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, 1878-03-09

UT or LUCK.-We hear of an old settler
hA'lied Miller, living near Dayton, who has lit
'sFaIIy list all his pos>essiuns Hispre-emption
Gain was jumped, and on examination of
'nF iHiTrS 1t was found that he had never had
'A' uaim properly described. He next fell
'HA On his " homestead, Of which he had
OTvnln possession between eight and nine years,
,D' mere ;Aln the papers were at fault, and so
A'ae end o: half generation he finds him
Vi without an acre Of land that he can call
II, own For Years We have known that great
'Ns'e'SheS> was the rule in relation to land
"'1''erS ami now the outcome is that many
~IIlerS will hose their claims Ind we will have
- ,!'Sn'hli crop Of lawsuits. The lawyers have
"F pF'>l-ct Of 4 rich harvest ahead.
, 1878-03-09

MuL CONTACTS The contract for carry
III; the daily mail between kelton and the
nalie> has been awarded to q. j. Salisbury, at
sN,w per annrm- From Boise city to WIN;
nemucca, II. White, contractor, So, 900 per
innnm; Eagle Rock to Salmon city, Thomas
Nci'rvitt, 1870: Lewiston to Pine Grove,
NcCoy ( Stanton, $3.50; Lewiston to Pierce
'ty. 5. f. Huntly, SID; Indian Valley to
Washington, Calvin z. White, S117J; Wash
in6ton t" Mount Idaho, II. !. Elliott, Sl270 :;
Lewiston t" Mount Idaho, John HALEY, $3.50 !;
h-'tteSnake 10 Atlanta, i. l. Liner. Sl1SS-
, 1878-03-09
AMERICAN BONDS. Boston Adrer'

AMERICAN BONDS.-The Boston Adrer-
tiser, strong goldite paper, agrees with
senator Thurman that the comingof Amer
lean bonds home from Europe ought to
occasion Joy rather than sorrow and it
arques that they "are coming to pay what
Europe owes us-to adjust The balance of
trade" which has been running in our
favor If we can spare the money to hold
these bonds, and three millions of idle
capital in the country, it IS much better
that the interest should be paid at home
than sent to Europe.
, 1878-03-09

GProsEn To SUBSIDIES A correspondent
whites us from Yakima city that 4 public meet
in; hal been held at that place, and a resolu-
ten unanimously adopted, declaring that the
Iroplr Of Yakima county arc opposee to voting
,,ub.ilyiu aid OF the Walla WnIla and Seattle
railrai. The resolution further declares that
they have No confidence III the projectors Of the
Enterprise, ami concludes with the expression
# the belief that our "a!y hope Is in The early
baildin. Of the North P..vihc railroad.
, 1878-03-09
p,op,rr Cc,-Rr.-The following were

PRon.rr Court. The following, were the
proceedinss in the Probate Court. during the
week: In the matter of the estate cf Andrew '
Pitts, deceased; estate assigned to Sarena Pits
dec.ased's widow, subject to community dentS-
Tn the matter of the estate of Thos- h McCoy'
deceased ID. s. Baker, Vim. Stevens, John +;
Rover. A. II. Reynolds and Fred Stine, citeu
to appcar March p, 1873, to testify as 20 Ger
toin nrnperty belonging to said estate.
, 1878-03-09

WATER CoxPaNY.-The district court has
been in session nearly all week taking testl-
mony N the case of McCalley, ct al, vs. D.
c. Isaacs, involving the right OF the water
company to take water from Mill Creek nor 1or
the purpose of supplying our citizens Inc me
case is very important and will be consested
inch by inch.
, 1878-03-09

,.sc,Rn,-We call attention to the law
=. Iujo. Noble, in another column Pre-
:. - coming here Mr.. Noble was a member
,.,. S,,.k,on har, and stood high in his pro-
- Give the new comers chance.
, 1878-03-09

Nail CoyrEACroEs. 1t Is understood
;b.. Barlow, Huntly & Co, the present con-
,ractors. have lost the carrying Of the mails
On the rcure betwecnt the palIes and kelton.
These gentlemen have held the contract tor
,p-rioI Of eight years. and 1t is just to say
tia. they have carried the mails with great
resnlarI;v.
, 1878-03-09

Dnrryys. We understand that Judge
vir,.pl declines the republican nomination
:, ,-.n,.ssut the territory at large in the con
,.i,u,,Dal convention. This haves Col. George
y. a. representative Of Walla Walla repub-
T.,r;,r, W. presume the gallant WARRIOR
vii prove equal to the emergency.
, 1878-03-09

l.aNr, 7. Ne>r>-7>7~N~~
81 ''AFEES.-We learn that number
,h, , jumpers have gone into the country
t,i.,s DAYTON and that very great excitement
.,,rs II relation to disputed titles. The old
te5 s !" lie number of eighty, nave organ
Op,bs.a NE purpose of resisting the Jumpers
rsk,, S'hef hand the squatters have organized,
s;,, IN Parties being we'll armed and deter
" =, hight is liable to occur at any moment
- 'sAdy hear of old settlers being dispos-
iDto y, Their lands on account of some triAins
c,... Ai'y' and, as a matter of course, this
IL, - ,eFy bitter feeling, One of the old set
h ~. Of'ils Us that an officer of the land Office
y..,sr much to blame in this matter The
e, ' ;as Is that this officer furnishes the Jump.
ivnr., 'nAtlon as to land tha. is liable to BE-
,t,r, !, and in that way has aided in bringing
happsnI. ne s Present ill-feeling. Whatever NAV
calned d"t Trust that the excitement will be
sty and amicably. - o''p0'' ''
, 1878-03-09

r,,,s i.tohave second newspaper. In
r,on...r would not one suffice" 1t Is
81. hov, that head the new enterprise,
~ 5y,bs knowing ones predict that Abbott
=; :, down in I gdft.
, 1878-03-09

WF wrr. of Salem, Oregon, will
IA norrow, in the Presbyterian church,
v. and deliver discourse on Bible
Ill a. III ,iinstrated by a pictorial chart of
t,,,ry s.. ?. N.
, 1878-03-09

IN Thursday, March 7th, on Main
bs', zen Strai.;ht's jewelry store and the
'T'i ii = pair of gold enameled cuff
fl1'TT-1 T1a nf snIer will please leave the same at
(. \. E.rmeE. hotel
, 1878-03-09


'Ht l'iE OF lNHIGRATIoN has turned this
= ati 1t now begins to look as though the
~! Is 10 be overrun by people seeking new
''--'> Last Sunday the boat and cars brought
Y'F one hundred strangers, and Wednes-
: "a'n aided fifty more to the number a
majority of the new corners are stout,
=, ''iiel men, who come to find good and
IN 'AaaS. This class of immigrants will do
q -''' i' scarcely possible for too many of
fn' " 'oine Our valley offers peculiar in,
-. 4'ea'' To the tiller of the coil. but to the
\ '.'''OiAi man, the mechanic, and in fact all
,,sa 'n Producers, the openings are limited,
"a. ~'rd from lis can reach this class, our
10 remain where they are. In few
wilt Men the country is settled up, there
eh.D;rx oI+alnsS for professional men and me
nop-nr,,, Du' ior the present We haye all the
f''4ueeFs that the country requires.
, 1878-03-09

p,xory1os INDEPENDENT has pa
IND =, and in its issue Of this week
~ ''' a,ce is devoted to single speech,
BE s'c"nD =. ! about as good a paper as usual.
, 1878-03-09

10, IS WHEAL-We hear Of an amateur
' rbo wouldn't pay his debts last fall
'''l... ,bs,. was only - cents a bushel, now
l-clnr SS n. creditors to take out their claims
! .Is5t a, ~ cents.
, 1878-03-09

SENATOR PENDLEroS, of Ohio, is re-
ported to be very il. Hope he won't dis
appoint everybody by dying Just when he
wanted the most.
, 1878-03-09

.p,,,R E-., the banker, has returned
u ,;,,tou. and reports pleasant trip.
b." .;e.5 10 see our friend at his old
TsE 1. hank and looking we'll
, 1878-03-09

" COMPANY gets the contract for
TFf y Ills from Portland to the Dalles
arm; ne ,1I ,,,a Compensation of s74s'-
, 1878-03-09
RORN.

WILEr-On Sunday, February I'd ls's, ~
the wife Of Noah Wiley, a boy OF ~ pounds'
, 1878-03-09

,..,,,y1 is having the front Of his
haI,as nIastie'.ted- e
, 1878-03-09
LIST OF LETTERS
MARRIED.

R1csBY-WHIrE- On Monday. March !, lelo,
by Rev. H. W. Eagan, j. W. Rissby and Nancy
White, all of Columbia county
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
a Disease q Liver.

Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine is
a cure for all diseases having their origin
in diseased state of the Kidney or Liver,
such as sick headache, dyspepsia, swim
ming in the cad, loss of appetite bad
taste in the mouth, heartburn, tenderness
or fullness over the region of the stomach,
cramp collie, costiveness, palpitation of the
heart, pain in the back. sides and limbs
and ali diseases peculiar to females. We
can say to our friends that the above medi.
cine is just what it is represented to be
and is ponounced by every one who has
used it, far superior to any Liver Medi-
cine they have ever used. We know that
it gives better satisfaction than any We
have ever sold. Knowing it to be purely
vegetable, we can recommend 1t to our sui
fering friends. Price IS cents. For sale
by Daughtry & Smylie, and F: NJ. Martin
@ 20 Rrookhayen Miss
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
The Difference.

Tuesday, the 9TH inst, Mr.. johnson sen
the following telegram to the New Orlear
Times and Picayune:
BRooKHAvEN, Mss, Noy. 5, 1878.
Case reported in your paper Tuesday
took sick Sunday night, reported fevel
Monday, entirely clear OF fever Tuesday
Town never healthier.
II. L. JOHNSON,
Prest. Howard Association.
The Picayune only made note of the
telegram, but the Times published in place
Of the above the following, which convey.
a very different meaning:
BRooKHAvEN, Miss, Nov. 5, 1878.
The case reported in your paper Tues
day took sick Sunday night, and was re-
ported as fever Monday.
We are now entirely clear of fever.
The town was never healthier.
II. +. JOHNSON,
Prest. Howard Association.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
The Parties.

On last Friday night gay and happy
throng was assembled at Capt IIoekin's to
participate in the pleasures of an evening
party. 1t was given in honor of Mr..
Milton Hotkins, and was the celebration Of
his twenty-first irth-dav. Everything
was conducted ia an admirable manner by
the highly accomplished and fascinating
hostess, Miss Jennie, who ,aborcd to make
all present enjoy themselves in the best
manner possible. Those that we're there
know how well she 4uoceeled-tho-e yho
were absent can form but very faint con-
ccption of the way in which abe made the
time pass SO pleasantly Nari9as kind, OF
dancing and card playing seemed to be the
most popular. In due time bountiful
supply of refreshments we're passed round,
and every one present ate as though no
sup per hai iaeeD taken in before leaving
home. Under the circumstances al we're
excusable, because when good things in the
way of eatabes are placed before weak
human nature, ''the appetite forgets itself
and HES on" The birthday cake was
large and suHptuou., and was, mF : y
are informed, by Mrs. tutchas. $sssil
seemed to enjoy thcm-elvea throughout tie
evening".
4 surprise party was> gaveH at Col,
Reason's on Monday nightA Wher the
h ur Of nine chimed forth cro~d Of dazI
cling beauty and wit had assemble |. Miss
Josie Deaso.:. looking as lovely as = queen,
WELDON ed the surprises, and surprisingly
soon they w.re lost ia Fleasure-some
Tripping the light fantastic" others play
ing euci,re, aud st;ll ohees and more Sc
rous ones we're gagged in conversation.
We coold mention more than one who
got euchered during the evening, bui
whether at cards or not We will not ray.
Mirth sad Joy reigued supreme until the
holy hoar OF midnight, when the crowd
dispersed, each ore seeming IL have spent
a hapssv evening.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
Notice to NV Friends and Customers.

Having fully made mp my mind to
open business here on the fifteenth day
of November next, on my own account,
l earnestly request OF those to whom l
have advanced money to pay for sup
plies to make crops, now TO bring IN
their cotton early and assist me, as
will need money to pay for my goods.
I will take it rs a special favor. + each
and every one that / furnished with
money when they needed it, if thes will
make an effort to settle mp with me by
the fifteenth of November next. BRING
in your cotton early, friends, and L
will give you a good price for it. The
present crop will be large one-from
four and half to five millions of bales,
and it is thought by persons who have
had considerable experience, that the
price paid for cotton now vii! not be
maintained long. Therefore I would
advise you, my friends and customers,
to market your cotton as soon as~ yon
can get it out, as you will get as good
if not better prices now, than later III
the season, and save from five to tel
pounds in the weight of every bale, as
cotton marketed as soon as picked ont
and ginned weighs much heavier than
when thoroughly dry.
Yours respectfully,
sep12,2m. W. l. MAaEE.
RRooKaAyES. Sept. 18th, '7S.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
A Lively CORPSE.

BEAuREGARp, Miss, Nov. 1lth, '7S.
Editor Brookhdpen Ledger
For items authentic and varied,
IT'S said your papers much read
That weekly you tell who has married
And sometimes name Ger the dead.
That politics, finance and farming,
You write of with lucid mind,
That verses so dulcet and charming
As yours, we rarely can find,
Now this fame I would not deny you,
Nor dare its lustre to dim,
Iadeed, l would meyer decry you,
Nor say that through pique or within
You place in the digits of rumor
Your facile, forcible pen,
And just az may then be her hHmor,
She prattles through you of men.
Write on of Ceres and Hymen,
Their triumphs and victims all
Leave open your columns to rhymer',
To politics give small
Space, and proper and faithful mention;
But when deaths records to show,
Giye earnest and careful attention;
Yes, thea, dear Henry, $50 slow"
l recently read in your Journal
My soul forever had flown
That cover the river eternal
I'd gone to the mystic "bourne."
Now say am sick, wounded. missing,
That on my bent (?), aged ~ head
Grey locks now the auburn are kissing
But, Henry, don't write me down dead
Truly, Sc,
T.. n. HARRIS.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
False Reports.

We have been informed by q gentleman
that knows whereof he spe tk4, th.t some
merchants north and south of here have
been energetic in spreading the news
through the country that there were sey-
sral cases of yellow fever in Brookhaven,
saying it would be very dangerous to come
hore. Such reports, while untrue, have
greatly injured our trade, and it is to be
regretted that men will give credence tc
every rumor they hear. There has been
but one, il any, case of yellow fever here,
that of Mr. Hubert Bowen, and he is no"
up. viii those who reported there were
several cases of yellow fever in Brookha-
ven, either ignorantly or maliciously, now
correct the evil:they have dore, by inform
ing their friends there is no yetlop fever here?
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
ANEW INDUSTRY In LINCOLN.
Sugar Making by Mr.. C. Menelas--A
Model Farm,

Monday last, upon invitation of Mr.. c.
Menelas, several ladies and gentlemen Wis
tied his place to witness the process of
sugar-making by his new centrifugal. The
machine produced from black, tarry-like
Jumps, splendid article of brown sugar.
such as now sells in the market at a bit a
pound. All who witnessed the operation
were delighted and watched it with interest.
NJ. Menclas, assisted by Col. Dan'l.
Deunett, made one or two previous efforts to
make sugar, but was not successful, be-
cause he used the common sorghum cane.
Since the frost, he cut his Louisiana cane,
ground it and boiled the juice up to 235
degrees, then ran it in tubs where it i'm
mediately cry stabilized INTO dark sugar The
centrifugal, which is nothing more than
a machine to clarity the sugar by scpara
ting il from the molasses then brought
IN use, and the experiment proved entirely
successful. Since then Mr.. NJ. has made
many barrels OF excellent sugar. He has
grown three varieties of cane on his farm,
the goosencck, Honduras and Louisiana,
and has made splendid molasses from each,
and sugar from the last named.
Sugar making is new industry in Mis-
sssippi, and now that Mr.. Menelas has
shown it can be made successful, we hope
that other of our planting friends will
give ii attention, Next year Mr.. NJ. will
be prepared to make sugar on toll for all
who take him Louisiana syrup.
A visitor to "Bachelors' Hail." the ns.ne
Mr., Menelss has given his home, is struck
with the thrifty appearance of Il e place.
A little Of everything that the soil will
produce is grown, and stock of all kinds is
raised, Those of our farming frieuds who
adhere to the old method Of planting cot.
ton almost to the exclusion of everything
else, would learn valuable lesson by Wis
iting Mr. Menelas farm in harvest time.
1t is good place, well cultivated and will
yield its owner handsome dividend yearly
To Messrs. c. Menelas, 4 and z. Hikas,
we are indebted for courtesies, and are au-
thorized by them to say that friends are
always welcome to "Bachelors' Hall"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
The Wicked Small Boy.

And now coMeth fall upon us, the sea-
son of the year when the wicked and de-
signing small boy lieth upon his couch and
plotteth destruction to the neighborina
farmers cane-patch. His parents fondly
imagine shat he is an angel, but his heart
is filed with guile and all manner Of
wickedness. He 81 ideth from beneath the
cover, donneth his garments, and proceed
eth stealtllly to the aforesaid caae-patch,
shich no sooner doth he reach than ne
cheweth the sacculent cane thereof ana
sm4ck-th kis lips with great satisfaction
xnd inward eoRtent Bat the watchiui an d
suspicious farmer heareth the noise and
diyineth the e,use thereof, and cometh
down upon the aforementioned ". =. boy
in Judgment. He applie;h the festive
strap nightly, and ma keith thlat4 exceed l.
irsly warm for him. He waileth forth
and iunpeth the fence in much agony, and
as though important business calIeth him
elsewhere. And now the wicked small
hoy aitteth not down any more, but stand
eth all the day long, for lac is exceedingly
sore. VALENTINE Vox.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
TO ADVERTISERS:
Geo. p. RoWel g. Cos
SELECT LIST
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Many persons suppose this list to be
composed of CHEAP, low-price news
papers. The Catalogue states exactly
what the papers are. When the name
of a paper is printed i'll FULL f a CE
TYPE it is in every instance the BEST
paper in the place. When printed IN
roman letters it is neither the hest nor
.on,y paper. but is usually very gtod
one. notwithstanding. rhe list gives
the population of every Gown ana the
circulation of every paper. IT Is NOT
a COOPERATIVE LIST. 1T Is NOT
4 CHEAP LIST. At the foot OF the
Catalogue for each State the important
towns which are not covered by the list
nre enumerated. Is Is AN HONEST
|IISr. The rates charged for adveriis-
ing are barely e-lith the publishers
schedule. The price for one inch four
weeks in the entire list is $3.50. The
regular rates ofthe papers for the same
space and time are $3.l3635 The list
includes go newspapers. of which l63
issued DAILY and Si7 " EEK l. I.
They are located in Sa5 different cities
and towns, of which y are State Capt.
tails, 1928 places of over 5000 population,
and 444 County Seats. LIST SENT ON
Address GEO. Z
iROEELL " Co.'S NEW SPAPER D.
yE&TISING BUREAU. 10 spruce st
~ pua6lpN @0kSe Sd. =
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
Ctr Council.

4 special meeting Of the Board OF Nay
or ana Aldermen WA held at the Mayors
Office Nov. Eth, 1873 All the members
were present except Lewis jenkins.
The petition of Peter Lucich to retail
vinous and srrituouS liquors having been
Oh 6le thirty days, WAS taken up. Upon
examination it being found that he had
the required Number OF names and the
Secretary's receipt far the amount of Cor
pcration tax required, and bad also execu-
tea hin bonds to the B,ard of Mayor and
Aldermen and to the people of the State
of Mississippi, with Jun Storm & Son
and Max Priebatsch as securities. There
fore,
BE il ordered, That the bonds of Peter
Lucich be approved and filed, and thai
license he granted to the said Peter Lucich
to retail vinous and spirituous liquors in
less qualities than cue gallon at the house
he now occupies on Cherokee street, fol
Twelve months from this date.
BE it ordered, That the City Treasurer
he authorized to pay the taxes due from
the corporation of Brookhaven, to The
county and State, amt out of the comfy
warrants now In the Treasury, and to cH-
change the remainder for corporation
scrip on the hest terms he can make.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
c. Cunning, Mayor,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14

A REMARKABIE REsULT.-It makes nc
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, it ID now
an established fact that German Syrup lie
the only remedy which has given com.
plete satisfaction IN several cases of Lung
Diseases. 1t Is true there are yet thous-
ands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat and Lung Affections, Consump-
ton, Hemorrhage'. Asthma, Severe Colds
settled on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoop
ing Cough, ETC., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
TO such we would say that fifty thousand
dozen we're sold last year without one
complaint Consumptives try lust one
bottle Regularsize rs cents. Sold by all
Druggists in America.
nov, l4-2-m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
About BHild0Zing.
CAsEYvlLLE, Nov. 9th, 1877

CAsEYvlLLE, Nov. 9Th, 1873.
Editor Broohharen Ledger
We see IN your editorial column of No
yember 9TH. that You have been Informed
that the bulldozers have been whipping
negroes in the western part of Lincoln
county. We will say that there may be
negroes in the western part of Lincolr
county that deserve whipping, but at The
same time there has not been any lawless.
.ess of the kind done in the western part
of the county, and we feel greatly aggrie,
ed that we should be under such censu re
where we are as abiding as any other
portion of the county, and would like fol-
YOU to publish who your informant is, il
you have any.
Yours respectfully,
CITIZENS OF THE WESTERN Portion OF
LINCOLN COUNTY.
REPLY.-We made the notice complain.
ed of on good authority, and if "citizens OF
the western portion of Lincoln county
desire to know wi = ,ur informant il, they
- - ~ - = ~ r>-~p
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
EreclitOT.'S Sale.

Br virtue of decree of the Chancerv
court, of Lawrence county, State OF
Mississippi, made at the October term.
1878, the undersigned executor OF the
last will and tesliment of Chris
tian FUR, deceased, will, on
Monday, the End day Of December, one thou
sand, eight hundred and ssuenty-eigh,
between lawful hours at the door OF the
court house, in the town OF Brook
haven, Lincoln couaty, in said State,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, the
following described land, lying and be-
ing. In said Lincoln county, to-wIt:
The sc or aud n hr OF sec. sixteen,
and Inf OF sw or sec. nine and lots
six, seven. eight of sec. eight and II hf
of ne or and ne ar of nv Or and @ ht
Of Sc Or of ne Or sec. seventeen, all in
township no. eight. range no. nine @.
Terms OF sale, one-halt cash, balance
due twelve months from date OF sale,
with two good and approved securities
W. FURR, Executor.
nov 7.1t
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
To MI ErInnks and Patrons.

Thanks to those who have come in
,romotly with their cotton, and to those
who are getting ready to come. shall be
very glad Indeed to see you, and hope you
will COME along as soen as you can Early
settlements are always the most pleasant
and profitable. Cotton is low, and no
doubt will be much lower, as the crop is
now estimated at over five millions OF bales
with large surplus on hand, but fortu-
nately every thing else is equally as low.
shall be pleased to see all who need
goods in my line guaranteeing trade and
satisfaction. Respectfully,
X. y. WTrHERs,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1878-11-14
The Public School Fund.
&HeriM'S Sale.

r B. Withers J Judgment in Justice
vs.. Court; Beat 3; before
Mary J. Johnson) Jas. Brown,J .P.$34. II
BY virtue OF a writ Of veddition ex
ponas to me, directed from the Clerk oil
the Circuit court Of Lincoln county,
will on
Monday, the 2rsd dag of December one thou.
sand, eighs hundred and serenity eight
at The court house door, in the town OF
Brookhayen, proceed to sell tc the high
est bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed lands, to-wit:
+ hf sw Or sec. three, and hf ne qr,
sec. ten, SIX, nine e; or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
the Judgment and costs in this case.
noVI-it. a. q. con, Sheriff.