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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Third Judicial District of Washington

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third judicial District of Washington
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
The United States of America US. One
Thousand and sixty Tins, containing Five
Hundred and Thirty Pounds OF prepared
0piuua.
WHEREAS, William H. White. United
States attorney for Washington Territory,
has fled a libel of information, in the
above entitled district court, alleging in
substance as follows.
That at q time past. to-wit. on the 9TH
day of March, A. ID. 1889, at the county of
Kittitas, in the collection district of Puget
Sound, Leslie Cullom, acting collector of
customs for said district. did seize and now
hath IN his custody at the custom house of
said district at Port Townsend, in the
Third judicial district of said territory. as
being forfeited TO the United states. for
violation OF section 1852, of the Revised
Statutes of the United states, certain goods,
wares and merchandise, to wit: One
thousand and sixty tins, containing $50
pounds of prepared opium, then and there
and now of the value of $500. for that st
time past, to wit: on the 18th day OF Feb
rHary. A. D., 1850, said goods, wares aud
merchandise, hereinb before enumerated
and manufacture. and subject to the pay
ment of duties upon being imported aud
brought into the United States, were by
some person or persons unknown. ,unlaw
fully, clendest1nely. frauduientiy and
knowingly Imported and brought into the
United States from said foreign port or
place, to wit: from the Province of British
Columbia, in the Dominion of Canada,
with the intent then and there on part OF
said importer or importers to defraud the
United States of the duties thereon, the
said duties not having been paid or &C
counted for, or secured TO be paid to the
United States, and not since having been
paid or accounted for, or secured to be
paid. to the said United States: and.
WHEREAS, on reading and filing the said
information, the court made the following
order thereon, to-wit:
"Let this cause be set down for hearing
on Thursday the 18th day OF April, A. ID.
1889, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, at which time all persons having or
claiming any interest In said goods, wares
and merchandise must appear and make
their allegations in that behalf or their de-
fault will be entered, and let notice be
given in the usual form by publication
thereof in the SEATTLE DAILY Posr-ISTEL-
IIGENCER.
Dated this 2lst day of March, 1889 "
Now therefore, all persons having or
claiming any interest in said goods, wares
and merchandise are hereby notified to be
and appear in court at the time specified
in said order and make their ailegaficcx In
that behalf or their default Will be entered
and the prayer OF said information
granted,
Witness the Honorable Thomas Burke.
judge of said district court. ana the seal
thereof this 21st day OF March, A. d. 1882
W. +. LEDGERWooD, Clerk.
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Tn THE DISTRICT o. THE THIRD IT.
L 4Ersss district OF " asfsngfon Tsryisery.
haszssux tS-Tss ~ safe
IAe Untteh ssxtek % ASagTsea vs. line
Huzdrss and sixfy-etxAt Tins confaiutnx
eighty ioar poHasts Of prepared cglgua
WMYExss, Haysixl H. White. s-nstesf
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There was good deal besides party
feeling in the election at Spokane
Falls yesterday, which resulted IN an
sileged Democratic victory.
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Reports from Sew Hampshire.
where pfohibitory liquor la'w amend
rneat 10 the constitution hasI recently
been defeated. indicate that the peo-
pie Of that state have come 10 believe
that high license il after all the better
remedy for al acknowledged evil.
They have found. Is have serle other
states. that the worst Of prohibition i
that It fails 70 prohibit. and that really
there Is - much, If not naors, intoxi-
cation under rigid prohibition las
than there II under system OF high
license One advantage Of high license
Ii thai it can be carried ont, while it
has been clearly demonstrated that IL is
absolutely impossible 10 enforce pro-
hihition.
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fsPorNDED STOCK.

"EnSEspAY. APRIL {, AT 10
w oscaaek .. n, 81 Montana s;shses
cegaes saeth Thirsi and Main streets. wsfl
sses AZ raelfc auction the following &c
sTrsse1 sfzscA 20 fAy costs az srs pounding
and ke&pzus. Ia wit one rszs aass white
sssee ksess calf. fxd ueck Sss ears also aae
gsssT TNt cow about seveE years cid TIE
owners Of said animals are On nae nm.
knoHis5 J. G. Mitchell. CHIEF as police,
SeAssze " T.
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sss Kgnus % nsark books and
rulings 90 any pattern core At =.
Artnonys oooabanderY, OpeYa
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asBoKN 8 DIR fR1cHAkD 0sBol.N.
Rouxzz II azsa Is, xesiez 6Nx1d1a1. 3fiG
stxeex end of ConmeIclaI LIE elexa1cx:
TTcBRTpE. CARR q PRESTON HAROLD
MI Pre<sun. Henry MeBxis3e. 3. ~ Carl.
a<torneyx and counseaIorz ~ lAwn e<teek -
Iafso-sx5er Mount Vernon and Seattle.
seMxxle once. YeslezsLeAzy hlcek. iyI7sN
III IAiR HILL, ATToRSEY-AT-I4Aw.
w roozus - and =, Boston block. Stat-
rArsHA PARSONS. ATTORSEY-AT
" law. Seattle, ". Z. Late Of Des No5res.
Iowa. Rooms =. n, and IS. Boston block.
DIAKEk DREW ETHos- I. DREw. Glso.
D ID. B-Akel- as1oyueyS-zt-iaW- H0oess -
ana IS. Union block. seattle. WISH. Spec
i'll attention. Corporation lks1d ans Es.Iyf-
tino law.
n &. NICHOLS. ATT0RNEY-ATLAw
h North Yakima, W. r.
TrBEN sMTTH. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. e.
81 s. commissioners and notary public.
Pine lands bought and sold. Po6t0dfce
hex s7a seatfsa. y. II
RI a. CAM q soN, ATTORNEYS AND
j !. ca1nsc3ioxx-Gf-law. Notary and cGan-
missioner of deeds for Oregon. California
nn6 the District Of Columbia. Commercial
collections . speciality. Once, room !,
stones brick. Front Street.
ENGINEERS And DRAUGHTSMlzN.
NEvINs & BAKER ORCHARD NV
IN inx. Jr.. and Charles II. Baker,. civil
engineers and architects Plans made for
hydraulic and sanitary works, fouada
tons, and general construction; railroad
projects and general surveying, houses de-
signed and built No. CO., Front S.
ID Il. THOMSON q CO. (R. h. Tnom-
h kon, Geo. = Cotterill, Clarence L.
white, civil engineers and Surveyors.
room s, Stsrr block. Seattle Land. railroad
We have the notes and maps Of Eastwick
& Morris and Whitworrh & Thomson, en-
braeing records Of private and oficial sur
yeys in Seattle and throughout the Puget
Sound BASIN from the earliest date.
GcuRRY Il OWENS Il. g. scURRY, II.
- X Owens). civil engineers, surveyors.
and contractors. Railways and other p.zh-
lie works designed and built ONCE
Rooms - and 81 fesler block. James IT.,
~ p. ANDERSON & co., ENGINEERS
~. and draughssmen. Corrected town
snip pIats. city. county and addition maps.
No. 21S ColuHabia street. second door fr5m
United States land office: Seattle. Wash:
ARCHITECTS.
Il c. FERGUSON, ARCHITECT, COR
e.. ner second and Cherry.
DEFokE BUILDING CONSULT PARK
ID fuson & EyerS, architects, rooms IS
and 50. Boston block
I,IsHER,A RcHITECT. BUFFERS BUILD
Is Ing. James street. opposite Occidental
hotel
II SHERMAN, ARCHITECT - ROOMS
liz Sc and 81, Boston block. corner Sec
ond and Columbia straers.
w E. BOONE. ARCHITECT. BOSTON
w block.
ASSAYERS md CHEMISTS.
GEORGE BETHUNE, ASSAYER AND
NJ Chemist, anaiv ger of coal, FIRE clays,
ores, etc. Send samples for assay by mail
Tacoma. Wash. Ty.
ACCOUNTANTS.
ID II. COLLIDE & CO.. ACCOUNTANTS
ns and financial agents, rooms 81 and IS,
Boston block. Books kept, opened. OF
closed Statements made out Collections
q speciality. Postoff1ce box lilo.
STEAMSHTP LINES.
THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WILL
il mington. Frank Worth, master, carry
ing freight and passengers at reduced
rates, viii sail from San Francisco for
Sound ports on Mar. Is. j. A. Hatfield, sgt.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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FINANCIAL


MONEY To I0AN-REEs r. DAN.
vi teis, room 8. starr block. over stewart
q Holmes drug store
-o-n 900 To LOAN, IN SUNS To
--.U.tNu suit borrowers, upon I'm
proved City and farm property also for
building purposes, Lowest rates: no delay
E Rowdon, les Celamois street near Front
MONEY 10 LOAN ON FARMS AND
vi city prprerty-~By ths Western Farm
Mortgage Trust company. room 40, New
1esaes block, sea tic. VT. Ling time.
Lowest rates No aefays Moaey Ia bank
here. A. Ii Fz1ftTE Mknaexsr
MONEY To LOAN AT LOWEST RATES:
WI no ccgs 70 iSss0a--0u improved buss-
ness snd residence property Is seattle;
also on Improved farms in king county
ard down sound territory. Leans made
promptly and money paid when tAe papers
are exeSnsed- FRANK P Ike & CO.
rsoEa =, New IexseF block
MONEY 10 LsoAS-0S RIAL ESTATE.
vi ehsstel mortgage 81 personal serxriry.
Notes. rnaFfrASess etc. bought a. e Mil
LIB, q CO. rs MIL street, Occidental
80 tvfs
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FIVE AND TEN-ACRK 1RAcID
In and near TO the
nnADGE 1EAR AnnaYn<AM

We are selling land here one.3hfp1
cheaper than the adjoining oMnetn r
every direction. Ciose TO the circle raflroS1
and the lake. The laad lays well. rich onH
suitable for market gardening. fhf6
next spring win sell per lot at the plloo
now asked per acre. Prices from tS6 -
acre upwards. -
GRAY 4 CLArWoRIt,
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receipt 81 price or &. q. u. All private ssss-
sases fTeSfea ana cured All euryrsucssA.
en- Z ssff tsy confidential Address ZIP i
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rERSoys T.

/ VCaAEfFE EMPLOYMENT. MAX
L. AMI fesasae. re@sEa e. Ssaifu's esoes.
sTuEa 10 a "a
i car see a ere sssnzsrsens az wx4sarss
gossks Sec sszEss Eazkse 60 nrzlsr is ss Jordan
krsss tAe leading safaessA so F-ss1z sE-crs.
seattle w. T.
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We call special attention to the
PAlATlME HILL ApogT10G

pAIAIlWE MAJ AOO5Jt0
This property comprises the ch0tceef -
cheapest bHdldinx lots In the marke1,
greatest margin Tor profit even upon d
stracfion OF the navy yard af Lake WnS{S
ington these lots win increase In va1uS q
yond the most sargHine expec1af11
Even new the addition Is in the eerf1r RI
the manufacturing district. snrround0d r
factories and lying at the salt water go y,
way Of the canal PsNtotficc, schoolh631 &
Only Is minutes from the city By fhe q IL.
8. q +. R H, which rims hourly tf1sns7
l0c: in addition to which the new -
line is about to be constructed to the rT61R
erty. Lots eoxl10 feet from SIS upWrS
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Advertisements unsier TIE aesas OF Lost
Found. For sale, To Let and situations
Wanted VIII be inserted at the rate of 2
cents word for first insertion: l cent a
word for each subsequent Insertion. Pay
snent always In advance.
The following letters ere awaiting adver.
tisers ~ this ofiiea.
Eureka u. &c. III. L.
X G. II. Gibson. I'll.
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n sssss hssd n = g::.y lIaasas aess xss
Nsx ssG s'enssssv Add Fsxsn s.
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SPECIAL lTEM.
I36 ACRES adjoining the Rail-
LANDS az SaIrH's Cove. A rare chane1
OUR LIST of properties for
suburbs.
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To notice that this Est II enr.,..,
charged
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I.NENn~A PLACE To SAVE MONEY
u o stoves and RANGES tel Fraut 81
IsaTsn ~ wATSN. OWNER CAN
L hsse s&zas ssy ealasng ~ y, 2. exr<ess
Ssssssse
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49, - y 1R9NS<N
With any other before the nnA.
The more you investigate tho Ins,,s 49,.
viii be sstiitffe1 that eur present un6e.2{sS1
ing stands away ADORE anything - E
the market DO not fail to inveesf1nse ~
70 compare our terms in every siessil
The fgnct comprseeS nearly l6Q &c.,
grand boulevard 10 feet wide {the ms51 =.
terry Of the district rams for { rsSie r. ~
through thu center Of the properfY
land Is perfect IN its location a;ad clans T.
the railroad center and mannfaefurin1 -:
dustrieS Of Seattle. The adi0iniue 49,
are now selling in bulk, at lust fisl1n3s 77S2
price per acre IT which we are po1I3Ss A.
important addition. a.
Prior 70 placing their money. the -.
bers OF the syndicate will. OF ceursa Iss3s
and vote u1pcn all details usual g 49,
cases. aud the entire manaeenre1if W.T. -
determined by the stock ho2den T$<
vice president OF the ri
Merchants National Danf Z
Has Kindly consented to act =
Trustee for the Stockho3doer
We repeat. do not fail 10 co.apaso r.
terms and 10 call, at once, af our olEsS p s
thoroughly investigate this matter.
$1,000 SHARES. OF which 49,
fourfhs are already plncesf- I5z*S
Terms, cnGshfrsi cash, ene-Nh3rd
one year. and one third in TWO years. s'
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LION SAfE~ BUSINESS inquire AT
u Sgcat street.
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w bar oas the Sserssa Ryek. she lead.
ing sAEissvs 81 ssn Francisco. wka Asyc re-
cEsvsst Is eases as wssascH Eassis hy sAe
steasasF Wslszsaxss1 faS tha ogenIag az
their new tzfsarsng establishment. II 81
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+ ESoRA STREET GRADE SEALED
j i bids win be received By the under
signed city clerk OF the city OF seattle, on
or before Friday. April s, 1859. at o'elock
p. m. for the grading % and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides OF Tsennra street.
from Depot street 20 Water street. In sc
therefor now on ale IN mr. Office Zach
bid to be accompanied by a casll deposit
% $50 Is security for the execution Of any
contract that may be awarded. The city
, reserves the right 70 reject eay and al
bids T.. W Ferris, clerk. FIRST pxshiica-
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TINE TREASURER OF THE CITY OF
i Seattle VIII pay. on presentation, the
following named warrants: Road fund, to
and including warrant No. a455. Fire fund.
TO and including warrant No. 1856; Gas
209; all outstanding warrants of Water
fund. No interest win be allowed on above
warrants after this date. /. Parker. city
treasurer. First publication OF this notice
April 3, 1889.
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PaaTNERS WaSriED

w ASTEIs~- ACTIVE BUSINESS NAN
w with 5000 10 take interest," Ia an es.
saAtSsse4 manufacturing business. 0ufy
thssse aaxSrE the money ard meaning hrs
snsss sssaress p@sSsosflce box 81. seattle
4 one HALF INTEREST IN A PAYING
: Misunderstanding business can Re sssugAt
fas tsss0 Neare LAID EonpAny, ccrnsr
~eraat anst James SIS.
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EurIorMrvT HaNrEn.

w EleYesfk sfneet. Satisfaction guAfap-
teef.
UASTED--A NiDDLE.AGEn WHOM
w with hoy Of years wants position
as hoaszkeepcs 30 witewer Ia the city:
reference, Address u. 81. osyrspss. Wash.
WANTEfl-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG
w man wishes a situation In = shoe
ssers's has had sanse experience. Address
y aE&istnFsS ofssee
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K08 - - s..
TWk RKxT-THE DfxFNx% NOON or
E <hs In1EeE and hex4 he4sl Ia the boon
ing ezsy Of NhA<con. NJ. r. ~ furnished
bnxtnn Fer particulars apply % VI q
MaeKnfxh< 1kafc0m HgseL
TrnR KExT-A EE0NT ROOM Down
III Stair IN nxw hoEse. frruIxhed OF an
fnrrashed- Apply CORNER Thzrsxeaxh xn1
Nnsnlnx10n street,.
nW KExT FURNISHED KxOMs. 70
u Nadzsun O., hexween sessuth and
INoR KKxT-sfOKE ROOM: SECOND
T sfo<y sx7es close In Address poStof-
Zee bon Is&
TrcE gENT-H0rsE or KIEHT Rooms.
T vel Iocxke5s uusf buy three o. four
hun1rez1 1aiAsrz werth a. ueM furniture
Adtrsss posfotzce bon Isl
I,OR RENT = DESK Room. APPLY
I rooms "a aud r Tesier block.
NOR RENT - THREE rNFBkEBHED
located. Iaqaise q s0oze Is Colonial
block
NOE kRxT : NfcKLY FURNISHED
II rssc<a for one gent. i7fe Tenth street.
corner Howell: % Lake UnIen car line.
rTs0 RENT = COTTAGE HOUSES AT
II smith i Core H a. Smith
TU REST-NIEELY FrENI5HED Al
1 core bedroom for one o. two gentle
men: txo blocks from posso1ice: refer
enecz req aired- Box 81.
Vvo REKT-REsTAURASTs ALSO STORE
i rnom and nice furnished reorn- Hads-
son strecs. between Fourth And Fifth.
T,o RENT-THE JOHNSON FARM AT
IL l.
HOUSE. fruit trees. etc. Apply to Fred Z.
Sander
II oil groceries for sale; fine location.
horse and furniture for sale. w. L. AmeE
& Co.. 2517 Front street, Seattle.
RIO RENT THE NEW STORE AND
i good business location corner Fourth
aud Pike streets. new stock of groceries
not Jet opened for safe at invoice price.
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TSHE TREASURER OF THE CITY OF
1 Seattle will pay on presentation the
folio aiagnamed warrants: Madison ST.
fund, ordinance $50. to and including part
OF AL; Tenth ST. fund, ordinance e44 10
and including part OF 24a; Seventh ST
fund ordinance $50, part OF warrant No.
1917. No interest will be allowed on said
warrants after this date. I. PARKER, city
treasurer. First publication of this notice.
March Is. 1885.
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LOST.

r osT--oS UNION STREET BETWEEN
IL Front and second, ladies gold brace
let. Finder please leave at Poss.Inteilieen-
Ger office
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING Qualified as Executor of the
will of Martha G. Fair deceased, [ hereby
give notice to ali parlie, having claims
against the estate ri the dec easel toi,resent
them, duly qualifei, before the Sth dav of
October 1890, or this iIolice will ne plead in
bar of their recovery.
r. S. LINV1LLF, Executor
Oct. S, 'S9-.5t. of Martha G. FAIR.
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Having qualified as Administrator Of
John H. Stoltz, decd, notice is hereby given
for all persons having claims against said
estate to present them To me for payment
on or before the lst day of October, 1890,
or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. Also all persons indebted to the
said estate are hereby not;ie to make
settlement with me at once
D. A. BINKLEY, Admir-
Oct. 3, 'S9-6w. of Jno. H. Stoltz.
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TRUSSES.

WE HAVE just received a full
line of Seeley's Trusses. The
springs Of these Trusses are
made of the very finest steel,
covered with highly polished
hard rubber. This makes the
best possible Truss. They arc
unaffected by perspiration, are
easily kept clean, avoiding all
sour, sweaty, chatting unpleas-
antness. While extremely light
the worst form OF rupture will
be held permanently, thereby
causing Il radical cure where a
cure is possible by any means.
We have a large stock, and of
fer them at reduced prices.
Also a complete assortment
of l. Gather Covered Trusses,
Supporters, ST. 'pensory BAN
dages. SpIings, Braces, Sc, sc.
ASHCRAFI & OWENS.
DRUGGISTS,
WINSTON, N. g.
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Mr.. Russell Myrick, of the firm of
Myrick T. Henderson, Fort Smith,
Ark, aays he wishes to add his testi-
mony to the thousands which have al
ready been given as to Swift's Specific
he says he derived the most signal
benefit from its use to cure painful
boils and sores resulting from impure
blood.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-21

MIR. j. r. Grinstead, Sonora, KY,
says: "My children have sometimes
had boils and other signs Of blood i'm
purities, with loss of appetite, etc, at
which times 1 have found Swift's Spe-
ci6c a most successful remedy, in no
instance failing to effect speedy and
permanent cure.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-21

When taken for a few days, potash
mixtures impair the digestion, take
away the appetite and dry up the gas
trio juices which should exist in diges-
ting and assimilating the food. Swift's
Specific has just the opposite effect; it
improves the digestion, brings appetite
and builds up the general health.
A Great Hit!
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should care
fully read the above.
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Sale OF Land

Hs ,isiHs 81 n.origse< deed exea,se.i
=. Eliza:.:i J.. Lime cn the 2ish day uf
ssrssEs.t 1881, AID Tets'rdesi il, in-.k s,
laes SIC al tho Tec-rals in the .iii.e II she
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ss;uis.sy the 30th day af November, l~89,
NJ sne -. hsk r. M, n tie C.'nrt House deer
IN " ins,sn, N. T. l, str.rn~y for she
ow.,er ei said mortgage deeds, will expose
~ ,-nl.' &c ssle in the highest bidder the land
acre. ef Is.d lying in the county Of Forsyth
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adi.ir.:rR the lands of d. II. Blum, Will
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