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EMToNDER SUCCEEDS WONDEk!u

eellng oeeply grateful Tor the
extraordinary cure performed upon me by
your Or. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETA
BILE PANACEA, cheerfuIly furnish you
with short history ofmy case.
Abon seven yeurs ago, (wIen only eleven
years old, was attacked with Scrofnla, which
increased in it's rasages ill my THROAT WAS
FILLED WITH ULCERS! THE BONES ofmy EEcK
LAID BARE! my PALATE DESTROYED, aud "a
large piece fone9fM Me nasal bones car,icd a,cay'
Nv head was also so much diseased, that in
drinking, The lea OF cutiec would frequently
pass out at my car!
q mass of something Which the Doctors cal
led TUMUR. came from my nose. was nn.
der the care oI physicians of The hiShes, dis.
tinc'ion in the city, and one time PR0NoUHc D
Cured. aud by request attended u medical lee.
ture where my case. together with The method
Of cure was explained to the students. The
lecturer said, you are NOW WELL, but if .e
disease should return, you could not ttGc long
as It would DESTROY YOUR WNpPiPE"
J did not briicre myself cured at the time. as
srerabIe feelings, and after time the uLc ERs
RE oPEHED!
In January. 1915 my mother called ith !ne
upon DR.. MrTrER for advice. He said was
very sick girl, aud it was doubtful whether
wnuId ever get well; if ever. it would be q
long while. The disease grew So much worse
that the physician who then attended me sac
he Gould see my windpipe!! My face wa:
also unch swollen, highly infiamcd aud sery
painful; and the DR.. said alteration ,oas ineri
'uble!
was in this condition in January last, When
commenced taking ynur'Dr CnIlen's In iian
Vegetable Pauucea." The inflammation was
soon removed. and The dreadful liberation in
the face prevented ] am now we'll have
no uIceis, no pain. or any dsasreeabl sensa.
ton in my head, and now feel that am cured
shall be happy TO give any further informa.
ton to the afflicted who will takethe trouble TO
call upon ME at my fathers house in West
Spruce street. between Beach and Willow
streets, opposite Spackman's factory city of
Philadelphia,
Ssued, CHRISTIANNA SANDS.
Philadelphia, April Z, 1876.
MAYOR OFFICE,
City Of Philadelphia, SIS.
This Seventh day Of April, a. D. eighteen
hundred and iorty-sx, before the subscriber.
Mayor of the said city personally appeared
CHRISTIASSA SAsDS, VINO being duly sworn,
deposes and says, that the facts set forth in the
foregoing affidavit, are strictly true in every
particular.
In testimony whereof. have hereun,o set
my hand and affixed the Corporate Seal Of
the said city, OIL the day and year before witt.
ten. JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
We hereby certify, that the above statements
Of our daughter are true iE every particular.
WILLIAM SANDS,
MARY SANDS.
Philo. April Z, ls46.
"CulIer' S Panacea," sold Wholesale and
Retail by JOS. r. Rowand, No. 376 Market
street; p h. Horn, corner Fourth and Poplar
G.W.Vaughan. corner Sackamaxun & Queen
sts.. Kensing'On, and on accredited Agents,
r 5. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge6eld G. H.,
South Carolina.
August 81 %
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CA WORD to. Mothers!

Health is one OF the best Gifts Of parents to
their children; and &itiiont it, all the advanta. I
ges of fortune ure3blt evils IN disguise: Nature
always ddmonlshes the parent when, did is re-
quired, Ifayoung child cries much, It must
be- i'll, for il is notcupable being affected by
any ideas, bntthose of,bodiiy pain or pleasure.
At such times mothers are aptto give their in
fants c6rdials. containing int ,xcatns or stupi.
tying properties, and though this may aleswer
their immediate purpose what is the resuit?
The children either die in convulsions, or liye :
miserable and unhealthy pined in their growth
with dpbiliinted siomachs. and palsed nerves.
The food designed by nature Tor children ia so
clearly pointed out, that it is marvellous how.
any person can be mistaken, tho breast of the
mother, or bread and milk for irfapts. !. is so :
clearly adupted TO the delicate state Of their
stomacls, that nothing can be substitntedeqnal.s
ly nutritious ana wholesome. Its at the Grill
cal period Of" teething," or when the infant is
withdrawn from its mothers breast, in order
to substitute stronger Diet than those fatal.
Diseases arise which sweep off SO many tens of
lhousa nds ofiniants annually. Who can esti-
mate the rarases made by "Cholera Infan.
tum T. And YET there is specific for it, which
has asrer been knOpn 10 fail when applied ac.
ting TO the directions. "JAYEE'S3 3CARMINt &
ATlvE BALSAM' is remedy that has re-. ;:
Stored many aIangushing babe 10 the arms Of
the delighted mother restoring vigour:to the
system, ut the same time that il eradicated the !,
disease. AS 'men are but children of "a lager
growth, the same remedy will be found EQUAL
ly efhcacious in Cholera Morbiis, Nervous. or !.
Sick Headache. and indeed all diseases that
arise from disordered state Of the stomach
and bowels. = -,
Sold by.R. S. ROBERTS, Sole Agent, a.
Edgefeld e. H., S e. 5.-ss's.;IIs.sss.
Be,oars Of COuntereits!!
July q 81 2s
Il b FAD! READM READ .m-TIayilIg used
E9 HEWES' NERVE and BONESLINI..
MENT, prepared by JosERHT. RowLANp,I
can certify TO its good effects. A Troublesome
rheumatic affection in my right shoulder of
three years standing, was. bya few appca-
tions thoroughly cured. Fifteen months have
elapsed since us use, without recurrence of
the complaint. Several relatives or r.friends 10 !.
whom recommended it, have also received
great benefits from its use. general know.
ledge OF its virtues would be the source of the
allevialiou of much pain and inconvenience.
With this object III view, have WITHOUT so.
LIcIrATloS authorized Mr.. Rowland TO make
use of this testimonial as he may think proper.
TllOS. J. HOUPT; Il.
POI North Sixtlrstreet.
Sold wholesale andire,allby rs.,.-
JOSEPH TsROWAED.:
No. SIG Market street, Philadelphia.
r S. ROBERTS, Agent eEdsefiSld c. r.,
sc. s.: 2 -. = - -.
July 90 a. e7
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Phila. April 7, le46.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Matthew Gray, Declaration
VS.. in
Oliver Simpson, attachment.
TEyHE Plaintiff in the above case having
M. this day filed his Declaration N my oi.
fee. On motion Of Wigfal, Plaintiffs i.,,or-
ney, ordered. That the Defendant appear and
plead to the said Declaration. within year
and day from the date hereof OF judgment
will be entered agains, HIM by default. s.s5
THOs. G. BACON, Cltrks.:
Clerks Office, Edge6eld C.. II, I
14ih May; 1916.
1fne IL sst. 23 -
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South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
WoLLED before me by John Harrls LYING
III near the Old Wells. in the District afore
said, bay HORSE, with black legs, name and
tail, about: fifteen hands high, seven years oid'
left knee enlarged, asmall star on the ioreheao'
and appraised at twenty dollars.
This 2Oth Of July. 1s46.
jelr "a 2anAM 70
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siness at my old stand, at the first door above
Presley and Bryan's brick store; where may
he found. at all times, all kinds Of HARNESS,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, and all other articles
generally kept in such embellishments.
Military eqnipage, made to order IN tne m nos' nos
approved style, will also be promptly i'rn's'''
ed at my shop. ~
All persons wishing to buy, Ihope Will give
me call. I shall endeavor to put oil my ar
tcles as low, as in justice to myself. can pos
sibly afford 10 do. ": AbDbi;
May'13 10
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Upright Men.-We love your oprigh,
men. Pull them this way aud the other,
and they only bend, but never break. =.
Trip them down. and in a trice they
are on their feet again. Bury them in the
mud. and in an hour they would be oul
and bright. You cannot keep them
Most noble characters But TO. these, the
world would soon degenerate. They are
the salt of the earth. Who bu, they start
any noble projects. They build our cities
and rear our manufactures. They whi'en
the ocean with their sails, and blacken the
heavens with the smoke Of their steam
cars.
Blessings on such Look to them, young
men, and take coursge. Initiate their
example and catch The spark Of their
energy. Without life, wha, are you good
for? Do you mean to be droncs forever! :!
rf 80, YOU better speak 10 Mr.. Noyes to
make your coffin. Well be bound to say
he will make it for half price, and bury
you in the bargain.-Porrtand Bulletin.
The Right.-Always pursue what you
have reason to think is the right course.
without regard to ease on the one hand and
interest on the other. Go straight forward, /,
determined to breast the floods Of iniquiIy,
or perish in The effort. Never stay with
the multitude through fear Of worldly
poiicy, and never listen to the advice OF
those who, rotten at beat move on with
the popular current. Feel that you have
something to do in the world, and so about
it forthwith taking Truth for your guide,
and Virtue for your companion. Then
you will have nothing to fear.
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The yyarnn .YYeather.-The sud.

HE warm ,Weather.-The sud. 5.
den changes; ofthe weather, during this season
of the year, exhibit most banefuI effect on
the human system. debilitating and ,prostrating
it THE stomach and bowels become derang.'r
ed, giving timely noticestosall. who are inclin
ed to give attention 10 the warning voice of
nature. AT such times "Jayre'a Carmina,ive'' s
never fails to afford immediate relief checking
the disease and restoring the patient lo.yigor-
ous health. Mothers cannnt be too cautious
with their children during this month; and the
month following, and in the, earliest stages of
this summerSdisease.- whether from tectbins,
oppressive heat, or other causes, they should
at "ncefesolt 10 This. never faing remedy
Hundreds Of certificates liom respectable per-
sons IN this city. are inpossGssiou of the pro-
sPrietor, ready tn ex!libir To all who nlny desire
TO see them At his office, Nos South Third
street, Philadelphia. - :. q. = o.
LIFE! LIFEH LIFE!!!
All that a man hath will he give for bis
llc.' so we find recorded 10 the most ancient
aud best offbooks. but MS. we see thousands
dying around Us with Consumption. Group,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood ,:and other .
Pulmonary affections, We are led to doubt the
correctness CT the above assertion, especially
since il is so well known that certain remedy
may be obtained, which always arrests those
diseases.
Dr.. JAYNE'S GEXPECTORANT never
iailsto give relief. and; d;cures after every other
means have failed. This eau be and has been
proved inthousands OF instances, where i has
effected radical cures after the patient had
been sivefup by all his friends aud physicians.
X. 5 ROBERTS, Sole A -ent, at Edgefeld
e, h.. South Carolina.
Be,rare Of COun.eyeits
August5 -.sg. 81 %
A MOTHER CASE OF NEURALGIA
IA CURED By Ro,rand's Magic Lotion -
hlr. J. T. RowAND: 5Sir,-Several weeks
since. daughter ofmine about Eine years old,
was attacked with the most exciucating pains
in her hands, limbs and various parts Of the
body. For several days sh was almost frantic
from pain. ut,erins cries and shyieks continual.
~! A burning fever coming on. it seemed al
most impossible thu, she could lire. When
in this condition and not having closed her
eyes for SO ,hours;a friend yours called aud
applied your celebrated MAGIC LOTION,
and in less than jfre m,nutes the pain ,eas en-.
tireiy remored!! A few hours after. the pains
returned in some measure, but yielded as at
first almost instantly 10 the Lotion; and con.
trary to my expectations. my child recovered,
and is now III good health. Yours, truly
MARY -YOUNG
Marriott's Lane, below Queen between
Fifth and Sixth.street Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. March 26h, 1546.
RowAHD's MAGIC LoTIosEpfepared solely
by Joseph Il. Rowand 376 sfarkr, street, and
sold by him wholesale aid retail.
r. s. ROBERTS. Agent, Edge6eld C. H.
s. c: Price SO cents per bottle, -,
July q 3t'26
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and ACCOUNTS Of Graz
N HAM g. CooP Err Of ls45, are now in my
hands for colIec:ioli and unless settled, I and
requested to pas,hens IN suit Immediately:
II. r. SPANN,
luly@ N ~
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Head Quarters.
June Sd. 1916

yHN HE following Officers having been elect.
ed by the Regiment Of Volunteers. or
ganized to h"'d themselves IN readiness 10 obey
lie call Of the General Government, have been
commissioned by the Governor of this State,
and will be obeyrd and respected accordingly.
PIERCE NJ. BUTLER. Colonel
J. P. DICKINSON. Ii Colonel.
A. II GLADDEN.. Major.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief
J. w CANTEY,
Adjntant and Inspector General
U To be published twice in all The papers
Of the State.
July % q 81
HBULL's COMPOUND OF sARsA-
AD PARlLLA. This preparation of Sar.
sapa.ilia possess all the active properties of
the Root. in high concentrated state.
Just received, and for sale by
J. d. WBBETT 8
Dec. 10 & 4e
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SaddIery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT.

i Iake great pleasure in
returning TO my patrons and
friends in general, my sim
cere thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during the
past year. / would also,
take this opportunity to in.
form them, that | shall still
continue to carry on my bu.
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mel, 10 watch ~ i,h the s.ickadminister TO
the wants Of the poor, bury the dead and
bes,ow voluntary gifts of thirty dollars 10
bereaved Widows. s7..s '-'

Tue Frieadship.-We are fo' ned for
happiness. Within eve hearl .s IN
pIanted desire for the gra. .icatlons OF lie.
The child, the youth and tie aged upon
The brink oflife. all seek happiness. Nature
can 10 degree contribute TO this effect.
The balmy air Of spring, the rich foliage
of summer and autumn, and the cooling
streams Of water, all yield a pleasant in-
Guence; but these combined, canaot render
man conlented and happy. He wishes Tor
some congeuial spirit, To share with him
his Joys andsorrows for some one. whose
hopes and desires flow in the same broad
channel as his own. Such an one is not
always found. True friendship is rare
plan,-it is gem we'll worth possessing
1t smoo,hes lire's ruffled sea, shedding It's
Iustre upon our pathway and len ling lis m
fuence to sweeten our pilgrimage through
life. Friendship is divine.-it came from
Heaven, as sueamlel Of glory, casting
its brilliant rays over our hearts. But who
are our true friends Many profess at
tachment. and then belray the confidence
rcpdsed in them. Who then are our friends!
Not those, who to-day are smiles. lo.lnor-
row frowns those who profess to love
when prosperity smiles upon US, aud IN
adversity's dark hour lorsake US but they
who in every condition remain unchange
able. They who Kindly cheer odr droop
ing hear,s-who watch us Gin sickness
and iu heaI,h-whd gently chide when 're
20 as,ray. leading Us back 10 the path of
virtue-lhey are indeed friends. Happy
that person who finds one to enter into his
feelings. and appreciate the affection Law
ished upon him ;yes, blessed is that one
who possesses the richesl earthly treasure
"a true friend. Boston Star.
The Dying Man.-I, is a very terrible
and amazing Thing 10 see man die and
solemnly take his last leave of the world.
The very circumstances of dying men are
apt to strike US with horror. To hear such
a man, how sensiby he will speak ii the
other world. as If he were just come from
it, rather than going 10 il; how severely
he will condemn himself for the folly and
wickedness Of his life; with what passion
he will wish he had lived better, and had
served God more sincerely; how seriously
fs will resolve upon better life, if Gnd
would Je pleased to raise him up, aud try
him but once more with what zeal and
earnes,ness be wil commend to his best
friends and nearest relations religious
and virtuous course of life, as The only thing
tha. will minister comfort to them when
they come to be in his condition, Such
discourses as these are very apt to move
and affect men for the time. and TO stir up
10 them very good resolutions, whilst the
present 6l aud impression lasts but be,
cause these sights are very frequent, they
have seldom any great permanent effect
upon men. They consider that il is very
common case, and sinners lake example
aud encouragemenrfrom one anoher ;ev-
cry one is affected for the preseut, few are
go effectually convinced as 10 belake
themselves to better course. I5ltotson.
-sn~t,
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THOS. G. BACON. C. C. P.
Clerks Office, July s I3ts.- "a
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EN.E,. sgEFEERS.

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Edge6eli G.. H.. March II If
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M S Hancock use Of RM Lalimet, W s p
Livingstone Judgment 25ih November l8ez, ioI
Ii34 AS.
ut Atehison vs. &c Herbert, Judgment 10th
November 1912, for 283 90
RS Blount VS. A King, TBray, a Allen, p
Foote aud G NJ Price, judgment 25th Noyeni-
ber 1912, fprl GAO "A.
J i MihGhelI use Of w r Chambers " W
Leggitt, mcnt 25th November l84S, Tor lo4
80.
MI Hancock pse of R NJ Latimer admir- &c
" s D Livingston, judgment 25th November
1912, for f27 81.
Tie Citizens Bank Of Madison county, V
White and = Mullin, judgment 18th Noyem'
Der f842, for 252 SO.
e w Pittman use Of S M Old, vs / Spencer
Judgment 18th November 1912, for 90 25.
JStone il, admir- &c, va Q Boyd, judgment
l4th November 1912, for G03 30,
Hanshrough & benson vs. A WSmitll, judy
ment 3lst January 1910, for520 SO.
y IIerrod use Of ~ Ellis. vs. w r Anderson,
Judgment goth November I842, for 1918 AZ.
Compton & Massie use ot Compton & Old
ham, VIZ r M Williamson and VIC Newsom
judgment Gath October 1887, for 1856 a.
J Marshall vs. w Jones, judgment 23d May
1912, for 406 128.
Chewing & Dawson vs. JG OF, Judgment 81,
October 1887, for $3.50 l8.
.G w Mcdowell use Il j Germany VS. Vinson
Sanders and J Hanna, Judgment 25th APrI
1887, fcr7l N.
Cash, Cox & CO, W. John Read, judgment 10
May l842, Tor so 81.
Cash, Cox g. CO, vs. w N Thorn, judgment
10Th May 1912, for 1875 81.
Martin, Baird & co use Of 8 Brown vs Wn
P Cook, Judgment 9Th MAY 1912, for ll6 80.
Compton & Massey, vs. John W Leggitt, ludg-
ment 18th May 1912, for IRA Fl.
R 7 idwell use Of w Ferriday vs. I Bray, Z
B Green and w Wade, judgment 5th May l84S
for 345 SO.
JB Bailey vs. Willie Lyons, judgment 9Th
May l842, for 1856 AZ
~ McCaughan vs D Hardeman, judgment
Alb May I842, for 324 73
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, VI
I'll Christmas, H Christmas and R Christmas,
Judgment 9Th May 1914, for 1880 60.
RTidwell use Of w Ferrioay VS. J Burrough
andJ M Towns, judgment 18th May l84l, ioE
1856 &c.
TidweIl use Of w Ferriday VS. p Atkins
and RS Hodge, Judgment 18th May l84l, foi
1881 43.
4 Tidwell use of w F%erriday, vs. ] Williams
N Towns andG P Ayre, judgmenti2t May
l84l, for 81 %.
TidweIl use Of w Feffidav, VS. D Atkins,
Judgment 10Th May 1871, for III 80.
PB Tope, Kirk.& co, Bede Johnson, judg-
ment 3lst January 1870, for 208 Az.
The Citizens Bank Of Madison county, vs.
White, w N HON, 4 Mullin and Wm Hoy,
Judgment 18th November l84l, 2,742 So
r. Tidwell use Of W Ferriday vsJ M Towns
and Joseph Burrcugh, Judgment 18th May 1874
for 1903 SO.
N Tins & T Bowden VS. r Donnahoo ant
P j. Clover, judgment Slst January l84O, 70
1902 95.
RMcKee use Of FSpinnette vs G Myers ant
H hristnas judgment 18th February l845, Fl
54 SO.
n Fl hays use Of M Gays, VS. W Hoy, Tho
Wullin, W E EIarrald and ] B%riscoe, j~udgfnen
30th May 1914, for 1908 SO.
Henry Hatnblen vs. A Desmare and H Taylo
surv &c, Judgment 23d May l842, for 4,205 80
w. S. BAILEY, Sh'f,
July a, 1916.
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rRrsrEE,s SALE.

virtue GA Deed Of Trust execut-
ND ed by Israel Spencer and Wife, dat
I'd the LIST Of May 1910, and duly recor
ded, the subscril ers will sell at public
sale, on
Tuesday he 18Th dag Of January l847,
Al the residence recently occupied by
Israel Spencer, in Madison county, all
that ple ntauon called the Cottage" con.
tanning seven hundred and forty acres
Also, thirty four Negro Slaves
Also-At the same time and place, Q
tract Of land in Madison county, known
as the "Irish" tract, containing twelve
hundred and eighty acres.
Terms Of sale cash.
II. N SPENCER,
JAMES GRAFTON,
Trustees
July II, 1916. 4s-6m
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HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.

S a most valuable, safe. and certain
cure for the PILES. Numerous ce r.
tIicates Of the happy effects ofthis ONT
ment, ma be found upon the wrapper
accompanying each bottle.
Messrs PRESLEY & Mosby: ~ GENT:
Having been for many years, al inter
vals, greatly afflicted with Q7indJ Piles,
and having used almost every remedy,
within my reach, but 10 little effect. Ii
a recent attack, applied TO YOU and OBJ
tained a bottle Of 'sDr. Houses Pile Oint-
ment,' used il agreeable to direction, and
found more speedy and permanent reltet
than from any article | ever used. Per
sons afflicted with Piles will do wei 10
Try i. B. IL BARNES,
Pastor of Baptist Church. Cqntoa
Fot sale az The Drug Sore Of.
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY.
Canton.
M. q. cAYcE,
Sharon
June Is, is4s. s94sm
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April 4. 1916.
NJ RE.g "
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.

=
A safe and sure cure for CHILLS or
AGUE and FEVER, in The unpre
cedented time Of Fire Hours.
z NHE attention of the public is partica-
lariy called to this great remedy
for Chilt or Ague and Feger, and in do
ing SO, the Proprietor deems il proper 10
mn ke The following declarations, the
truth Of which, he desires the people to
test by a trial, and he viii ~cheerfully a
hide their decision, whist, The afti-
Gle is pleasant and'convenient TO take
81, 1t will cure etery case, if The direc-
lions are observed. 81, 1t will leave IA
Injurious effects in the system; on The
contrary, it imparts strength to the con.
stlt0tion. Alb, 1t is purely vegetable,
and refined from all gross particles which
render other preparations SO muddy and
d%isagTeeable to the taste. 9th, 1t will
cure with perfect certainty in We hours
@Certifcates on the wrapper around
the bottle, Of cures from six months tc
ten years standing, '
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aRy Virtue of ! nss5 y
MIS-, executed by lno q. \ M. l,osl.
~ Jape his wife, Oh RI D iSa y
N0ysnbeF, l84O, d M ,sIh
as Trustee I and recorded VI Y 70 q.
9l.lhe Probate CourtoI MR., n Ne.
mississippi II Book If TB,sa,s91 7
274' gig, '276, s77, 27o s a,ssa NJ I
purpose Of securing loor
notes therein specified. NM VT
same transferred d I'M ~ W.
Merchants Bank d Tennes.s .ns
owned 0y Allen Gary.- M, !, |.
4hs hirst Monday g Nsssnrl
beng the "a day Of the nos,.
lor sale = the highes bi5Ss.
% 'hs premise conveyed u NJ.
he 1 unde signed, lying IL a MN
q q Canton AZ Stump Bridg sl \.
creek, The following desefib6
X y 50 much thereof q Nh
cIent TO pay off and dischargs "
secured BY the deed, d i S,ss
notes as remains unpaid II Nv "!
sale viz: ny
West half Of the South 81,
Of section No 5;ihe soulh NM
No. 8; also 20 rods wide III y \.
END otthe north half of seclioa
the cast half Of the noftb NJ,
OF section No. 4; ITO uorlb 1 nv
north east quarter Of section NJ
Township No 10 Range 1 MN.
hal q southeast quarter ofsee
IiIn township No 10 RanpeNo
And all the land lying aorih u
reek On the north east quarts,
70 u township 10 rsnae / J.
taining by estimation 75O acre,
same more or less.
.U"M. WH M
|. ALso-Two Wagons, son
hundred bushels Of Com sna n
der, Household and Kitchen Il,
The title 10 said properly N
1e undoubted.
Sale to take place within u
prescribed BY law.
7. SHACKLEF
April 25. I84e.