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SI? JAtfoaltecr. i’uhllsliocl Every Kuiimlay Morning. Ofiioe—Tn tho Court House, room, North East, down Stairs, Cleveland, (la. OUR AGEN 1\S ! Tho following named gontlcmon are legally authorized to act sw A cents foi the Cleveland Aadvkktiskr. If you have not paid your subscription and it is couvenont to hand it to either of those gentlemen, yon will much oblige Yours Truly, Alex. Church, Publisher. Rev. W. II. McAfee, Dahlonoga, Ga, J W, Meeks, Iilaitsville, Ga. C. II. Kytlk, Mossy Creek, White Co. Rev. J. C, Bell, T esc a tee Dist., Whtto Co. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; Ono copy, one year, 81.00. One copy, sis months, 50. One copy, throe months. - SO. ADVERTISING RATES: Advertisements inserted at the rate of .-5100 per inch (or loss) first insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion. Advortisomonts not baviug the number of insertions marked on them, will he published until forbid, and charged accordingly. Contracts made for three, six, or twelve months on liberal terms. Local Notices 10 cents per line. TS-gL-Evory communication for publication in tho Advertiser must boar the name of thean- 3bor, not necessarily for pDh)jcati"n, but as gu¬ aranty of good faith. We will not be responsible for the opinions of correspondents; and i. ■ communication, trill bo admitted into its coi ums, having for its end the defamation of private character, or ia any other way scur¬ rilous in its import. of general Correspondence solicited—though upon subjects bo brief importance it mast and to the point. and All communications, business Jotters, money remittances must he addressed to ALEX. CHURCH, Publisher. 6 tttCfaJ gmttog. TZfr cum MAGISTRATES’ COURTS. Mount Yonah—861 Dist.,—Third Fridays— Jus. H. Reaves, J. P. G. B, J arrant N. P. Mossy Crook...420 Dist.,...Third Saturday... D. M. Davidson, N. 1’., J .H. Browlow J. 1’. Nacoochee...427 Diat.,... First Saturday... James McClure, N. P. J. It. Lumsden, J. P Shoal Creek...862 Dist.,...Fourth Saturday- 11. C. Hunt, N i\, J. W. Blackwell, J. 1’. Blue Creok...72l Dist.,...Second Saturday... Win. Black, N. P* G. XV. McCollum, J. P. SToscnteo...55S Dist.,...Fourth Saturday...B. T. B. Led lord N. P‘, H. A. Allison J. P. Town Crook...836 Dist.,...Tliird Saturday... J. A.Cantrell. N. P., II. R. Helton ' P. THE MAILS.3 Cleveland to Galnsvllle, Dally, except Sun ®y. Daily, Snn Cleveland to Blalrevllle, except uy. Tri-weekly' Cleveland to Dahlonoga, Cleveland to lloysville Tri-weekly. Oloveland ioBelton onco a week. Cleveland to Teanatee. once a week. EDWARD L. STEPHENS, V. M I W. K. WILLIAMS, A TTOKNE Y A T LA W, Clevelax n, Geoecu a. Jan. 10th 1881, J. KIMREY, \ TTORNEY AT LAW. Cleveland Oa. - \ Office, Basement Masonic Hall, ian, 10th 1 SSI. wl’y.ly. M. G. BOYD, A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW Ll_ Dahlonega Georgia. Will pactieo in the Superior Courts of White, Hall, Dawson, Habersham Lumpkin, and the Supremo Court of tho State, Jan. 1 Otb 1881, wkl’y ly. ■RANK L HARALSON. Sfk, A TTORNEY AT LAW, Atlanta Georgia. Till practice in all the Counties ombraoing i.> Western an.I Blue Ridge Circuits. Also i re Federal Supreiro Courts of the State. \ 11 business entrusted to my earo wi 1 re " -o prompt attention. .Tanl. 01th 188 wl’y. Iy. ; u * jj.Mf Sw9 ftjPH J'ills _ . _ . Rich J'ursens’ V urge tiro make New Tb.vid, and will completely change the blood in f.ioentiresvstem in three month's. Any person who i>e will vectored take 1 pill sound each night health, from if sucha 1 to 12 weeks tiling may to iK'.Possihle. Pent, hv mui! for 8 letter stamps. f. A*. .TOVXS O.V a- CO., It onion, Muss., formerly JSntigor, Mr. AuLtl) BPCIlTd ! O WJAWTEF) tfVKii 1 at?-' EVERYWHERE the best ' iliiy itml to so l tins Machine ever invented. Will knttapairof smokings. with HEK*. and TOE complete, in 20 minutes, ft will also knit a great variety of fancy work for which there is always a ready market Send tor circular and terms to the Tuomliiy KuiHiiig machine Co., 409 Washington St., Boston, Mass. J\ \ GENT? WANTED for the Best and Fast . est-Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced 33 por cent. National Pub $hi*ig Coq Atlanta, Ga. .ILocal Items. Some hot weather. Sub-’crihe for tho Advertiser. Somo blockade whisky in town this week. Some rain this week. But H ero was so very little of it. Dysentery is raging in Cleveland. Too much green coni aud cucumbers. If you don't want to swap horses don't banter C. P. Craig. tIT Watermelons . , sold ,. extremely , cheap 3 1 in Cleveland laet Tuesday. „ Mr. W..I.I re* man has the best cab ; bage patch we a»vs seen this summer. Cool night? ar,r« - days, during tbS pa*t tWO Preacblrg *-.» Charch next Sunday night, a of protract¬ ing. See Mr. Gier.Y •? ,; erihiement of min¬ ing property for gaic, in another col¬ umn. Many of White county’s good citizens were in town last Tuesday,among them was Caps Fred. Dover, of Nacooehee. Col. M. G. Boyd and family, of Dah¬ lonega Ga,, wore in ®ur burg this week. Glad to see them. Sales of last Tuesday went of! quiet¬ ly, and we believe satisfactorily to ail all parties. Mr. Elijah Carroll, and Master Benj. Bouldin will accept our thanks for a couplo of nice watermelons. Mr. J. Lamb Johnston of Charleston, S. C.. was In our town last Tuesday, ant] gave tho Advertiser a pleasant call. Our junior typo extends his thanks to Mr* John Cantrell for the present an excellent watermolon. Mr. John Cantrell will accept the thanks of the Advertiser and its whole family for two of tho very best musks rnellons. Thero has not been a bfto of fresh beef that we know of, in Cleveland for six months; and yet tho mountains are full of fat cattle. Rev. J. P. Osborn has so much re¬ covered from his attack of mumps as to be able to be in town this week. Hope soon to see him at his post again. Mr. John T. Barnes tells us that be has taken the fodder from common hold corn that was planted the last days of April, and that the corn is fully mas tured and hard. Rev. A. II. Miles preached an inter¬ esting sermon tho 3rd Inst-, at the res¬ idence of his son, II. F. Miles, on Mossy Creek. He will bo at Zion tosmorrow, (Sunday). Mr. George H. Lanier, from the house of Land ram & Butler, Augusta, Ga., accompanied by Prof. Ilonry Porter, from Woodlawn Academy was in town Sunday. Call again young gents, so says some of the young ladies. We call the special attention of readers, and the traveling public gener¬ ally, to the advertisement of the Bell Hotel. This is a reliable house,and well furnished. You only have to stop there for one meal to be convinced that table is furnished in tho very best style. Persons stopping at Cleveland can have comfortable quarters at W. B. Bell’s. FRUIT TREES—EXCELLENT QUALITY. Wo taka pleasure in stating to our friends and patrons that Mr. Wm. H. Hugkes is now iu our town and county, canvassing for Messrs. Lind ley & Nursery, of Greensboro, N. C. Our friend Hughes has somo line fruit, and the people of this country would do well to patronize him. His nursery is entire¬ ly reliable, bavirg been established iu 1828 Ho can furnish tjood apples for twelve mouths in the jear; from May to November, aud all fruits in proportion. in the corx niv. Wo took a trip to Mr T. V* Cant roll’s ! at the Flandin mine, hi company • i f !i i j our hotter half, in tho early part of this week. To our host arm hostess, Mr.; j »"•* Mrs. Cantrell, wo are under many obligations for their kind hospitality j during our stay. Those nice water* • mefons were quito a treat; and the ci-j der, just new enough to be ifi it’s prime, and fresh from the cool springdiouso, was tho host wo havo tasted for a long time. In company with Mr. Cantrell, we took a tramp through tho corn Helds, and finally to tho watermelon patch— spotted * with tho luscious fruit. Mr. C. has , excellent _ of , corn, ... ins an crop dwelling is situated in a very pleasant j grove. Taking all together our trip wa8 a most delightful ono. Rev, A. H. Miles of Gordon Co., paid us a visit this week—glad to form his acquaintance* lie ia an aged minister j | of the Gospel, having been in that work ■ i over 40 years, Ho however has been i long disabled by neuralgia, from active ! work. He Is now trying work up some | means by introducing a splendid literary | j Success book ia In our Life, county. and Common “The Secrets of Sense in Business.” A very popular book that no one eau well afford to do without. We respectfully and cheerfully recom¬ mend him to our citizens, ono and all, everywhere. The above named book is published at Philadelphia t>y T. Mariam Ac Co., DIED. Wo are sorry to record the death of Miss Deleanor Devton, of Shoal Creek, j She had been confined to her bet! about * live months, during which time she suf-! fered immensely. Miss Deyton was aj young lady of excellent qualities, and j loved by all who knew her. She was horn April 18Gl, and departed tMs life August 2nd 1881. She had never join¬ ed any branch of tho church; but dar¬ ing her sickness made a profession of Christianity, and expressed a willing ness to bid adieu to earth and earthly things. She was interred at tho Clave* land cemetery, ac 4 o'clock on 3d last. Deloanor will bo much missed by her associates, and especially by her mother, brothers and sisters,* but as God in his providence has seen tit to remove her from earth, may the loss to her friend3 bo her eternal gain. Wo deeply sympathize with the sorrow¬ ing relativos and friends. A difficult question;—Squire s daugh ter—“What is this we hoar about your father aud mother quarreling so, Peggy?’ Peggy—Uiey’vo both had a little money left ’em, miss, and I think father he wan*8 the lot. Anyways, they can’t agree nohow whetherhor money ishis'n, or his hern, or hia’n and hm hern.’ No ono man ever amassed millions in one short lifetime hoaestiy justly. Huge fortunes that arc made in a short time aro generally obtained by control¬ ling a power to enact laws and privfe leges that crown men cf lees ability and courage but more honor into the mire. Branches of the older bush hung in the dining room of a bouse, will clear the room of flies. It has anoder which the insects detest. Habitual Constlvcncss. Is tho bane of nearly every American woman. From it usually arises those orders that so surely undermine their health and strengt.li. Every woman owes it to herself and to her family to use that celebrated medicine, Kid ney-Wort. ft is the sure remedy for constipation and for all disorders of the kidneys and liver. Trv it in liquid or dry form. Equally efficient in either form.— Boston Sunday lludyet. FOR SALE! FOR SALE!/ a T A great Sacrifice, to close a coucern, and in lots to suit pur chasers, tho entire Mining Equipment of tlio Longstreot mine, near Cleveland, White Co., Geoigia, consisting in part, of full setts of Blacksmith's and Carpenter’s fools, steel drills, aud hammers, aledgas, forks, picks, mattocks, quicksilver, 300 feet six inche spiral galvanized hydraulic pipe, lumbar, cook stove, kitchen uteusilsand bod-room furniture, nil in goon order. Terms cash on delivery. Apply to .JAMES GLEN, Naeooehco White County, (5a. Aug. fith ISS 1. 2wks. USE THE l’ARR ENGLISH PAD, ' Safe a.id effectual at any and all times. A eer tain cure for all Malarial or contagious Dis¬ eases, without drugging the system. For sale bv JOHN N. SMITH, Tesnatco, Ua, July 23, 1881. Summer Gonwfomfe At this season, va Ho is the bowels are prevalent,,■".■■<</ /; lost through lack of kaowlt d. of tie and sure remedy. I';\* li.\\ Killer is a sure cun- for Dinrrlwa, j *y- - entery,Cholera,C.» ! •••• ysorfo.s.BnmoKi* Complaint, etc., and is j _ , Read the following: T’KltEY IVv'NiiRlis;;:. X. V.. ' vt-. 12,1ST.1. D.Wi- l’.\! . .Mil ' -I instant ■ i.t/furcr;a:i .a -I ' .1 n-H IK in, it;*. Tin' f'-vf* ntcdiciiu JSiorioi.yiu.K. a. v'., , . I).lssl. rmt f knv . lor .. -it.-vv, cJlolcra Jliorbas, juiil irainosi ji:;vo used it for year.!, and n is. . , < ■ ir * or mv •• W. Ill.K. Momnoy\,Tov -, ,i«v. ■ -i, T have u.od your 1 ’ 4 ' N ’tu.! it: ■ . ■ ■ •' instant tramp.colie,aiidclsoloran. relief. r !. ..a E. i veulisort *• * v.-i u, Caiinusvit.i.k, tiA ,» ■ l> Is I. in FortAvnntyycare family.’ Have ! have used it ‘ .or l-.-.in Ku.i.rtt my . o,y to., u . 1 eoiiiplaitus.imdito Without !k!I!k>. Vfouldnot f,o I s.du a txittjo in •''io ,1.1 ! ” . SaOO. M -. ‘.’i ov I. if. vonsedPKniivD avi .’l*. :% : .. .. a - tv. Os years. U is , . «*./ >. - N;> uiotia r ehould allow it toW cut of tho . X. Nat;--?. li. Vvo It Oarim, X.Y.,i’et>. IS, ruui. 1WL it lx'imn usjntr over ■: MNV : \VouM y<* t.'- a£T\ always Li to elves bod without ii.imoui.iti, bottle . r.ol'. tlio liou.-o. hu t’tliy daro 140 a r.i W. O. Si'F.r.TIY. CoT' .'.Ayanjto. R !•', b. 22. lusl. In Nearly liou.so. every ratiuly iutuiatoie: .1 oi B. >;n SXOKTOtJ. ••'.a bottte the V. S. CONr.rr.i-i o rnKPEi.!', Jeiiocis ’ luivi • i* K. IhavoknownFi,. t.i Uavi o Cain Kn.uua most from the day it v?;is : ■'i-odiuv.i.aiu its . ior ytv.r.sof observation and use 1 iv.o.v l ) r ouoo iu my llOUSellOlli up an tadiso.-eoi/O,- ,e -■ .! ■/. I. ft. 1'OTTKR. U. B. Consul. BunroN-OK-Tt.fuT. Ks«. I had boon several ilays siillordw i > v, >\Jy fnrni diarrhoea, aeoumw,di 1 with iul.tr ■ i•aii'. when l tried your Fain KiUdtB,atKl Annul idri.istinitaiit relief. K. .J, Noosjs. 21 VToNVMO r. MV,loss ii,in. 1 NO. DurlriTOresidentuof tn'--o.*s ’’ r, v rshi India, I have t'ivo.n it in li ray case ; of (ii,: . ilysen teri*. relief. and cholera, r.m never laiow It. 1 *. 1 Olauidge. ■ f ’1 to trivo i No family can safely be without this invaluable remedy. Its price brings it within the reach of all. For sale by all druggists at 25c., 50c. .and $ 1.00 per Ixittle. , PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,' Providence E. L BUY The Moyml St. JOHN SEWINQ MACHINE! Wl y ’Ip&ECAUSE Heavy work, ft will and do ail Light the work work and ynu want it to do. A child eau uso it. It is tho only Machine which is entirely fri o from cams, cogs and springs—will run backward or for¬ ward and do good work. NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES ! No trouble to thread it. It cannot bo put cut of adjustment; runs light, and Noiseless. It makes a perfect stitch, and an Kla-tio seam. It has a Self Sotting Noodle, It. a feed on both sides of the necdlo. It winds tho bobbin without running tho Maohino. It is tho Bos t Mo c-iiiix-e Noiv in use. Now and perfect. Made of tho best mateiiais. Now, if you don’t believe what 1 say about the 8t. Jobns call and seo mo and be convinced of a truth, and buy a Machine. For salo by il. D. K1MSF.Y. Cleveland Ga., July 2-1 1881. To Young House keeper- n I'll EE TO AIL 11II Id ES* VTOTlCE is lieroby given to all’the readers is of this paper paper and and alt all their friends and acquaintances throughout tho United States and Canada, that T II E HOUSE llOL I) Will he seat one year as A Wedding Present To every newly married couple whose address —and 1(1 eents to pay for postage—-is sent to the publisher within one year from the date u! their marriage. Persons sending for (iiis present arc ied to send a copy of a paper containing a notice of their marriage, or some other c. deuce that shal I amount to a reasonable pi 'ml fha 3 they are entitled to the magazine under the above offer. Address, THE HOUSEHOLD, BliATTl.KIlOUO. \ T. JjEG-A.1 JU* Letters Of iilsmission. GEORGIA, While County. YXT VV HEREAS C. L. Williams, Executor II. P. llollingsworttf represents to the Court in his petition duly filed and eutcred on record, that 1m has fully administered II. P. Hollingsworth's estate. This is therefore to cito all persons concerned, kindred and credi¬ tors. to show cause,‘if any they can, why said Executor should not lie discharged from his a {ministration, and receive letters of dismiss¬ ion on the first Monday in November next, 1381 Given Under my hand aud Offi ial signature. This July 18th issl. ISAAC OAKES, Ordidary. July 23 finds A GENTS WANTED for the best and fastest selling pic torial Books and Bibles Prices reduced 33 poeer nt. Natjo.val PtI>X,lSUl.M» C o., Philadelphia, Pa. WHO • id v f > of Ci' v ft ml, W s itc Ttu'-hi • in ^rpten ber ?xt within tho a io tlivj tot!oVi r»ropei *y 10 i P;»rt of lot of f 61 In fbo 3ro orisumhv Hi p, o w w hi to c o tiii t v t ionii y nt the X. W. .Dim: h.c St uth to a riirniu',; «!uo oui t to uui ip si in m id rh or ■- * t lir e on i he X» i th s itlo , i *10 to tho hf e:t? ntfik* ' H > 111 U K C v ( DO hULorcd Utul fifty ftorc.*. la vio or. to iatU’fv t it ii fit tysm d from the J uhti '<o i oirt of it nuiilm, <A.M> if» favor of is. W. 1 u son v *. - W, )3 1'. ob‘M , ,>s n. Li'vv niitiio iH”! i ? ntriril mo bv J oh ;a 0. Allan L* C. Tin J u\y 2ft h 18S1. 15. M. C .A ;tlebe \\V f . S h if. J'ih : 0 > o () y , GEOS', I A, Con, /;/ vf li Alt ■ To the Honorable Sujtcrior C- .ut vj a a id Ctiii! ''j: q-ltl' ye-iitim c-f A. Ii. 01:114 and am Retiht n I Ni d.erson at H;e Fi t- ;y ' t k in : aui Flute ruj-jie.-tfuily i :i bey are part owners «ii : ef'rl.tin iraof of in t hr O'O' ty and ,-taie. first writ roli.UMn.f ■ f 1 <■ tsi ..vanhei twciit y-throe . (23 and 20 in li’.- third o ?! :inn iiv Pi: ivr s: am non V. ■ i.? ■ ■,■ \ , to Sum-, both lots together emir ; rttld }*»!!>,,* five huiulrod acrv- .. e n Oi Se ’I hi el lots are nv. I ed by the ! ..I U ..a ■ tenants in ■:■> mn.ei , »i, it Stated below ’<•' !; Few - Li»w John P. Ken. -iiv mi; wife K i (0 !’ K CH 3y , of the <- LtitJ ■ f . ill v mui B u* t vs < i Caroiit...< we <rethe r: < Ti o u r. ■ ) : . V Fll'll twentieth part ( .*•'}. t re stun .i f. Fat ton i r>f the >minify <u Hendti-uri tu.d s I a i • t>t y a' h i Car olina, owns at. uun viH- 1 ti v e twentieth part (5-20). Edmond 1.- l‘a* on of ‘ the foul ty *' Abbeville in the Stale t f Bout Ii Cttaolina . own* »o undividi 1 Iw ' twei tmet ( 2*20.) Jos'uih R. Dean <■ Hie rn ami 8tat e: fir above writt undivided ti ontiotli part (!-20). dV j auis id tho tuiu »ty and Mate l>. t . ‘ , myna ono tin liv idi.nl twentieth par»( 1-2* Your peti foi :M own together ono u div id- 1 ton iweatieth part ( Hi-20), li n ii! thus be - that your J -.H i Honors own one lutif of this otid im lltd tho other half is subdividvd «*?- ho olher tenants in eotn.tion in th-• prop-- i above set forili, Your petitions:- lurtbe how that said above dunoribed lautls urti valuable tor mining pur|n>ses eonlaiaiug ih< ■ on a gold mine vvnteb is situated upon a j . rt nt.d under a part of said land so that it i- inpossible t" make a dlvinon of said premises by mt-.ii •- of motes and bounds that will bo fair and couita j bio. Wherefore your petitiontrs pi.-- that j thi- Honorable court shall ordi ,t sain < i said j 1 land? and tenements, conduct and snail such up. H. discreet -jersnHis to sale s. d«r : ,-uoh regulations aud up<-n such ju aid i equitable terms us tho court may prescribe, in I order to obtain a fair and equitable pnriiii o 1 1 tliopr-misos. And your petitioners tin | pray t -at such rule aud order may he had iu:< I ! laken for perfecting service I upon the t in common who r< ide ' youd tho Emits this Statu as afore mentioned, so thar , i may be notified and bound by ins Judy an * I and sale in tlio premise* and that such other | and further reiiut in the prem may E-e 1 granted your-petitiouuis and as the; th« i> ■ ‘: t» hloll of »ii« ease may require, as u.n tied to in a court of equity, d v-u. peti lione:, will ever pray Ac. BARROW A ERWIN Petitioners Au'y. April Fth 1881. Original tiled in oilier, Ypr.il 11th ISSI. J. F. Osborn, C. ii. C. Served E. B. Williams and J. It. Dean with a true copy of the written *[ pliiiath'n far par¬ tition, aisu the following notice artponded to I the copy for each take notice, we have flletl ; in the Clerk’s office > f the Superior Court ■ f ! Hie county of White, the original petition of 1 which tho within is a copy; and on the first Monday in May next iu said Superior Coer j will apply tssi. for partition thereunto. This April I2t.li BARROW A ERWIN Retitiouors A t ty E. M. CASTLEBERRY, Sheriff of White county, Ga. A. K. Childs and Reuben Nickerson, V s - .Tohn V- Kennedy and J State of tieor; a !.is wife Kate P. Ken- ! i’artition of laii. s in nedy. 1‘roston J. ^ f White Buja-rior Court, V (Iri.il . , ] L I . , May o u Tn Term i-iil lSSI. ! Y I Patton, Josiuh R. Dean, and E. 1*. Will j iaius. It appearing to the Court thatthe defendants Ji hii P. Kennedy and his wife Kate P Ken¬ nedy. and the defendant Edmond L. l’atton do reside without the limits of this State to wit: in the State of South Carolina, and the defendant Preston J. Patton does reside with¬ out the limits of tho State to wit: in the State of North Carolina, and it further appearing that t he defendants Jogiah R. Dean and E. P. j Williams of said county and State first above I written have been duly served wiib notice of j the intoufion to make application h r partition j in this case twenty days previous to this date; i it is ordered that tlio sai l defendants John P. j ; Kennedy his wife Kate P. Kennedy, Edmond Patton and Preston J. l’atton bo served j i „j,\, ,! ue Jin d legal notice of this application t 0 r partition by publication of the petition a)u { this order uueu » month for four months i previous to the next term "t this court in the 1 t ieveland Ao\KKTist-n, the same being the j N ewspapier in which the legal advertising o f White _ j the .-aid county ot is done, and that tlio I Miid application *bis stand Court for a hearing at tho next term ot without any other o,* further notice to said deten .. ts. May 2nd, 1881. j Harrow d • ERWIN Atfvs for Petitioners, ALEX. 8. ERWIN, Judge Superior Court. ' Entered on Minutes, Page 2Ui and 217 EORGIA , White County. i i J. P. Osbtirc Clerk of the Superior Court | of said county, do certify that the foregoing I petition and order is a true transcript front the record in the Clerks office. Given under my band and official signature. This May tho 3rd I Sal. .T. P. OSBORN, Clerk 8. c. May 7th, 1881. has. GEORGIA, White County: Four be made weeks after the the Hon. date Court hereof otJPrdinary ajjrflicafi' n will to And of said county to sell part of lot cf nuta - ; her fifty four lying in the f"urth#district of j originally Habersham but now White county | to wit; All that part of through said lot tbo lying north ‘ of a high ridge running said lot of l and from east to wc>t, and containing one bundled aid fifty acres more or less, it being the < ntire real estate of Jesse Turner deceased, for the bent-tic "t the heirs and cred¬ itors of said deceased- This July 3t)tb 1881. ALFRED N. HESTER, Admiuistmar.