OF the ne
count directed in the foregoing order, which DAY
at tho hour Of 10 clock IN The morning, they ar,
requested TO attend at my office, IN this place, with
their accounts, vouchers and copies Of court pa
pers, prepared for examination and settlement, as
directed by the court.
w. s. CRAWFORD, Com.
Dec wiw
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Olice.

PURSUANT TO the provisions Of deo, Of ,,,.,
executed 10 me, 10y Samuel Burch haar,',.
o"e the I9'h day OF December, 1882, and 1nIv 70,
eo''eu IN Inc Clerks office of the Hastings Conr,
OF Lynchours shall, on Friday the ON aov -.
'"o p.es.m month"; at the make, house, in the to
" Ly"."ou's, proceed TO SELL at public auction To-
,"e n,"tss o'eder' Tor cash, the follow irs slaves
" W" ""sn'ns'on, man, Moses, a man A,nv
Wv. ""n'' CIV MIRA woman, and her two chi,
a.e", ".''e ana Elijah together with thu in
said deed or o'',a'es OF them, since the aking Of
~ a,svsr -. ~ ''"y OF them as shall be suffi len,
-Serg os purposes contemplated by SAID deed
as IS vested in me by the deed Iii Iueh .'t'c
Dec. 4 y WILLS.
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SHOES & HATS.
Nov. 10

Uol received, direct from Mannfactw Of
~ The highest standing, 90 Case. al fine fashion,
'b'e h'ack Hats, and ~ cases of fne Shoes, ma
KING compic;e assortment both for Laiies aud
Grnllentr.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Nov. 3. IA
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Dec. 4

son wall commence the lst Of March AUD e1pf'
the LIST ofJuI,. To he let to mares ~ the reduced
price Of SO the single leap, to he Laid al the time
the service is rrnderedS the season, III be paid
on or before the expiration of the srason--'nsor-
ance for 800, tn be paid as soon as the marc rs
discovered to be in ioai. IN any way changed
and 80 cents to the groom in every instance. Es-
cry attention will be pnid TO mars sent to V'rg'.
man. bu, will not he responsible Tor accidents o, rs
cspss. G. Cd aud extensive pasinTago Tor mares
rom distance grali,--Nla,,s can he fed on rea
sonable terms by The day.
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a Circuit Superior Court of Law AID I:nnn
Gerry, continued and held for Nelson county
al the courthouse, on Friday, the 81 day of DC o.
Der, 1884
Alexander Shields, phe
against
samuel Doakc, James Shields, admir- of Nathan
'"'''uS' "ee ana OF Robert Shields, dec and in his
'"n "Sh'' C'anh'os Buster, late Sheriff of Ausus.
Oo"''g, joseph Brown, admir- Of Thomas Mel
son. uoc' Adam shul'zc, admir- of Michael Woods
dec' Wm' Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Phn V N
smith, AID james Dowen Samoa Nnn.,.'au
Reld, Robtrl White and VIM. Paxroo ex,o,s -,
John Robertson, dec r,ans
The plaintiff having proceeded ego;ns. tho 10
:endani, Samuel Doake, ia the modc nras..a.s, ~,
Id" against absent defendants, and he still f,;l,pa
W appear aho lille his answer: On the mo, ion h,,
INC Pla'h''ii, ny counsel, his bill is taken for SON,
''se" US 10 mat defendant and the cause con,inu
." W u hea'd on the bill the amended bill tho nm
'"e' o' me defendant, James Shields. adm of NJ,
M" o'''e'"S, dec and Robert Shields. dec and !,
MS own t'Sht' exi'Ibs, and by the assent of James
""''a"u, 'he COUNSEL Tor all the other defendants
except Samel Doakc, and was argued nv council
on consideration wi ereof, and It appearing Ia IN.
court mat sale of the Negro Slaves. NAV NM,
Ma''ndn, IN the hill mentioned, tose her w,,b ,h.;.
increase, II any, since the institution of Tine sn
must ultimately be had and the proceeds thereof
pau over 10 some or all the Other parties ,iy,n,
" '",s cause, doth ndludge, order and decree tina,
inc Sheriff ofIhis county do proceed, after ndvs,
v W INC sale 'o' thirty days in the Lynchbnr,
f"sn,an. and by like advertisement at tho fron,
suo' OF the courthouse of this county, sci the said
1,'Ves and their increase, if any, q, Nelson Con.'
tiousc on court day, for cash, to tho h,ho., ,
'e'' ana depos',e the money arising from the sad
sale, IN one of The Banks in the ,oS,n -, e 'o,o
o'"s to the credit of this suit and rcno, ny '"."'
order to II final decree. ''''o'' IN
ACopy-Tcs,e, Ro. c. CUTLER ~,
NOTICE.
III pursuance of the above decree, | shal
coed to sell, for cash, the within non,;o s"' pro-
" "'he highest bidder on Monday the 90 p Of n
door oe ef ,o'a beng court day before the from,
'oor OF Inc courthouse of Nelson coun,v w HUN
LLOYD G. HARRIS, Denmv
No. o, Tor John DiSses, Sheriff Of N e
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I'm the o3rd Of Dscember. Ut thu .foss-honse Of
W Jas. Mecraw 4, Co. IN the county ~ Haitian.
W ~ soil. Al public aaeiioa. t. The hishea b,l-
der Oh a erehi Of t~eiye months, TWENTY FIVE
Likely NEluoES, Consisting vi Men, Women
and Caidr n. belonging 4, the estate Of Mrs. La'
~ Ynile, deei.
A, the SAM tine anil place, H. L. pfobabls thai
rWES ~ FIVE s,h.t NEGROE ). /, sddi iion 10
tho,r above ma ned, will ID. Llered for sale.
AIEX'R. Yu1LGE,
Adninistra,or vi Lucy Yu,lle. decd.
psc wJs.
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HE Commonwealth OF Virginia to the Sheriff
williamson Piiea nfA98orc e.hihned in our couo.
" court OF Halifax, his hill uf complaint spain. 1,
James b"oker, ~h' renpon sundry proceeding r
have been had, as appears tom the records Of the
sad court but het'ie final decr.e cnui be M o.
no"ncrh IN the cause. the said WIN. Price and
JAMES Booker departed this life and James Bruce
late sheriff OF Halifax, and administrator of The
sud W'lliamso" Pr CO and Su NINA Price by lsave
OF the court, hav" filed their bill Of fe,iew nrsvip,
that the or'gnnl sui may tie revived IN their
names against Sn'anna Bookrr D,nici p Book.
'r, joel lee aud Frances h,s wife, Barnett r.
Moore rnd 10y d'a las vile, Nicholas BOXER S..
san B"ekef, Fatcue Booker Ii nss R,ok.,
and samuel Bruker, Il e vi 'ow and children ot III,
>hi' James Booker, dec. Aud no br,nr wiling
that WHAT IS 'ish' aud just should be done. there.
lore we conan M you, AS h fore YOU have teen
c""hah"'o, NAV y"" make known, according TO
La" 10 The sad Susanna Bo ker DanielP Il ok
e', Joel Lee and Frances his wife Barn,u
Noote anu LYDIA his W.T., Nicholas Booker Su,sn
bo"""i a,ehc B"kef. Thomas B,nkrr and
9"""e' b'""tf 'hai fhey he before the Jus,,, @,
~ oar SAID CONT. al the Cou,t.h use, on the DIN
WpndHy IN March next, 10 shew caus, il any ,hinv
'o'y nave 'ot themselves or know 10 saw why IN.
mi" s"" sno"'u not he Proceeded in Ia f al,
"g"'"'' 'hrm anu be III all thing in the same nj q M
an" connunh as II WAS nj the Time OF the de-, eas,
OF 'he sau ifite aud Booker and fu,tn,r TO al,
anu receive "hat our sad court shalt in that mar,
c"nshtf-Ahn nave then there this writ, Wu.
ness, VIM Hon, Clerk Of pur SAID com, Mis- l.,
day ofDecemher. 1884, aud in the sob ysa, ,f
the Commonweal h. WV ,loI r
Dec. IL
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Negroes for hire

VIE Slaves belonging to the estate of Sam,a
turner decd will be offered for hire, on he
:" Gay 0. January next, IN the town of N, " Gl,S.
gov, Aml'er'. county. JOHN DiLLARD.
~, Exor. Of Samuel Turner, dec d
III
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JOHN IL. DUNCAN

RtopECTFULLY informs The public that no
VIII IN future attend The Superior and inc
TOT courts OF Amherst county, in the character u
Oounsci and Attorney at Law. Business en''us'
'eu 10 ms management will be attended 10 with 'hs
utmost promptiiudc.
Nov. 81 s
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uNSEED OIL ),

ED OIL just received - -
pa,,,s L'"seed Od-.Whitc Lead ind o,h,.
p, nS -. large assortmnn, Of C,n,,,". ''
o''eN 4 ca IN and lbs. papers, finc quality
M, Ut. & J. E. ROYAIJ.
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JOHN THOMPSON, If. Ok.
NOTICE..

~ pursuance to an order from the worshiplnl
court q Amherst county, made Mt October
court, 1881, to me directed shall proceed, ON the
i9th OF December next, the premises to sell, =,
p'ec auction, to the highest bidder, on II e,cth, OF
- ana years, a tract Of Land containing 322!
acres, belonging to The estate of VIM II. Gibson,
dec. lying in the county of Amherst ON both sides
OF Horsely's Creek adjoining the lands of DR.. Gil.
oeI' VIM Glnns heirs, George r. Peasants,
ana others On this land there is comfortable an i
convenient framed Dwelling House, Of sufficient,
s,ze to accommodate a large family, Kitchen Meat
iiouse, Barn and other Houses The plantation is
'nciosed with loerable good fences, now ready for
., occupant Tue purchaser will be required to
give bends with approved security, and a deed in
!os. upon The land to secure the purchase money
inc decd Ia trust to be acted upon when the l.st
payment becomes due
RICHARD S. ELLIS, Com.
wv - wlJs
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Richmond and New York Fur
nishing Ware Rooms.

nlshlnG w arc hool,is.
VuNllE subscriber offers for sale, the following
IL articles, manufactured n, his Esiab lshmeni IN
New-Yctk, ard warranted OF hrstralc workman
shlp AMI materials the assertions Of interested
Cabinet NJ kc,s to the contrary Notwithstanding
Entire satisfaction 10 guaranteed 10 purchasers.
Goods required 10 be sent out OF .le city, ore pack
ed by an experienced packer, AMI every care taken
10 ensure their safe transportation
CHAIRS.
Mohognuy, different styles, IS 10 800 per doz
Curlod Maple, do do 30 do 60 d, do
Cane sent Gill, S do d, 81 io 10 do do
Rush do do G do do ID do 25 do d.
Windsor do do
Nursery Rocking, Sewing, Ch'ldfens table and
small Chairs
Desk, Store, and Steamboat, Sools--nlso music and
foot Stools
Large mahogany and springsc rocking Chairs,
covered with plain and figured han cloth, and
green and crimson plush
lligh-back wood-seat rocking Chairs, comprlung
eleven different patterns.
SOFAS
A general md complete hssormcn,-umong
which will be found some Of tho latest and most
fashionable pa,,erns-priccs from 50 to 80 dollars
each.
CABINET FURNITURE.
Sdct cards d,fercn, patterns, 50 TO $40
Blessing Bureaus, with glasses,
. do do % do 80
Secretaries and Bookcases, 7 DO do 25 do 100
Centre Tables, 3 do do 80 do 80
Pier do do do - do IS
Gard do do do % do SO pr
Ludlcs' work dos DO DO i6 Do 30
Mahogany Woshstands, 5 do do do %
Looking. classes, st and mahogany
hanes, ) do 40
f"fe half.matlresses, 30 cts per 10.
PATENT WlNDLASS BEDSTEADS.
Ihe subscriber would call the attention OF the
public to tins article which is in universal use in
inc Northern cites, where its peculiar advantages
! arc appreciated.
EDWARD l.. TREDWEIL.
Main Street, nearly opposite u. S Bank.
Richmond, Dec. II 81
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FOR RENT.

MNA HNtlE tenement lately occupied by
E:.:M ~ 5. w. Lewis, on Main street he
liiiiE# tween Liberty Warehouse gate. and
.A Sampson Duiguid's Cabinet Shop-
ms tenement is well calculated for an extensive
erocefy and Commission Business and has at
t'ehed to II n PIcss ready for opcraon in the Ia.
bacco business WIN DAVIS
lllh mo. 30 h, 1891 wis
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.BUST TO HAND,

Double and single barrelrd Gnns
Rifle Canes, new and uncommon nr..
Pocket Pistols
Canes and Whips
Real lndla Chlna
India Sugar in Jars
Very desirable Boys Caps
With many choice Goods deserving noc,
HENRY BROWN J,
NJ. Bank Slo,r,
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e sale Of .Sesyoey

Dec. l
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Dec.
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"A a Circuit Superior Court of Law and l;nnn
Gerry, continued and held FOR Nelson county
al me courthouse, on Friday, the 81 day of DC O.
A exander Shields. DIR
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impossible to prove it, and the very service
itself rendered it thus impossible.
During the second campaign, superadded
to those circumstances to which | have adj
verified as attending the losses referred to,
were the frequent and rapidly forced march
es, which were deemed necessary to enable
the army to overtake the enemy. The In
dams were attempting to escape to the west
side of the Mississippi, and had evacuated
the Rock river country, which they before
had occupied. If these rapid movements of
the army had not been performed, the chas-
tisement of the savages, and the honorable
result of the war would not have been achev
ed. During these rapid movements, the loss
of few horses could not be allowed to de-
tain the army, and they could not be recov-
cred without such detention. Those ofthe men
whose horses had become exhausted, or had
s,rayed away, were ordered to proceed, and
keep up as we'll as they could with the line
of march. No forage being furnished by the
government during the greater part of this
campaign, the volunteers were compelled TO
Craze their horses in the vast prairies, and
it was hardly to be supposed that the horses
could ali be ''got up'' at the time of march
ing. The country where most Of these los
SEES happened affords hiding places 60 to
speak. into which The horses frequently stray
ed, and from which the most diligent search
often failed to reclaim them.
Extra duties were often required, imposing
upon those engaged in them fatiguing service
for days and nights together. Expresses
we're to be conveyed, &c. &c. In the per
Torrance of these duties requiring rapidly
.of movement, through a country, in many
places almost impossible, WITHOUT forage, or
any sustenance except occasional grazing,
he horses either sunk PROSTATE, or were 80
injured. crippled, Or diseased, as afterwards
/" be valueless to their owners, and therefore
abandoned.
The circumstances and cases 10 which |
have taken the liberty of calling your aiten-
ton, in my humble opinion, deserve the just,
and consequently favorable consideration Of
the Congress of the United States; and con-
fi,'ent that you will cheertully receive the
Suggestions which have made, and act up
TO your sense Of the duty you owe to your
constituents, have yielded 10 these and otter
considerations before adverled to, and to the
request of many of the sufferers, in now adj
dressing you
have the honor to be,
Your ob'dt serv't,
,EO1N REYNOLDS.
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Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
IA estate of JON CARRECO, decd late
of Charlestown, Coles county, ILL., are here
by notified and requested to exhibit the sd me
to the court of probate of said county on the
third Monday in December next, for the pur-
pose OF having them adjusted, in order that
the number and amount of claims against
said estate, may he known, preparatory to
their liquidation and payment. All persons
indebted TO SAID estate, are requested to make
payment.
WILLIAM COLON, J :
81 BYRD MONROE, )
October 2lsi, 1888.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
d THE subscriber informs the public that
Il he has taken the we'll known
Brick Tavern House.

lately occupied by r. X. MCLAUGHLIN. Esq.
to which he is about to put up large addi-
ton, and fit up the whole establishment in a
neat and elegant style, most conducive to
and comfort
His Stables will be extended and thorough
ly repaired. He is also preparing to erect
convenient CARRIAGEHoUsEs,- and to keep
good Horses and Carriages always, to let
and convey travellers in all directions.
He promises the public to have his Table
furnished with the best the country can af-
ford; his Bar with a variety of choice Lii
quors, and his Stables with the best provin-
der. Experienced and careful Osters and
Servants shall always be in attendance, and
his own undivided attention will be given to
the Establishment; by which he hopes to
merit, and expects TO so0oiee, a liberal sup
port from the public.
JOHN N. JOHNSON.
VandaliG, Jan. 20, 1884. Stiff
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PUPLIC NOTICE.
IENHERE was committed to nv ,

MERE was committed to my custody
IL on the Goth inst. 2 negro men, one
who calls his name David, about 40 years o
age, about feet inches high quite black.
The other calls his name Abner; about 25
years of age; yellow complicated; about 5
feet II inches high; they have no particular
marks or scars about them David is house
carpenter, and Abner says that he has work
ed at the ggon-maker's trade about one
year; they both say that they belong to Dick
son Tap, living in Pulaski, Giles county
Tennessee. If they are not taken out of
jain in six weeks, they will be dealt with &C
cording to law.
JOHN LANE, Sheriff Gallatin Co.
Dec. IS, 1893. 1916
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NOTICE.

NATAS committed to my custody, on the
w 10Th inst, NEGRO MAN, who
calls himself Major, and says he belongs to
a widow Metcail, who lives near Springfield
Robertson county, Tennessee. He is 80 o.
40 years old, tolerably well made, rather thin
vlsage, small eyes, about feet s or 8 inches
high, and of rath yellowish cast of com
p.cXion; no scars or marks pcrceivable on
his hands orface. Said negro will be hired out
at the time appointed by law, unless proven
and charges paid. JOHN LANE,
20-6w] Sheriff GaHatin county.
Equality, III. Aug. 30, 1888.
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NOTICE.

a II persons in the States of Missouri and Illinois
~ who stand indebted to Ulysses B. Brewster
by bond, bill, note book account, or otherwise
are hereby notified, that SAID Brewster, by deed.
bearing date the 9th day of May last, transferred
and assigned the same to me, and do hereby re-
quest that the same may be paid to Arthur l.. Ma
gems, attorney at Law, of the city of ST. Louis,
who is duly authorised to receive and give acouit-
lance for the same, Also all persons any way in
dcbted to the late firm of Brewster Il LOOMS, and
Henry LOOMS & Co. are notified and requested
to pay the sums respectively due by them to the
said Magenis, who legally empowered to collect
and receive the same. HENRY LOOMS.
Dec. 6, 1885,
The editors of the jacksonville Banner, Wanda
liza Wing and Alton Spectator, will please give the
above three insertions and charge the Republican
Office.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LETTERS testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned, on the estate of
Samuel Peery, deceasee, late of Clark coun-
ty, State of llinois-all persons indebted to
the said estate are requested TO make imme-
date payment to the executors; and those
having claims against said estate, are no,i>
fled TO present them legally authenticated
tor settlement, within nine months from this
date, to the executors or to Jacob Harlan.
Judge of probate IN and for the county of
Clark. ..
Dec. "a, 1888. S3-4
ELIZABETH PERRY, ] ~,
HEZEklAH B. PERRY. { G'e rs.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons who stand indebted to the late
81 concern OF U. B. Brewster, Brewster and
LOOMS, or H. LOOMS & Co. are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned is invested with full
authority to demind and receive the sums respect
lively due, and thit unless the same shall be paid
to him at ST. Louis, the payment will be enforced
by the most summary legal measures.
ARTHUR l.. MAGENIS,
Attorney at Law, st. Louis, Agent for the credit
ors of Brewster & Loomis.
Dec. 6.
The Alton Spectator, jacksonville Banner, and
Vandala Wing will publish the above advertise
ment three times, and charge the Republican OF
flee.
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TAKEN UP,

AMIN OI
10y j. G.. Clark, living at Fogleman's
NJ mill, six miles south of Hillsboro' one
iron gray HORSE, years old last spring,
right hind foot white, some white on the him
der part of his left fore foot; ne other marks
or brands percclvabie; appraised to twenty
dollars by William Jordan and Thomas Nc
Adams, before me this nineteenth day of
December, 1888.
GUiLFORD PARIS, j. p.
A copy Teste.
HIRAM ROUNTREE, elk.