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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

I ANGCID CIRCULATION.-Repcat changes in
- the temperature have very bad effect upon the
blood sudden change from full, generous, TO low
poor diet will be equally injurious the health as sud
den changes Of weather. II we would have health we
mast cndeavor to prevent, far in us lie great
extremes Of all kinds Every excess Of heat or cold
Of eating drinking tends to produce mpurity Of the
blood thus its circulation becomes guild the very
channels of life clogged and the first consequence
is that the BOWELS become COSTIVE.
We in this condition ready TO receive any disease
with which we may come in contact and without any
contact with any one affected with sickness we shall
have headache, heartburn, dizziness foul tongue loss
Of appetite all the result Of the state of costivcncss
sivc TO mankind it requires the tempest agitate it,
TO give it purity aud life
When the bowels arc costive they require the nd
mins;ration Of BRANDRETIPS PILLS, which by
exciting commotion, accelerated in that
organ, will occasion all morbid contents to be expelled,
thereby producing purity to the blood and health TO the
whole frame.
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In a debate in the House of Representatives, a
short time since, the members of 'the democracy
disagreed as to what "the party" in Congress was
composed of. One said that there were too MANY
Arlstocratic Democrats" while the other believed
mere Were 100 many democratic Demagogues."
As both of these men in high standing with
their party, we arc bound to believe them both.
.4Ier. Gde
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and aoah The odpicc and consent Of the Senate.
Charles Mason, to be Chief Justice of the Su
meme Court of Iowa, from the 9th July, when his
present commission will expire.
Il. >. Wilson, TO be associate Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Iowa, from the 9th July, when
his present commission will expire
Charles X. Gardiner, to be deputy postmas,er
at Washington City, vice VIM Jones, removed.
Robert n Mcmillan, to be collector of the Gus
toms for the district of Teche and inspector of the
revenue for the port of Franklin La, vice Robert
Register, deceased.
Robert Patterson, of Pa, to be Major General
in the military service of the United States, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the act approved
June &c, 1916.
assistant .4djutant Generals, under The act of june
Is, 1916.
Capt. George A. Mccall, of the 18th infantry. to
be assistant adjutant general with the brevet rank
of major
Brevet Capt. VIM. w. S. Bliss, assistant adiu
tant general, with the brevet rank of major.
First Lieut. Randolph Ridgeley, of the Sd artille-
y TO he assistant adjutant general with the brevet
rank of captain.
First Lieut.. George Lincoln, of the 9Th infantry.
to be assistant adiutant general, with the brevet
rank Of captain.
First Lieut.. Oscar F. Winship of the End dra-
goons, to be assistant adjutant general, with the
brevet rank of captain, in place of w. w. S. Bliss
promoted.
In the regiment Of mounted Rifemcn, or Sd Ora
gOOnS
Charles Ruff, of Missouri, to be captain, in place
of Bella NJ Hughes, who declines to accept.
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WEsrERN VIRcrNrA-A letter from Point Plea
SAINT. Mason county, says
"We have one ship on the stocks here. building
by MIR. Gilmore, from Maine Our place is well
located. and the best adapted for ship building of
any point on the Ohio river, owing to the great
depth of water in the mouth of the Great Ka-
nawha river, being sufficient for "a, at low wa
ter.
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CANDLE MANDATORY,

vENHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
u the public that he has provided himself with the
necessary apparatus for Moulding Candles, in the neat
est aud most expeditions manner. He will be able 10
supply families at the rate of IL Ia cents a pound bv
the quantity-say 80 100 weight and where the
rallow and Wick are furnished nc will mould for ga
per 100 lbs.
He will connuc the BUrcHERINe BusixEss as usual
His GHisr MiLL is now in full operation. PLASTER
ground on the shortest rotcc
Staunton, April II, lSi5. JOHN H. Asst
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We take the following very good toast from the
Richmond Enquirer
BY Robert Barfoot. William Smith, Governor
OF Virginia: name common to many, but extra
only in him.
Thank you, Mr.. BoJoot-vcry good, indeed
MI. Ba5oot-you deserve pair of shoes for your
toast.-Pctcrsb,rg InteUigencer
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ATTENTION!

I HAVE concluded to wind up the business in
which am at present engaged, and therefore
give notice to all indebted to me to come forward
between this and the LIST Of August and settle their
accounts. No longer indulgence can be given
CHARLES WELLER, Pedla.
July Q, lS46.-3t
Democrat copy
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A TANNER WANTED,

'G'ElE subscriber residing at Waynesborough. Va.
wishes 10 employ TANNER AND CUR
RlER one who is first rate workman, industri-
Gus, and moral in his habits, will find here constant
employment, and liberal wages. married man
would be preferred. Letters (pos paid) directed to
me at WaynesbCrough, will be promptly attended
to-. w. CLARKE.
Waynesborough July Q, lS46.-4t
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VIRGINIA VoLuNrEERs-A company of Volun-
tecrs for the Mexican War has been oryanized in
Botetourt County. James b. Wilson has been
elected Captain; Mathew Obenchain, LIST, and
Henry Burger, I'd Lieutenant, and Harston Ar
myX, ORDERLY
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NJ AR RED.

On "Wednesday evening, the S,h inst, by the Rev
d. M Smith, Mr.. JOHN l.. CAMPBELL, to Miss Han.
RiEr r. BAILEY, daughter Of the Rev. r. W. Bailey of
this place. "
On Thursday last, by the Rev. b. NJ Smith Mr.
WILLIAM payne, Of Richmond, to Miss EIizAnrru
WILSON, daughter Of the late Rev. J. G. WiIi.on
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SroRM-There was considerable storm in the
neighborhOod of Messy Creek Church last Sunday
evening. The roof Of the Church was blown oil,
Mr. Jacob Dankel's Carding Machines blown
down. and other serious damage done.-Rocking-
ham Register, july IL.
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JuIy y, ICfU.-OE
democrat cOpy.I

District Court Of the United States for the West-
ern District Of pirginia, at Staunton, .May
Term, IS46-
In the matter Of Charles d. Knox James L,oyd SC
in their individual and social character of Ohio county
IN BANKRUPTCY.
The assignee having paid into Court for distribution
the sum oil two hundred and twenty two dollars and
thirty five 1t is ordered that ten days notice be
given through the Stanton Spectator, a newspaper
printed at Staunton this District that the first day
Of October Court next dividend will be made of the
said of money when and where the creditors who
have not already proved their debts come pre-.
pared oprovc the TO send proof thereof or
they will be excluded the benefit of said dividend and
all claims not then substantiated will be disaowcd
Copy-Tcstc,
July ., 1916. ERASMUS STRIBLING, elk.
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yyeIIisnS House.

Store House. and other out houses, and is bound d
by the lot of James Nelson, aud OlhersAIso, the fol-
lowing SLAVES to wit One woman called Jane,
aged about 20 years and her female child Kitty about
years and negro boy called Addison, aged about
10 years.
The above property is very valuable and the title to
unqucsiionabic but acting Trustee shall convey
only such title is vested in by the deed aforesaid
WIN. B. KAYSER, Trustee.
J,,tx,
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed 10 the under
ID signed by Jacob G. Roller the 9th dav of June
1915, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta. shall for purposes specified
in said deed sell in the town of Mt. Sidney at public
auction for cash. Friday the 2lst day August next
the following real and personal property, 10 wit One
LOT in the said town OF Mt. Sidney, known in the
plan of said town lot No. l3. upon which there is
large rough east
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TO PHYSICIANS.

TTHE subscriber has just received lot Of very supc-
IL rior IMPROVED TRUSSES, such are recon
mcnded by the Faculty Ply sicans. All who are az
fcted with Rupture invited to call and examine for
themselves f.. BERKELEY.
July Is. 1916.
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District Court Of The United States for the Vest
ern District Of prginia, at Stanton, Ma,
Term lSi6--

ItFW,
In the matter of Samuel Blue,
IN BANKRUPTCY
The assignee, Gustavus Crcsap having reported that
he has in his hands bonds on Robert BOYD for
500 ~ each, given for property purchased the as
signcc's saJcthat the said Robert Boyd is the only
creditor Of said bankrupt who has proved his claim
that the said claim greatly exceeds the aggregate
mount OF said bondsand that the said Robert Boyd is
TO him 1t is therefore ordered that notice be given
through the Staunton Spectator, newspaper published
IN Saunon, IN this District, for days, that the
first day OF October next the said will be finally
adjusted, when and where the creditors who have not
already proved their debts, TO prepared to
prove the same. TO send in proof of the same, or
they will be excluded the benefit of any dividend and
all claims not then snbstantiated will be dsallow ed
and the said bonds if debts be Proved returned to
said Robert Boyd.
Copy-Tcste,
July 3 1916. ERASMUS STRIBLING, elk
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

A LIST OF LETTERS,
u ENIAINING in the Post Office at S,aun,on
~ Va, July LIST, 1876
A-John Astrap, Jacob Argabrght.
Binary Bell, John Brady, Ann Archer Bell
ID. III. Burner, Jno. Bumgardner, Daniel Brewer
Elizabeth Blackwell
C-Wm b. Coalter, VIM. Chesley, Daniel b.
Carroll, Amos Crosby, Mary j. Crever, Joseph ID.
Craig.
D-Daniel DIVER.
E-Garland b. Eubanks.
F-Isaac Farrar
G-Elizabcth Greiner, George Greiner, a. e.
Gill, Vincent II. Gamble, John Graham, James
Graham.
A-Christan Hoover, Thomas II. Hall, W. ID.
Hudson, Doct Socrates Hubbard. Jonathan S. Has
kell, Col VIM. Hamilton, Thomas f. Harris, John
w. Hite, Sarah M. " Hzer
I-Elizabeth Ingram.
Capt Jones.
John Lohr
Mr. nj. hardwood, John Miller. John w.
Mayo, Richard A. Morris
P-Sarah Jane Poindexter Mary W. Powers,
George Palmer, John Patterson, VIM K Piper,
Charles Paul.
R-Martin Rohrer, III. Rainer, Noah Ransbot-
tom, John Reitzel, Howard T. Rogers, E. Rowda-
bush. John Reynolds, Stephen Reynolds.
S-James Il. Stuart, Jacob Splitter, John Shuey.
George A. Shuey, Jerry Smith, John Sheper, ia
cob Sor, George Sisher.
Thames F. Thompson, Thomas Thompson,
Jacob Teaford.
w-Beverly Warwick, Mary A. Williams,
Jas. Wonderly, Katharine Wilson, Andrew Viii
liams.
These letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Of
flee if they not taken out OF the Post Office be-
fore the first of October, 1896
NORBORNE c. BROOKS, P. NJ
July 9, 1916.
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Dust Received.

A SUPPLY Of Rhinehordt's Patent Glass Pad Truss /;
IA also, supply of Hulls Patent, and very good
article OF Common Truss. All persons who may be
under the necessity Of using the Truss will do well by
calling and examining for themselves, at
A. ID. WREN'S
Stanton, July I6, 1876 Drug store
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ogust Received,

100 PIECES latest style Prints and Calcoes from
NV Sid to IL 10 and finer, in store and for sale
ny WHITE & co.
July 16, 1876.
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IL Rsfuckstssssh yyas,rcH.

4 WISH 70 employ good BLACKSMITH Inn
mediately--one that can come well recon-
mended for industry, sobrety, and strict moral ha
bits none other need apply. To such good wages
and constant employment will be given. Address,
GEORGE RHYME,
July 2, 1886. Deerheld, Va.
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Dust Received,

livery variety Of BOOTS IND SHOES Of all
H sizes and prices, for sale very low by
July l6, 1916. WHITE & CO
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ATTENTION,
N L q III Il A ND RIFLE

DARADE at your usual place for drilling on Saturday
Il next, at O'Clock, p NJ Summer dress. A full
attendance is requested the Colonel is expected to
review the company for the purpose of procuring Rifles
BY order Of the Captain,
July l6, 1916. a. ~. WREN, q. s.
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Dust Received,

MATTRASSEs just to hand ten superior and large
lFI for sale by WUITE e. CO7
July 10, 1916.
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ROLLING-SCREENS.
TRUST s Al ID


pH virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by Ma
I'D ;hanicl b. Long, dated 18th day of March 1912,
and of record in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
of Augusta. will, for the purposes in said deed mem
toned, on Tuesday the 25h day of August next, (bc
ing the I'd day August Court) before the front door Of
the Washington Hotel III the town of Stanton expose
TO sale all the property conveyed by said deed and
not heretofore sold by me, viz Wagon with five
Horses and their Gears all said Longs Farming Uten
sils Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of
ten Beds and Bedding. with French post Bcdsteads,
about thirty Cots, Sidcboard. Burcaus one Cup
board, China Press, with all his other Furniture
every description. Also, his stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs.
Acting as trustee, will convey only such title as is
vested in bv said trust deed but which believe 10
be unqucstonabc.
The terms Of sale will be All sums OF s and un-
der cash, that a credit Of three months, by
the purchasers giving bonds With security
The sale to be continued from day to day until all is
sold. THOMAS j. NICHE Trustee
July 9, 1916.
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BEWARE OF coUMTERFEITs
TIE genuine Brdndyeh Pills can be obtained at III
fOlIOicjnO DLrccS.

fotto,cing places:
William Kyle, Staunton; w. w. King wavnesbo.
rough; William II. Bell, Churchvillc; y. A. HciskcIl.
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs; J. II. CyrcIe Par.
nasSus II. Messcrsmith, Mt. Scion Tyre Maupn
M. Sidney James NJ Stout, New Hope; d. & w
Whi;morc, Mt. Meridian B. f. Graham, Grcepvillc
Jas s. Guy, Decricld; McGufin, & Co, Midway
Col. w. II. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. John r.
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Craw ford & Co
W arm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
July 49, 1916.
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Just Received,

Af 5 S BszarOc. an Lawns. at reduced prices
-, a"I &c soI ,s sac ny WHITE & 20.
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"A IRe a CT OF LA Nd

IN The upper end OF Augusta containing TO Acres Of
which George Lofts died seized and possessed
This tract adlons the lands OF John Lofts, Elijah
Carson and others, and lies the road from Grcenvlle
10 Brow nsburg, and about midway between the
places. About fifteen Acres are cleared and the
balance in timber. The terms of sale will be one
fourth in hand and the balance in three equal annual
payments.
The land will be sbewn TO any DESTROYS of pur.
chasing by Joseph b. Lofts who lives in the ncghbor
hood. Farther particulars made known the day of
sale. WILLIAM H. OFT Conn.,
July l6, lS46.-tds
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Young men frequently amuse themselves by
playing with the feelings of young women. They
visit them often, they walk with them they pay
them divers attentions and after giving them an
idea that they are attached to them, they either
leave them, what is worse, never come to an ex-
PLANTATION Of their sentiments This is to act the
character of dangLer, character truly dastardlv
and infamous Selected for the Spectator.
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DISSOLUTION,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

\ NOW offer for sale the HOUSE AND LOT
in Gallowstown, where John Cousins lived.
The House has been put in good order. is conven-
enty arranged; and has good Garden lot attached.
Possession may be had about the first of September;
when the lease OF the present tenant expires. Terms
may be known on application to me.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
Stanton, June lS, 1876
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Mill and MiIier,s House
A V A l. u A BIZ E FAR Nj
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber now offers for sale his f A r NJ
Il situated midway between the Warm and Ho,
Springs, Bath county, Va, containing
Nine Hundred Acres,
$50 cleared and under good fence, with twenty or
thirty acres of Meadow. This land is well adapted
to all kinds of Grain or Grass, which would render
ii valuable for farming or grazing being well water
ed; three large Springs in front of the House form
a stream sufficiently large for Mill or any kind of
machinery. The buildings large and substantial
consisting of large
SHOWS HOUSE,
suitable for Tavern (for which it has been used y
a large KITCHEN, DAIRY AND STABLE,
all of Stone, large BARN shielded, two good
CABINS, two GRANARIES, and all necessary
a.sSt.Ss. out buildings, an ORCHARD of good
sJssSs: Fruit. Being situated on the Turnpike,
SHSS and contiguous to the Springs, which al
4>51sssa ways afford good market for all kinds of
produce, it is very desirable location. ANY per
son desiring to purchase such property would do
well to call soon as am determined to SELL and it
is not often that such property is in market. 1t is
TO give more minute description, as
persons wishing to purchase will examine for them
selves. The subscriber living the farm will take
pleasure in showing it to any one wishing to buy,
and make known the terms which will be very ac-
JACOB CROSSE
July 2, 1876.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

- Of Augusta, rendered the 25th June, 1916, in
suit therein depending in which Christopher Hess and
others Plaintiffs and John Lofts and others are De-
PENDANTS, shall proceed on Tuesday the 25th day of
August next if fair, if the fair day, the
premises, to sell at public auction the highest bidder
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1S00 LBS. PRIME LARD, for sole by tho sub.
IcOO scriber, = " BHECKJNRJDCF
Stsunton, July Q, 1916
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Printers look heres
MACHINERY-CUT WOOD TYPES.

MACHINERY-CUT WOOD TYPES.
THE undersigned ale prepared to furnish to
order, any style, size, or pattern of WooD
TYPE, equal in every respect to any manutac.
tured in he United States, at very lo,o prices.
Our Types are accurately cut, and warran.
ted not to become injured by any usage to
which types are ordinarily subjected. The
woods we use are mahogany, box wood, &c.
grained, and so prepared as to defy the action
Of water or the atmosphere.
Having just completed new and improved
machinery, we are prepared to fill orders at
the ehortest notice; and being practical printers
end one of US having nine years. experience as
lob printer alone, we fatter ourselves as to
our ability to give satisfaction in every case.
D-Papers that published the advertisement
of Palmer & Co. can have their orders filled by
us. And papers publishing this advertisement
to the amount of SIS, will receive their pay in
type when three times their bills is taken out.
Editors will please send papers containing the
advertisement, that we may know where to
send the specimen seeets.
MARTIN & JONES,
S. W. corner Sycamore and Third SITS.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1916.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF
UDG;sE\TS.

NOTlCE.-On the 3rd Monday IN March
III 1876, will sell for cash, at the Court
House Door, in the town of Ripley, the
following Judgments, to satisfy the costs there.
on, to VIII
VIM. F. Payne VS. AndrewF Davis, Admin
lstrator OF Martha Davis decd. dated 3Oth SEP.
TENDER, lS44. Judgment $3.50 50.
Samuel Mosby VS. Stephen Greer, dated Isl
October 1914, amt of judgmen, $2S9,92
Jas Allen vs. Hnson PurneI, dated Bird Octo.
Der 1874, amt of judgment $l26 ,66
Greenbury Mitchell VS. John May, dated
Ord October lS44, amt of judgment $4l5,27.
Henry Burrough use OF John Burrough vi
John May, dated Bird October lS44, amount
OF judgment $4265O. -
Edward Grooms vs. Jas M Moore and Johf
Mckee. dated .5h October 1910, amount O
judgment $l59,l6.
Hiram Howard VS. Edward DasheilI, dated
9th October 1910, amt ofjudgment S6O36.
Means d Cunningham VS. John N Willis
dated 9th October 1910, aunt judgmen, $6S so
Joseph Sullivan VS. Sarah & Ransom Flu IIer
dated 9Th October lS4O, amt judgment SOC, 70
Jenkins Williams VS. George A Phfer dated
3Oth March 1912 amt of judgment $93,l5.
Lew Mcdonald vs. Amos James, dated Goth
September 1912, amt of judgment $I55,5I4.
BERN and Burnside vs. Richard P Dean, da.
ted46t September 1912, amt judgmen, lib "a
Morris q Dumas VS. John s May, dated 30 h |
May 1889, amount OF judgment $27,A. ,,
Johnson VS. John Burns d. David Walden
dated 26th November 1888, amt judg $l25 OIL. |
David Riddle VS. H W Keebe, dated 27th
Nov 1888, amount OF judgment Sl65,74
Thomas Adams vs. II w KeebIe Il others
lated 20 May 1888, amt judgment $73.79
Haywood Bowers. adm dc VS. H w Koeble,
lated 29,h May 1889, amt judgment S2O,2s.
Jas w Sumner use of Henry Wright, VS. E s
Rogers and A N Young dated 2Sth Nav
1899, amount of judgmen, $S67,99
Alex N Caldwell vs. Z M Rogers, dated
18th May 1889, amt OF judgment, Sl24l7.
Same VS. Rogers, dated 2Sth NAV 1889,
lnount of judgment $2l4,l4
Citizen Woods vs. f M Rogers, dated
18Th May 1889, amt of judgment $57,23.
II f. kirkman VS. Isaac Moore. dated 29th
Narcn lS4l, amt of)udgmen, $50 80
Tarver u Moore vs. Chas Hines dated 29,h
NAY 1888, amt of judgment, S6S,76
Nathaniel A Clark VS. VIM Eaton, dated 2S,h
May 1888, amt ofjudgmen $l364O :
WIN Moore VS. Jane WcEIwee, dated let I
April lS4l, amt Of Judgment $7O,6s.
Wiley A Morgan VS. Jno & p Williams. dated /,
9TH November 1888, amt judgment $95 lO4.
Jno Booth vs Haywood Johnson, dated 9th 8
October lS4O,$ls2O3. !
A. e. BLAIR, Sheriff
of TiPpah County Miss
Deem. 18th 1645-2-3m
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

ZNAKEN up by John H. Norton, living 5
- miles North of Ripley, near the Purdy
road, one sorrel mare, supposed to be years
Old rext spring, no brands perceivable, a wart
on the near side ofihe neck, and not on her
right fore leg; about l44 hands high, with white
hind feet; Appraised to $50.
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed to be 9 or
10 years old, no brands, left hind leg has the
appearance of having been hurt, small black
spot on her back, about IA hands high; AID.
praised to $40.
Taken up by Andrew Prater, living 5 miles
south of Ripley, small sorrell horse, supposed
to be 4years old last spring, blaze face, hinr,
legs white up to the hook joints; Appraised
to $40.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
January Bird lS46-4-3w