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Ever since Ewes incautious experience
in the Garden of Eden, Babies have been
the institution. Petted by meu and loved
by women, their baby life would be an
absolutely happy existence but for those
evidences of mortality exhibited in Collie,
Flatulency, etc.,-all happily relieved at
once, however, by the prompt use of Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere.
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Washington Capitai: To accum

Washington Capital: To accumu-
late property does not call for an intel
lectual process. II is q mean instinct.
AS the hog gathers his bed before the
coming storm that no human being can
foretell, as the goat turns his tail to the
unseen and felt approaching wind, 80 q
man of keen instinct, but low order Of
intellect, gets rich in worldly possessions.
He has no ambition TO feed. no affections
to satisfy. He gathers and holds.
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wiiiiA6fsTON
FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSON, S. C.
a Live Up Country School for Girls.
REV. $. LANDER, a. n, President.

LOCA TON Healthy, accessible, quiet,
pleasant. Community, moral, order
ly. No rog-shop within three miles.
Chalybcate Spring In 2GO yards. Pu-
pills attend three Churches in turn.
COURSE or Y-Scmi-Annual, on
the "OYE-STuDY" plan Each pupil
pursues one leading study at u time.
Concentration Of thought, increased
interest, success, and enjoyment re-
suit Helles. Lettrcs, Natural Science,
Mathematics. and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complete
the Course in three y zirs.
TIE VA TIIEMA1I SECTION will open
Monday, Oct &. For five weeks there
after, each Academic pupil will recitc
three times day in Arithmetic and
once in Spelling; and each Collegiate
pupil three times in her appropriate
branch Of Mathematics, and once each
in Arithmetic and Spelling.
PREMIUMS.- Every pupil who averages -
or more is cntiii,-i III discount of 10
to so per cent. OIL next Sessions rcgu.
lar tuition.
PHYSICAL E.YERCL CLSE receives systcrat-
ic attention. Daily practice in Calls
themes. Regular use of Healtl-Lift.
Morning and evening walk, &c.
TIE FAIL SESSION opened July 81, and
is progressing with unusual order,
harmony and enthusiasm. Pupils
arc admitted at any time, and charged
to the end.
RATES, per Session of 20 wccks:-
Board, exclusive of Washing. ......SG5 GO
Regular Tuition n............$l0 90 to 20 90
Instrumental Music-................ - %
For further information. 81 nd for 4 new
Catalogue.
Sent l3 1877 @ ly
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Change Of Schedule on South Caro-
lima Railroad.

CHARLESTON, July a. 1871
On and alter Monday next, the 18th July, the
Passenger Trains ON the South Carolina Railroad
will run IS follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Sunday morning excepted)
i,ee,o Nua.ieSton at. ....9:OO 4 IN and 100 p IN
Arrive at Augusta...........5.0Op p Ia and 800 D m
FOR COLUMBIA.
(Sunday morning excepted.)
Leave Cnarleston at........5 5:45 m and $50 d IN
Arrive at 1918 d IN aud SI5 m
FOR CHARLESTON.
tSunday morning excepted)
tNA,e huEnsta aat.............S:SO q m and S15 p IN
Leave Columbia at........-.-.s:15 p M and ZOO m
ArriVe NJ Charleston. tC00 u IN and 6:iO ~
CAMDEN TRAIN.
Connects at Kingville daily faxccpt Sundays) with
up and down day passenger t1ans.
Day and night trains connect at Augusta with
Is the quickest and most direct route and as COM
Portable ana cheap as any other route, to Montgo-
merry, Selma, Mobile, New Orleans and other
points Southwest, and 10 Louisville Cincinnati
Chicago, ST. louis and all other points West and
Northwest
Eisht i-ri- ~~..-~-A- --ilL Hr----- -
Railroad.
The up snd down day passenger trains connect
at Granitoville with Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
S,;s.a Railroad, enabling passengers TO and from,
that Road, between Gfaniteville and Columbia to
make quick trips to and from Charleston and points
The trains on the GreenvIlle and Columbia End
with tho train which leaves Charleston at 5:t5 a
M and returning they connect in the same man
ner with .he train which leaves Columbia for
Charleston at 3:15 p. IN. -
s. s. SOLOMONS, Superintendent
g. H. PicKENs, General Ticket Agent.
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s9SF1VAIsAzs wa AMEEEp.-wanted a we'll
n improved Farm OF from 100 to 500
acres, neay Asheviile, Il. c., or Pendleton.
Greenviile, Anderson or Walhalla, s. G..
AddreSs, stating terms and particulars,
Sept 90 1877 10
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Take 7 the Best !!
19SS-S9.
The Chronicle and COnStitutionaliSt,

CONSOLIDATED MARCH 17Tr, 1877, Is the Oldest
~ and best newspaper published in the South II
Is the only newspaper published in the City of A,,-
gusta-the leading Railway and Manufacturing
centre OF the Southland the only newspaper pub
lished In Eastern Georgia. The Chronicle & Com
stituionalst has very large and daily increasing
circulation In the States OF Georgia. South Carolina
and North Carolina, and reaches every class OF
readers-merchnnts farmers, professional men ard
working men, and Is q most valuable advertising
medium.
The DAILY Chronicle & Constitutionalist publish
es all the current news Of the day. receives all the
reports OF the Associated Press, ard soscial dis
patches from Washington, Atlanta, Columbia and
all other points OF Interest, supplemented by cor
respondcncc' It gives full commercial reports OF
domestic and foreign markets., Of all local and
southern matters, and editorial comment upon
public affairs. Terms: $40 for IL months, S5 for
e. $3.50 for g. and 81 for month, postage paid by u.s.
Tho TRI-wEsSLY Chronicle & ConstitutiOnnlist
contains two days news Of the Daily. Terms: SIS
Tor IL months. 90, SO for 6, postage paid by US.
Tho WEEKLY Chronicle Consttutionalist Is
mammoth sheet, rnd the largest and handsomest
Weekly. published In the South. It contains all
the news OF the week-telegraphic, local. editorial,
Inssellaneous-and carefully prepared reviews OF
the market. This edition Is gotten up for circulu-
tion among planters and others living In the cGun-
try. Terms: 81 for IL months, S1 for G. postage
paid by U.S.
The Chronicle & Constitu,ionalist is the paper
for the merchant, the planter the lawyer the me
ehantc, the politician. 1t Is paper for the Office
the counting room and the family circle. Speci-
men copies sent free. Address,
WALSH 6; WRIGHT,
Managers, Augusta Ga.
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s-Ife a surden.

III: Il. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-From a poor omaciate[ pu ufferor fhA
NE'iErlSE has restored me 10 perfect health
have for year1 boon q terrible sufferer from
Canker anu Dyopepsin, OF times reudeFlrE Hfe
porpts heavier than when commenced tho oss
OF TEoETINE.
sufferer from kidney Complaint, causing eScr,.
eiadn1 pain through tho small Of the back
nearly al OF the tine. Tllis, TOO, VEaEIINE hns
cofed, and en- nov . Esrfeot picture of health,
and Will edd. happiRess-ell caused from the
uso OF few bottles OF VEGRFIaL..
Respectfully, II. q. HUGHES,
Union place, Boston, Mas.
VEoErrEB 10 composed OF Roots, Barhs and
Herb II 10 NeSy pleasant 70 take ieTeTy child
VanAt2na 9a ella 3sys al2 $780,.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that on application will
Il be made to the ncxt session Of the Leg
islature to amend the Charter of the SavaS-
nah Valley Railroad, or for new Charter.
JAMES H. LATIMER, Sr.
j. Sept l3, 1877 o SIN
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G. 4 but 4 can 3 %ads il sli1ss S fsoa,hs .'%i.;
~ D 4 b part Of the country who Is wIiisr
10 work steadily at the employ
ment that we furnish. 966 per week in your own
town. You need not be away from home over
night You can give your whole time tn the wUrk.
or only your spare moments. We have naeuts who
once can make money fast At the prescht time
money cannot be made so easily end rapidly al
any other business. II costs nothing TO try fhn
business. Terms and IS Outfit free. Address &c
once, II. HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine
July &c. 1877 2 6m
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1Earblc Work.
WAITED no PURCHASE.

a FARM of 200 to 400 ecres. wal, settled
"A in good neighborhood, not more than
five miles from Pendleton, Greenville or
Spartanburg. Address, with full particn
lars, II. G. B., Key Box 5l6, Charleston, s. G.
Sept Is, 1877 9
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;ould Give Dollar for n Dose.
ntlxrnN NInv

''rar Sir-l have been badly afflicted with Kid.
~. "nr!aint for ten years; have suffered
great paiu In my hack, hips at,t side, ill great
~ lculty in tnssiug urine. which was Often and
i"-crysmaii quantities, frequently accompanied
Win blood and excrnritting pain Ihhve faith
m.mte'l !,r my complaint have hcem u,,irr the
treatmcnt of some az the most skilfn ihysi
ciana In Boston, all OF whom pronounce, MY .iRse
neurable. This WIS my condition VIII u 1 was
advised by friend to try the vHGErISi
could seq thu good effects from the first ,iose
so"k. aud from, that moment kept os, improving
nltli was entirely cured, taking In all, shonid
thin<. about six bottlea.
ii Is indeed a valuable medicine, and II I
shonti be afflicted again In the same nv would
without.
respectfully, j. NJ. GLE
cal TL.ich g. S,...t
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All Diseases Of the Blood

II fVEGErISg will relieve rain cleanse purify
anl euro surl, diseases. restoring the patient to
perfect health after trying di Hsrruts ilyst, iun.
many rene'ite<. suffering for syearH.S is Il -,
conclusive pr,,f. IL ynm are sufferer, You an
b" "urel' Whv is this ine,lirine pcrfrr,ning
such great cures u wrrks In the hi,asl. 10, the
circulating flutl. II ram truly lie ,nlir.i The
GtEAr Hi'htb FURTHER. The great t",,r,r
at disease originates the bl""l nn,I med.
t'i," That d'r@ n"t directly m;~n H. Ia I,urit,
ami rrn"rnic, has any Just claim upon i'nL,ir
attention.
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Seventy-ono Years of Age.

Nv. STEVENS:
-buar SIR II ainsrv-h,v ono y"nrs "f a.c :: lave
i-rct many :r.r< vii, khlu"y Cuiui. .aiut.
"'ri,.IesS In mv hl"sl :iini >..:in, IL. waA i'm
Il r't ''N iri-il+ j., = >,'-T N!'t,ErI>I nn,l 1
''.ii. IA thu tr~t inr,ii .- I"r ts,kues. - he
=; i.irsa ever .srd. i.a,ei al man, !, .i,r.
'ir.t !''r ,hiI ,nm;,lain' i,r, .,n,ir, ,..,;, II
t. =. 4, 'r''m the VIZ. ,i>f ~ Strengthens n,i
III .''fHtrS ir :" :.u I IN. ,i 49,.
uit iiIurrs I'VE ;a'.rn il. nui ,:.-,r I; l.. l.,
Il :"r all TO complaints t.r whi.h /: /. ir
n'uc:i,ttsl.
Yours truly. JOSIAH H. SHERMAN
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MORK For ALL

in their own localities, canvassing for the FIRE
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Largest Paper In the World. with Mammoth ChrO-
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and Outfit Free. Address L. D. VICEE"S. Au-
gusta, Maine.
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NOS-ssESs DssYrs.

Arrice Mrs, 80 eere~. : b OF va
AL . a - u y "a hs't.
-. s mr. ; w-uss,ni sm.5n, t
- 81 pt &c.
Alhri ~ T,hn. ii res n W &"
q sec g t,~j w--t>> a. -, -
pt 2J1.
Anthony q G. Allen w,aaler agent,
= acres, aljni',ii.g The town nf
Mon generv -, Ian Is of z Z;
wil,iiius an 4 ia, .issus
,,iJa, = II +, pt iJc. "'
Article --.sei"f u vi All ne
q OF u ~ I, al e If 's,.. y.
Sn of r ) w--as>n'; !. l5i, ~. ss22
II, p t G0c.
Brewster Hiram, la slcres on Fish
crae% t 81 | y--,sst L..2D. = {
- 80. . Ste.
Bsiiey B u, ~ acres, II eJa " a
sec 81, 1 Il S--,ssns 80, = :
hsc, p t l6r. \ .''
Barnes Joseph Z 491acres, known
~ Barnes II lot. assmt - }, s,
~ -, pt S0s.
Byatm En.i Irs, 33be a..res
Oh D yua D.fro, 100 in pii.t'
wppis9 SO WOOL. a>sint sy}iD
st s.l3i -, p t.37 q. ~
al J II, - s.creS, tnfl sc y )
east of is,ad Of \ Dei;, asst .l.g,
st II 81, p t sc.
Be ute s;Sevs (es5aoe ID acres, $, {.
4 OF $ esq sec IL tyn,r 2 W
aSsmt III, y t So, p Ij.. .4s,,
14ihol Joseph, one steam saw and
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VI. Z
r lw, sssnt siso, 5 t 81 Is, p t a0c.
FOs' u u Jonu. 1o00 acres. adjoining lands
ikfd 6,aNn T. u.ksh suk assiat $500,
Sd S. S5-p IS 20.
2ats0a Bette trs p&e h7ISeia'le let II
aspssgc perry. sivJ. 5. -. p 10
ri ~ n David, 81 nvFes la !, aest Loo
sJ3i 4, . t40c
Rutland w il. IN Cclfax, blrck Ee. IL
assmt 100, $ 81 40, p 40c.
R.shy 5 +. l20 aces see ) Is r ) W asst
r s3,lsi AIS ptsl32
aassell Uni, ~ acres, see 6 t r2w,
a>smt $50 81 Top t BE.
Robis w J lob acres, wdr OF sec ~ 3
. rs ", assint S2l3 5. 81 p soc.
Reeve 9..o Il as,,iat So ;iS3 q t 36c.
SsoEe b inrs, st SaSeht AFT. I'D aces "
hi W Or ii Or $ " gr sc . tor e
assn, S;5O 5 2 l. p Ute.
Sullivan } II 800 ,:es, I 8 u ? SEQ g 8
". a.smt -45j - z p - IS
Sea blr'msh g " l6J acres ", asst
$50 I - Us p |: 81 10.
: ,nitef - b - acres IA hf n W or sec z { :
raw. assmt % 5 u 40 p { 40c
Sait.,r mrs, est ii. 800 acres, tS r W
a>s'nt $50 ) sil 90 p % ~.
Slusta.Jh Nary loo "A RS. by Watson, g
b. > sdiio.d. e ~ oniU.no. sss'nt 3ivv
10 .o PIT 4vc.
TiitJl =. ass.ut ,lU0 S 81 III p 4Dc.
Ie.rs rnyai:is l., ~ asies. e nf vt NV
~ eqy ~: u t RS ", assmt $40
st 81 81 . { 4-c.
rhomp son Anus y, SIS acres. known ~
Loser Fiasl /, II If of d HicsnsI.
as.;st Sl.oJ S5j - pt SO.
irls. 5 IA, .i;SJ afres, or If sec ii
ms " sec a. t W, sss.nt -oJ :
IL 81 PIT 50 - ~ tla8
Wo'! y j AZ, su ac es. y hf e Or sec q,
ass a. s.3J > - - y oJ:.
W.rser w y, leo "a res, not described
as,int Si7J . 5. ijs p otc!
Walker Wa sIccesslol, 100 acres, nos
. de,erib=i, assmu $50 81 81 Ii p 3Sc
Me.l a, ozo aces, II nf vi sec I 4 A W
s,uf OF or W Hf e Or see 50 . 4
A ", a-s,nt 500 st 81 - PIT 81. niss,s
W Iseier 4. houses and lots ia Mont
soalery, ASS mt s.5v So 61 y { Il.
Mood, /. y, ~ .,cles, la.sd and stoca,
Ass ait SIS So 81 - pt - "a.
W.i,ians'J lsep i. 81 acrs', pine woed'
ala, 80 ST 81 Ii Pc &c.
W,lsoa W y, ioJ acres npt dsscribed,
s, ass at ,szUJ - " > . 6Jc
W.iilpus W c, one iioa,s AMI lot ia
.Ao.f ( aus, y, ass-is s55j Si d. |
81 ~. ~" ~ slfh
Yass, J n, asslnt :f62. st 50 3 p t Csc.
4 n,n, ao1s. as Int ;5i : 81 Ii p ! BIS.
a .Sae W Al >, ai,-.-s s1v.', 5 81 10 8
4oc.
lo,l, Day..a n sliistsg 50 pr6ic
YJdhg VI -, Assault so0, ,. IJ p = pc
NOTICE is hereby gwen to III delin-
n qn-ut tax payers tnat by virtue OF
III law IN ne vested L will psocesi 20
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Wallace sars 49, 4...zr,1.
- a:;, p -
Watts Peter, ,s-ssn ia, II o..
PIT 81. tl 4
Washington asorse, ssssnla..il ;
Sic, p 2ic. ;v 'a'e
West P ..tr,ck, assIas 90. SO 81.
D 2k.
Waite yincy, asst .~.sG0. ; - 4.
pei u. II
White 5ela.'sssni ,s,o9, sslI, IS
pit 52e. os,c 3.
Whitg lc1,.aey, asst 80. a %,
White Nora, asst..190, - IS,
pit zoe.
White isludplab, ..>,raf .@alit, q
IL %, ps a..
IKnite ID ". Il2 acres. 4 de
scr.oed, asst 1.!)j, : a. -, 1T,
SUc
Wi.oburn Addison, assnt ss1iO. = 4
/. - d3 2 5ie J 4
IVaitste4 James, s-'ss ~, 90,
pr 21c
Wax osD Mr~. as,nt a3:5 st II
IS, y ~ b.
WilA'aa lF-si.s m' a''j2e. st =
-, p 4Sc
Wl1iia- 4; srr'-li. 's,'ai as
II % pa 3es'.
Will nspn il,yI !, = an; .iei, I
81 a., pit in w
W ilsoa Ia,ia. - sI.5. II
67,,p t as.
IYilsa' Bscr'll, '''ut rs, : t 7ec,
pit 2a-
Woads s:lsa, as tsiij, So , 10,
pt 3Sr.
TgilisA,a5 < II. s:,'i,acr.s. 3 "a.
Is, -, II tGr V, = mSe
q, sec y. ;S.-r ) y, a.i,lA44~fes
III 81 ms; ,,n"ry. A. m ,,3=l, {
81 81, , t - az
WnDw,9g3 q : A. agrees no. he
scr'bed. -smt GOD. 1t a. Or,
,pr - IL -n. 1'.',.,....,,i
Wa2daer ,'un, assent -, = 81 81
4, t,3it."' 50 ia
Pig @er fa,'als, a>Ssl. 90, 3
q 81, y Ii.
'F,ofgird Deyi.l, a'sbt ssl3', st
y s., p,' 52r.
'EAsoner IKIIl:a'ns as>ms 1925, :
s.3 81. p 9or
Williams z 4, asst s.SS, 81 Is,
pt8ir. ha+at ..l-.'l
IFu"lwsr'i Juo 4, assrnt 80, t
~. y 2zr. ~
'ya'.~ 'oan ,ssn fr'lIi. .,lg
y t A..
Whlie tgory, ass ut AZ, stjs:, ?
lec.
E'.re,s u 500 acres. s.e 5. Land
s, IS. - y -.-,s'rt ,,77.}3 >. al
4G,. p - u
t''ste's II Dss4a arreSpp' ! Is -rih
q, als.pt ELSA. rS.a1 81, rtI
IIlltla:c y -.s}1.it~ - %.
~ Si-.
IrIhiarss sisxln..er, ass II Si5,s'
sir. p;iSc
/ Wno'lrutfi sonpsop. assms 10,
lie. p t ic,
.IFherle,csc;ts.afle. ASA -, ~.
pt i2c. 80
Vheeler ) r. 1p9i tr"s, s y. 81
l.. 5 2, 5sw. uriI. s-c ;. !,
nwa sec IL. " Il u 8 !. So, II
Sc y : & 4. SEQ /. sh x !. So.
s1s-'.ssu,t .,lIfl. - &; apt
~, - 4
'Vheeler 'i,neop. v,S>t sta, 35r,
%. ic
IY,ik"r i-oao''e''; ASSN. ESQ, 5
~ %, ( soc
whita SA"ncer. asst rs pt-s
walker Mars d }Ie>,f15 acyes piae
land. improvements 1rdmarf--
ass'a' z445. - 5sst .s;f.
weave Hanl 80 asssa. o Ern = Il
Sc 4 u q = a'sg = y - q seq n
eqsw SC 9, t~r] W .s',t
"l15. ~ ~, - .0c.
Zeno Cnssalne,r. ae>.nt .,iGJ /
81 Is, p { lde
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V.lK's FLORAL GUIDE is beam

f1TuUK'S FLORAL GUIDE is IA bc.r,-
it'd Qrarserly JoarIial, timely
ilu,tFa'ed and containing an eie. ant
c,lore,l Flower Plate with the first
ndmber. Price only - cents i"r tho
year The first number Of lo55 just
issued in German and English III
''vick's Flower and Vegetable Car
den," in paper SD cts; with elegant
cloth cover, 81 90.
"vick's Casaio sae," 300 illustrations.
only : c.,.,ts
Address JAMES SiCA,
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tyson Sarah Mira, 522 acres, g b u
eq. sec 36, t 6 n. l. 2 W, swq 3
wa, sec 81, t 6, l W, NV qsw
q, sec 81 ami c q sec 36-asst
a5j7, t. 9 OS. p % %.
Tyson Sarah A Mrs, assnt los,
81 SO. PIT 42c.
.'ysoiA John, assmt lilo, { Il 60
pit 44c.
tyson Samuel, assmt PA. S Gao,
pit iSc,
Tyson Moses, asst ESQ. t = Is,
pit 60c,
Thompson Jesse (suc. off, 100
acres, no, described, asst .555,
st. . 05. pit -.
Tyson Reuben, assmt go. Sic,
pt2ic.
rorrie l. L, assmt ESQ, t - Is,
pit 60c.
rao:uas Adair, assmt sl30, = t Fl,
IS. PIT 52c.
Turner Peter, asst .l35, q SO,
pit 54c
Tracy Mahaly Mrs, 50 acres, not
described, assnt 1917, ""5 3,
pit 81.
Trucy J +, S0acres, not described.
ass ...257 5o,st s.a -, PIT 81 Oh,
Turner Al u, asst -l13, ~ IL,
pt1U.
Ussrry Philip, assmt ITO, St.,
! PIT Ale.
yircber John, assmt go, st zoe,
Yaiery Valcom, asst 75, s " 90
! pt30c. si.I. Id ....t....
Valentine John, 80 acres, va
sec 80, n, Il w--assmt l25J
st.2 80, p t sac. p Ia.
Vaiery John, asst = 100, t /. As,
PIT 4Jc.
Valerv Jas, so acres, not described
.assn,t Toe st~l -, = a0c.
Wi.l,ima Hannilh. asstnt loo, !;
IL Is, pit 4uc
Wardei \ IL II i, Ii6 acres. 800
acres IN sec s, u, RI, 2ij acse-
lit see t, "a, RI --assnt loot
st.29 O3, pr 4j 80
Ward Jack, assmt 80, $ t 49,, p t
! l2c.
Waite Horace, asst :.1l0. 81 On
! PIT 44c.
Wilson Olvia Mrs, assmt s,17h. $ t
49, Al pit GSe.
Woo,ls Perry, assmt ss5). Sic
PIT dc.
Wooiruf R,bt, assmt Els, g
| GS, p t 3oc.
Williams Taylor, asst as, 5 SIC,
| pit l6..
Woods Carries, assn' 'ssd0, S Sic,
! pt2ic.
Noo,iwar! Anderson, assmt .iSa,
str2 "a, pit I2c.
Waldrup EiizaberG Mrs,A B Rake
! agent, lou acres, b q e 4
seqs- g V,s9c D. \, - ",
i.Ae ls,.i -asSt ~3j3. sly 10,
; ptul IS
Walker james, assmt ..l20, ~
! 10, pit 81.
Wilson J,mes, assmt $50, s I3:,
/ pit zoe.
Walker Robt, asst Eos. Fl &c,
/ :, 42c.
Williamson Hiram, assmt 300, $ I
Is2 30, y Soc.
Watkins iSn.u. assnat .lJo, =
I Ii, PIT 6Bc
Williams DJtin Mrs, one house ani
at lii Ninatt 'rirtv. ss,in. sJJ,
sta275, pt 7Fr.
Williams Il B. $50 acres, lots 3, 4
aad ), sec Il, less acres, aud
Jess i of lot 7,sec IL, s, r 5 ",
aud blocks 81 anI 81 IN Mont
goluery, Inprove,i--asst al 10,
st Go II, p Ill 05.
Noodson Monroe, assnit 40, t
al IL, p Ice.
Williams 5 J, assmt 90, $ t r. 81
PIT See
Wllinyham 5 D, assmt ~, 81
Al, PIT 33c.
Willett g IL, assnt .s2l), 90 II
pit CSC.
Willett Amanda Mrs, 80 acres, not
described, asst 300, t = 30,
ptssl 20.
Wilson james, assmt si0j, IL
Is, p t Acc.
Wtllans Georse, asst ..75, s Il
Oh, p { Doe
Williams y &, asst s75, S t i %,
pit soc.
Williams Jordan, asst n50, 73c
PIT Zoe.
Williams Acey, assInt S15. s t "a
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ga acres. n Y q sec ~.
, ~ assmt 1913, S t 81
81 - 400, e.
h. Henry, a'smt s12i' 5 -
k,tS9c. A,,s I, % ~
yrsll, assmt si4'' $ - ~
a.; 200 acres, s b a eqn
a, sec 10, aud n W q $ w "
sw ar NV or, sec ~
'r4w-assmt SAB, S t So
q 5. II. .,,a
(M,lstopner, asslat Sit=' 81
n Of, ptj1c.
= Harrv, assmt Sldo, s { >
n !, Wm, assmt $50, s t I3c,
ru Mrs on F., 800 acres,
daswqsh "a $ " 4 an"
Il see [. and n q W h II w
~. ser Il. $, 5 -asmt
% st s. y. pit 81 81.
4 ,rrd Jno H, Il L Shepherd
4 .al). one house AMI lot III
a,,,,maty. assmt $3.50, S { So
ptsI IT,
"A uire 0ntie, 40 acres, not de-
r,asI. ass.ns SID, 5 I 5! %,
y sc.
\, Nancy E Mrs, 2l9 acres,
Il aswq sec ). Ii 6 q IA W q
elO,peqnel, sec ., t y, r
r-asstut s465, t.sii rs, pit
n IS.
ier J B, assmt $40, : 81 GO
Ale.
a ms J B ~ acres, not descrlb-
|. sssmt S5i5, : t 81 81, p t 81
,eelford ) B, agent, 800 acres,
4 described, assmt $500, : t
y pts!.
Ibeno Wm, 2:,a acres, not de-
Eribe,l, assiat Sjij, st 81 "a, p
s. Is.
1 Joseph, ASSN so, t l5c, p
g..
Erslani W, assmt $50, $ t 4se,
1 l2c.
mp,on VI, assmt SIS, s t zoe,
t2l.
,ia 4 D, ssslnt 1851, y t 50 IS
,t6ir.
snss Jackson, assmt $40, t 81
b, pit 36c.
hbr o.tger, assmt SIS, st asc
tic.
liars G ", assmt c2lO, $ t -
~, pit 81.
rer Peer, aSslnt $50, s t 81 i6
pit BE,
hner William ar Turner Brook
srs, assaht SIS, = t 25c, p 81
slamy SaaL, asst SlSJ, sCS2 81,
Ipt1.r.
aonss fs,ior, asst St5. 3 t Gee,
pi he
|'alhk Hury, asst 50, S t GGc, y
|risc
amer il'f.,h,a,, asst $2Ao. s t 81
u tt sJc.
|srarr Abel, asst Sl3>, st$i 81,
rt 5ic
|araer Henry, LEO acres. not de-
~nbpd, asst S299, 5 { 81 81, D t
81 Ii
aylor Niles, asst $3.50. s t 81 IS.
Pits.
alor ID .nnis, assnt $40. sti5.,
p'a
''"n sm, ~. acres. see ~. { s,
'ssni s3'5, : s., p.sl 81.
Nlor ai"aphrm Mrs. assrt $50
sfs! 30. pit 6lc.
age I,seph, assent SIPS, t 81
g., pt Sic.
Rom Is Cil,rles, assmt .--.t', s t II
", 2sc.
qhr Dull or Saml, assnt a,g9,
st = Il ut - IL.
f'npsan Levi, 80 acres, not de-
@.'o D. l. aSslat s29a, 5 t ~, NJ 80,
ptlSJr.
''aes Mex. assmt 80, S t 13c,
pt2)e.
'oh 'san L 7, 80 acres, not de-
~'i"''' a'st $50, isle. 2lc.
!, au ps'n \ D, asst .,.575, $ : IS
% pr @2 b.
''ai''aa Em, 30 acres, n W q
80 aeqsw q, see 20, t s u.
v v IA Il va, sec 81. neq
. soc 81, $ eFse e, sec 81,
- u Z s-assnt $50, ia
~, PIT Il 81.
y. a,n p Lewis. assmt -.si20, s t
s. 90, p t 81 6.
!, Ha net, assmt s.:;40, S /
y "a, p ri 36.
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