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geIttt Gale.
THE PONY CLUB.
ATALE OF THE BACK-W0oDs SET
ELEMENTS OF GEORGIA.
(Concluded.)

The report of the rife had also attracted the
attention of the party in the hut, and at Days
shout they came bounding to the pens. As soor
as they had Ieaped the fence, they caught sight
of the two bodies. A fne-looking horse stood
over them with dilated eyes; but when the men
approached, he snorted a stream Of warm blood
from his nostriIs, and dashed wildly among his
fellows. For moment the stricken party stood
speechless. At length they shouted to DAILY, but
he had already got beyond the reach of theii
voices. Then, one by one, they stopped down
and examined the dead bodies.
The silence was broken by Dove, who ex-
claimed, " Bv Heaven, the Squire his killed the
trader, and DAILY has shot the Squire
He harn't done no such thing said the
bow, quickly, "twarn't Snap that made that
sound
He has killed him in cold blood, for wha'
,.ssed in anger said Shattlin. Il did not think
that of DAILY, kin hardly credit it now
-sWho else but he could have done it7 asked
Jim Cooley, the Squire's brother. He has killed
him and run off,
Again they shouted wildly to DAILY; there
was no answer but the echoes Of their owl
voices.
Having lifted the bodies from the ground, they
bore them into the hut, in the presence Of the
two assistants, who were seated on a long bench
bound hand and foot. Horror-struck at the
sight. the younger of the two cried out, oh
nv Col, John, they've cut his throat for hi.
money
Money! shouted Jim Cooley, what money
had the master, my lad7'
Nigh upon thirty thousand dollars, in his side
pocket
With the speed of lightning, Dove pouncet
upon the corpse, and commenced searching 70
the money. Il was nowhere to be found.
ct may be in the pens,' said Frank. Il
might have dropped out in the scufle.'
In an instant the four men were in the pens
but they sought in vain for money or pocket
book
'Isee it all now said Shatlin, DAILY has kill
ed the Squire and got the money. He has bro
ken the rules. Where is he7 Wen after him
and make him answer for this
While they we're thus debating, the boy Frank
who knew that part of this was the truth, an,
who feared that all might be correct, started of
unseen BY the party, and followed, in sort o
trot, the steps of his uncle. Reaching the cabi
almost at the same time that DAILY did, the DO
cried out, save yourself, Ned DAILY. They haV
found out all They are sWearin' revenge at 70
for KILN the Squire
Il am going, Frank, but didn't kill tn
SQUIRE replied DAILY, sadly. That little Row
ell did it as Cooley sat upon the trader. Amer
boy to kill such man,
/ knowed you didn't said the boy, know
ed 'twasn't Snap that cried then. But you mus
cut for it. They'll kill you if they meet yo
here. They know you have money, and tina
you've broke the rules
Seeing in moment how fOOlishly he had &C
ted in not staying until the other came up, Dial,
prepared TO fly the temporary storm, and hastil,
seizing piece of dried venison, and filing I
Small Haskes with peach brandy, he said,
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TIE BrTE OF SrDERs.-The papers record
numerous cases Of poisoning by the bite Of
spiders. In most cases, says the Providence
Journal, they have yielded to treatment, in a
few cases they have been fatal. Whether these
insects are more abundan. this season or more
venonOus, or whether the cases have been more
generally recorded, we do not know. II is said
that catnip, externally applied, is remedy
Whisky taken freely. Is said to be too much for
almost anv Other poison.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

The polite trick of placing the thumb to the
nose and then performing certain fancy gyra
tons with the 6Agers, is older than many per
sons suppose. In book published in France
in 1910, occurs passage, Of which the fOllsw
ing is translation:
"a falconer in Paris seized stick to beat biz
servant, who had offended him. This not being
to the servants mind he fed, plunged into th'
Seine, and swan across. When halfway acrosl
he turned round in the water, and putting biz
thumb to his cheek, moved his hand like q
wing. and made grimaees at his master o.
shore"
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GBaite paetrp.
SONG OF THE OFFICE-sEEKER.
A PARODY.
BY ARTHUR MORRILL,.

Heigh-bo! for an Office, hsigk-Ao!
:, rs-rv usveF ss-.T.aes 10 spsrss
Never mind what it Is, irigb or low,
From bOg-reEe TO Marshal or MsyOr.
I'm getting quite ssedy, his plain
With my clothes all my prospects viii fade;
cant think Of begging again
I'm too lazy to work at my trade.
once took Il in very high snuff,
When offered an Office no higher
Than Constabls-now, gial enough
Wouid be to get that Of town-crier.
Who bidsl am veF.el ia the eresds
OfaIi parties under the san:
will 10 an vour snail. dirv deeds-
Only paw me well when it Is dcas.
VINO bidsl win spout in key major,
For the sum oftwo dollars day,
With equal eject Cfor wagsE
For James X. Polk or Henry Clay.
And If neither or these ar. in want,
For the ''Natives" then am on hani-
Although tins is not. will grant,
Exactly my Osn native land.
But. then. what ofIhati I am not,
Bya great deal, the ffa of the kind;
There are many like me, who have sought
And found berth Just to their mind.
Who hidsl Not a sosl, declared
And must I to labor againi
~ rst -. -. Yut -.o.i g., I s,u.,r
Since I've tried for an Office in vain!
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Twas too late. Dove raised himself an inch
or two, and then his hold was lOOsened, and he
went pitching from rock to rock, u=til he sunk
in the very basin to which he had consigned Da-
ly. His rife held him down, and to this day,
perhaps, the water of FallOola are playing upon
the bones of the most cruel member Of the PoSV
CLUB.
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A KxowIse HolsE-"E. NJ" Of Belcher-
town, writes to the Amherst Express ahoat .
very intelligent horse, Of which he Is he owner.
The following incident among Others, iTlnstrates
the matter:
."Oue day last week, be was driven . few
miles out Of town, and on his return, sometime
in the afternoon, was fed with meal and cut
feed As usual, bot for his supper be had nsthing
but dry hay, which I'D not agree very we'll With
bis sense Of right. ser travelling twenty miles
with load, through NOW drills. However, he
kept his thoughts 70 himself .ill We we're al out
of she way for the night then, sundering his
rope in some way. he passed through the cow
stable, crossed the barn floor and the carriage
room to the granary, at the further end Of the
barn, some forty feet, where be bad often seen
rs get the meal for him be there found two
bags Of meal standing BY the bin. tied up tight,
but the top one being too heavy for hispurpose,
be threw it aside, and afssr examining thc other
bag, which weighed between fly and sixty
pounds, he took IL in his teeth and carried is
about twenty feet. to clean spot On the barn
aOor. Finding IT difscult to unite, he cut hole
in the side and shook out about = peek Of neal;
and ate what he wished and seeing the COW
(the only companion he has these long winter
nights) looking with longing eye At bis pile Of
meal, he took up the bag again, and carried is
about ten feet further to her manager, md shook
out some more meal for hsr. They were found
in the morning Teasing together"
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RoHrlxs.--Never punish girl for being 4
romp, but thank heaven that she has health and
shirt 70 be one Il is much better than dis
torted spine or hectic check Girls ought TO b
great rOmps-it is better than paying doctors
bills for them.
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AtbOs must be Heaven for bachelors The
January number Of the Edinbmg Reyies ssys
that women are not allowed IN the peninsals-
The monks are forbidden 70 eat esah and
rigid rule excludes all things feminine. Il il
believed that no animals Of that sex can 1--we
there. Dogs are kept for securiBy. an,ason cats
for amusement. Males are the .osdinsry bessss
of burden, and alp IN a. neutsr. ssicsns and
doubtful Honey isoas Ofthsir siapis pscdue-
tens, and 50 the qnsen-bes Is aIIswed. and ma.
and mice as well as Wild aaiaals ere alsocxe.p-
tons, and multiply aad dsvour'' as ven IS =
lessfavorcd places.
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TobAoco SHokE As REHEDY.-The Louis
lana Baptist recommends tobacco smoke As q
highly valuable remedial agent in the treatment
Of flesh wounds, lock jaw, etc, the smoke to be
blown upon the affected part through pipe
stem Many persons are aware Of the healing
virtues of tobacco when applied moist 70 q
wound.
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A GEM.
BY HOOD.

A lake and fairy boat,
To sail iu the moonlight clear;
And msrrily we wOuld hoat
From the Dragons tl1st watch rs here!
Thy gown should be snow.white silk;
And string Of orient pearls,
Like goSssmeTi dipped in milk,
Should Irvine with thy raven eurls!
Red rubies should deck thy hands,
And dilmon1s should be thy doweTj
But fairies have lroke their wands,
And wishing has lost its power!
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VACCINATION CERTAIN CUHE RoE HoonSG
CoUsH.-Dr. Alexander, Of Atlanta, (Ca-) says
that be has vaccin4ted upwards Of two hundred
children, and finds it certain and speedy cure
for booming cough.
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Mistraatnulrs.
A FEW SHORT YEARS, ann rHKa

A few shOrs ysafs-snd Ihsa
The dream Of life win be
Like shadows Of q nOraizg slOaA
In its reality!
A Ssw sssrt yssTs-aaa tAsa
he idsls lsSsa he bssi, n
WIN pass In al thsis Pdds awsy,
AZ sinks The san 70 rssti
A few IhoEt ysaF7-Gad thsn
Our younE hearts nsy Be- rsh
Ofsviy hope, and End no glsan
Ofehldhoodb sunshine lsf,
A few short ysar-snd Gbsa,
Impatient Of its bliss,
Ths weary soul shah Sssk On high.
A better home than this!
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Habit in q child is at first like spiders web
If neglected, It becomes thread or twine
aext cord OF rope finally cable; and Tier
vto can break it
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The MOTHER AND THE WIDow.-The fellow
ing well portrayed picture we take from re-
ligious paper. If there Is any situation. Ehich
deserves sympathy and commands respect Il Is
that Of the mother LEFT BY the loss Of her hus.
band, her earthly stay and supports to buffet the
elements Of adverse fortune alone.
awe are slow to acknowledge any Eonanly
character, living or dead, "a superior to chat Of
the good mothsT-such as we find her in all our
communities. She is perhaps called to no single
great act Of deVOtedness-but her whole life Is
a sacrifice for the good Of Others. How she
works to bring up her children. No labor istoo
hardi she denies herself every comfort to give
hem an education. She would part with her
town hearts blood 70 make them happy.
"This devotedness becomes more remarkable
when, BY the death Of the father, the mother IL
LEFT alone to struggle on through life. If we
we're 10 set out TO explore this city, We should
find many poor widow, with 1--WE or six children
dependent upon her, struggling for their support
with patience and courage truly heroic; with no
friends to help her, and no means Of support but
her needle, she undertakes to provide for her
little family. She makes her home in,an atsic.
and there she sits and struggles with poverty
No one comes to zee her. She hears only the
cryOf those hungry little mouths, which call 10
her for bread. And there she tolls all day long.
and Often half the night, that she may nos want.
And yet she does not complain. II only her
strength holds out, and her efforts are nicoeas-
full, her mothers heart Is satisfied and grateful"
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The Hopsshold .saood.Night."

The author Of January and June" thus
prettily sketches 3 scene familiar to every
"Home ~ =
"GooD NIoRr" loud, clear voice from
the stairs said il was Tommy's. "GOOd nightT'
murmurs little something from the trundle-
bed-a little something we call Jenny, that filed
alarge place in the centre Of one or two pretty
large hearts. "Good night - lisps little fel-
low in plaid rife dress, who was ehristened
Willie about SIX years ago.
Snow lay me down 70 sleep.
Ipray the Lord my sOul to keep
And IL die before I wake"
and the small bundle in the trundie-bed has
dropped of TO sleep, but the broken prayer may
20 up sooner than many long petitions that set
out great while before it.
And 50 it was "gsOd night" all around tho
homestead; and very sweet music it made, too,
in the twilight, and very pleasant melody Il
makes now, as we think Of it, for It was not
yesterday, nor the day before, but long time
agO-so long, that Tommy is Thomas Some
body, Esq. and has forgotten that be ever was
boy, and wore what the bravest and richest Of
us can never wear but once, If We try-ths first
pair of boots.
And SO it was good night all around the
house and the children had gone through the
ivory gate always left little ajar for them
through into the land Of dreams.
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI

IA Q x.
FREDERICK A.P BARNARD, Id, President
- P ssessor 6rvsk and Ancient Literature
EILsoN G. RI HARRISON, n. A Professor q Latin
and Eeder Lausuages-
FILLIAA P sTEARNs, Professor Of Govsnental Sci
enc and Law.
FREDERICK A. p. BARNARD IL D, Professor a
n lh-matcs, PhgsIes, Asrsn.my and ClTi En-i-
neeri g.
EDEARD Q BOTToN, n. A, Professor OF ohemisiry,
Emeraiogy and Oeoh 81.
EATHASIEL n. CRAWFORD D. D., Professor q In
slCctuzl ami n raj Philosophy.
JORDAN ~ PHIPPs. n. A. Assistant Professor Of
Nsthrmztios.
IL R BARKsDALE IA, Tutor IN Rhetoric,
L Sc CompasitiJD and ElOcution-
ROBERT 4. K-IMBROUGH, n. ,Futorln Mathematics
WILLIAM EAEIS, n. A. Tutor in 6relk.
CHARLES Il LEE, n. A, Tutor in Latin.
'This eaaiI vii be aHsd By Dr.. Until The
vacancy Is srpplitG.
E'HE TEETH ANNUAL SESSION q this Institution
] VII open n THURSDAY, The 10Th September ucxt.
III impr0v-m-Ets ~ the Laboratory. tn p i~os1phicsl
20 ms q Q thr n Boarding HVu,e, az s9i1EforTsrc
% -clE'liy and enerEl abd arr expected tob BE- ready for
se ID th-~a ypsr Of he ses in.
TIE New D0rmifOry.
~ c mTi-te VA s0o0mmOdat sevenIy-,Eo additional
LsRGE AND COSTLY ADDITIONS
iavebe ? nd % III Chemical and Pan ,soPsiosl EPpa-
aus, eEbra irg The lats. mProvemel Is
8 rare and ext rsive oontcfon Of
Shells and Minerals
Ia recently been procured, and the Library vii be en-
.srs q aith . ehoi e s lecfiun q b oks BY Septtubsr
z MS.
pr Session Of T-B Manthsl
To Students vho l0dg- IN the CIleg buidInEs....s5 90
TO iho'e Hno lodge ~ &c
Thee charges include tuition, matricalsu.n lee, fuel
End servant hire.
Law STUDENT $50.
Board .trhe han and IN private families ii shout 81
per EoHfh.
n. HOWRT,
Secretary o. the Bosrd.
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CaANCBRY SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
or POLAR sTREEl


nURsUANT 10 a decree Of tn. chsncery Court at Mem
L mi r,ndrreo Nay term, 1857 Ia the case o Doug
ass Il. B0rdon % Elijah Che-k An1 Cthers, J vii, on
THURSDAY, 0cToBEE 1sT, 1857,
IN fronto Of my "a e, in the city Of Memphis, proceed u
ssl 70 tie highest BIDDER,
Tro VaISabls Lots Of GrOEad on Poplar street
in the city Of Memphis, AID known a. Lois Nos. Z and
- the pan q the sub diyisi0n q BiuAf Cheek's proper
~. herctafsre sold n said cause, and b iEg The iame Lots
~surshs-ed Al sad sac b. william s. Wells, together
rth si the improvements thereon. Lot Nc. ] Il
noundsd a, foliov Btgrnin a. a stake on the SOUTH
err HBe OF Pop ~ street, being Rosttn' northwest or
ae-g ihtuca south on and with Robins ine lI RE-
no e u iess, 10 q stake IN the eeni Re- q a. alley brtwecI
Poplar aid Hasningtor streets thrlce wettwErdly ol
AID vita the lin u sal alley g. 1870 feet o D stake
uneucr roTthwsrdiy ls6 feet, ms E OF less. 'oA sake 81
ne sourh 81 ie Of Poplar street Sc = feet fromlh- begiu-
uieg cor. er; thence easfWArdiy with the line o. P1plEr
street ssh feet to he 3 ginnipg oorner. Lo- No 81
b I'D c 81 follows: BrEiuniug al . stake on The south
side o. Poplar strest, ard n0rthWrs G rner o. l0 No L
henoe running EouihEard y on and with he wet sid
uf Lot Ne I, i66 fert, more or less, to a stake in The en-
re u sad aley, he southwest corner Of Lot No I
heuoe westWardly on and with the Inc OF "a d aIty, 81
rect. 70 a STAKE Z Tstes line; thence ror;hw ardiy o.
md with Yates lin. 10 q stake on the south s De Of Pop.
lar stre1t, les feet, none or lessS n. noe esstWrrdly u
md wi b be Inc Of p plsr street S feet, more OF less
10 h beginning
Ia lmpTovem nts Or Lot. No. 8 consist OF . lsrEl
31ck Mi House.
Tue above menrioned Lots are TO be sold 10 satisfy
ildgnent rrnder d against wiz am s. Wels IN IN
bove-stE Cd cau-e, and upon tn following terms 4
crdit OF stx nouths-purc aser to execute bond With sp
&edempti \ uarred. JOHN e. LANlRR,
arc2S d.wtds Clerk md Master.
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weep & PEROT,
0EuEmeptas IrGa works.
PHILADELPHIA

FETF sr ne ? rrarei h. furanh o. be shortest nosir
- sn9 vrrs . . prizes. al orders fr Ira Railing, 2
ralnef. rcs. Patfc ssuares and Front Yard Fepces. Ir I
Veraldsbs ID great Farirty 81 o. new designs. II I
stsirs. c5rcr ar and ffrirtL- Fuuu ains, Setfoes. rhnirs
TIRE Rczes Tai e. Animals sis.rarg, and ceoo.aiivi
iron WCIk g~enesTy.
b nr u "a centre e. he iHcn and cal districfs,
Fherc re Necessary materials ca be b 6 - tn ioErri
lrioeE. rli htinE he dcest nest ezpenenoed and larEcs
house u me hind in he c1urtTT, We are sbie 10 rres-n
IT Tork - lover rricnt fhsn any cnmpetifcr<- Havinl
sppoiuisd NJ ROBERT FLETCHER. Architect. OIL
81 70 st Memphis, Tenn. W refer al 7errozs needlus
rQTk 70 lin FOR 81 Necessary inforuafi'n and for b0oEs
Z fes.gas. euhr1urE IN urususliy large variety Of rat
ems and whr - sui10 = q 70 sen . zCfk delivered
. board q vessels - Phlsddrhia - % agge<. rais-
eiphis prices. WOOD 4 PEROT,
R-onu q vtazrs Bioch %. IS ddFd s4iEs-
usy1eaD
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Important TO Cotton Planters!
THE TAILOR PREMIUM COTTOE GIN,
MANUFACTURED BT
CLEMAES, BROWN & CO.,
rnrrrnrr crnnnn

TEE subscriber beEs leave 70 CAT he attention o.
Il Planters 10 IN examination % The m-iis % tdcFf
Sin Stands which poses in 8 Enester degrec the quail
ies 20 BE- desi I'd IN . Cotton Gin-vN. SPEED, Lgkf
DTGEghf. snd Good Scnpie=then any GIN ertant. s-5
A. o1-red on as Resemble terms b any estz5ishnsn;
n the south.
Tfs-l fuly Euth0rizc5 IN SAVING that I ca frrri-h, an
hing considered q superior Gin Stsnd 70 any fsc.ory IN
re United Stairs.
Eesrrs F-gIkrs Mount & Co are SCENTS for The sal
{ these GINS. VIC vii Keep 3 supply q various s rs OF
aand, ~ wi orier any ~ a. short notice. OGce OF
Ic@-rz1n st--st Memphis, TeHn-
n.rs1-f-E.usn So TT0RNnoN. -
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GIirn9f.6 WSHnE9d

INoh me 70 vi arftces On rLtfa e On ne VISIT
4 boat ST. LOUIS. which II not called for AT the sxpl
atm of hlrty usys, Vil b sold to pay charges:
ri AND ARTICLES.
Mss aary SEtfEer, s boxes sundri-s
joseph Brogan, Memphis I boxes oil eioth.
Miss = BORN Memphis, J box.
No marx. Na7o1.
Turtle = Harrison Memnfis I hex.
II. & L Hartness Kiss. u brxes candy.
VIM. Lnud-r HemphIs 3bcxes
IT. BlsWen Memphis, - boxes, trunk.
No mara I ~bodstesd, I bundle beddins, J tsz o.
} Q Scales. I tox-
". S. L4rd. Hem'his. I ksg.
No marx. I box nbacco
Fsiding Davis Drnbartor Il ding, Nj stsEppiIlvsr,
cotfen planter.
D. " LanEsy, ersg5rs's Laadss Mrsis'ivpl river,
e0ttou PLANTER sas1s-in
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gabOr- SaOin9 Matbines.
Important to Planters & Millers.
FELTON's IMPROVED
Self-ShaFpeEisg Portable CrIst Mill.

IN Improvement o5 cA CthcT Patents.
THIS is one e. the most valuable inventions q the day,
i psse-silg al the qEalidczt.ons requisite 20 make d
r=luable 10 tke farmer Tits destilet q supply a wan
hat has long ben felt y thE- portion Of OmmUui u
= 50 simule IN construction that any person o. ordina-
2 skil can run itEnf KEEP u z ordrr The grindrE
surtEces are Of the most durauie character. hEr6tr than
any teupc-cd stel, akd ust liable 20 &c -sut o. oId~
Il viz gins wheat, corn, oafs buckwhsst drugs and
s3ioes crush and grind corn and COB admirably, OF shenst
ats and cu and COB nav De We ground toErther. Tie
mall rtz- frame mil. with two horse power, viii grin
from I've 70 eighf bushels OF sup-ri0r corn meal FeT hour
ana from zig ITO ten bu-hels Of good f-ei Tor stock. and
requires bit little attention, and nav be run b. cin-belf
FlttOat iscrease Of exlen-e- The arEe size frame mill
al grind over twice tnaf amount per hour. ne uea
is nut heztc1 In Efi1diuE- valuable feature Pre-
A., f5r small size sl255 large size 500. We have The
riCht 20 eel the Stats Of AizhlmA- Mississippi, Lnui-
8 sra ArkEnsas Tsnnessae. Eeut1cEy. and q portion =
fsEss A rare chance Is her- offered for competent Eud
7eSpoa-b E mn 70 enEss- IN the ssie % Nils
County and s ate rights sid "a AcoommodatinF urms
al ordrrs, COMMUNICATION, and applications fJF R ghts
md Kills siiressed 70 rs viii promptly :. sDards %.
inns dswty JENNINGS q RETNOLDs.
P 5 DAVIS HODGE, & WILLIAMS Commission aud
fosWarflHE Merchants are uu~ agents ia Mrmn. IS Tim
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rear the town o. Randolph being the sane tract o. land
Conveyed 70 GerEe v rhesk by SAM P walker, BY
d ed u date guy 7 b, 1881, snd which was Ersntdb
the State Of T-unesse 10 James v a her ~ gTzrt No
zIs53 d iug in tie original In district in said county
q rpt.n section : and ranges on the waters Of Isdian
Gre L ard Is Hatchie nv ?, and baunded as follow
Begiuulug a. tn north hou1 ary line q a I 90 acr
r-sct granted to Wm- Pok - chains west a. J Herp-
hi fs coTHer on sad line. a. q popar or hickory N .rksd
? d running sluth, Al III pole~ crossing a anch, b.
~ 100 chairs 10 . hicko-vs tsence west a. 2s6 pi-s
crolsing bra-ch, ia al 3o1 poles ard % liHks to . biacf
1sk 2 i ouNo51; thruc rorth at - poles crossing o
creek, Il l85 poi : q branch. a. s2s poles . branch. tot
b-ai ing east in az 100 chains 70 an inonWo0d thenct
ca With Polk's line 10 tn 0eginning-o0utain-ng, NOR,
or les
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FlFTT-TWO ACRES.
TEsMs OF SALE-The b0ve-m~utioEed { act Of land
rll be s0la on q credit Of six, twelve aud eirhtei
uOl b, 10 equI insfanments- p~lrChsfcr n exrcute
. t. With spp-uved ~security, viii q lien retained On thf
II mss he1rTuption barred.
Sale IL u o'cl0-k A.. n John e. LANTER
rur70 faw as rl7rf sd - fer