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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13
NoRTH.caRoLINA.

That our state possesses within herself
all the elements Of prosperity there Is not
the least doubt The mountainous part
is equal il not superior to any part Of the
United States as grazing country; the
middle country, in which We reside, Is
well calculated for the raising OF grain of
every description, and although not natu-
raIly so fertile as the favored west, may.
unler good management, be made TO
proluce all the necessities OF life In the
greatest abundance. The western part OF
our state is also rich in mineral treasures;
iron. copper. lead, and gold have been
found; and the formation of the country
warrants the belief that they exist IL a.
bundance. The lower country, from ITS
formation, most probably contains coal.
And vet with all these natural advanta-
ges, il is we'll known that North.CarOli-
IA is generally admitted 10 be Toor
state What is the reas'n! II aust be
obvious 10 every rejecting mind. We
haze all heen devoed to one pursuit.
Without the means Of disposing OF nur
surplus in exchange for other articles,
we have been farmers; and no country
Gun prosper under such circumst noes,
except where great fertility Of soil and
climate are united to easv means Of trans
portation. neither Of which Surta-C aro-
lima possesses.
What. then. would make Us prosper
ousl That an improvement in our means
Of transportation would add to our pros
perity, will admit; but the nature OF our
state is such thai no improvement can
sufficiently cheaper the means oi trans
portation to enable us to compete sue
cessfully in agricultural products. with
the more favored portions of our coun-
try; and this being the case, it must be
admitted by every one, that the only
way to increase our prosperity, is 20 ere
ate a market within ourselves, which
can only be effected by diversity in our
pursuits, or in nther words BY establish
ing manufactures of different kinds In
North Carolina, labor is lower than in
any other state in the Union; our rivers
and streams, which are not navigable on
account Of their great fall, are well calcu.
lated for wafer power; and provisions OF
every description are cheap, all Of winch
are essential to the success Of rnanufac'
lures. What, then, is TO prevent our be.
coming very prosperous, if our people
will but awaken To their true interest!
Nothing. And that such would We the
case must be evident to every one, from
the god effects already produced by the
establishment Of few Cotton Factories.
Western Caroliaian.
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To Builders.

SrHE building Of a B..,k c.orl tioes" 10 Car
- image, Mogfe eouat - It get n e"ntFae
tors. VII. alter exan,i.Ing the sui l.l,ssd plan
add description. EIll send ~ sealed Proposals
Ca the Commissioners al Carthage, BY The Isl
day oi May ensuing. when the contract must
be closed 90 vii:
TIE dimensions oil the aOusp. Sc By - feat,
two stories
The foundation 10 be- Df hewa rusk. feet
above the surface Anh sai!icle q prof elton
90 prevsaI an injury from TIE !allas II ~,
ter of the ewes. vita as mn h Of the ioanda
ton laid in lime mortar ~ shal be deemed
necessary.
The pitch Of the first story 80 be 10 ieei in
the clear, the external course Of whIeh i 10 5e
laid in lime mortar. and the wall ih BE 2 feet
thick, the luwer stony 70 be divided ~ cross
passages into four rooms, with brick wais,
each room 10 be FURNISHED with isc plasa
The cross passage TO be ~ fee, in the Gear.
the passage leuginwise TO be 10 feet
The wall Il the upper story TO be Is inches
thick, totally laid 10 ,IIne mortar, the pitch II
which 10 be Is feel in the clear. a. ba divided
Ihto tree aaarimeHts; two jury rooms 3 ieet
10 the clear ieRglhwise, VITA lathed and ptas-
tered partitions, a fireplace IN each; aud one or
two fircplaces TO the Court room
Ailtae rooms 10 he celltd up 10 the chair
board, and flushed With pasterine and white
wash, except tie rooms in the lower story, TO
be reIfd over head,
The Jury rooms to be furnished With bench
seats aud the court rnom TO be furnished with
bAr, beach aad tables in such manner and
st,lr Us the commissioners shall direct.
Fact passage door 10 be furnished with fold
ing saaltefs
The house TO have 30 windows. - Il hts, 10
by ~, with cash and giass over ach passagr
dor.
The cap sills and siIs If each passage door
| and al tue windows, w. b. of hrWn rock.
Al the doors to he furnished with panntl
shutters, and tie windows Of the lower stoIy
with folding, lined pohnolled 81 utters. With
the necessary locks AID iaslsninss
| One flight Of stars TO be 5 feet IN width
TIE boxing and outside cornlshing TO be
| fire proof, and all the necessary cornish in the
inside furnished.
| All ths doors to DC furnished with best knot
locks,
| An the rooms below TO be furnished with
| suitable desks aud tables.
The sleepeTs and jolsts TO he 10 BY 4 2 feet
from centre 10 centre. The flooring Of quar-
ter plank, u inch.
The roof be hipped, well supported ant
covered with zinc.
The ex,er.:al Of the building 10 be painted
red agh feneill' d.
Steps Of hewn rock 10 be furnished eacE
ouisidr door.
All the sood work belonging 10 the build
ing q be neatly painted.
The contractor 10 furnish al The ula'eria'
and complete tie building by the lat &sy .
August 1883. in faithful and woskmanlia,
manner.
The payments TO be made in suitable IN
stalments a. the WORK proerc sscs
C0RNELIJS Dn"D, SR !
M NuRcHlSOS,
-.4. j b. KELLY, -
Sc BRUCE, :
JOHN MORRISON,
= n. o. Lumber can be rad in the neighbor
ho".l ST no''"ra,e prices and rock can be- hat
CO. venienils 10 great abundance
Msreh16 =. ~ Ia-
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Lemay's Almanacks,
FOR Fs3s,
Calculated for The Meridian Ct Raleigh,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
vFRy CHAP.
December % z- Or
HILLSBo RoUG III. N. c.
FURNISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNls HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, IN TWO poiLA''
TIFTT CENTS ~ RAIN IN AtNANtE.
Those who DO mel give notice Of her Wis"
20 have their paper dist oniinut at tic 'SF'a
'ticn "f the year, vii be ptrsum't as tcsi'ns
its tontinuance until ceunieTmandcd. And 10
paper will lie discontinued until oil arTca'ase
are paid, unless ht the option Of the ruh'iS't,'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen int
ono dollar for The ftst, aud twenty-five t'f,'
for each subsequent ins,rIori longer on's e., ~
proportion routt Advertisements twenty n''
per rent ckrr t.tutti oT 3S5 per Gu
.ii! be made 10 advertisers BY Tie rcai'
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MEN SERIES OF THE
LITERARY OMNIBUS:
FURNISHING BOOKS ny MALL AT SEwsPA,
prR POSTAGE ~

A1hAANI
ALDIEs LltcgstS Umnitus las nov
w bceu % exisisnce twelve mtnt.s, ard
',as ealnyed danag that period veft rxien
slSe snarr 81 pubic isyour. u has israIsa ed
fur tro dollars and a half rep ints 81 London
books wai,h cost here over yiy.stta dollars!
in addition 10 latee amount oi H. raTy matter,
reviews of new books, tales, and j nestle and
foreign news
TIE original proprietor, intending 10 devote
his time and ites.Ien 10 bis othsT petlodica
works, 1as disposed uf his interest in the ON
niJus Ia the present publisher. Who will make
no father change 10 ne general character than
I-sul' II from another nfiice, aGd changing its
name from /" waidle's' 10 'Brown's" 81
Brow La. raTy Omnibus vii be- lssued eve.
~ Filay morning, printed on exccllen, paper
, u large s,z- Il VI. ron,ain,
l. Books the newest and brst that can be
procured. rqual every week 80 London duo.
! deem" volume, embracing Novels Travis,
I Memoirs, &c, aud only cha geable with news.
paper postage.
/ Q. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches, Noti.
ces Of Books, and information from tho world
u letters OF every description
| The news of the week, foreign and do.
mcsticss
The price WI: e Two dollars per snnum 70
clubs % FIVE i, sisidlsls To clubs Of two IN.
di,iGuals, tMn Go.iats and a hall. OF Eve dol
lars cor tie Two. Single mriI Subscribers. three
| dnIlars Mali rclni ;ances tSbc pos, paid.
AsIhe arrangements for this undertaking
are al completed, The propiieiorsssks from q
senfrous public that consideration 10 which 90
diiinsIVe a scheme Ct circulating knowledge
aud amusement is entitled
! The htst number Of the Nrw Series com.
| meneed IN the fifth of January. 1888. IRON
, which period or from any future date new sub
/ scribers Tsy eommente.
III Psstmas.ors and agents for periodicals
throughout tie Union and Canada ar, I. qnest
ed to act as agents for the OIunibus, and CON
4 municate With tie proprietor. @.
/ IT Editors OF newspapers who receive thu
number, by inserting ,be prospectus four limc.
conspicuously, and Tor" aiding Gerry 10 thi.
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/ twelve months. IS #.
| Address post PAID
| WILLIAM BROWN.
No so North Fourth st-.rt Philad ,lphia
January 10. -a Os--
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STATE or NORTH-caRoLINA,
Person Comfy:
In Equi.y-November Term, 1897.
hi G.. Wade. and s,tr5s
J 'lIu e. Made, and oihr.s,
-
Jaba ". Diek. ava others.

J55a ". Dick, and others.
Z 7 appearing to.ihe satisfaction of the Court,
that James Il Rnffin, one of the defend.
agts in this case, Is not an inahitant Of this
state Il is therefore o,dere', that publication
weeks successfully for the said James " Ruff
fin 10 APPEAR al tbe ncxt term of this Court, TO
house in Peterborough. on the seventh Monday
after the fourth Monday in March next, and
answer 10 This -pstitin,, otherwise the same
will be tax II pro esnissso and heard sr parts.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. M.E.
Price Adv 81 90 ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13

HAVE thought proper to decline the
Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will please close their
accounts by bond or otherui Use, as no dis.
erection with me can be exercised after a
few days. @'
w i. SHIELDS, .4yen
Ii - for w. HoderueH.
j77rary 90. os-
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Land for Sale.
Forwarding .ggfncE.

FTs4-I TnE subscribers inform The Me-.
Es&S chants ii thr inlrrnr. that thty II,
siiil engaged in tue Forvardinr wsy. end imst
possess ~ The Transaction oG this butintss,
to merit the patronage heretofore oonitUta.
They have large Ware Honses az tie fiyeE AID
Ia tow tnr the reception offorw srdibR Goets
apart iiom ether buildings and comrstauEl
cafe fIOm FIRE.
Vikings 4 BELDEN.
.Ftyatsti'!f
Refer TO
Messrs. AVE- s IioIl.xp. ntlsboropph.
Aprli s gS-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13

A lady asked her physician whether
snuff was injurious to the brain! No.,
said he, " for no body who has any brains
ever takes snuff" # St.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court # Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1898.


The Petition Of the MINOR children tnames not
knowa) Of john EasIey and wife Susaauah,
VINO sue by their neKi friend and father Jihn
Easley. Henry Day and wife CalhaTine, A ex.
auder Ellexson and wife Mary,
agaiast
James T. Jones, Macy Jones, the children
Joseph Jones who represent their deceased
father, William Jones, Parhsm BROOKS and
wife sally, Stephen q. Janes, DAVID Christo.
pher and wife Lucy Betsy Anna Jones, Lc-
ali Jones aud ReOeceA Jones.
Petition for Settlement.
IT appearing TO The satisfaction Of the Court,
&" that the defendants, the children aud heirs
of Joseph Jones, William Jones, tie children
and heirs of Stephen G. Jones and David
Christopher and Lucy his wiie, are nut iahabI.
taals Of tins stat., and tat the ordinary pro.
cess Ut law cannot be served upon them; II is
therefore ordered hat pubIicat,oa be !, ade fol
six successive weeks 10 the Hillsooioagh Re
cardrr, that the sad drfa ia.;- 4ppear Il the
mex Court OF Pleas aud Quarter sessions, Il
be held for the county Of Pefson at the court
no Use IN Roxhosough, o. the tIiri Aonday Z"
June next, then and there 10 plead answer ol
denur 10 said petition otherwise the same vii
be Iakea pro eonfsssO and heard e. paris as Il
them - --.
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court
4, thee, the III I'd Monday Of Mascf, A. ID
1888.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. Sc so. IA
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Bridge Notice.

at the last term Of Orange Cnunty Court
- John Trolineer. Charles ". Johastnn,
join Foster, William Murray, AMI Thomas BIZ
b. were appointed Commissioners TO exaDine
the Bs.dge built By .i,chae Holt across stink
ING Quarter, and report 10 next term whether
sail bridge is necessary to The public conve
n.snce. the materials Of which II IS built, and
III cost II building Notice is therefore pi' en-,
t;st the SAID commi -sione,s will met at tae
Bn1ge On Monday ,se l6th Of pr next, ,
tie purpose of IN king the examination aht
epre 2 ring their report.
Nufca is. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-13

n. q. Lumber can be rad in the neighbor.
ho"a ST rno'"ra,e prices and rock can BE- had
CO. yenienils 10 great abundance
MstehI6 s. ~ Ia-
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
Person County. 49,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1888. ~....
par,;,,.. Mara ...,,,.,,.tr.t,. g.

hdiNi tim, 1000 gzz.sea~- ....
Portius Moore, administrator, SC.
Us.
Heirs at law Of Judith Oakley, deceased.
Petition 10 sell Land.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court,
- that the heirs at law Of Susagnsh M,Y.y,
deceased, (names unksown) are not inhobl-
tants nf this state, ard thai the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upo1 them: IL is
therefore ordered by the Court il,ai pnbiica.
ton be made in the HllsbOroueh Recorder Tor
six weeks successfully, requiring Tie said heirs
At law Of susannah M,Vey, deceased, to appear
at the next term Of this Court To b. held Tor
the connty OF Person, Of tb, courthouse 10
Roxborough, on the third Monday ia June
next. and plead, answer Or te,nnr 10 the peti.
ton. otherwise the same will be taken pro con
|esso and heard ez parte az to them.
Witness. Charles Mason, Clerk of said Court,
at Office, the third Manday in Harca, A. d.
1888.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Of Adv. s. as. IA
t~*a-~- *~-s----~a-.- - -
n f. II
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Y E NJ T. N,


80 WILL stand al the stable
" srn Of the subscriber, in Otagse
Tl4 county, and perhaps at one
80, or Two other places parl oil
the cool season. the places no,
named; ! wait for Information from ihcs:
who expect TO put to him, that | may be
able 10 s, lect the best stands before cd
sertise him. The terms will he Low,
much more so than any horse Of his u.
fue--io wit, 80 dollars 10 insure, ats. %
dollars the season, " hich may be disrhar
ged by 20 dollars in the season. The SEE.
son has now commenced, and will end tie
10Th Of July. | request all those who
intend 10 favor him. with their custom, to
put early; the advantages are many and
great in raising early colts. For bloOs
and performances. see bills.
JAMES MOORE.
Janusry 25 o.
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Tailoring Business.
Rs.H0T.;L

- - = - ~
AIR. egiEa Carmichael has
w removed his establish. enI To the
building Oaee orc pied by David Var
brOugh, esq. A. = Try floods store, and
recenlls l., fr. NornoOd, as = iioct0's
shop. lie void Iake this occasion to
return his thanks 70 ih' ma friends = no
have ',,.-inae.. cir patronage nPoa him.
and earnestly soIiciis them TO give him .
call II lis neW stand.
she --latest Fashions win he
regal.aly receised from New iOrk, Ral-
tinore. and Phl:a.ielPi,ia; and he has ex-
eellenl No. hem wnrsnen 10 EXECUTE his
work Every al niion Gill he paid 10
his work. and n. effort viii b spared 10
ple..se his patrons. tie !'aiters himself
liz: hc las generally suce e'iea in msk.
ing his work iii: ani he lhIaks he can in.
sure 4 10 he n vel executed as any in
the Southern country.
Jaans,y %. IT, o.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
PROSPECTUS
FOR PUBLISHING
THE LAWS or MISSISSIPPI.


THE LAWS ar ULSSLSSIPpII
Law. BEING the rule of action pre-
srr;hod bv the snnremc mower of the
State rommandinu what is RIGHT, and
nrohibitinc what is wrong. a general
acorainta1cc with lis provisions is de-
sirahIc 70 tho scholar, fine LEGISLATOR.
tho nlon,cr and mechanic. "a well as
tho lawyer NV profession All classes
.or socictv IN = rennblican govern.
.ment, TEc ou. own. dependent. for the
nerncuitv of IFS institutions. alone
IN m enlightened public sentiment.
rooriro some knovIedre Of tbe LEGAL
ar'I", t,,ontSnnon which fbc;rI; tLcir.
IILort;os and tboir fortunes depend.
rio laws If AIiss;ssinn;. Of = Gene.
roI ratnrc. rs enacted by her success
300 oa;satnros Go scattered in mn.
various ,cr Volumes, mrieJ under a mass
Of nr;y,to nets Of inheritance TO those
Ioidno ,,Lo oro d;rcctIv interested in
,bo;r nroy;sions and oiIerino. bv their
G t''Il' and tho Tyant cf Advancement.
nv Utmost insnperobIe barrier TO that
a -, dissemination Of their con
,on,s o,1ongst thr Great mass Of the
noarJc which thoir inheritance would
Jood, 70 reonire
To coIert and orronoe Nh the laws
Sc = nonorol mime now in force. in
a. ,b;' Statn nnder tbcir annroprjatc
. ~" oaotberwi,b = snitabte diGested
',C1, 'o onJ snnnr;ntcndinr in person.
,Loo, ooo,nlot;an If tho works until
s,o ol,. f,r doI;rory win he n labor Of
e''s u. rnaan;,Iic The gInnort
Nv , S",T, If tbc ioteIIipent ciri-
"liu l,Js' ,I;o oroa, St,tc lei conf.
Ecu, ., ~ I'',' 10. io ,,;,I,bold from o;dino
f uen'' " - NV III af - worl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

SyAS committed to the Jail Of Mad.
" Olson county, ON the 18th INST,
by Z. $. Salmon, Justice Of the
Peace, a negro man who says his
name is JACK TAYLOR, and that lie be-
longs to William Taylor, who lives on
the Ya2oo river, between Satartia and
manchester. Said negro is about six
feet high, twenty-five years old, black
complexion, with one tooth out in
front. lie had on when committed
old wooden pantaIoonsan droundaoout,
striped cotton shirt, and an old white
hat, low crowned.
The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
II. HAYMAN, Jail0r.
April is, 1888. 47-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

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vance, or Sc at the end of six months.
No subscription will be discontinued
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wishing to discontinue will please give
notice thereof IN Driiag.
No subscription received for less
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rate Of One Dollar per square ten lines
or less,) for the first insertion, and ftly
cents a square for each continuance.
Advertisements which are not limit
ed on the manuscript, as to the mum
! Der Of insertions, will be continued I'M
til ordered out and charged accord
ingly.
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whenever admitted, will be charged
at the rate Of 50 for every ten lines fol
each insertion. Political circulars OF
public addresses, for the benefit Of in.
| diyiduaI persons or companies, will be
CHARGED as advertisements, and at the
same rates.
YEARLY ADMINISTRATION forty lines
or less. renewable at pleasure, ONCE
WEEK, sixty dollars. Nocontractin cithe
case taken for less than one year, an'
pavnblo half yearly.
Thcpriyilego ofannual advertisers i
limit edt to their own immediate business
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PROFESSIONAL ADvEET.sEMENTs.--I el
L lines or less, notaIterable, 3months, 81
do. do. DO. 6 do 2
/ do. do. do. 12 do. 81
: Announcing candidates for Office wi
l be ten dollars each.
: NJ AllJoB WORK must be paid for o
: delivery. -
thev will no, be attended to.
49,, ~
BANK CoNvrYr,oy.-The bank CONVEX
ton. which assembled in the city Of Ne
York on the llh. adjourned o. Monda
{ The 10th April Thy agreed upon Il
; FIRST MONDAY in January eNto' the ?
ROD 10. 'he resumption Q. spe. u "a
monte.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

hue OF the above s;etcd cases TO
Erected, | shall expose to public
FASH, at the door Of the court
i thc town Of Canton, on Monday,
n May next, three negro men,
anil Tom, and two women, Je-
ii ElIen-Icyicd on, and wall be
aisly the above stated cases.
q. N, FLOURNOI, Sheriff.
IL. 47-3w [pr fee SO
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
M SIuU,A

fHOCK avD MATCHMAKER
- Respectfully inform, tie citizens
of Canton and the public generally,
that he has opencda shopon the South
side Of the public square, next door to
the Citizens Bank; and IS prepared 70
do every kind Of work in his line, in
the best style and at the shortest no.
tice, all work repaired by him Of prop.
lily uscd), warranted to perform !.
months. lie would also inform the Ia.
dies andgentemen, that he has on hand
general assortment OIL
GOhD and SILVER WATCHES,
for ladies and gentlemen.
-lLSO-
4 genoralossortment ofGuarls, Rings
Breastpins, &c. &c.
December /, 1887 23-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09
COMPREHENSIVE.
RICHARD NUGENT.
ERANCIS w. lIRpIN.

The counting room of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Mcssrs. j Chap
man & Go. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Co.'S. old stand. They
are prepared torcccive Cotton on ST.,
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupied by White Turpin and Nephew,
aud have taken out a police of msu-
rance which covers all Cotton ship
ped to them here, or to Nugont and
Tmpin, New Orleans.
TURPIN & NUGGNT.
Grand Gull, Sept. /, 1887. 81 Gm
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-09

WIZ TT. E
4 Nlttii 1U uH I H
fHtfrt HfmW HUH fHH
tU.H.fseHf Hpf t.t.f Hf.n
maHi HH1 .HHan#t# 'HHIsi.H'..
I'D fHf tli8fH ul fhmmt liHI Decd.
WhtJe aIl iha.e aba fseIlHtsfe.f.H trH
atieni. ab1 a.HHim ihtmtHtEaImH
Dimilu iHafeuf
AltDlliUNiltCNNpUEtla tm
Awb ll.lalo. 3d. 1e
tDHiNiSTRtfOES san.
I'llf following property 500 d
sold un the stb nl Mas, ie33
being thr estate 20 William Reed. de
ccscd. and belonging lo hs muoI
heirs 90 vlt Nu undivided uaIt q
T thc under mentioned tracts ul land
|Dhe north cus' quarter Ut section slN
township seven, range oue. west
north east qwttcrui north vcstquar
tier oi section Eve. township seven
range, one, vcstB north east Vu7lir
.ol north east qunrtcr "a section thut,
one, township cght.rungc one, west
east halt of south east quarter Of sec
ton thlrty-ouc, township clgh
range ono vest
The terms Of sale will be mad
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/ ,gERIFFS SALE
. Foap. ! On H. ia. on bond
to ipril term. 1885,
..ollN I'm Madison circuit
GrtlEp court
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same. Same court, &c.
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