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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
SIIeriT.s sale,

DY virtue of two wrts of f. ia. issued by the
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of lowndes coun-
ty, and 10 me directed. will sell for cash at the
Court house door in the town Of Columbus, on
Monday the eighteenth day OF February next the
south west quarter Of section twenty Elk, the west
half of the south east quarter Of section twenty six,
the north west quarter Of section thirty five, and
the west half Of the north east quarter OF section
thirty five, all ID township seventeen and range SIX
teen east. Levied on as the property OF Charles
Caldwell, 10 satisfy said f. fas in favor Ct Alexan-
der w. Sorsby. Sale within the hours prescribed
by law. The the 10Th day Of January, 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lowndes County
81 CIV. fPr. fee $40 SO
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HAYS Liniment for Piles &c.

MO FICTION.-This extraordinary chemical
~ composition the result OF science and the IN
yenlion of Il celebrated medical man, the introduce
ton Of which TO the public was invented with The
Soemnity Of death-bed bequest, has since gained
reputation unparalleled, fully sustaining the cor
recncss Of the amouted rr. Gridley's last comics
SON. that he dared not die without giving to pos
terity the benefit of his knowledge this subject"
and he therefore bequeathed to his friend and attrn-
dant Solomon HAYS, the secret of his discovery.
II is now used in the principal hospitals, and the
private practice in our country, first and most GER
ainy for the cure Of the Piles, and also SO extern
slgey and etlectualIy as TO battle creduty, unless
where its effects arc Witnessed Externally i'll the
following complaints
For Dropsy-Crealing extraordinary absorption
at once
All Swellings-R Reducing them in few hours
Rheumatism-Acule or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or colds.
Group, and Whoopng CouglI-EXternaIIy, and
over the chest.
All Bruises, sprains and Burns-Curing in few
hours.
Sores and Ulcers Whether fresh or long stand
ing, and fever sores
lis operations upon adults and children III redu.
cling rheumatic sweIlngs, and leoseilng coughs and
tightnes Of the chest by relaxation Of the parts, has
been surprising beyond conception The common
remark of those who have used il in the Pies, is 81
acts like a charm"
THE PILES-The price 81 isrcfunded to any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Liniment for
the Piles, and return the empty bottle without be-
ing cured These are the positive orders OF the
proprietor to the Agents; and out Of many thou
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates ito any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article, should exhibit
the original to purchasers.
CAUTl0N--None can be genuine %ithout a
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is my name
and also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
r5-For Sale by Z A SMITH, Druggist, Co-um
mbus Mississippi.
Jan H. lS39.-.27-tf
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance ola
~ deed in Trust executed by Thomas Christian
Of Lowudes county and State OF Msslaslpp, on the
second day Of September, 1881 to Charles H..
Albert, Cashier of the Commercial Bank OF Column
bus county aud State as aforesaid as trustee, TO
cure the payment oa certain prUmissory note there
IN mentioned and described, payable to the ssid
Commercial Bank of Columbus Mississippi | will
as Trustee offer at public sale at the Court House
in Columbus county and State as aforesaid, on
Wednesday the 18Th day. February next within
the hours prescribed h. law, all the tight title,
claim and interest, which the said Thomas Chris
tan has in and to the following described land 10
Wit the west half Of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton thirty four, and the east half Of the south cast
quarter 0, section thirty three IN township eighteen
south Of range eighteen west, containing one hun
bred and sixty seven $4,000 acres, together with all
and singular the tencments Entertainments, buildings
and appearances thereunto belonging or in any
wise apperianng. Dated this llth day Of Janua-
ry, 1889. CHARLES H. ALERT, Cashier
Commercial BIZ. Columbus Nj. Trustee.
27-5w. fPr. fee $l2 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

pB virtue OF writ Of fl. ia. ISIS led by the Clerk
40 Of the Circuit Court Of LowndeS county, and
10 me directed, will sell for cash at the door of the
Court house in Columbus, on Monday the 18th day
OF February 1888. All the right, title, claim and
interest that William H. Walsh has in ard 10 a
part of lot number one, IN square number two,
south Of Main street Columbus; bounded as follows:
beginning at a point in the west line Of Franklin
street. one hundred and sixty five feet flom the cor
ner OF Main & Franklin streets, and running thence
along the west line Of said Franklin street; north
sixty four feet thence running cast along the south
line Of an alley sixty six feet; thence running south
along the division line Of lots number one and two,
in square number two, sixty four feet to the south
line of said lot number one, thence running west
along said line, sixty six feet to the beginning; sixty
four feet front and rear by sixty six feet deep. LIE
We'd on as the property of said Walsh to satisfy said
f. "a. in favor Of White s. Barber, Sale within
the hours prescribed by law. This 26th December
1888.
JOHN. W. BYRN, Shift
Of Lowndes County.
81 5w fPr. fee Sl4 90
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State of Mississippi. Lowndes CITY

Probate8 Court, January Term, 1899,
TENO all persons interested in the real estate Of
Il Peter Lyon decd, late Of Lowndes county,
you are hereby cited to appear before the Judge Of
our Pr0bates Court, at term thereof % be held
on the first Monday in April next, and show cause
if any they have, why the following lands the pro-
perry of James i Lyon and others, minor heirs Of
Peter Lyon deceased, to VIE the south han 81 the
cast half Of The south west quarter Of section tWea-
ty two, and that part OF the south hall OF he west
half OF the south east quarter Of said section TWEEN
" two, which lies west or north west Oh the middle
OF branch or drain, which divides il from the
lands lately owned By Thomas l.. Foster, and now
owned by Governor John Owen, Of the State OF
North Carolina, which said triangular piece Of and
s estimated to contain scYenacres; the south in OF
the west half Of The south west quarter Of section
twenty two, the south half Of the east bal 81 the
south east quarter of section twenty one, the north
half of the east half Of the north west quarter Of
section twenty eight tie west hall OF the north east
quarter OF section twenty eight, that part Of NE
north half Of the east halt Of the north east quarter
Of section twenty eight, which les hoftl OF me
LooksopeiIa river, and the north half OF the east
half of the north west quarter of section twenty Sc
ven, and the north halfoi the east hail 81 the north
west quarter Of section twenty seven, all IN town
ship number seventeen, south Of range number
seventeen west, which is subject 10 Distribution
among the heirs Of The said Peter Lyon de-
ceased, should not be sold agreeably!to the prayer
Of said petition, and further to do and suffer sucn
things as may be considered Of and ordered by SAID
Cour. in the premises.
Witness Thomas Sampson Esq. Judge Of The
Court Of Probatcs the first Monday Of January, A.
d. 1899.
Issued the 10Th day Of January 1882
Test X. ID. HADEN, CteTK.
a7-l2w PR. fee $50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

TN lIE undersigned having been appointed agents
H. for Mcssrs A. * J. Deunlstoun 4 Go. are pre-
pared 10 make advances on, and attend 70, the 5hp-
mcnl of Cotton, consigned TO their houses, either in
Liverpool, Hayrc, Glasgow, or New.fork The
nett proceeds viii be settled either in Ncw-Orlcans
or Natcbez as the shippers may desire.
Mr.. ALEXANDER II. RlNGGoLp, who is fully au-
thoriled to represent us, viii attend TO any arrange
meut- necessary during this season. He will be at
jackson az Vernon, 10 which Places lelicrs can be
addressed w, & r. FERRIDAY Il Go.
Natchez. Oct 20, 1888 2Ntf
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MOflaCS Vegetable Life Pills ana
PhUniX Bitters.

TENtlE high ana enyiel celebrity which this pre-
Il eminent Incidence has acquired for ITS iuyarl-
able efficacy IN all the diseases which it processes TO
10 cure, has rende ed die usual practice OF ostenta-
uous pulling not only unnecessary, but unworthy
Of them. They are known BY their fruits; their
good works testify for thcm and they thrive not
by the faith olthc crtduIous In all cases OF eos
tvenes, dyspepsia, bilious and liver Affections,
asthma, pies, settled pains, rheumatism, levers aud
agucs, obstinate headaches impure state oI the
fluids, unhealthy appearance Of the SKIN, nervous
debility the sickness incident 10 females in delicate
health, every kind Of weakness of the digestive or
gans, and IN all general arrangements OF health,
these Medicines have invariably proved a certain and
speedy remedy They restore vigorous health to the
most eXhasued constitution. A single trial will place
the Life Pills and Phoenix Buers beyond the reach Of
competition, in the estimation OF every patient Pre-
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, at W b. Moi
fats office 367 Broadway New York
For sale at the Drug Store of f.. A. Smith in
Hunts buildings, On South side ct Man street, CO.
mmbus, Mss.
Jan'y II, 1889 27tc
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TERMS PER SESSION
Kicker, Hadiey, Davis, Il Col
NEw OnlrANs.
Commission MERCHANTS,
.1gest' .AIissisappi ttan Bank,
No. SO, Camp.Sueee


New ORLEANS.
DlCKER, lIADLEl, DAVIS, & CO., are the
"a General Agents in New OfIcans, Of JOIN.
Stock Company, with capital Of 100000 Dollars,
| to be Increased to 900 900 Dollars, subscribed by
lhe Planters and Merchants oi Mississippi for the
| purpose Of importing and exporting directly from
and to Europe, and Of dong Gen0rn Commission
Business furnishing their customers with every ar
tce Of consumption at New York wholesale prices.
As the company cannot be fully prepared in time TO
import before ilie sprng OF the ensuing year they
have determined, for the present. to conllne them
selves 10 o Commission Business and prepare TO III
all orders, by the fall of the next year, at iurhest
that may be nr,sted TO them by their customers Of
the present season.
To effect dUect importing and exporting lraae
with Europe should be, and we link is aGxiously
desired by every s0uthetncr. Capital has been d.
ycrted from is natural channels, and the ouly plan
to bring It back is by a union oi means and con
cert Of action By those interested, The public mind
we believe to be ready, and the company las haz-
afded the enterprise, relying with the fullest conf
dence that the planting interest Of The country will,
from motives 81 interest and patriotism, lend their
generous aid to assist 10 un5hackling tie commerce"
Of the South from oil unnecessary e&aet0ns.
Thcdircctor4 OF the Mississippi Union Bank have,
with tbs prolnputuda Of Mlsslssippans, met the
company at tie threshold With lhcu confidence
trusting to On enlightened and patriotic public opin-
100 to sanction the act and encourage the example.
Dee 2J. 1883 2ju
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I,rmstcc's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that IN purSuonca of
IN the provisions continued in a certain drcd 90
trust, executed on the lsth day of February, A ID
1887, by Samuel II Early and William u Amis, OF
Lowndcs county m the STATE ol Mississippi, 10
lIcudcy : Bennett, Andrew Wen aud llghman
NJ Iuclar Of the county and State aforesaid. as
Trustees to sgcuyc the payment Of three certain
promtssory notes in said deed mentioned and de-
scubed, to Ell Abbott; tie. FIRST OF which sad notes
Is payable on the lsl day oI January A u 1888, and
the second OF Which notes Is payable on the LIST day
OF January. 4 ID 1889, both al Which SAID notes
are now due and unpaid We, llendioy ) Bennett
Andrew Wen aud .luhman NJ Tucker, as such
trustees, al the request OF SAID Eli Abbott, viii cN-
pose 10 public sale and will sell At public auction aud
cutlery on the sth OF February, A ID 1889, at Co
umhus N the county OF Lowndes aforesaid to the
highest and best bidder for ready money, the fol-
lowing described property, situated and beng IN the
State Of Mississippi To wit:
The west halt Of the northwest quarter oil Sec
ton nsmher twenly-seycn, the northeast quarter OF
the east halt (avnr and excepting twenty acres,
being an ohong square ul one quarter oi Il mile
north and south, aud eighth OF mile cast aud west,
out aud oft Of the southwest corner Of said east
hnil1 Vt the northwest quarter Of section number
twcnty-eight; and the following described ttact or
parcel Of Land, to WIT beginning at the southeast
corner Of section number twenty -one, ul township
humber ciHhitCn, OF range hummer clIlcth west
al the mile stake running from thence south eighty
one degrees west five outs 10 a sasgaras stake, from
thence north uine degrees west six outs and clgh-
teen perch TO a stake, from thrGcc south SIXTY de-
grceS east five outs and fourteen luks To a stake,
from thence norh eighty one degrees east, four outs
| to stake from thence south nine degrees cast three
outs, thirteen perch and eighteen hnks to stake
| from thence west with ttc marked section line c
the point and place Of bcgnnInM beng part OF sec
lions number twenty one and twenty two, all II
township number eighteen, of range number cgh
teen west, together with all aud singular the ap
pertcnanecs hercunto belonging, 50 much ol sald
lands rs shall be Of value sufficient to pay aud sa
tlsls the amount and So much Of said notes as shall
be due and unpaid at the time Of SAID sale SaIC
will take place between the usual hours.
HENDLEI S BENNETT,
ANDREW WEIR,
HICKMAN NJ TUCKER, Tr'a
Jau'y ,, 1889 966 Pr fee s9s 90
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December 10, 1888, % sw.
MISSISSIPPI UyIoN BAsx,

Jackson, November l6, 1888.
Sir The Directory Of this Institution, beley-
ing that the cotton crop Of THIS STATE viii he unn-
sualy short and that The planters viii desire to post
pone the sale ct their crops until the deficiency IS
known, purpose to advance 500 on every bale Of
good merchanmble cotton, weighing 100 lbs 10 he
delivered to the agents Of this bank, to be appointed
at The following shipping points, viz at Natchcz,
Ncksburg, Grand Gulf Rodney Manchester,
TchuIa, Satartia, Marion, Greenwood Grenada,
Columbus and Mississippi City. The owner to de-
liver to this Bank the sand agents receipt with the
mark, number and weight of each bale, together
with note payable at II months after date, with
two OF more good securities, to be submitted To the
Bank for said advance.
The cotton to be shipped to Liverpool, or such
other market as may be designated by the party de-
iyering the same at his risk and expense, and sold
on account Of this Bank. Tho proceeds, together
VIII, t'o exchange, both foreign AMI domestic lt
be credited on his note, aud the rate Of domestic
exchange to be established by the current rates al
the time the account Of sale Is received,
Respectfully,
(Signcd} NM. =. GRAYSON
Cashier
J5- The Argus will please insert the above eight
weeks
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SIleriHss Sale.

10y virtue of sundry wits of f. ia. issued by the
ID CIerkof the Circuit Court Of Lowndes county
and to me directed, will sell for cash at the door of
the Court House in the town of Columbus, on Mon
tlay the eighteenth day of February 1882 the fol-
loving lots, designated and known in the plan of
the town of Columbus as lots number eight nine,
and ten, with the Improvements thereon erected;
these lots comprise the west half and north west
quarter of fractional section twenty one, township
eighteen, range eighteen. Levied ohas the proper
tv of VIM s. BoIling to satisfy said Fl. las. one in
favor of Charles II. Albert, for the use Of the
Commercial Bank oil Columbus, and Il. fas. in IA
vor of sundry other persons. Sale in the hours
prescribed by law, This the Goth of December,
1888.
JOHN w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of Lownies County.
81 CIV. pr. fee $40 so
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12
Twenty Five Dollars Reward

DANAWAY from the subscriber, about tue
Ii month Of April last a NEGRO MAN
named JOE, about Eve leet sx or seven inches
high, stont built yelowisb little in his complexion,
aged about u Or 80 gears, bis back badly Scared.
lie wos arrested and Pot in Tire jail Of Lafayette
county, N this State, from tire description gwen by
an advertisement IN the Holly Springs paper |
learn from the sheriff Of Lafayette county, that
said negro broke ail about the 20th November last,
and thai Sc was supposed to be taken IN a swamp
near Memphis, Tennessee, but rot secured as far as
| can learn
Yhc above reward viii be given to any one who
win secure hn IN any jail, or give me Information
20 t',ot may get him again Address me ~ Co
unbug, Nj JOHN A. Cki1LEh'
lany g. 1899 @Gw6
(e.5-'rhe Holly Springs Republican, and Memphis
Gazette, viii please insert the above lour weeks and
send their bills to john Crgler
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BaIdnc>s.

Inc erandeSt ornament belonging 10 the human
n frame. How strangely the loss of Il changes
The counleIAuce, aud premaiurey brings on the ap.
pearance OF Old p. which cauSes many To reCui al
beng uncovered, end sometimes even Shua society
To avoid the les'S AMI SnCers of their acquaintance;
the remainder of their lives IS cunst Quently Spen,
in retirement h short, not even the loss ct pro-
perry ills Tic generous thinking youth with tina,
heavy sinking gloom@s dees TIE loss Of his hair.
10 avert all these unpleasant circumstances, OIL
bridges BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the
bar from falling of on the first application, and
few bottles restores it again. Ii likewise produces
eyebrows and wh!skers; prevents the hair from
turning gay, makes il curl beautifully, aud frees
from ScuH. Numerous certificates al the first res
pectabhy IN support Of the virtues OF Odrdge's
Balm are shown by the propretors.
C5~ Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON Esq. late Mayor Of
Philadelphia, has certified, as may be seen below to
the high character Of the following gentlemen:
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have
used the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. o.
dridge, and have found il highly Seryceabe not only
as preventive against the falling oil of hair. but
also certain restorative.
VIM THATCHER Sen.
Methodist Minister in ST. George charge,
No. Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN p. INGLlS, S3l Arch st.
JOHN d. THOMAS, NJ ID.
lob Race st.
JOHN 5. FUREY, lol Spruce st.
HUGH McCURDY,
2i3 South 7th st.
JOHN GARD, jr 1873 Arch ST.
1t will certainly raise It's virtues in the estimation
OF the public, when it is known that three OF the
above signers are more than 80 years OF age, ana
the others not less than 80.
From the Mayorl
CoMMoNwEALTH OF PESNsyLyAYn,
City Of Philadelphia,
], ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor of SAID city
Of Philadelphia do hereby certify that | am well
acquainted with Messrs. j. z. lnglis, John 5. Fu-
rev, and Hugh M'Curdy, whose names arc signed
to the above certificate, that they are gentlemen Of
character and respectabity, and as such full credit
should be given to the said certificate.
In witness Whereof have herepnto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the city to be atiX-
l.. S. cd, this sixth day Of December, &c.
BOBERT WHARTON Mayor.
CAUTI0N.--ObServe that each bottle Of TIC
genuine Balm has splendid engraved wrapper on
which IS represented the Falls Nagra the agents
name Sc.
For Sale at the Drug store Of +. A. SMITH;
Main street, Columbus Mississippi.
Jan. IL, lSS9.-27-tl.
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SheriH,s Sale.

by virtue of a writ Of f. ia. issued BY the clerk
- Of the Circuit Court Of Lowndcs county, and
70 me directed will sell Tor cash at the door Of the
Iourt House in the town Of Columbus on Monday
me- hei1flghteenth day OF February 1889. The north
nan OF square number sixty two, north Of Main
3,'reet Columbus. Levied upon as the property Of
niauderdae g. Peel, to satisfy said e. ia. in favor 81
VILLAIN II. Walsh & Co. for the use Of Halcoek
bates Sale within tie hours prescribed by law.
MS December The asih 1888.
JOHN w. BiRN, Shf.
Luwndes County.
- CIV. lPr. fee 81 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-12

VENROTTER s SYMONS. have Just received per
4 steamer iberia, their Fall and Winter supply
Of seasonabe Goods, consisting in part Of general
assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Satiinew jeans Flannels Lind
seys Blankets, Ready-mdc Clothing;
Doncstcs, Cotton, OsnabarGs Spun Cotton, &C.;
Saddles, Brides, MarlingaIes &C.;
Hardware, Guns Rifles, Pistols Nails, and Cast
lngs, &C.;
Which wi be sold very low for cash, or as usua
to punctual customers. Dec. l4lh ls3s25u
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EstraYs.

ABAY MARE, years old, feet
EA inches high, few white hairs near the
" 9RA-gA root of the tail, was taken up by john
E@AAMA Daley and appraised at s27 30,
" "a ROAM HORSE MULE years
old. no brands, was taken up By John
Erwin, ard appraised at $50 90.
A YELLOW OK, with white on bis breast and
belly, bell on, the points Of his horns sawed OIL
smooth crops and two sits in the rgli ctr, was Ia
ken up by John Carr and appraised at S3l 90.
AIRED COW ana Caf and Yearling, mark
ed with crop in the nigh, car and swallow ior6e
in the left, branded on the right hip b and on IN
eft W. were all taken up by Wilson Golsby and up
nrased at S2l 90.
A white and black cow and Calf with crop,
rnder-bit and slit IN one ear, and swallow ork IN
The Other, branded B. were taken up by u ude-
neal and appraised at SO 90.
A WHITE STEER, with red spots on his head
and sides, marked with a swallow fork IN The right
ear and the EFF cropped, was taken up by James
II Gilmore and appraised al Sl3 90
JOHN FLETCHALL, Range !. y.
Janvy II, 1899 21t4
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Trust Sale.

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of trust
L. executed to me by Alexander Garter, on the 9Th
day Of September 1888, to secure the payment ola
sum Of money therein specified, which deed was
duly recorded in the proper office, will sell to the
highest bidder for Alabama Money, al the court
house door in the town Of Columbus, on Saturday
the Cd day OF February next, four negroes to wit
Aaron and Lucy his wife, and their two children
Sarah Ann and Barley. Sale IN the usual hours.
A. c. BURGESS Trustee
Jan. 10, l839-27-4w [Pr fee s. 90
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MISSISSIPPI UNioN BANK,

A r a meeting Of tie Board Of Directors held in
~ this city, Il was Resoised Tint this Bank will
commence on the Grst Monday IN January next, to
issue notes payable on demand, and viii redeem tic
SAME 10 specie or rs equivalent.
Resolred, That this Bank win check on New
Orleans at three per cent, and on Philadelphia al
four per cent Tor s first notes, and from aud alter
tie FIRST Monday IN January next viii continue to
check on the above CITIES for It's first notes well as
notes payable on demand al tie current rates.
Extract from the minutes
WIN P. GRAYSON, Cashier
Dec -, ls33.-24-W
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Notice.

A GREFABLY to an order or he Probate court
~ of Winston county MI uil be offered ior sale
the following valuable lands, ing on Jones's Creek
near Beviis Mis-, belonging to A. w. Porter and
Demarcus Jones, deed on the third Monday OF
January next at he court house OF SAID county, on
credit until the first of January ls40, the purcha-
ser giving note with approved security VIZ Lot
number nineteen twenty, twenty one aud twenty
two in section five, Of township sixteen, of range
fourteen east, also, lots number seventeen IS, l9,
and twenty four, in section six, same township and
range. The land is all adjoining, and will be shown
to any person by A. w. Porter.
JAS. BENlLL,
ARCHIBALD PORTER, 4
Administrators.
Dec. DO ts3S.-24-5w TPr. fee SO 90