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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-03
CEANCERY SALE


No. 1855, R. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOunty.-Grace l.. Anderson ct al VS.. Sal
lie NJ. Johnston ct al.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for
- salt, entered in the aboyTe cause on Oh the
l will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front o. the Clerk and Mas
ter's office, courthouse oil Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June IL, 1850,
within lega' hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
The certain lot No, 8 in block So, on the
plan Of South Memphis on the south line Of
Lind street, fronting said street % feet
and running back between parallel lines go
feet, upon which is erected a two-story
frame resi- tence No. H9 Linden street. Also,
the Ia 49-l00 acres, being all that part OF
twenty-acre tract in Shelby county, begin,
ming at a stake on the east boundary line OF
the John Ramsey 5000-acre grant; thence
south Is chains 40% links TO a stake; thence
east II chains and II links to a stake; thence
north 16 chains 79R links to stake on the
south side of McLemore avenue; thence
south $50 west with the south side Of said
avenue II chains and so links to the begin
ning-the whole description containing ~
acres, move or less, and excepting therefrom
5 5l-100 acres at the northwest corner, here.
tofore sold to NJ. d. Johnston, which 5l-lO0
acres begins at the northwest corner Of said
tract; thence south with the east side Of
Raleigh avenue COO feet; thence east parallel
with McLemore avenue 400 feet; thence
north parallel with Raleigh avenue 800 feet
TO the south line Of McLemore avenues
thence west TO the beginning. The Il 4s-lOg
acres so to be sold will be subdivided and
sold according to said subdivision, a plan OF
which will be on file in this office before the
day of sale.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-fourth "a cash; bal
ance in six and twelve months, secured by
notes with approved security, bearing inter
est fro date; lien retained and redemption
barred. This May q, 1886.
S. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. F: Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master
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II pletely eradicated malarial poison
from the system of the little son of Mrs.
Pearce, $50 Poplar street, Memphis, Tenn:S
when suffering from chills and fever. Qui-
nine failed to benefit him.
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" Original and on y strCtcber
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for circular: Agents vented in every CITY
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WRROWN'S IRON BITTERS BENE-
NJ fted MIR. W. A. Bender, So Fourth
street, Memphis, Tenn, when suffering from
prOvoment every day.
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WRROWN'S Iron BITTERS CURED
Ab Capt. Q. fremont, is Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, when troubled with
biliousness, II strengthened him so he felt
liha nav Nrhaturp
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
And Iron Roofing.

Fire, wind, water and ightUing
proof Suitable for all kinds Of buildings.
For prices and estimates at factory rates.
call on or address
MEMPHIS METAL WOOD MFG CO.,
43s & 44O Main st., and q & % Mulberry st.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Headquarters for Iron Fencs and Cresting,
Galva Ied Iron Cnrnicn Tin Rnnfs & htnYaa.
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WPROWN's IRON BITTERS HAS
ID been used by Mrs. Mary Hill, 2S6 Lin
den street. Memphis, Tenn, for live trouble
and malaria with great benefit. She calls IL
especially valuable for home use.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

~ - ~ ~ - - ~ - -AA@S
No. 1864, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-State Of Tennessee We. Emily
Sackeit ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day of May, 1885, M. 3, 48, page 1865
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June 10, 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated n.shelby county, Tenn.'
Lot 10. block S, Browns subdivision,
front ting so feet on the east side of LaRose
street, and running back IT'S ieet. Sold as
the property of Emily Sackett, W. W. Luck
EFT and others.
Part Of lot I, block So, southeast corner of
Gayoso and Hernapdo streets, 25x69 feet.
Sold as the property of the Workingmen's
Building and Loan Association, e. Buchig-
Part Of lot 9, block 50, east side of Her
rando street, adjoining Carter, 45xl35 feet.
nando street, north Of Maydwell's, 8xlf5
feet,
Let 2, block As: Beginning at a point on
the south side of Beale street, 81 feet east Of
the corner of Beale and Causey streets;
thence southwark with Johnson's line 7S
feet; thence eastward 25 feet; thence north
ward rs feet to Beale street; thence west
ward with the south side Of Beale street Is
feet to beginning. Sold as the property OF
Rocco Boggiana and others:
Terms Of Sale-0n credit Of six months;
note with security, bearing interest, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred
This May 20, 1886.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By H.F. Walsh, u. g. and NJ.
F. II. and G. w. Heiskell, solicitor.
q
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ROWN'S IRON fITTERs
- proved an invaluable Jmedy to M Mi
chael Birney, 2l2 Washinl .On sire I, Mem
This, Tenn, FIR diarrh, AM dyspepsia. 10
says II acts like charm wnen other medi-
al mas fail
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DROWN's IRON BITTERS GREAT
- ly benefited Mrs. M. c., Yuckley, Mem
phis, Tenn, when troubled with liver dis
order and indigestion. She regards it as a
standard family medicine.
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A book OF 100 pages.
.Ihe best book for
anadvei tiser to con
suit, be he expert
enced or otherwise.
1t contains lists Of
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AD Mrs. W. S. Levy, Sis Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, after being troubled for
several years with chills and fever and be-
ing thoroughly exhausted.
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Raleigh Springs Hotel,
REAVERNAM SPRINGS

liverynen, Centrevl le, Tenn
4. A. DEAN, Prom Centreyille hotel:
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Sulphur Springs
Finest summer Resort in America
HOTEL LAFAYETTE.
Yv;nnafonAa Reach. Nsinu.

Offers recommendations unequal d by any ~
tel n the west. R.tes, s. per day; SO per
month Circulars aud full particulars sent
nromp. ly on application TO EUGENE NEIL,
Mansger ST Paul, MINI.
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Cures all Blood and Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
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If not in your market, it will be forwarded
on receipt of price. Small bottles, 81, large,
81 rs,
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
MACON MEDICINE COMPANY.
Macon Georgia
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Mini. sriassr a,,,l Jar s,snld.

Chatting IN sofa Of thu Fifth Avenus
hotel, Maj Selover told mc of ms encountsr
with Jay Gould, in which i.e droppsl ths
little man over railing into the area. "Until
that affair l,a,pcuni To nc,n sasi Tho major,
II never knew how man could be on,s 10
far forgetful os himself N 10 commit murder
AMI not know what H. wins doing. | was
utterly beside myself The next thing ro-
mcnlerei after getting cxcitni In talking
with Mr. Could was when saw him hanging
head down in the area, wlllc hal hold Of his
legs ! drew him up until | gOt hokl VI his
coat collar, and then s,t him IN his feet
was terribly angry. ! think Il knocked mo
out Of about t2,UU,UU You ~ Gould had
jpgel ilo cut of about t.sDUO clean cash.
We have talked II sll over since, aBl NOV
know ia; lo was nilsloI by the information
that he rpsiyel would trust Gould to-day
AS quickly as would trust any man down
town, AMI consider him pretty god littls
man, when yoI take him all round / must
say though, that ! wouli not trust any Of
them very faI. dor. New York Trilslne.
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The secret II Sanguinary Duels.

n. Aui,ifn Scholl, the witty French au.
thor, ,levotes an amusing chroniIue IN the
late DR. Thevenet ubrss notorious readiness
10 magnify the merest sword prick into q
dangerous wound brought his services into
great request on such occasions NJ. Scboll.
iph.-l ,sps ~ far as 10 assert that the excel
lent dvtor adopted the precaution Of
bringing vial Il bloh with him, when he
wa, asked Ia attend cointatant into the
fell. aud b. coi,trivei, by dexteTous use Of
it, contents, Ia give such "A ghasuy appear
ance b, the slightest scratch that some az
arently sanguinary duels at which he a.
sistesl dill not cost a solitary drop 81 blood
to either VI the parties The Argonaut
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M,.s Cleveland a. . Hand shaker,

II am sorry for tho poor lady Sm'll feel
II tomorrow
We were at the presidents reception, AMI
the SPEAKER was n laiy who has long held u
distinguished social position In Washington.
"She will h. very tir,d,' concurrsi.
"Tirslf' sho repeated. "Sore-amo all
over, probably. bse how sho bends hcr whole
flexible l"ly In trying tn perform gracefully
and GENEROUSLY tho duties Of her rnsitionl Si'
will never do II again, for IL will teach her a
lswson IN the morning tho dear girl will IN
lame In every joint Somcbsly ought to TIL
her b. ~ passive anil stand immobile, and LIT
her guests put In the needed cor,linlity 10 Is
their business And that's what she'll do Ielt
time
"Why don't you hint II 20 herr I sug.
gcstoi
II don't know her well enough And sup.
pre she IL bound 10 scritke herself to night,
anyway, AMI capture Che folks. Tho first
time ever received thousand I.oIle trie.I
not to move my body, for know thu penalty
but found swnyei forward in spite ii my
elf, and sufYersi In back and ankles for n
week Oe thing ! early learned, never Ia
permit my whole hand ~ 10 Sinsl by tbs
shaker, for after while the delicate bones
get very sore II tpo much ~lnezed Igive
them, especially the men, only my fingers, al
the risk of appearing mbospitabI A repl.
tation for Indifference Is better than All assur.
ancp n rheumatism.
@Once, after large reception, saw Gen
Grant rubbing his left hand and wrist ~.
lively. Haven't you got the wrong hand
general asked.
ale laughed and said: After shaking my
hight hand 30 much my left hand and arm
always gets cold, anil | have ~ restore tbs
circulation"
"One thing found IL was safc 30 do-t
smile. That enables one b. extend welcoms
without disastrous consequences, for the rid
bic muscles will stand gopi deal u wring
and twist without being hurt Its baIieii
cent provision Of nature, Isn't it!"--Wash
ingtdl Post.
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Why M6E CONTINUE SMOKING.
An Inqairy Into the Alleged Reasons
for the Masculine Habit.

A number Of literary men smoke simply TO
make an income They have harmed that
with pipe in their mouths thuushts nut only
Come nsore readily, hut N better onir. AMI
that, Wiki it Is often difficult To get the
profer wurd il they are not smoking. il runs
b tbe pint Il the I-H tn ntomsnt they
light up" Psyeholoyieally thi, h the mast
Interesting, AMI ths' reason woIns.rkini can
MT grasp II prllaily is that Isyshnloey Is
MT, unfortunately, taught in llibs' senina-
ria
Smoking Is great Safegusri against infe,>
tlaars diseases, Ii is only by r,srling up the
sii,ject scientifically in nsslieal treatlss thas
one thoroushly gets IA understand thu
thouSinl risks of this kiBi that We
run every day. In the country dur
ing thu summer months, when nen are On
thsir holidays, they laok forward to having q
temporary respite frum smoking Then il
dos not ~ much matter how the temIsra-
ment Is, living al much in the open air the
smoking u other pers.ars has little eife't On
then AMI there is les danger If infection.
1t is To keep otf thu ties that men smoke at
the ss,shle AMI ON the hills Their own
weathertsatsa eountenancys can stahl thu
fies; hut th~s littl demons would not only
slD,l the summer for susceptible wives AMI
sisters ami children, hut would disiigure
them rs we'll That Is what a man cannot en-
dure. You nmy have ssn piciiies on tho
river az among the tiekis, with all the men
smoking ami the lath> standing quite near
them With many men smoking Is merely
! M exctfS,. far Sfayinv nj h.,,u. A man L.nl .
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The Noahs ark quilt and English Issl cov-
ering seems AZ IL It might have issn suggest
ei 10y that "io,re md HssE Pspr" frieze,
on whitb the animals wound along in process
son toward "a black payer ark set at ots essd
Of the room inIt IN tiH quilt tia foundation
is Ut cream ,ln7ting and the birds and leasts
ars Of Turkey rsi. Tho animals nu,y lie rep
r-entsi by scraps II tpar own fur, II de-
sired, but this ia considered littlc too real
istic Such quilt might le mndc very
amusing =, children II strong minds, but, on
tbr other hand, II might become absolutely
terrifying ~ tbs nervous Boston Trail-
saIiut
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Of course you know crazy work" isawful-
ly outre. No girl with proper care for her
status wonld make it now but 1t has sue
lessor, which to al unprejudicei minds must
appear equally absurd, useless and sensel'ss.
1t is made by cutting regular lat varied
shapes and sizes from old hid gloves and Join.
ing them together with brilliantly colored
fiosses You must collect from all your
friends their "cast-of' gloves and mako
haste Ia fashion something or other out of
them befoe the idea falls into the obcsul1ty
1t deserves. New York Graphic.
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Thought II Quite u Com plimant.

Young TAdy-My dear professor, | want
to thank you for your lecture. You made II
all ~ plain that | could understand every
word,
Professor-l am truly glad you did under.
stand IT, Ihave studied the subject for about
thirteen years, nnd f'ntter myself that ran
bring the subject within the comprehension
1t tlis weakest Intellect. Texas SiftingA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-30

At n Boston tbeater the other night, after
the impressive performance Of Booths Ham
let, attention was drawn 10 the etfusive do
light u "A Young lady who was thus trying
apparently to show her GRATITUDE n thu gen
tlernan upon whose arm she was resting. I've
hal real god time, George said sbs, and
its real lovely play, its ~ full u quota.
tons. Chicago TinIea
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Mnnll Lay In a supply.

Visiting NJ Renars birthplace Recently
n. Jules Simon askel tbs hoiisskeeIrr il
many visitors eaInc to So II. Yes. great
many English folk wei, you ~ ht get a
handsome little fortune from SINE ~ them
by selling them the pen with viii h NJ.
Renar wr,Ae his Life Of Jesus Alas, ]
have IL mott But will go 10 the statioer's
tomorrow and buy two hundred chicago
Tribune
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The Ancient Roman. without Soap.

The early Germans and Teltons were In ap-
pearaipe much Hike the Celts, Icing descend-
ants from the Aryan stock Both the Ganls
and the Germans were superior to tn k,
mans in one point, namely, the ,lss of sap,
though il dos not sem quite clear whether
they employed 1t wholly for cleanliness or
partly for the purpose of rei,lening their hair.
boston Budget
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(UNNEa sTIONr.

UbNNh'TIbNN.
AT Palstka with Jacksonville. TamUa d key
West Halfway, aud ~ Auy,siin" und Puintka
hallway, and last river steamers TOR ~ Az.
sustine, Green cove Springs, Jactsonrille
and all points North, Fast aud weat, anh v IN
IN river steamers for Solth Florida. Also
With the Twin screw Iron steamer "tity of
Palat MA" and steamship CITY u Moni'ccllo.
for Char leston, New York, Boston. Phila'lel-
rhiR, etc.
Mail trn,ns make close connection both ways
wal. T.. AK. ". ny, at Jacksonvill" with At.
Iantc Coast LANE, Fast Mail,
Al Gaiirsvllle with through Pullman sleep
era over Savannah. Florida 4 Western NY Tor
New orleans, Cedar Keys, Pensacola. savall-
nah, Albany, Montgomery, Louisville, ~.
Louis and all points West.
Al Ocala with Florida hallway and NaviHa.
ton 10. and Hicks for silver springs.
A. Asfor with ~. Johns aver steamers Tor
jacksonville sanford and way landings.
A. Iecrb,irg with the ~. Johns aud lAhs
Eustis vision Of the Florida southern HAIL
way, and boats On Lakes Harris and Eustis
10, points on lakes.
Al Pcfn,erton's Ferry with South Florida
ny Tor Lakeland. TAMPA. kissimmn. Harlow.
Orlando, sanford, Tuck.rtoSn and furt lD6'le
p,fUNAN1, y. ". BhOMWEll
General MANAGE. Gsn'l Pas. Agent.
A.E. CowAs. Cor TRAY. Art.
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a Rich Mans Tailor. Male Clothcx.

A New York tailor who makes clothes for
fashh'nabie young n,en-and fashionable OLD
men, too, for that matter--says that u
markell change has come over tho methrsis of
some NJ his customers during thu past year
or w." II us.si tn !" the proper thing for
rich men Ia make contracts with their tailors
for years supply II clothes, at 81 much lsr
year. THY got u new suit, ami worc il as
long ~ 1t h1k"l fresh, then they wouki take
u back AMI obtain u new one la its stead,
AMI NJ they wrr abb Ia 20 through the year
in we'll dressed way. II was al English
custom that thu gentlemen imported, and h
WAS considered quite the necessary way for
several years, till suddenly sonelssly is,gan
IA suspect that il was not quite rs economical
rs some other plan might H. The same
thing dawn,sl on lots Of other people SION
after, and that eni,si the custom A rich
mans tabernacle wardrobe ON this plan us.Sl
10 cost anywhere from sl,aO 81 siUU lsr
year-n exceptional eases, NJ coirse, mount
ing much higher. II was bonanza for the
tailors, WHOSE hot flatirolls seliom failed Ia
make creased suit returned by one Gus
toner look bright AMI fresh enough for
another
Now rich men are paying tor their clothes
as they buy them At 80 much ITr suit. Tho
OIL styL', which did not amount To much
morr than renting of the clothes, nnl which,
went under on the ~Ore of economy, makes
way for a new scheme, which, IL the tailois
ARE 10 IT, believed, IL agoUi deal more cxIan.
sive. The average swell in New York society
Il. 40 a :
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ST. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The White.
lSAII.lSOAD

NORTH IhtuND.
leave Femaks. IN
Arrtsr knl>toI. b a. m. MAXIM eaHurc-
tam With D.. 7. n n. ". RY train "a HI, IA lrsNrs
laat "A at II IL arrive JssksnVtiltf u. \. m.
S,il TIL ROI Nd.
Leave Ra5l>tun. N 81 q. ma.
AtuNg EanIoka. -. ni., making cnnneStion
with J.. 4. a h. ". ~ tram ~hrh tsaNes
Jaeksans tlir s,ld, arrive falstks hsia, "a. IN
NuTE >a.t. Tram runs ,lslly except SUNDAY,
NoTt NJ. =. tonnertbaa h.tNtrn faLitka
ans tltltstan l., nla,l' l,y terry.
htCk make runnssttun With tram at rumss-
IA toi OFmond and hay tuui.
D.. :. SPENCER, 4. }. WHITE,
ten. fsSs. AMI frt. Agt. President,
>,in Natro. FLA Ssn Msteo. Fla
mN sht
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Savannah. Florida & Western Ry
waycro.s short Line.

AL trains NJ this road arr run by Central
18th Merida a time. which = z MINUTES
suErr than IA. k-ilHy ...,- time
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STEAMERS A ]. LANE AND DISPATCH
Nah" daily dnihc round trips oi Lakes Eustn
ana Harris, touching al all landings.
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sEx ORLEANS sGPREas.

nN and after Sun.sy. Nus a.. is-5, Pas
" singer Trans ~tll leave aId arrive a
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El!il:lE:Illz133l;}Z
Tropical Trunk Line.
DlRsT. ALI~kAIL RoUTE

DIRE I. ALI~kAtL RoUTE
bETNEEN
Jdcs Senul'e. Magnolia. Green cose Spring
81, Augustine, Paiatsa. GaaeSaiie. 0cdia
LeesbUeg. Seslie. Detaad. Enterprise illus
nile Sanford kiater Pars Orlando Tamea
dnd Southern FiOrRtd
GotS8 s.I7TH.
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CONTRASTS NOTED
~ A JAPANESE STUDENT AT AN
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

ne Two Noises I'm the Heu<es-wine.
Tobacco and Biilisrds-GIoves In Japan.
Riding On uoTsebask-A MASK far tsss'i
Lack.
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Pullman linffrt and >ieepins Cars. Jacksan-
villa To- NJ" Work without change.
iuliman Palace huiiet Sleeping cars. " ash
inston Ia ia, kssttt itr
Pullman idiasT sleeping ears, jacksonville
u u. Lotus, VIA savannah, Atlanta, NashNII.
ard Evansville.
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MAIN LINE.

.l,rcnL fast vt wol-hton ut Ham
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-09-04

TO William S. Dryden, Il. Elton
Jones, Samuel r. Stebbins and
William }. Glib.
Whereas Il bond was executed
by You to me on tue It'll day Of
May 1885 in the penalty Of four
hundred and eleven dollars aid six
cents. with the condition whereby,
after recitillg that upon a Judgment
obtained by Wiz, Biedler T. Co.,
in the Circuit Court for the county
of Accomack, against Major f..
Selby, they had sued ont writ of
Firl.i Facias directed to NE, BY vir-
tue whereof. | was directed to levy
said writ upon certain goods and
chattels the property of Major q.
Selby 70 satisfy the said execution,
the remnant whereof aG the date
of the said bond including the Off
GERS fees and commissioners and
other lawful charges amounted to
two hundred and five dollars and
fifty three cents, and reciting fur
ther that Il doubt had arisen as to
whether tue property was liable to
silch levy and that l had applied to
said Witt, Bie.ller & Co., for al IN
Identifying bond according to the
Statute in such cases, it was pro
vitled that ii he said Witt, Bed
Ter & Co, or any one ior them.
should indemnify me against all
damages which | might sustain IN
consequence of the seizure OF sale
of the property upon which the
said execution might be levied, and
should moreover pay and satisfy to
any person or persons, claiming IL
tie to- the said property all dam
ages which such person or persons
might sustain in consequences OF
such seizure and sale and shonld
also warrant and defend to the
purchaser or purchasers OF such
property such interest and estate
therein az should he sold under
such execution, then the said obli-
cation should be void, and the saul
Wiz, Bletller u Co., OF any one lor
them ll;tvIl e fai'ed to Indemnity
me against all damages which !
have sustained in consequence OF
the seizure OF the property III
which | WAS directed to levy said
execution according to the condi-
ricn OF the said bond, notice is
hereby givento each Of you, that
on the Sill day of The October term
of said Circuit Court, shall move
Tie said the SAID court to award
execution upon the said bond in
my behalf against you and each OF
you for twenty dollars the damage
sustained by me in making the levy
aforesaid and preserving the prop
erty levied upon as aforesaid. Da
ted this the 31st day of August, A.
d., 1856.
JNO. Il. WISE, Sheriff.
Gunter s. Blackstone, p. q.