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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
SlKEKlFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of suudry writs of Fieri Facias to
I'D me directed, will be- sold al idgefeld G ii
on tie first Monday and Tuesday in january
next, the following property, viz:
Lewis tllszey, Assignee, vs James Spann,
the defendants interest in three separate tracts
Of land, one containing 6jl acres, more or less,
adjoining David Richardson, Dozier and 9TH
ers, another containing 669 acres. more or less.
adjoining the above tract, Richardso. and oil,-
ers, and he other containing $40 acres adjoill-
ing james Ogilvie and others.
Coleman d. Lownsdale vs NJ s, VIM Hat
6eld; other Plaintiffs, severaly, vs. the Same,
the tract of land where defendants live, adioin-
ing Jncob b. Smith, Adam Minck and others,
containing ninety acres, more or less.
Themas Turner, vs Baily Holt, one wagon
Benjamin Evans vs.. jarrett Wise, one tract
Of land, containing one hundred and fifty eight
acres, more or less, adjoining J. II. Richardson
and others. Also, OH. Negro woman Rose and
three children. Also, three horses.
Philip M'Carty vs. John lidson. one sorrcl
mare.
Tompkins g. Jennings Vs. Arclfy Brack nall,
che defendants interest in 1872 acres of land.
moro or less, adjoining Daniel Self and others
John Morrison, Trustee, We. Paul Fitzsim-
ons. one Negro boy Tom.
Terms of Sale, Cash
WIN. II. MOSS, 8. F.. d.
Dec Ia, 1898 GAG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
Edgeaiead .iiiagc
FE. .N.ALE .lC.EDE.VY..

VIE exc. cises this InSritutio.. will re-
IL commence OH Tuesday the st day Of jan
mry, 1899. Th" Rector informs the c0niIn,ni
ty. that Miss STARK, who has assisted him this
year, Ii engaged Tor the next also. With the AS
sistance OF this lady, and of Mr. Bacon in the
MnsicM Department. al the brnamenta! branch.
es OF Dra,oing, Painting. Nee,iic-r0rk s. Music.
will be- taught i'll this lns tuition together with
the solid branches heretofore taught BoARp
ING can he oh aimed III the house of tn" Rector
for thirty pupils, and in ncinhboring private
houses to any extent desired. 1t is particularly
desirable, that those whn intend to place their
children i'll this Institution for the next wear
should do 80 in tho first week of thu openinp of
the school in january; as, in that week the cas.
ses will be formed for the whole system TO COM
mcnce its operations Oh Monday OF the second
week.
The school room is provided with fire placcs
and fires to make it comfortable in winter and
III" hours OF instruction are the same in TINT sen
son AZ III the summer Suthat the adynntnocs
for study in the winter will be equal to those in
the summer.
Prices in the Solid Branches and Mus;c tho
sam" the next year as this. For Drawing a d
pa'nting, - per ,uarter. ;'or Nredlc-work.
S6. Payments quarterly IN advance.
w. Is. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edsctield. Nov. I. 1898. c 80
The South CarOlininn, Cha rleston Couricr &
Mercury, Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel and
onsiituonnst will give the above two weekly
Insertions. and forward their accounts % ,h;s oi
fic" cor pavement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
PUNCTUALITY
rs tie Life or zS2xSI2,psS .

Hi, subscribers ar. do,crui. ned 10 sell
- their s"ots ON the most reasui,able terms
at winch they can be afforded. III ord, that they
may be enabled To do SO. OIL the usual terms Of
credit, they deem il their duty 10 notify their GUS
TONERS, that they viii expect prompt payment.
AL accounts are considered due OIL the first
day OF Januar. of each yeur, excep, by special
agreement; at which time they Will require the
same to be closed; il hot, they will charge lii
tercst after that time.
And ali accounts due Oh the first day of Janu-
ary of euch year, and not closed within three
months after TIM, time, they will consider lrin-
selves ut ibet,y to put them into the hands OF
All officer tOr cOecllnl..
In every well conducted business there should
be some principles nnd rules by which it liz gov
erned--and by adopting the above rules w. shall
be enabled 10 do justice TO ourselves and to all
concerned. Aud what will be better, we shull
be euabled TO sell our goods to our customers on
credit at cash prices.
We return our sincere thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, and will try to serve
them, so lis to meet II continuance Of the same
&. l.. IL T.. PENN Il co.
Dec 4. 1873 U4i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
Furaalaal Institution.

1l'OR tnc classical department OF ,uis Instili-
IL ton, the Board OF Trustees have elected
the Rev. N. w. Hodges Us Principal, and the
Rev. II. Il. Hammond, Steward and Farmer
The Principal has MS" secured Mr.. John
Dav's ns Assistant teacher. for the ensuing:
year. This school, therefore, will 20 INTO op-
ei ati,,n on the L,d Monday in January next;
under The superintendent OF sir. Hndges.-
The Principal and Assistant are both rxpericn-
ced teachers, and each has prepared Students
tor the South Carolina College. MIR Hammond
has served Tor :, months past, ns steward and
plant and bids fair to ill his station with su,s-
faction To u parties,
The rates Of Board and Tuition will he fixed
at the next meeting oi the Board, with II little
variation from the terms ot Ia I year. which were
$i0U Tor board. and from 5s2U to $40 per an
mum Tor tut:onpa> able hat yearly in advance
Students will be required to labor two and n
iIalf hours III each day, for which they will re-
celEc reasonable onIiensatiOn; to he deducted
from ileir board in the last session. Parents or
guardians may linve their SONS prepared either
Tor the Junior or lower classes III College; or
have their observation-disclosures to Il nigh order of
EngliseduratUu.
The Principnl has resolved TO enforce strict
discipline; and cultivate the moral AZ well as the
intellectual powers of the youth committed 10
ais care. His efforts in this way will he sec
"inled by the xecutive committee WHO are de-
ter'nlned I" take every practical measure to re-
h'''c ctiptulipilS us I;ir us possible from this
Institution, which alc caiculnled To lead the stu
dents INTO ImmoraltIes or disorder. The com.
stitutinn and laws Of this iilitilutlon viii he fur
nlshed to any one VINO will apply to either of
the members of the Board OF Trustees. II is
earnestly requested that the parents and gam
dams who send to t,is institution. would strictly
observe thar law of the Board of Trustees
which rcqunes mat all ones sent tor the Use
OF their sons should bc placed in the hands .f
the steward. t" be given "mt as ncce essary and
MOTTO authorIsc any student to contract any
debt without he appreciation of the steward-
In order t" enforce tins law, it is hoped parents
and guardians, will refuse the IA mrnt O nnv
account contracted by minors( without such ali-
thori,y; especial, for wine spirits &c. Ap-
plicaions tor entcrancc must be made us soon.
as convenient. in person o. bv letter, 70 the
Prncipal, at WoodSe +. .. Abbevilie District
or to WIs-ssnith, near the fnstfuti6H. =
JNO. DAVIS, President of the Hoard,
N"v = I9';S ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
New Fall and Winter
q GODS. ~ -. X. & =


n he subscribers beg leave 10 inform their
are now receiving their stock of tGA and Jf;,ssss
ter Goods; consisting oi the following articles.
Super 5-4 black I,ulian Lustring Silk, = I.
Gro de Swiss do fts =
80 Sinrhew do b q
Figured, do sl.ss
colored Z" do y -
Muslin de Lane, 81
- Enklish Prins, new style, E Il.
% Fancy do anu Mourning do
.. furniture do p y =
:" red and white flannels, white Canton, do
Back and coo,ed "a ami "a Cifcassiana, z
Ga Gro de Nup ,terino q
"a Fr and ng do =.
"a ColO, alton Cord,
Ladies super fancy silk ShawIs and Wells,
plain Lama do
" red merino do =
=" silk and bullion fringe do
colorcd merino aud chincille bor-
dercd do
F." China ,ilk Hose,
Ladies black ribbed do
" . worsted and merino do -
" whit" aud colored cotton do y -
French muslin worked Collars,
Z" silk, beaver and hoskin Gloves,
&c bonnet and belt Ribbons,
%, linen cambric fidkfs
mourning muslin Collars,
-" super. English Straw Bomnets,
Long lawn aud Irish Linens Diaper Towels.
"a Table, "a g. A Diapers,
A good assortment Of Satnets, Casimeres and
Vestings,
iiue. black and invisible green Cloths.
Furniture Fringe and Dirnity,
Cotton net Shirts and Suspenders.
Mems buchskin, woolen & cuiied Berlin Gloves
q mixed and white ambs 4 wool half Hose
" black silk and worsied do
silk pocket hdkts aud black Cravats,
. Stocks, Linen hosoms and Collars,
;,-4 English and French black Bornbazin.
A good assortmentwhite plain ,acone, null and
Swiss Muslin
figured and plaid Swiss do
Bobinets. Insertings, Thread Lac e and Edging
Power loom Ticking and Russa Diapers.
.Sleached and brown Shirtings and Sheetings.
Woolen i,inscys and Washington Jeans. )
heavy goods for servants,
81 lO4 Ia Whitney Blankets,
81, "a Duffil for Neoroca
Negro Shoes,
Also, good assortment of mems, boys and Ia.
dies fine Shoes and mems Boots.
Mems fine Hats, Fur and Seal Cans.
Boys cloth Caps and wool Hats,
ALSO,
.Sdddlery, Hardtrare. Crockery. Tin, &c.
With many other articles too tedious fo emu
mcrate, which will be- sold on accommodating
terms for cash. or OH time to pur,ctual custom.
ers. NICHOLSON & pRi SSJl,V
NOV IA. 1888 # Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
NE W q ss - - -.

INfiE Subscribers are receiving and
Il opening their fall and winter supply ot
goods which have been srlected with great
care from the latest imporraiions. 10 which
they respectfully invite the attention of
their customers and the. public generally.
Their stock embraces large aud gener
al assortment Of British and American sta
pie and fancy go"ds, suited To the Season,
lroceries, Hardware, Crockery, Shnes,
Hats. Saddles, and Il general assortment of
Books and Sta'innary, all Of which they
Will sell on the most reasonable terms, for
cash, or on credit to punc,nal customers.
G. l.. e. r. PENN. g. Co
Oct. %. 1878 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
State of South I a OIina.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.

"HESE presents will certify to all concern.
II ed, that we. George NJ Newton residing
II the rity Of Augus.a. and State of Georgia
md John o. B Ford. residing III the town Of
Hamburg IN the District aforesaid, have formed
ana do hereby form partnership under the act
II the General Assembly OF the ~tate OF South
Carolina authorizing the formation OF Limited
partnerships,to toi the purchase and sale of Goods,
Wares merchandise, which business is to he s.ur-
RED on in s,n! town OF Hamburg under the nun,e
aud style OF John -. Is. Ford" aud to continue
'r and during the term Of five years from the
late hereof. The said John u. Is. Ford il the
General purtner. and the said Geo. NJ. Newton
rs the Special partner having actually rontribn
ted tie sum of five thousand dollars to the com
mon stock in testimony whereof we have hereto
get onr hands this fifth, day Of October. eighteen,
hundred and thirty eight.
1S;gned, GEO.M. NEWTON.
ts"e''J John q. b. FORD
Signrd and acknowlrdg ged in the presence of US
lS;uncd GEO. PhRROTT,
! WELLINGTON FORD,
Hamburg. G. Oct. 5. 1898 f36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
State of SouthsC Carolina.
: EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
r.. Vaiuabie Real Estate For Sale.
Anfresx p Ionaa.- ct al. /
Bill for Partition.

VI Bill for Partition.
N an order from the Court OF Chancery,
passed in the foregoing case, shall offer for
sale to the highest bidder, ON the First Monday
IN Jaauary neIt, at iidgefied Court House, the
whole real Estate Of Matthias Jones, deceased,
situate IN Edgeield District, and consisting Of
nine tracts Of land, viz:
No. 1, containing 636 acres, ulorc or less, ly-
ing at the Ridge, being the late residence Of the
said Nj. Jones, bounded by lands of Elijah, Mi
chael and Tilman Watson and others.
No. 2, containing 2574 acres. more or less,
lying on Horse Creek. bounded by lands of f.
lijah Watson and others.
No. 3, containing 4:74 acres more or less. ly-
Ing on Horse Creek, and bounded by lands of
the estates Of r. Stark, A. b. Stark, d. Love-
less, and by. other lands Of the estate OF Nj.
Jones'
No. 4, containing $50 acres, more or less, ly-
Ing on Horse Creek. and bounded by lan,is of
Tillman Watson, jacob Lowermnn, Christie
pher Lybrand, and the estate of nj. Jones.
No. S, containing 2354 acres, more or less, ly-
! ing on Horse Creek, upon which nre saw and
grist Mill, and bounded by lan,ls of Christopher
Lybrand, Thomas Rhuden, the heirs of a. b.
Stark, and Anselm Cullum.
No. 6 containing 544 acres, more or less.
NJ. Z, containing al ncres, more or less.
il No. 8. containing 40 acres more or less.
wv ~, SoutAitiihS w aSioot hoiS vi icSS.
The location, outings and boundings of the
four last tracts will be exhibited on tho day OF
sale. %
Terms will be credit Of one year, as to those
tracts which shall not sell for more than five
hundred doliars-and of one, two, and three
years as to the other tract or tracts except tho
costs, which, in every instance, must be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give bonds and personal
'' ''' p; J. TERRY, c.11.D.
Commissioners Office,
lst Dec. 1888 Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
State Ot south | arOli a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Williams,
Bill for Partition.

James Williams, ct al.
I'M Office is hereby given, that by virtue O,
IN an order from Chancellor Johnson, shuI
offer for sale to the highest bidder ON the first
Monday in January next, at Edgefield Court
ofland belonging t6 Is the ttfts estate III N
"a .Hasst.fls, deceased, Known as the mill
tract, the number of acres. outings and bound.
ings of whicl, will be made known OIL the day of
sale. Terms u credit Of one year from sale, ex-
cept for costs, two thirds of which must be paid
in cash by the purchaser of the mill tract. and
the other third to he paid in cash by the com
plainant. The Purchaser to give bond and se-
curity for the purchase money.
JAMES 'RRY, E. Z. d.
Dec. III, 1893 As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
MEDICAL.

>HE subscriber. from the opportunities
Il OF his friends, has concluded so far tc,
resume the practice Of his profession, as to
attend TO all calls in Chronic Diseases A.
mong these, he would mention particularly
Scrofula "r Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Mammal, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. AdJree.
E. L CARTLEDGE.
Parks p. o., Edgefeld Dis, s. C..
.ffI4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
state of south arOIina
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

"m. Coleman d wife Isabella Applicants }
VS.
Lewis Sample, wife and others. Defendants \
RY an Order from the Ordinary of Edgcfield
~ District, shall proceed to sell, on the irst
Monday in January next, ut EdgeGcld Court
House, the lands belonging to the estate of Su-
sannah SpenrInan, deceased. situate i'm said
District, OH the waters of Saluda River, and
bounding on lands of Thomas Steward Jacob
Shumpard. Benjamin Campson and others, and
containing two hundred acres, more or less.
on n credit OF twelve months. Purchasers to
give bond and personal security, and a mort
gage Of the premises to the Ordinary. Cost to
Sc paid in cash.
w. II. MOSS, 8. Ed.
Dec IA. 1888 c46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-27
b NIX Of CinAKLESTON.
CHARLESrON. SO. l7th Nov. /

NHsAhLES lON, S.C.Hh Nov. lo3H.
N Office is hereby given, that in conformi.
~ ~ to the provisions OF the Charter of this
Corporation and a resolution Of the Stnckl,old-
ers, adopted at tiier last Annual Meeting, il han
been determined to extend tile amount of tho
Capl;ai Stock Of this Bunk to further sum OF
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, or Twen-
~ Thusand Shares al One Hundred )oIlay,
each shure.
For iii's purpose, Boob will be opened at tb,
Banking House i'll this City, on the f;r.t NJ.
day and succeeding Tuesday in Jannarv ns..
to receive the subscriptions of all sucb S,orL
holders as may avail themselves OF the riebt =,
which they ARE exclusively entitled, OF subsc RI.
ing 70 number oi shares equal to those held Lv
.n .neih respectively, III the presen, Capital.
Twenty-Five per cent, or Twenty-Five DolIa-.
on each Share, TO be pnid ut he time of snhsc,;
bing, and the balance Of Sevcn,y-five per cent.
o. Sevcnt..five Dollars on each share. IN h.
paId as follows, viz:--Twenty five Dollara NJ,
each share. on the first Monday and Tuesdav
IN Ju; g next, aud the remainder, being F;ffv
Dollars on each share, to be paid within AZ
months thereafter, at the discretion of the Bonrd
OF Directors. OIL one months public notice be-
ing given.
All transfers of Stock in the present Csn;t.1
must he made on or before the fifteenth, dav Of
december next, after which period the books
will be closed.
A. G. ROSE. Cashier
u The Sou,h.C Carolinian and Telescone =,
Columbia; Courier at Cam:en; Adyertisei
nj td"eheld: Messenger, ut Prndeton; Noun.
taIneer, Mt Grcrnvie; Gazette, at Georgetown
and GnZette. al Chcraw, will give the above tw,,
INSERTIONS, Win the first nd last week of ,bo
time limited, and send their bills TO the Bank for
payment.
Nov 2G 1899 ~,
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FRESH SUPPLY

q ~
OF BEGGING, ROPE BACON.
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE,
0A0 Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
~SIO 200 do. wide TOW do.
100 Coils of small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. Englisl, Twine,
10000 prime Bacon Sides
Sugar, Coffee aud Molasses,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Tens, Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Bfahdys, Wines, and d G Gurdiiiaifs.; ;iia..
All ofthe above Nfticles, or any tii6i Ne NAV
SELL We will scarvant to ne of the best quality and
will sell to order or otherwise, at the lowest
possible prices; and we assure onr friends & the
public generally. that orders for Bagainc and
Rope, or any other article in our line, shall have
Our best attention
We still continue t" transac CT business on Com
mission. aud will attend TO the selling or storing
of Cotton, or any other business entrusted to orr
care. II. l. JEFFERS a, Co
hamburg, July IL, 1888 tf23
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State Oi south arUlina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Itcenty VaLuabte Negroes For Sale.
Robert J. Butler, etal.
al',,liIl;l


Robert Walker, ct al.
NDTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
In an order from the Court Of ChunceIy,
passed by consent Of parties in the foregoing
case. shall offer for sale ut public outcry. on
the First Monday in January next, at Edg, field
Cour, House, oil the Slaves bcqueatiied by the
late John Butler, dccensed. to his widow, the
present Mrs Walker, and on next day, (Tues-
day,) at the late residence Of the said John But
Ter, the balance Of his personal estate heq,eath.
ed to his said widow. The whole OH credit nl
one year. Purchasers to give bonds and suli-
Gent securityto secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, c. Z. L. d:
Commissioners Office,
Dec I. lS:}S G d
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- aSAHED.

-. HEal.
sR|NROM the subscriber,
EE.8YA near Hamburg. aLou.
SNH the last of April, Too Steers, S
One OF the Steers is red aud white. the otbe,
br'n'led. Far mark not recoiected The
steers were in fine order. they had been stall
fed presume they will endeavor to rctur,, 70
Cambridge. where they were raised.
, JOHN EVANS.
Nov 23. 1888 A ,r