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MRS. e, CRhYSTON.

In returning thanks for past favors
respectfully begs to inform her friends
and the public generally that she has
lust returned FROM New York where
she purchased large stock of Mill
merry and fancy goods of the latest
styles, also nice selection of ladies'
Skirts, Plain and Fancy hosiery,
Ladies' and Childrens' parasols, Hair
goods, fancy Chinaware, &c, which
she intends to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. Particular attention given to
trimming and in a style that cannot
be surpassed in this section. All are
invited to call and inspect her goods
before purchasing elsewhere. nlOm6
Note paper and envelopes at the
ADVOCATE office.
Whites cast steel bark spuds at
Powell & Kimc's.
The finest line Of teas in Ridgway
Borough at the Grand Central, stick a
pin there.
-YOu hear it on the street in the
hotels, at social gatherings, in fact it is
the cugrossing topic. what? The low
prices ut Powell & Kime's mammoth
store.
Sometimes little assistance at the
right time will enable the system to
throw Off an attack which might
| otherwise result in serious sickness
Ayers Pills should always be kept at
hand, and promptly taken for the re
lief OF slight ailments, before they be
come Formidable diseases.
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w. l.. IHIL[IdM,N.

Late of Strattanville), Physician and
Surgeon, Ridgway, Pa. Office in
Halls Brick Building (up stairs)-
Rcferencps-J. ID Smith, III. Il.
Young, II. Rulofson, Strattanville;
Major John Kitley, w. w. Green
land, Clarion. Has practiced his
profession sccessfully for more than
ten wears
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For bill-heads and nOte-hends cal
at the ADVOCATE office.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

Estate of John G. Corhe, late of
~ Benzinger township, Elk county.
Pa, deceased. Notice is hereby geven
that letters testamentary have been
granted to the Undersigned, upon the
above named estate. All persons, in
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those
having legal claims against the same
to present the without delay, in pro-
per order for settlement.
n13 to SUSAN CoRBE, Executrix.
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G. G. MESSENGER.

DRUGGIST g. PARMACEUTIST,
n. w corner of Main and Mill streets.
Ridgway, Pa, full assortment of care
fully selected Foreign and Domestic
Drugs. Prescriptions carefully dis"
pcnsed at all hours, day or night
vln3y
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-05-19

Gd your note. e.heads, letter head
and envelopes neatly printed ut Tia
ADVOCATE office
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A Gard of Thanks.

/ desire to express through the press,
my sincere and heartfelt thanks, to
the many friends whose kind solicitude
and friendly oiIicese in the sick-room,
have been so great source OF strength
and consolation to me during the Sc
we're illness of my husband May the
choicest of heavens blessings be yours
dear friends, and praying that in The
hours of your trials you may be sup.
ported by generous and friendly
hands.
Iremain gratefully yours,
Mrs. u. :. HARTLEY.
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.
ELK CO. ADVOCATE RATES.

Y ARLY ADV RTIStNG.
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One half Column one Year 49.Og
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TPANsINT ADV RrISING.
One Square One Week ...........i9 w
One Sduare Two Weeks ~
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Each n iditlonal Insertion 80 cents square
each week.
LoAL ADVERTISING.
Ten cents n line first insertion; five cents q
line for each ad litionni insertion.
HENRY A. PARSONS. Ja.. Proprietor.
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Communications.
Answer to Enigma No. 2

@Al-NS w Cl w LIZ ISO. q.
lam composed of fifty (5Ol letters.
My Is, 4, As, 50. ., 43, is a valley
Gideon.
My 3, 50, As, 46, 45, Is, 25, is a nurse
Deborah.
My 30, 81 a6, 46, 3, an article of the
priests official dress Ephod.
My ], 28, 43, 10 50, ., %, 8, 80, 81, j.,
IL laIle-Gennesaret.
Ny IL, As, 81, 4, 81, 88, 81, 20, Is, %,
a priest of fOn-Potipherah.
My %, S5, 81 3S, A. 9, is Il district
of Syria-Geshur.
My 6, Al, SO, ~, S, Il country noted
for the production of precious stones
Ophir.
My II, 30. ~, Is, p, an officer in
David's army-Uriah.
My ~, AZ, 6, 40, is musical instru.
ment-Viol.
My 38, 7, 5,25, ,2G, 40, was an Archite-
Hushai.
My 10, II, 90, 20, is the name of &
toNef-ft';lr.
My 10, 10, 48, DC, 50, is a mount
Tabor.
My 81, 80, As, AZ, 81, city of phcni
cia-Tyrus.
My 20, l4,7, as, SO, "a son of jacob
Reuben.
My 40, 46, A. a son of Haram-Lot
My y, u, II, 4G, Il mountain-Neho
My II, Is, are consonHnis-fa ana :.
Ny whole is found in the Psalms
As, l.
God is our refuge and strength ;
very present help in trouble"
Yours Truly,
l.. J. A. ! EssER,
Dagus Mines, Pa.
Correct answers to enigma No. arr
also received from X. G.. and J. S. o
Ridgway. X. G.. wishes to know
where the precious stone country O
Ophir, and the Tower of Edar ar
found in the Bible, as also III
meaning of Archite, and wher
Hushai is mentioned.
a correct answer to enigma No
has been received from a gentleman a
DanbOro, Pa.
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BJRYJT.

HoRToN-Saturday morning, May a.
1881, to Mr.. and Mrs, w. :. Horton,
q son
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ESQ. a. nan HsUN
HhLL & M'cAUlET

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office in new brick building, Main
street, Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa. v32f
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Note paper and envelopes at the
ADVOCATE office.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

JOHN OFT, AdministratC
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
For the Advertiser.
Democrats, Beware!

Anti-stock-law men, pause recon-
slider Jour action in resoriing to a
c"ul.d'dof, the common resort equally
of communists and tyrants. Success
Of coup d'cfot results in nearly
every instance either in anarchy or
tyranny, Society is disintegrated,
Or the reins Of power are seized, held
and welded with the ruthless power
of force. Democrats, reflect, and ere
you give the weight Of your vote, or
your presence at the polls, 10 sanction
usurpation Of authority, which
strikes at The very foundation Of your
power, consider the consequences.
The government Of the Democratic
party of EdgeGeld consists in the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
For Sale.
A FINE PLANTATION IN B,RN-
WE'LL COUNTY.

POLARIZATION OF 1000 ACRES OF
4 GOOD FARMING LAND. Tho
undersigned offers for sale a valuable
tract Of land, containing about 1000 acres
of good pine land, in Barnwell county.
S. &. Between four and five hundred
acres cleared and same quantity of vir...
Gin soil. not cleared, with abundance OF
rail and other kinds Of timber. About
two or three hundred acres under culti-
vation the present year. Said land lies
between the head waters of Steel Creek
and Pine Branch, III the neighborhood
of Cypress Chapel Churc, and Dunbar
ton P. o 1t is we'll watered with run
ming rivulets and branches, good stock
range for cattle and hogs, produces corn,
cotton, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes anu
few fine spots for rice, fine garden spots,
two good wells Of water.
Has good dwelling, kitchen, laborers
houses abundant, with gin house, run,
ming gear, press, &c. with barns ano
good new stables, and everything COM
plete to start crop in 1882.
Object for selling being feeble on ac-
count of age. Seventy years old l am
not able to farm a9vantageouslv, anu
consequently wish to change the invest
ment. Titles good, for | have owned II
twenty years and upwards.
JOHN NJ. TURNER,
Dunborton P. o., Barnwcll 60, : Z.
Oct. 10th, 1881. 0ct. ~ st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
obituary..

DIED, ut his home, near Mercha4ni's
Edgefeld County, S. c., on the morning
of September ;IOth, 1881, Mr.. w. M.
ErHEREDGE, aged 5G years, / months
and Is days. When our Heavenly Fa-
ther sends the silent steward from the
mysterious world to loose the immortal
spirit from the body of those we love,
and to introduce them into tho society OF
kindred spirits, sorrow fills our hearts;
and the voice Of our lips is: How! oh,
how, shall we give them up? But God
works all things well, and His words,
"Thou shalt come to thy grave in Il full
age like as shock Of corn cometh in his
season." must be fulfilled Mr.. Ether
edge was engaged with j. w. Banks IL
Bro. in running steam cotton gin, and
by an unfortunate effort was caught by
the gin saws, and his right arm so terri.
bly, manGled as to necessitate amputation.
For ten days he lay in agony, an agony
unperceived by friends and neiehbms as
they would go and return from his couch,
and not fully realized by his sorrowing
children and grief stricken wife, until in
its last day, when turning to her and
pressing her hand in his, and looking in
10 her face with a countenance earnest
and powerful beyond description, he cX-
claimed: "0h, dying, dying!
Mr.. Etheredge was possessed of pa
triotic spirit. AT the opening Of the con
tlict between the States, he became
member Of Company e, 7th Regiment,
S. c. V, Twelve months atterwarI he
was retired from service by an act of the
Confederate Congress-. Returning home
he was on the 10th of December, 1862,
married to Miss Sophie A. Pow. About
the middle Of October, 1863. he again
Joined the army and remained faithfully
ut his post until the close of the war.
Although he did not profess nor call
himselfa a Christian, yet many traits of
the Christian character were to he seen
in his dealings with his fellow beings.
and heard in the judgments which he
pronounced upon Them, and marked by
his resignation to the providence Of God.
While others might give vent to their
passion, magnify their misfortunes, re-
hearse their wrongs, and murmur against
their disappOintments, not so was he.
Cherishing the hope of attaining some
thingbctter, he lifted his head above all oil
these, and scared in purer atmosphere.
Such was the secret power of his inilu-
ence that wherever he went he left sun
shine and good cheer behind him. In all
his relationships in life he WAS faithful.
An atlectionate husband, a kind father,
Il good ncighbor, a friend to the poor, a
true citizen and patriot, has placed one
arm in his mothers grave, folded the
other across his own breast, and now lies
sleeping in death j. II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
For the Advertiser.
The Seed Cotton TrafliC---"Farm-
er'So Reply to "Merchant."

MEssRs. ED1ToRs.-I imagine when
my community scans Merchants re-
ply to Farmer" on the seed cotton
traffic, it will furnish them most
amusing bit of reading. He says
"the cap fits. He is the very class
of farmers that I was striking at.
The farmer that is too lazy to work,
the farmer that keeps the cotton
thief, the corr thief, the hogthlef, the
chicken thief, and all other kind OF
thieves and supports them, and then
does not want to share the losses" j"
"Mercnant" goes on to commend the
hard-wolking man and says: II will
not call them poor men because they
are far richer than big Mr.. negro
farmer. They pay their debts better,
merchants trust them, &c.
Messrs. Editors, perhaps a little
information on this subject with re-
gard to myself for Merchants spe-
cial benefit, will not outrage delicacy.
In my farming try to systemic my
labor. have required my croppers
this fall 20 pick cotton with my wages
hands. We all pick cotton together,
pick one day in one hands field, the
next in another, an 50 on. | have
the cotton hauled up at y o'clock,
and at night weighed and put under
lock AID key, thereby giving the ne
gro no chance to steal. have ne
gro renters. A part of my contract
with them is this: Whenever l know
of you selling pound of seed cotton,
it matters not if you have paid me
your rent, paid your merchants lien
for supplies, do not owe any man a
cent; the dav you do it, you leave
my plantation. l will not allow you
to be swindled out Of your cotton,
neither will l suffer you to demoral-
ize my labor. In reference to per-
forming manual labor, I will say to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27

appointing day for holding al eiec-
ton, within the Democratic party on
the stock law question; and regard
their action as wholly without au-
thority and an unprovoked breach Of
faith with the Democratic party.
Reao7uea, Sd. That we thank the
said anti. stock law mass meeting for
their courteous offer to allow the
stock law party a representation in
the managers Of their proposed cleo
ton, but holding the views we have
expressed in the above preamble and
resolutions, and feeling that We are
without authority from our constitu-.
ents to appoint said managers, we
must decline to do 80.
Resolued, 4th. That those in favor
of the stock law having expressed
their opinion on the question at their
stock law mass meeting, and adopted
the plan Of respectful petition, that
valuable and inalienable right which
all citizens Of free government pos
sess, we deem it inadvisable and en-
entirely inconsistent for the stock
law party to vote at said proposed
election, or in any way participate IN
the same.
Reso1peo7, 9TH. That we have every
confidence in the patriotism and wis
dom Of our. Representatives in the
Legislature, and in their ability to
appreciate the full value Of the peti-
tions above referred to, in aiding
them to arrive at an opinion as to the
sentiment Of the Democrats OF the
county upon the stock law question.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.

EDGEf lEbJ OOUN /.
CUm,t Of C0mmon Pleas.
C.. Aullman Il Co. Plaintiffs, against
Elbert II. Aull, Defendant,
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue of the decretal order of the
Hon. Judge Il. c. Presley, dated 9th
January, 1881, in above stated case.
will proceed to sell, at Edgelield G. H.,
OH the first Monday i'll November next,
the following described mortgaged pre-
misses: All that plantation or tract CT
land lying in said State and County, rear
Haltiwanger's Store, in Cooper Town
ship, containing five Hundred and five
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
William lIaltiwangcr, Daniel Proctor,
w. II, Head, w. III Boulwarc, and others
Terms cash; Titles extra,
S. S. TOMPkINS, Master.
October 10, 1881.
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Important TO Contractors.

VUyIE Parlsvile Church Building Com
Il mttee will receive sealed proposals
until the 18th of November for the erec-
ton of a Church at Parksville. The
house to be G0x36 feet, - feet from door
to ceiling over head. The walls to be
ceiled or plaslered, four columns, two
pannel doors, twelve windows each Is
lights 1Oxl4 inches, and blinds. The
building to be painted Twenty two
brick pillars. Pulpit aud seats exc eoted.
The building to be done in workman
like manner. Address
w. r. PARKS, Treas. and Sec.
Parks Store, S. G., Oct. 2lst, 1851.
Oct21 81.
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2}p''re'reaI.

MARRIED, on Wednesday morning,
October ~, 1881, at the residence OF The
brides father, by the Rev. J, p. Meallng,
Mr. ARTHUR WELLS and Miss ANN'i.
MERIwETmER, daughter of Capt. Joseph
Meriwether, all Of Edgelield
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-10-27
Notice..

VS hereby given that application will be
L made to the Legislature at its next
session to amend the charter of the
Edgelield. Trenton and Aiken Railroad,
by substituting :some point on the South
Carolina Railroad below Aiken for
"Aiken" as ono of tho termini.
oct l3.3m
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PLEASANT RESIDENCE
ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands aeainst
II the es late of j. p. Mavs, decd, are
hereby notified to present them properly
attestpd to the undersigned legatees, and
those indebted To said estate are request
ed to make payment by the 30th Of No
vember. =. r.. MAYS,
S. NJ HOLDER, Exec'rs.
w. II. MAYS,
Onfohar II. 1891 3t
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIE!.D COUNTY.
It COmmuH PieuS.
Fannie r. Ciishy, PlaintiIl,
vs..
Alvin Hart, Defendant.


PARTITION.
NOTICt, is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue ot the lccretal order OF the Hon.
Judge J. S. Cothran, dated October ~,
1851, will sell al Edgeiield &. H., on the
first Mo;.''oy- inv iol-
lowing real estate, VIZ:
All tina, lot Of land and the store house
thereon, now occupied by w. Young
blood and Mayhin Griffin, situate, lying
and being in the County and State alore-
said, and in the Town of Edgeiield,
bounded on the North by q lot belonging
to Fannie II. Clisby, on the east by {: lot
owned by NJ. l.. lIolson and nos occu-
pied by Lee Holson, on the south by the
Street leading east from the public square
and on the west by said public square,
and the lot on which stands the building
now occupied by G. l.. B. Marsh.
Terms of Sale.-Cash. Titles extra.
5. S. TOMPklNS, Master L. G..
October IL, 1881.
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+. w. FOSTER.
McCORD & FOSTER,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMESSTON MERCHANTS,

Office and Warehouse on Campbell
Street, between Broad and Reynolds,
near the store of Z. McCord, Augusta, Ga.
Consignments solicited. Personal at
tention given to business. The instruc-
lions of con>ignors rroptly obeyed.
sept -l5-:5m
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VIM a GIBSON
bR UGGLS7,
Corner Of King and Queen Streets,
CHARLESTON, $. G..
Price per Bottle, Two Dollars.

W. A. Gibson, Esq, Druggist. Charles
ton, 5. C.-Dear sir: Since my 'laugh-
ter took The first dose Of your medicine
you sent her, she has not had one fit.
Before that, she used tn have them every
day, mt least one, and us many aS two,
three, six and nine day, for the past
eight years. Words cannot express our
low and delight over the wonderful ac
ition of your medicine on her whole Sys-
tenn. We cheerlu.ly recommend those
afflicted to try it,
Mrs. c. ASELDEN, Adams Run.
Mr.. VIM. 4. Gibson, Druggist, Charles.
ton, S. C.-Dear Sir: Your medicine has
acted like Il charm on my son, who mas
been afflicted with Epileptir Fits for over
six years. The medicinal effect has
been source of Joy and happiness, us
he has not had one in eight months.
II. NJ. MAGWOOD.
No. i Franklin ST., Charleston, :. c.
Mr.. VIM. a. Gibson, Druggist, Corner
King and Queen Sts. This is to certify
that my wife has been suffering inr Years
with Epileptir Fits TO osuch an extent that
could never leave her alone without Il
great deal of anxiety. Many times
had to leave her in charge of my store,
but not until would administer To her
Il dose of your medicine, that would
feel safe ia leave her. And now she is
well, having had no return Of fits since.
And while use the remedy consider
it balm {, her, and advise any one who
suffers from Nervousness or Epileptic
Fits To use il at once and he restored to
health. GUSTAV .IACoBN,
oct q .?n. kingSt Charleston, 5. G.
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PROMPT, DECISIVE AND DIGNI-
FLED ACTION Fl THE STOCK
LAW PARTY.

At the stock-law mass meeting on
last salesday, delegate from each
township was appointed to take
charge Of the petitions, and to go to
Columbia during the coming session
of the Legislature to watch and push
the interests Of the stock-law party.
These delegates-or a majority of
them-assembled in our Court House
on the past Monday at lion, agreea-
bic to the call issued last week by
Col. R. B. Hughes, chairman of the
aforesaid mass meeting. Col. Hughes
was in the chair and Mr.. Arthur S.
Tompkins again acted as secretary.
Col. Hughes briefly stated that the
conference was called for the purpose
OF taking some action in re-
gard to the proceedings of the anti
stock law mass meeting Of the
preceding Monday. Captain B. R.
Tillman moved that the chair ap-
point a committee of five, to prepare
business for the meeting. The chair
appointed the following: W. E.
Prescott, C. G. Fuller, B. R. Tillman,
w. A. Watson and w. L. Coleman
Jr. The committee retired, and soon
returned with the following pream-
bic and resolutions, which, upon mo-
tion of Capt. NJ. A. Markert, were
unanimously adopted as whole, and
requested to be published in the
county newspapers, after which the
meeting forthwith adjourned
Whereas, The Democratic party of
Edgefeld County was organized in
1876 by convention Of delegates
elected from each township club, and
constitution was then adopted un-
der which constitution three most
signal and successful campaigns have
been conducted. And whereas this
constitution creates an Executive
Committee, with full power to define
and declare the policy Of Edgefeld
Democracy on measures of party ad-
ministration. And whereas the
Democratic Executive Committee
have twice convened and considered
the proprietY of holding a primary
election on the question of fence or
no fence (the stock law and by a
majority vote declined to order an
election in the premises, therefore,
ResoAed, lst. That it is the sense
of this meeting that all true Demo
Gratis throughout the length and
breadth of the county should sustain
the action of the Executive Commit
tee, the recognized and constitutional
organ Of the party.
Resolyed, I'd. That we have read
with profsN N,',st The proceedings
Of the la peeting
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State of South Carolina

Elk Parte Sophia Sheppard,
PETITION FOR HOMESTEAD, &c.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs
IN Sophia Sheppard, widow Of DR.. Da-
vid Sheppard, decd, has made applica-
ton to me to have homestead in the
real estate and exemption OH the per-
sonal estate including the growing crops,
of said decd appraised and set off 70 her,
and that four weeks from the pub!cati Oh
hereof, to wit, on the lltll day Of Novem-
ber next, will appoint three disinter-
ested persons to appraise and set off said
Homestead and exemption
Masters Office. October II, 1881.
S. S. TOMPKINS, Master L. G..
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
IN Common Pleas.
Philip II. Baerman a. Admir- of Mrs.
Matilda Baerman, decd, Plaintiff,
Michael Lobeschu!tz, Sophie Teller and
others, Defendants.
PARTITION, &C.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue of the decretal order of the Hon.
Judge J. 5. C0thran, dated October 10,
1881. / will sell at Edgeiield c. IL, on the
first Monday il: November next. the io.-
lowing real estate, viz:
One house and lot situate III the village
of Edgeleld, containing one and one-half +
acres, more or less, bounded on the south
and west by lots of DR.. j. Walter Hill,
and on the east by lot of David Harris,
and on the north by the public street
leading from Edgeleld c. H., to the CO.
lumbia road.
Terms of Sale.-The cost, taxes, and
one-third OF the purchase money cash,
and the balance on credit Of twelve
months with interest from day Of sale, to
he secured by bond of the purchaser
with mortgage of the promises sold.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
=. s. IOMPK Ms, Master II. {.
October II, 1881.