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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-06-17
Notice oil Publication.
LAND NFFIcF AT JAcKoN, Miss.

JAM NFFICF AT JAChUN, WIso.
May 18th, 1880.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim ana Sc
1870 the clerk of the ciIcuit court of Lawrence
county, at the county seat, on Tuesday the lsth
day OF June, 1880, viz, John j. Evans, nome
stead entry no. SI0S for the NV Or sec. Is. o.
his witnesses, Elijah williamson, Eyleretl WI
hanson, Joseph paughdrill and Henry Nelson
all of Oak Vale postofiee, Lawrence G1en'''
J" mavpa 5w Register
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Read P. Henry's advertisement If you
are trouble with rheumatisim, neuralgia,
toothache, or any other kind of ache, his
lipiment will relive you.
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The care-worn and ill-tempered man
would in most cases, regain his elasticity
of temper, and increase his capacity for
work, by making free Use of DR.. Harter'
Liver Pills. For sale by all druggists.
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AROUND TOWN.
6ft, en- puzzle has played out.

6ft,e en- puzzle has played out'
What has become Of the fire depart
ment,
Every lady cannot wear sandals to ad-
vantage.
is getting too hot todo anything, but
lie up in the shade
Eggs we're never scarcer at this season
of the wear.
Mrs. Uenck has returned from her
visit TO the COZ h'ry.
Miss Mollie Henry mas gone to frahK~
Inn county to teach school.
Misses Mole Gartman and Hattie Mar
o., have returned from Claiborne.
Now is the school boys happiest time,
most of the schools having given vacation
Mis-. Daisy Maxwell has gone to Water
Valley to spend a few weeks with ELLA
tiye-.
Rev. &c. Eager ras gone To Clinton to
attend the commencement ,xercises OF the
colleges.
Ms, Laura Pi ken, OF West Station, is
visiting her relatives, the family OF Mrs.
Pickens'.
4 good many of our citizens went or
the excursion to.Spanish For, via New
Orleans.
7. w. Bowman has shown us an open
cotton bloom. taken from his field June
9th, 1880,
Don't forget the great and grand Green
back ratification meeting here next Satur
day night.
Mrs. X. G. Lattinq, from Memphis, Is IL
town. She is going to spend a few week
with relatives,
Brood b wen now has TWO tiourl'hnA
literary club, which furnish fine amuSe-
nent to members these duh times.
The next term of the Chancery Court fol
tbis countv will be convened here tn.
fourth Monday in June, the 2oth day
~ D..
nome Misses E0ru'e
gett and Minnie Smurr, also.
The bras, banl rave emphauclily de
- IL mara frs. hIow
c"Ieu ''e' "oU'u
ing. unless accompanied by the cash.
T,o ,olo,iros e NJ Henry Maxwell ar
~ ~
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was for years offered in every paper CT the land
nv the former proprietor of DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy for a case of Catarrh it would not cure,
1t cures by its mild, soothing, clensing, and
healing properties. SNUFF or dust OF any KIND
dries up catarrn and drives it to the lungs. This
remedy has stood the test of time, having been q
popular remedy for a quarter of q century. SOLD
nv oruppists at fifty Ceuts.
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Come to town, but never slight Kohlman

For a good and cheap set of cups and
saucers, plates or anything in the queens
ware line, go to Henry's Blue Front store
There you can buy a nice article for a III
10 money.
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Big lot of ladies' hats at kohlman's.
Cheap cuttonade~ at kohlman's,
Ee1'Iillizel' DeD0f.

r. w. Millsaps has opened a depot o
fertilizers, superphosphaIe~, bone dust
cotton seed meal, corn, hay, bran, etc, II
the brick building e door to Daughtry
4 Smylie. A good supply of these. arti
cle- Will be kept ON hand constantly a"C
Sold at low prices. febl9-tf
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Redtordl Sa.) Alum and lr O.:
Springs.
Water, Mass and Pills.

| DtNMuO u
Springs.
Water, Mass and Pills.
ADAPTED in chronic diarrboea, constipa-
ton. and scrofula.-Hy, Latham, NJ. D.
Pres, Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia Chronic
| Diarrhoea and Scrofula.-Prof. S. jackson
University Pa.
Efficient in anacmia; excellent appetizer
and blood purlfer-H. Fisher, M. d., Ga,
Valuable ia nervous prostration, indiges-
ton and chlorosis.-G. E. Mathews, M.
D., N. C.
A fine tonic and alternative, very valua-
BILE in diseases peculiar to females, chronic
lever and ague, bronchitis and diseases of
the digestive organs. j. F. Rough ton,
NJ. D. Ala.
Tonic. Alternative, diuretic: ore of ma
lures greatest remedies--Medical Associa-
ton of Lynchburg Virginia.
Adapted in certain affections of the KID
neys and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chlor-
osis. scrofulous and ~cutaneous Affections
Prof. J. J. Norman, MD Va,
Relieves headache, promptly-both sick
and nervous.-Rev' E. c. Dodson,, Va.
Sample supply sent free to any ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets sent
free. Analysis with each package.
| Water as it comes from the Springs "a
per case of 6 gallons in glass 80 so for
3 gallons, 81 for 10 gallons. 81 for 20
gallons in casks. Mass 30 cents and 81;
a. 20 and IS for half doz. Pills. pure
sugar coated 25c. Soc. and 81 package;
Al .25. ~. so, and IS half doz. Sent
POSTPAID anywhere. This Mass . and
Pills contains in reduced space all the
curative power of the water, and is con.
venient. palatable and soluble.
springs open for visitors June list.
Ro,rd $50 per month. Special rates to
families and parties. Carriages meet visi-
tors at Forest and Lawyers depot, each
four miles from Springs, upon advice OF
arr;val. Address
A, M. DAVIES, Pres. OF the Co.
6m 70 Nam ST., L%ynchburg, Va.
For sale by both'drug stores in Brook
| ha zen.
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p Henry's Liniment is a good remedy
in stock diseases, such "a sprains, swinney
stiff joints, swellings, etc. Only 50cts a
bottle.
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Died.

H. Lincoln county MISS. on the 18th of
J Inc 1880. Alb TT Eugene Eat son of
rhos. w and X ssrah Fat, aged II wears
. months and Is dayS.
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We will for the mex! thirty days sell ou'
overload of goods al greatly reduced hS-
rues. Choice c~alicoes at I cents. y bIs
o, shoes cheap for cash at kohlman'
Great Cash House.
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Don't forget the name and place to bu'
your crockery china and glassware. II Is a
Il. Offner, ia Canal St, NO. u.
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Zunns ami Rigues.
Call at T. NJ. Henry's and zee tbs beautI-
styles Of lawns and piques.
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1ne Greeuback Tn1ip.

sl4 90 will buy a complete dinner,
breakfast and tea set, comprising 10y
pieces at f. OHner, IA Canal st. n
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$500 ReW02.1.

McGrath sells kid gloves lower tina
any body.
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For any external pain, sore, wound or
lamtnesss OF man OF beast, use O ly 7,
Henry's Imminent. 1t penetrdtes al
muscle and fl sh to the very bone, eXpel.
ing all il tldnhtIun, sOren s. and pain
ana healing The diseased part.
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Go to McGrath's for fine table linen
%nankins. towels. etc,
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AGENTS WANTED
GRAND HOTEL,

S
POINT CLEAR, ALA.
This delightful resort will be open for
the reception of guests May LIST, 1880, and
ander the present management no efforts
will be spared to secure the comfort and
pleasure of all who visit the Grand Hotel.
The hotel building is new, clean and
commodious. 1t is situated on a point Of
land extending out from the eastern shore
of Mobile bay-affords a splendid view of
that beautiful sheet of water, by which it
is surrounded on three sides, and is visited
at all times by the delightful breezes tina:
sweep over the bay from the Gulf of Mexi-
co, into which it opens. ten miles below
| Point Clear.
Splendid salt water bathing can be had
within a few steps of the doors Of the ho-
tel. Fish and O sters in abundance. Ele-
CANT low pressure steamers will nuke dali
ly trips between the hotel and Mobile
carving the United States mail-a post
Office being situated in the hotel; also tele-
graph or telephone communications.
Rates of Board, $3.50 per day. Special
rates made to families or single persons
by week or month. Address, until May l
o. f. HICKLE,
Lock Box 2136. New Orleans, La
After that date, Grand Hotel, Point Clear
or Lock Box 1856, Mobile Ala. aprl-4m
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20 to McGrath's for lawns at 9 and Il
cents
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A Curiosity Shop

See Dan Linahan's ad. of Books. Get
his catalogue. 1t is worth while reading.
oct. 2-1yr'
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Z. OHner, sells America DINNER China
sets 100 pieces for s14 90. If.
Fansily Groceries,,

OF every description just received, and
for sale cheap, at the
BLUE FRONT STORE.
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ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 7, 1879.
DR.. C. J. MoFFETT-Dear Sri cannot
100 strongly recommend your Tcethina
CTeething Powders to mothers as one of
the best medicines they can obtain for
their facilitated and sickly infants. |
have used it with very satisfactory results
the past summer with my own child, and
while We have heretofore lost a child or
from teething under other remedies,
our present child that has taken Teethina
is 4 fine healthy boy. Its merit is certain
to make TIA standard family medicine for
this country for the irritations of teething
and bowel disorders of children of all ages.
am, Very respectfully.
A. P. BROWN. NJ ID.
Brother exrGov. JOS. f. Brown. J
June Him.
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Go to McGrath's for good flour.

Go to MeGrath's for gents underwear
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Go to McGrath's for II nice alpaca
cO.t.
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FI'auI' ZeSl/e'S Sun0aV .I09nziut

FIfaUH' ZeSI/es ,Stlh0uV .JZNNNzIVe
The July Number, commencing Volume
VIII. is one of the most Interesting yet is
sued of tins excellent publication. The
opening article, by Rev. Edward Hale. "a
Quarter. Millennium" describes the land
ing of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. the
settlement of Boston, end the establishment
of the first Christian churches in Boston,
Salem and Dorchester. There are sketches
of the promiennt men connected with the
Massachusetts Company, including Cover
nor Winthrop, Rev. John Cotton, Rey.
John White, Roger Clapp and others.
Twenty-Five cents a copy, or 50 a year
Address Frank Leslie's Publishing House,
SO, So and 81 Park place, New York.
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BY virtue of a writ of venditoni exponas 70 uit
by the Circuit CLERK of Lincoln county, Missis'
sippi, l will. on Monday. the 9Th day OF July, A
D.. 1900, at the court house door. IN the town o.
Brookhaven, proceed to sell to the highest bla-
her, Tor cash, the following Described properly,
to-wit: The swA less 10 acres in ne corner O
sec, 10, and 81 OF neA Sec. Is. all in town. :
range Q east, Lincoln county Mississippi; LEVIED
on as the property of defendants, and VIII OF
sold to satisfy the Judgment and costs, IN the
above stated case.
This 3lst day of May, A. D., 1850.
June 3-4w j, l.. MIKELL, Sheriff.
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p Henry's Liniment is a sure cure fol
wor,ls. Instant relief. Only 50cts a bot
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Kohlman says down with the prices.

Best silver plated ware a speciality, at +
Offner, ia Canal ST.. n. o. II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-21
Lilo AssoclntIon OF AmerIcn.

This institution has made an assign
ment at St. Louis. Messrs. Smith &
Collier, of Memphis, have fled a bill
in the above court. asking for the ap.
pointment Of receiver, to take charge
Of the real estate aud other assets of
the corporation, in this and other
counties OF Tennessee, for the benefit
Of the creditors, and to enjoin c. B.
Welliford, agent here, and Comp.
iroller Gaines, at Nashville, from
paying out any Of the funds Of the
company until the olaimsarc satisfied.
Many intricate points are involved
The bill is filed in the interest Of a
number Of creditors in Memphis, and
it is expected that a number of others
will come in by petition as parties to
the bill.
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= RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Court street. Preaching by Rev. H.
A. Jones at II am. and 7:3O pm.
Sabbath-schOol, 9 am. Prayer-meet-
ing at $3.50 pm. Wednesday.
Linden Street Christian Church.
Sunday-school at 9 am; Lords Sup
per 1870 am, preaching, II ain. and
7:3O pm. Subject, morning: "Who
is Jesus?;" evening: Form and
Power" J. M. Tribe, pastor.
St. Johns NJ. Il. Church, corner
Vance and Lauderdale sts.-Services
at II am. and 7.3O pm. Sunday
schoolat 3 pm. VIM. Shimmin, pas
tor.
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manded to jail to await trial by the
Criminal court.
}. B. Saint was arrested yesterday
for using the dump boat with out a
license. He grew so abusive to the
officers who made the arrest, that they
were compelled to put him down also
for abusive language. He was fined
S25 for the same this morning.
A Beal street merchant named M.
Osteryoung, preferred a charge of lar
ceny against Austin Williams, "a darky,
this morning before DR.. Porter.
Austin's wardrobe lacked shirt, and
he wanted to borrow one while the
owner was not looking, for which he
will be tried by the Criminal court.
A celestial vocalist (P) named Henry
Sing is in trouble, upon suspicion Of
being in league with band Of thieving
negroes. His house was searched and
a lot of cigars and other crooked
property discovered, for which he
could not give a lucid account. He
will be tried before Esquire Quigley.
Officer Wilson arrested Eli Will
liams (colored) yesterday, for assault
and battery upon a brother darky, for
which Eli will pay ten dollars to the
city, or work on the streets twenty
days.
George E. Scott, NJ. D., formerly Of
this city, was arrested at the Peabody
hotel last night, on suspicion OF hav-
ing committed a forgery here some
ten years ago. 1t has been SO longth that
the facts in the case have almost faded
out, and it is impossible now to give
any clear account of the bottom facts
in the case
Out OF eighteen cases on the police
docket this morning, only five dollars
in fines was collected, the amount i'm
posed being SlO5,
The excavating wagons are being
pulled by dozens for using the aro-
matte dump without license.
A colored prostitute named Becky
Duncan inaugurated miniature Bed
lam last night, for which she will
work twenty days for the city.
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Telegraphic C;Iennlnr..

Philadelphia, February 20. The
Imperial cotton mills at Dorby burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
S25, 900.
The Spanish minister of colonies
asks for authority to open negotiations
for the reduction of duties on bread
stuffs imported into Cuba.
Madrid, February 20: BY an act of
the Cuban budget the export of sugar
and honey to Spain is rendered free,
and duties on exports to other coun-
tries are reduced ten per cent.
Atlantic, Iowa, February 20: Yes
terday D. y. Gilman d Co. 5 grain ele-
vator burned with G0,0O0 bushels
corn. An adjoining crib, with 10000
bushels, was also consumed.
The senate joint resolution passed
the house yesterday authorizing the
secretary of the navy to designate a
United States vessel to carry, free of
charge, contributions for the relief of
the suffering people Of Ireland.
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Mr.. ParneII Ht C,ue,.nafi.


CINCINNATI, February 2O.-Mr.
Parnell arrived at noon to-day and
was taken to the Gibson House, where
an address Of welcome on the part of
various societies was made by judge
Patrick MallOn. At one o'clock he
was escorted to the chamber of COM
merce by President Brown, and after
being introduced to large number of
members, he was taken to the presi-
dents platform where he made a brief
speech. He spoke briefly Of the suf-
feriug in Ireland, saying that though
the British government gave some
signs of affording relief, yet all that
could be done in America would be
needed to avert death and bitter suf-
fcring. Referring to the prosperous
condition Of the working classes in
this country, he said he thought it
wise in America to protect itself
against the worthless products of
English looms, and to avert some of
the results Of English civilization.
His address was listened to with much
interest.
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Pipes for Sewerage.

A barge at the foot of Jefferson
was unloaded to-day cf 1900 feet Of
sewer pipe from Westville, O. Mr.
W. W. Walker, representing here the
firm at that place, which has con-
tracted to supply 80 miles and $50 feet
of pipe, received telegram to-day
that another barge load started to-day
with 10000 feet of pipe, ranging in
size from 6 to 12 inches. The company
will be able to supply the pipe as fast
as it can be laid.
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BY CABLE.

LONDON, February 2l.-A dispatch
from Parisreports that the proprietors
Ofthe Universe have remitted eighteen
thousand francs for relief purposes to
the Irish Catholic bishops.
The Gazette announces that Mr..
White, British diplomatic agent and
cOnsul-general at Bucharest, has been
appointed minister to Roumania.
The duke Of Edinburgh has re-
ceived the following telegram from
the duchess of Edinburgh, now at St.
Petersburg: The explosion in the
Winter palace was caused by dyna-
mite. Nine soldiers were killed. An
extra guard is on duty at the palace,
and the empress has been made ac-
quainted with the circumstances Of
the explosion. She has not suffered
in health. The emperor and myself
are quite we'll, and not frightened"
The following is the czar's reply to
President Greyy's congratulation upon
his escape Il cordially thank you for
the sentiments you express. The
spirit of evil is unwearied, like that Of
divine grace. I am glad to reckon
upon the sympathies of right-think-
men,"
The Russian arrested in the Champs
d'Elysees charged with being con-
nccted with the St. Petersburg ex-
plOSion is named Karl, alias Mayer,
alias Hartmann, and is believed to be
the same man who occupied
house in Moscow in which the explo-
sion of the mine under the railway was
operated. If the fact is established
to the satisfaction Of the French gov
eminent, he will be surrendered as
common murderer, although there is
no extraditien treaty between France
and Russia.
81. PETERSBURG, February 21.-
The dynamite which exploded in the
Winter palace was contained in
metal boz. The cover has been found,
but no electric wire or trace Of bat
terry.
BUCHAREST, February 2l.-The
official communication, in which Eng
land, Germany and France acknowl.
edge the independence Of Roumania.
was transmitted to this capital to-day
RoME, February q. - Professor
NOrdenskjold and party have arrived
here.
BERLIN, February 21.-.Thc gov.
ernment has determined to accorG
fifteen thousand pounds as a subsidy
to German exhibitors at the Mel
bourne (Australia) exhibition.
DUBLIN, February 2l.-The com.
mittee of the Mansion house relief
fund, in an appeal to the French
people, state that considerable gifts
and promises of help have been re-
ceived from Great Britain, the United
States and elsewhere, and count on
generous response to the appeal.
The archbishop of Bordeaux, in for
warding five hundred francs to the
Catholic archbishop of Dublin, says
France and Ireland are iuseparable
names, recalling community of faith
and long-standing exchange Of sym
pathy.''
Confidential reports respecting the
nature Of. the agitation have reached
the pore, which show three. iourths of
it is due to the spirit of socialism.
Very precise instructions to the Irish
bishops, therefore, are being prepared,
exhorting them to take care that, in |
relieving the distress, they do not
play into the hands of those working |
for political objects.
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WHEN DR.. Billings RECEIVERS from
the labor of his last production it is
possible that he will favor us with a
dissertation on dump This is
a topic upon which he could furnish
some mighty interesting reading with
out so much hard study and evolution
from his inner consciousness. 1t
would not be such a tax on his brain.
The learned doctor has done we'll on
yellow fever, considering that he
never saw case, and thrown
great aashes of light on the
subject If he had the time, and
the compensation would allow it, he
wOuldno doubtcome down and run the
town next summer and winter, just to
make it a model for the rest of the
country. But as this is asking too
much, we suggest the dump boat as
his next theme, for it will be no
trouble to get the inspiration at Wash
ington. If they have no such a thing
as dump boat on the Potomac,
there are plenty of other things
which smell as loud and
would suggest as hasty a retreat. Go
on, doctor; give us a chapter on
something you are familiar with.
Really, we expect the doctor is nice
sortoiaman, but he has material enough
TO fill Court Square with statuary, all
made of pure brass.
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n virtue Of a deed OF trust made to ma q.
iDtTnstee, on the 22d day Of Februarvi is7i 1S
oy Milton b. Eddins, for tho purpose Of sac,,s. s
lng balance Of purchase money inentiopSJ =,
sald deed, which deed has been duIv ~ ~
IN the REGISTERS Office Of Shelby coxntv Tau
nessee, IN Book No, 80 page sci ana Il be-eb.
referred to. for further certainty I viii HEY IVY
monday March 18th, 1870, at The sonib,voolnt on
corner OF Main ard Madison stresss r"Sse
IN Memphis, Tennessee, sell .eIIts, w.,I;s,
legal hours at public outery To the "L;;nLn L;nnhLnl
est bidder, for cash. the property dsson;ssa1 nisn
ln sald trust deed tO-wit: A tract Of M an"n O.u
ore or less. Bounded as follows. Ram Soies ies
40. OF the division of j. III. GoodIsst,,ptS ~
landi lying and being between tSe MemDiS.;ss MypTvi.
anu y OhaTleston railroad and tAe MemnhisppInSS
GeImantown plank road, bsginnine AZ as s,sPo. sPe
IN the center Of the plank road Tho N " cnra
her Of lot NO. Mss, Winfred's tract an
ISIYn = 70 stake 20 feet no,th Of the N md q
II, thepeS With the said road wests bSS cbsinH..
20 stake % feet north ofsaid railroad tboni,ss
horth 10 stake in the conier Of ths "osS ,ass
plank road esrner Of lot No. 8, theneo ssst asle
plank AT road to tho beginning. Vi sAiu
+, .L1e ny equity ofredemption is waiv.l IN oo;d
iee9 ol Tustthe title is believed 4, be nerSact
out VIII sell and convey only rs trnsiea PViieo'
m j. W. DICKLyS0N Trns1oa
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