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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-03-02
Notice |!

Whereas, Z. C. LITTLE of Hardwick in the
county of Caledonia, at the December term of Cal
edonla County Court, entered his action against
the Granite Agricultural Works a firm composed
OF z. b. Meyhan and N. Meyhan doing business at
Lebanon state of New Hampshire wherein the
plaintif declares against the defendants in plea
OF the case, setting forth that the plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS entered into a mutual contract for the
delivery of certain agricultural instruments by de-
fendants to plaintiff, which instruments plaintiff
was to sell, and plaintiff AYERS that defendants,
though often requested neglect and refuse to de
hyer to said plaintiff said implements in accordance
with sad contract also in a further plea of the
case, embracing the general counts of indebitatus
assumpsit, as by said writ and declaration on file
more fully appears.
Whereupon, it appearing that the said defendants
mad not had legal notice of the pendancy of this
SUIT u Is ordered by the court that the plaintiff
cause them to be notified thereof by publishing the
material parts of his declaration together with
this order, three weeks successfully, in the Gale
DOMAIN, a newspaper printed in st. Johnsburv in
said county of Caledonia the last publication to be
at least 20 days previous to the ensuing term of
this court, to be holden at ST. JohIsbury on the
first Tuesday of June A. ID. 1877, to which term
said action stands continued.
COS A. Z. RANKIN, Clerk.
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The New York Nation hopes that
Mr.. Piatt of the Capitol will not be in
dicted and punished for incendiary
writing because it will simply adver-
tise his paper. What does the Nation
mean Will such an advertisement
promote the interest of a paper Would
it not rather tend to prevent the sue
cess of the paper? If this plea is based
upon correct view of the people, men
OF Piatt's proclivities are at premium.
We believe they are at discount and
ought to feel the rigor of the law.-Bos-
ton journal.
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Formerly in the employ of John A Moore and for
the past year with Messrs. L. & L. Fairbanks
Co. He will be pleased at any and all
times to see his friends and the public
at the store. We shall buy
our Goods for Cash and
, 1877-11-10
The StslnaOn Of Columbia River
and Puget aOMna.
BY JAMES q. SWAN.

The most important fish taken in this
Territory, both as regards the quantity
and extensive use made of it by the ma
tives and settlers for food, as well AS for
the valuable branch of business of export
purposes is the Salmon, ofwhIch, includ-
ing the trout, there are sixteen varieties
as enumerated by Cooper and Suckley in
their reports on the zoology OF the Ter
ritory, and by Baird, Girard, Sir John
Richardson and other authorities, who
have written upon the Ichthyology of the
northwest coast.
DR.. suckley, an originality quite CON-
mendable IN him. has adopted Indian
names for new varieties which are more
readily understood 10y the people of the
Territory than the improaounccable
Greek and Latin names commonly used
in scientific descriptions, and his names
, 1877-11-10
Port Discovery lieIhs.

George Cooper still keeps up his rcNia-
bic stage line between Pors Townsend
and Tukeys landing on Discovery Bay.
His teams 20 into town every morning,
arriving there about ten A. " and starts
from there for the landing at about two
M.
The little steam lnunch that runs
across tu the mill from Tukeys handing 10
u well paying piece oiproperty. Dir Tux
ey is now the owner.
Like other places dealing in logs, Dis
coVery feels the depression ir tee uu-
ber market. 1t is estimated thai there
are enough logs already cut on the Sound
to last the mills ut their present rate OF
saving from four to six months. Gam
is still buying largely. has some 1S,0OO,-
600 feet on hand, enough to last her
some four months at her present rate Of
saving,
No other mill is buying extensircly
except Blakely. At Discovery, two
weeks ago, there was only little over
100000 feet on hand, and they were
not buying. They proposed to saw up
all logs on hand, ann then shnt down
the mill Tor eXtensiye repairs and i'm
pTovements.
Mr.. Woods expects to be able to cut
and handle his lumber 80 cents per 900
cheaper when these improvements are
effected than at present. This mill receiv-
ed q thorough overbauliDg last winter,
and with these repairs it will become one
OF the best and most economical mills to
run in the country. Like all other lun-
bermen on the Sound, they are aNIiously
awaiting to see il there will be wet
winter in Southern California, ii so then
after improvements are all completed
they will start up full time.
No transient men are around the place
no more than are barely necessary to run
the mill being IN the town, and these
being nearly all old employees.
One of the representative characters of
the place, Mr.. A. II. Tilden, on Monday
night, Oct. 90, came near being saffocat-
ed and burned to death. He was awak-
ened about midnight, to find himself
nearly stihed with the smoke in his cab.
in and before he scarse had time to see
about him, he felt the fiIe burning his
bed, underclothing as well as the bare
flesh. His cabin WINS fortunately close to
the water, arousing himself, with aid
procured evrything was speedily drench
ed with water. The damage was chiefly
confined to his clothing and bedding.
and amounted to between fifty and seven.
ty-fye dollars.
, 1877-11-10

(hdherrdcy) formed by MINING t~getb-
or rUtting leaves and S.n,b, and leaving
them for about two yeaE., after which
time the leaves nrc found to have Mn,Ney-
gone complete decomposition, II very few
sbriyelled cells being diseovcrable among
sand-grnins amd brown organic mol
rcules.
To ascertain aGc precise part taken by
the cnrth.wnrm in the pioduCt%n of
this vegetable monld, Won lIensep liaCcd
two worms III shss vessel tiieb with
sand. on the surface Of which was spread
u layer Of fallen leaves. The worms set
to work ut once, and, after abult six
weeks, the sSrtnce nt the sand WAS found
to be covered with u layer of mould near
ly half M inch deep, while many lcaycs
had been carried TO n debth Vt thrre
inches. WorM-tubcs ran in MI direc.
items through the sand; some were quite
fresh; Others lmd sail Of mould un
eighth Of I'M inch Thick; otheys again
were completely filed with moAld. In
shoit, the soil OF the vessel WAS already
perfectly well prepared Cor the gr~wth OF
plants.
A single worm weighs about inrty.siX
grains, and produces in twenty-four
hours nearly eight grains Uf eXcremcn-
titi0us matter. Tbpye nre, on IN aver
nge, abont thirty thousand worms to an
acre Of ground, the combined weight OF
which is over two huNalred and twenty
pounds, and which together pass through
their bodies and reduce ~ n fine state OF
division about thlrty-ssyen pounds OF
mould in wenty-tour hours. Besides
this, they produce uniform distribution
OF the mould, open mp passages in the
subsuil for roots, and render the sabsoiY
fertile. They thus perform tor the agri-
cultusist an Office which is not only val
uable and extensive, but quite inimita-
ble.-NiRetteHh Century,.
, 1877-11-10

ports. There is quite ms much difference
in the quality ct our Salmon ns between
the tat cuMchon and the dry smell, or
between extra number one mackcrci and
thinkers" and those establishments who
pay the most attention to the selection %.
the best varieties will find that the mar
ket demand will give them the prefer
encc.-Argw.
, 1877-11-10
uindoo's Scnrch for 'ErMill.

All tie NOlIu ONtI' N"luVI' !" 'h"NS
that never have trod,
Are the people ctcrnalIy seeking tor the
signs and steps ota God
Westward across the ocean, and north
ward ayen the snow,
Do they all stand gazing, as ever, and
what do the wiscst know!
Here in this mystical India, the dcities
hover and swarm
Like the Wild bees heard in the trce.top,,
or the gusts of agat'tcring storm;
In the air men hear their voices, their feet
on the rocks are seen,
Yet we all say, "Whence is the message.
and what may the wonder mean"
4 million shrines stand open, aud over
the censer swings;
As they bow 3" mystical symbol or the
figures of ancient kings;
And the incense rises ever, and rises the
endless cry
Of those who are heavy laden, and of
towards, who are 10th to die.
For the destiny drives us together, like
deer in pass of hills.
Above is the sky, and around us, the
sound and the shot that kills;
Pushed by II Power we sec not, and struck
by hand unknown.
We pray to the trees tor shelter, and
press our lips to a stone.
Here are the tombs of my knsfolk, the
first of an ancient name,
Chiefs who were slain on the wartield,
and women who died in fame;
Thcy are gods, these kings OF the fore
time, they are spirits who guide our
Ever watch and worship; they sit with
marble face.
And the myriad idols around me, and
the legion of muttering priests,
The revels and rites unholy, the dark un-
speakable feasts!
What have they wrung from the silence
Hath even whisper come
OF the secrct-whcnce and whittier
Alas! tor the gods are dumb.
Shall list the words OF the English, who
come from the utterniOst sea
"The Secret, hath it been told you, and
what is your message to me Z"
It is naught but the underworld story,
how the earth and the heavens
began,
How the gods are glad and angry, and
Deity once was man.
had thought, "Perchance in the cities,
where the rulers of India dwell,
Whose orders fash from the far land,
who girdle the earth with spell,
They have fathomel the depth we float
on, or measured the unknown MAN,"
Sadly they turn from the venture, and
say that the quest is vain.
u life then dream and delusion, and
where shall tlIe dreamer swakei
Is the world seen like shadows on wuter,
and what il the mirror breaki
Shall it pass as camp that is struck, as
a tent that is gathering and gone
From the sands that were lamp lit at eve,
and at morning are level and lone
u there naught in the heavens above,
whence the hail and the levin are
hurled,
But the wind that swept around us by
the rush OF the rolling wordf
The wind that shall scatter my ashes,
and bear me to silence. and sleep
With the dirge, and the sounds of lament.
ing, and voices of woman who weepl
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X cltl-
~ Of are.
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| urginn.d
fth' whole
lou eight
IN In the
lie were
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State Of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
~ mtrr fn,>f>In< DJ
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Martin l.. Bullock and John S. Reynolds,
Executors,

Martin l.. Bullock and John S. Reynolds,
Executors,
Us.
Agnes w. Reynolds, Daniel Bowie, ct at
BY virtue of an order Of the Court of
Common Pleas in this case, / will
sell at Abbcville Court House on Sales
day. 5th of November next, within the lc-
rai hours OF Sale, the following property
Of the estate OF Larkin Reynolds, dcccas-
cd-to wit.
lst. \ tract of land containing THIN
|TI-FOUR ACRES, more or less, hound
ed by lands Of w. G. Kennedy, Thom;s
\. Watson and otbers-Survcyed by j.. Ii.
Chilos, July ETH 1877.
I'd. \ tract of land containing TlilR-
.TY-FOUR ACRES, more or less, bound,
cd by lands of j.. II. White, the estate OF
Norwood and others, also surveyed by
J. II. Chiles.
Sd. \ tract of land known as the PAT
.TERSON LAND" surveyed ny .. ii.
Chilcs. December LIST lS75-containing
FIVEuUNDREn AND FIFTY ACRES
more or less, and bounded lIy lands OF
J. ~. McKcllcr, James l.. Morrow, the
estate of Richard Watson and others.
This tract Will he sold i'll one or more
parcels rs the referee may determine.
Plots to DO exhibited on day Of sale.
TERMS half cash, and the other half
at the expiration Of twelve months, with
interest from the day of sale. The credit
portion to be secured by bond and good
security. Titles not to be delivered I'M
til the whole purchase money is paid.
Purchaser to pay for papers and taxes i'll
arrcar.
October .ltll 1877.
JOSHUA y. JONES,
Sllcritrs Office. >. y. G..
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S;heri1f''S Sale.
John G. Douglass and others,
j.. G.. Hamilton, and others.

tS.
j.. G.. Hamilton, and others.
JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE
AND ORDER OF COURT TO SELL.
BY virtue of an order of Court 10 me
directed III the above stated case,
will sell at Ahbcvillc Court House on
Salcsday in November next within the
LEGAL hours of Sale the following Real
Estate to wit:
Two Tracts of Land situated lying and
being neal Abbcvillc Court House, on
Norris Creek, known as tho
JOHN HAMILTON HOMESTEAD
bounded by lands now or former
4. Wicr and others, continuing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY QsO)
ACRES more or less.
Also another tract bounded Ivy lands
owned or formerly owned by J. II. Will
son, J. \. Wier and VIM. #. Mcmillan,
Thomas Thomson and Mrs. JMlC Ken
ady, containing
one HUNDRED AND TWO (1O2)
ACRES
moro Or less. ,..,,
Each Of the above tracts to bc divided
and sold in two or more tracts, 0unda
rics, descriptions and plots to be exhibi-
ted on day OF sale. Terms OF sale. One
half of the purchase money to be paid in
cash tho balance On 4 credit OF twelve
months with interest from day Of sale ut
the rate of ten per cent. per mnum
credit portion to he secured by bond and
mortgage OF the premises:
j. y. JONES,
SEcritf'sO Office. >. y. e.
Oct. ~, 1877, If.
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Little Bufalocs.

Mr.. G. S. Cadc is erecting n food Nc on
his dam ut his mill on Little River.
Major Ben Gilbert Is putting up Il now idrc
over Little River ut Cadc's Mills. This Lie
stands above instead Of below the dam aIr-
merry.
Cotton In his section Is opening very rail.
~. their IL comparatively no more than 10
thirds Of crop but the staple Is rcmarkal.
good.
On the morning OF the 10th inst. Mr.. II.
| North had his arm badly cut as also his han
br n gin. We are glad to hear however tn
his wounds are rapidly healing.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. G. Wosmansky, rs. B.. w. and II. l.. Williams
Executions.
RY virtue of the above and sundry other exc
onions TO me directed against the above de-
G.nGants, | will sell at Abbeville court house
~, cnirI,v in November next within the legal
hours of sale, the following real estate ana
tracts of land TO wit Home tract of K. l.: WI.
liams, bounded by lands of W. !. CllnksriueS
and Vi. l., Prince, containing three hundred
acres more or less. The Frasier place OF H.. l..
Williams, bounded by lands Of estate OF j..
| Campbell Martin, Mrs. Miller anu others. cnh-
tnininr four hundred acres more or less. Inc
Hrnnyon place OF X: l.. Williams, containing
Two hundred and fifteen acres more or less ana
bounded by lands of ID: ~tlinkscalrs,. ". ="
rrimrr and others. Tie Ruth tract OF Is. W.
Williams. containing three hundred acres more
or " less and bounded by lands Of J. W. Power,
j. Il. Brownlee and others. The McNalr tract
Of Is. w. Williams, containing three huliur'"
ncrrs more or less and bounded by lanes Oh D.
Il. Browmlcc, W. C. Latimcr aud others.
TcrmS-caSh. j, l. JUN Ed ;. y
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We In that Hcsckiah McGhc" died last
week typhoid pneumonia, At the resi-.
denrc G!lis brother Mr.. A.. {. McGce, oI
Gre'nNli He was buried at the, family
hurHinS tnnd al Turkey Creek, Abheri!lH
county. ?r IlczZy was well known 10 tnt
people, 81 scounty and 10y his ccccn!riclty
ana odd Inner often furnished harmless
aniuScihcnt all with whom he came IN con
land.
THERE VILE Il number Of brides at our
Fair, ana Il imbcr OF other young ladies
VINO may eNrttO he asked to wear Orange
blooms ana ~prl>vails.
THE camels hcoming" next Saturday.
Bring on your hatollar and see NIL the ami
mails.
TIL show is..noWu the talk among the
boys.
Mrs. T. c. GowElook n number Of pre-
miums at the GrecnNe Fair.
NEXT week the Fatomes off. when every
body will be expected be on hand.
THIS Fair promises be the best that we
have had.
THE competitive mili.v drill takes place
on the first and second Us of the Fair.
Mr.. CooGLER is still at, sick. though he
now seems to be on risinG-oundS.
MISSES REBRccA Garland Annie luck
abcc are Oft for the .Andcrs Fair.
THE Anderson Fair Is no progrcss.
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Sheriff g Sale.

Catlin, Benedict & Co.,
against
Vance & Mosclcy.
Execution.
BY virtue Of the above execution ana
sundry otllcrs-to inc directed 1 will
sell at Abbcvillot'0urt House on Sale
day in November next within the legal
hours the following personal property
to wit:
One two Horse Buggy .
as the property Of J. II. Vance and one
HORSE as the property of J. NJ. Nose
ley, at the suit of Catlin, Benedict & Co.,
and others.
TERMS CASH.
J. y. JONES,
Shcritf's Office. S. \. G.
Oct. III, 1877, tt.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Geo. W. Williams & Co., rs. II. S. Ingram
Judgment ofForeclosurc and order OF Court
to sell.
BY virtue of an order Of Court, to me directed
in the above stated case, ] will sell on saleday
within the legal hours of sale, the following
cal estate, to wit: One tract or parcel OF
bounded by lands of d.. Wyatt aiken, r. a.
ing one hundred and sercnty-one and one haif
acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale-Tlie cost and ono half or tho
purchase money to be paid In cash and the res.
iiue on q credit of twelve months, Will interest
at the rate oftwclve per cent. per unnum. Bal.
unce purchase money to be secured by bond
untll all of the purchase money is paid.
J. y. JONES, 8. o. c.
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Samuel Hunter Place.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Towers & Broyles Us. James Henry Bell
and w. Il. Cowan and Robert Haddon
rs. same-Execution.
by virtue of an execution to me d.
rected in the above stated case / will sell
ut Abbeville Court House within the
legal hours Of sale the following Real
aud Personal property, to wit: One
tract of land IN Diamond Hill township
known as the '"Tolbert Place" contain
ing two hundred and sixty-nine acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of
A. J. Clinkscales, Mrs. Kay and others.
Also threeanules and one cow and calf.
]. Y. Jones. s. A. G..
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Francis A. Williams, admir-, vs. Moses
G. DISQUALIFICATION.
BY virtue of the above execution to
me directed, / viii sell at AbbevilIe
court house on saleday, being the 9Th o.
November next, within the legal hours
of sale the following personal property
to wit-One steam engine with the fix
lures and appendages thereto attached,
being the engine now run by Lafayette
Bowie, levied upon as the property of
NJ. &. Taggart TO satisfy mortgage of
Mrs. Margaret Il. Williams. Sold sub
ject to a mortgage for cash.
!. Y. JONES. g, q. C..
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A Kill from GrOggEprincs.

Wheat Is being offered 10 thFrccdmrn il
the Girogry Springs section iced cotton
one hrSll"l wheat Tor gD l"iiIu cotton
the cotton to bc delivered nj mig.
Mr.. Benton sharp has the Smtcst boy II
the township.
Mr.. b. r. Q has gathered nd cribbct
400 bushels corn rom II acres ON land.
Mr.. X. W. Crawford has the nest corr
crop on Parks Creek, He has - :,.s of bot.
tom corn that Will make SIM buS]S-woult
make n thousand II he would Lrow Mr.
r. VI. PrattS to measure it'll
Owing TO the press in ~huSincSlr. ], y
Liddrll has declined cHhibitinslis liv,
stock at the Fair.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

James S. Latimer, rs. VIM. G. Latimer
Execution.
BY virtue of an execution to me d.
rected in the above stated case, | will
sell at Abbeville court house Oh saleday
in November next, within the legal
hours of sale the following real estate tc
wit--One tract of land containing foul
hundred and 81 acres more or less
bounded 10y lands Of b. w. Williams
John E. Brownlec, j. W.. Black ant
others. Terms cash.
j. Y. JONES, S. i. c.
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State of South Carolina
Abbeville County.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
James \. Reid-EXccutor,
Against

JULIUS ~,
Against
Miller & Robertson, and others.
BY virtue of an order of the Court OF
Common Pleas in this casc-l will
sell ut .Abbcvillc Court House, on Sales
day 9TH OF November next, within the
legal hours of sale, the following proper
tv, of the estate Of Lclnucl Reid dcccls-
cd-tO wit.
LIST. TIE REMAINDER, after the life
estate of Mrs. Sophia w. Reid in the
land assigned to her rs dover consisting
of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ONE ACRES, (22l,O Il plot OF which
was returned by the Commissioners in
! Dover.
I'd. The tract Af,cr taking Oft dover,
consisting of FIVE HUNDRED (3oW
ACRES, more or less. To be sold i'll one
or more parcels, as the referee may di-
rect, plots to he exhibited OH day of sale.
TERMS half cash, and the other hall
at the expiration of twelve months, with
interest from the day Of sale. Tho cred
it portion to be sec lrcd by bond and good
security. Titles not to be delivered until
the whole purchase money is paid. Pur-
chascrs to pay for papers II taxes i'll ar
rear.
JOSHUA y. JONES,
Shcrin"S Office. 5. y. {.
October t, 1877.
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David Jennings, Robert Tomkins, ct
IT,, as. L. It, Arnold--Exccution.
BY virtue of an execution to me d.
rcctcd in the above stated case, I will
sell ut Abbeville court house on sale
day in November next, within the legal
hours of sale the following property to
wit--Two black horse mules. Terms
cash. j. y. JONES. 8. a. c.
October s, 1877. 303-3H
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.A~KnEvILI.E, October M.-Cotton active and
creaSiIig at this point. Arrivals during the
past three days being very heavy. Good
grades will bring rum9 llg@ln.
AUGUSTA, October D.-CUttun firm and In
demand; middling lO1-; receipts LIB;
sales l. lGl.
CHARLESTON, October W.-(otton firmev;
middling lUH9 ~ sid; net receipts 3.l521; sales
100.
LOUISVILLE, October m.-Mnrkctsomewhat
easier, hut prices unchanged thu oughoui.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

w II Parker, commissioner in Equity, rs. sam.
b Hodges. admir-, IN re W II Parker, colimr
Execution.
RY virtue of an execution to me directed. /
will sell ut .ihbevillr court house on Saleday in
November next within Tie legal hours of sale.
The following real estate to wit: One house ana
lot I'm the village of COkeSbury, known us the
Hodges Homestead. adjoining lands of W
.Iikcn, Mrs. WalldrOp and others. containing
- acres. TermS-caslI.
j. y. JONES, s. {. C.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

T.. c. Perrin, rs. VIM. 4. Lanier, adm'r-Sale
from Probate Court.
BY virtue OF an order to me directed, I will
sell on salcd.ly In November next, within the
legal hours OF sale the following real estate, TO
wit: One truct OF land belonging TO the estate
Of Thomas +. Lanicr, Deceased, containing four
hundred and sixty acres more or less, bounded
and John ID. Sullivan. Sold ON the following
terms: One third cash, the other two thirds on
4 credit of twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale ut the rate OF ten per cent. per an
mum, to be secured by q bond with good sure
tics and Il mortgage Of the premises. Purchas-
err to pay for all necessary papers and recording.
Terms OF sale TO be compiled with before the
Probate Judge. J.. Y. JONES, g. a. G.