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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
LIVENPOOL AM NEW YORK COM.
MERCIAL INE PACKETS.
Ii 4a iii III

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
rsa and Ss h sns e
LINE The Subscribers intimate to their friends
a.d friends By The early spring shp,hs sIs Of which
aaordog enra.s the desirable and eligible convey
The detention Of vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
.nsscrSeTs are DESTROYS 81 BY
ing vessel week from Liverpool to effect the perma
as will give entire sstisfsctios to shippers further
fer them give preference their Line q.
sail appointed day, full full, and take freight
and shippers this Line
The employed for the convenience Of their
every Day from the desent ports Of Ireland and seo'sna
convenencs Of Importance to those residing al the out
In relation remttanees, their drafts and post the
- Charge ia eyey provinces ana countyb sides in the na.S
answering the same purpose as Bank OF ireland notes.
Their drafts well passage orders can be ~
s Son &. aF sSse as residing the 1e
address BY letters post paid which win be runcuaiy at
dos !, s. South sres'Nsw Y yS,s ,rorurps. co
81. k:r Iot O. 4. s ana oS rs
-SneE the 18th OF each month;
New ship sIppoNssS's Cart Ss. 1e. i:t January.
ship sHsR,pAN Capt p Pierre Is February
Snip Snip snASEsfEARE Capt CsIiss, i H April
ShipsHAKEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18th January.
New ship SIDDONs, Capt. - 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, j. A. Pierce. 18th March
These ships Of the first class all armed upwsrdsof SOC
tons burthen built in the city New York. with such ina
combine speed with uspsual comfort for
pasnge Every has been taken In the arrangement
Of their accommodations The price Of passage hesce Size
for which ample including waes NC will be Provides
without wines he ei2e Thest ships will he commanded by
experienced masters who win make every exertea to give
general satisfaction. Neither the captains the OF
these ships will be responsible for letters, parcels pack
ages seat by them unless regular bills Of adng are signed
therefor ,5sfs s co. soDS So New York.
wM. Il JAS. BROwNk CO. Liverpool
Of this line will hereafter armed and their
Har construction gives them security possessed by
other hut vessels OF war. jiS
5ax LIVERPOOL Packets.
~ Sailing from New York this 2Ah aad from Liver
9nese pool on the sh Of each month.
The above line Of packets will be ceDtinued by the subscr
bers, and Is composed ef the following shpsi-
From New York
Juae 24-The UNITED sTATEB, Capt N. ~. Hodrsge
Aug 74-The vIRGINIAN, Capt. Isaac Harris
sept 24-Tbe SHEFFIELD Capt Fras r. Allen.
From Liverpool
May s-The ST. ANDREW, se6 tens
Jpoe s-The vIRGINIAN, 62n tons.
JuIy s-The SHEFFIELD. 600 tons
Aug. s--The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
qualities and accommodations OF the above ships ana
The their commanders well known Every
and the interests OF nporer The price passage Liver
pool cabin az In other lines xed at $780, with wines
and stores of description.
The owners win responsible for letter. parcel
package by the above ships for which bin efadng not
'asea- s0r 're'sn' OF sHT rifis WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOxk Co. OF
ja ROBT. KERMIT. "a South 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
81 ETs-Tbe Old Line Of Packets will be despatched
kby the subscribers SAN frO New Yerk and Liver.
pool and 10th each month with the pon hat
when the sailing day falls Sunday the ships VIII sail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
FARE REDUCED.
FARE REDUCED.
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S& NHHEK X
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, rREH.
TON AND PHILADELPHIA
By Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Line VIII leave the f1o ~ ,urtlsndt
morning sod ck cars OF the New Jersey Ran Road
New Brunswick, thence by stage Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the same afternoon
ReturniDg-Lesvc Trenton NJ ia O'Clock, A. NJ after the
arrival Of the ofhe Philadelphia and Trentoa Rail Road
arriving ut New York at "a O'Clock. r. M.
O'clock r. NJ passengers VIII reach Tren,on by O'Clock,
lodge and take the early OF the Philadelphia and Trenton
Rail Road arriving w Philadelphia by O'Clock, AN
Returni g-Lesve Philadelphia at O'Clock, r. ~ arriving
For apply the Rail Road Office OF CeurtIssdt
a. New York, the old Stage oce, "a 81 oppo
ste Congress Hall Philadelphia, aud at tho bar Of ne Rising
sun Tavern. nj Treuton.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated sy taking
the 6r asd last OF the Paterson Rail Read which Goa
meet with the above lines the Junction s Be"n and the
pubc may rely spon supply ofages New Brunswick VOC
their accommodation.
For named lines apply to rhomas Whit.
6eld, or g. Mail Ccseh Office, Old No ceartlsndt s. mar
Broadway, New Yorh.
NJ 3. Leaves The eaiee at quarter before A. NJ. and
sa-'' ALEXANDER NJ. CUNNING. Proprietor
New York New. ie. 1887 ia
"a NEW ORLEANS DBsPATOR LINE
xS This line consists OF Il ships and briggs Of which
2eGwH ssn weekly ill the LIST Of October, amer which
viii sail weekly during the busirs These
rates to take steamers at the nsse Freight and p.sen
We taken In this line throughout year, 10 per
oen less than any other ne whatever. Apply To
" kLWELL, Packet Ofhbe 20 Southst-
All geeds from outpers will be shipped 10 sns forwarded
AZ New Orleans free Of commission and every
md attention paid desoseh ssd SAFETY Mer
chssts hsvisg freight IN dispose o. will find decidedly for
their inter.stte apply a. shove. J1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

b Mrs. Buff has reappeared on the stage u New
Orleans John Seton, is at the Camp street theatre
there.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
CHEAP FOB GAsn 0 A .,1e,

now
ported the Uu,sd ss.es consisting OF shsms
Seifrp. Buck and Stag Tables and Desserts with Csve 70
ery with or whou. Forks Cuves and sces 10 match. do
mahogany Rodgers Crooks, and wastsnhomes
81 common makers IN Almost every variety: Rodge Butch
T and MAR a cs
payne Openers London made Dressing Gases ana bagae
just received fresh supply ofour celebrated
Rarors which we warrsntgood ...,...
previous purchasing down town, as we import direct from
' '''''' GRxvELEY wREAks,
fle-Ins Astsr House.
RICE, FLOUR AND CAkOLINA HOMIlMY
rS1 s. ;S .r . .:
ing the MIL wG win s.s no, 70 sell any Other her .Des
added 10 this list by leaving their address with the Agent Of
The MILL corner OF Jefferson and southss.
Chester og pSsg. ~ s :ii srosS%sy cor soI Any
sturges Archer, IS Canal. cor. ChurchsI
ssw su nas ass q Pearl sf and as Grand It
George Jarvis i42 GrandsI
n Knapp, sos Houston cor. LawrepcesL
Jacob Perkins IN Bowsry.
VIM simpson, ii9 East Broadway, cor. Pike st
A. Curtiss Co. so Bowery tJs-lm
CaUTION-GELATINE CAPsULEs.-Mr. r. O.
~ Bereau anotber column, has endeavoed u prevent
the public from boyi.g Gss,i.e Capsule: which are made
tanning mpure and cheap ana having no oher
commentator thas using ne names Of Others &c. NC %
vent any MISUNDERSTANDING IN The public mind, deem il
cessary inform those concerned that am
Gelaiine Capsules which superior TO Mothes as wen 70
The spurious limitations OF which he speaks ashley are made
Bassn and Gelan,ne which vii not eak asd eosse
quenty unpleasant tastewhch adecided advan
age the other kinds.
There no secret in The preparation OF them and the only
obje in view IL 10 administer the Bssam OF Copya IN he
most approved form and as my Capsules have
phs they can with safety be nded superior -
ele
The with which they have mel bear ample
testimony OF their efficacy. - 50, j,
u aNnee H1r
way, and all other respectable chemists and
In this city the country keeps hem Constantly
for SALE and generally prefer those OF Mohes msnu
acturc Tor the reasons mentioned above.
CHARLES wILDEN0w,
na.lns 81 Cherry -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

ThE NOBLE ARMY OF MARrYRs.-Dr Duncombe.
one OF the Canadian agtaors, has betaken him.efto
Columbus, Ohio, where he is making speeches about
Canada, and lecturng on the events and progress Of
the recent outbreak there; Mr.. Bidwel late Speaker
of the provincial Heuse of Assembly, is lecurng on
temperance at Albany Mackenzie is going to estab-
llsh revolutionary paper in this city or Pennsylya-
MIA; Sutherland is going to be hanged or shot in a
few days; and Van Rensselaer, is in Jail, awaiting his
trial, after compromising his Buffalo bail.
II On Monday, 18th inst, in fracas a person
was stabbed in cabaret kept by one Marseile at ,he
cerner Of Anne and Claude streets, New Orleans.
The poor fellow Immediately vomted blood, and, on
being earned to the air. Immediately expired.
10 Mrs. Buff has reappeared on the sta pe u New,
Orleans John Seton is AZ the Caun streat ,ha..ro
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
NO. asa.
AZ, scar Dick Riker come along,
anu "ulsinr 10 thee a soas -

nr r New YoRK, March l9, 1893.
DEAR BENNETT As was waIkinc - - D.x,<
ne oane, evening saw strange looking being, who
was ousy plnnng piece Of paper to tree ~ was
bs xsry rusty oask suit somewhat TOO large for
called which hat seemed none'-was drawn - 20
over ms erows and md part Of very long pale face
oFnamented with grissly beard Of al eas, ,h,.,
days growth After he had succeeded in making The
paper stay put" he looked al il with fsasfad
ar, and walked briskly away NV CURIOSITY was
arousec-and after he had vanished went m 10 The
Tree and found on the paper some verses written 4,
Pencli. de was poet them and had taken this mo-
aest method oil making his works known 10 the pub
lie. have copied them carefully. and here thew a,e
BY inserting them in "the ladies' darinp'- the Her
ald-you will no doubt highly crafty the author of
them and much oblig0, yours very respectfully,
+ n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22
Loafer's Thoughts on the Loss OF Dickev
Nixci.


Dear Dicky Riker quits The court
", sad news Tor some OF Us
fethieves and loafers of each sort,
What will become OF Us
kindller judge there never lived
Than our good old Recorder:
No man eer like his Honor striyed
TO keep the town in order.
impartisRy he sentencedall
Us villains of mae gender;
Bot when he female fall
HIS heart grew always tsnder.
sentence mild that used TO drop
Like gentle rain on dry land
A soft rebuke, then out woullpop
Six months TO Blackwelps island"
And now his Honor quits for aye
The scene of nil his lahors-
Tkrows no his title. and his pay
To live among his ueighbors.
40 this seeking for retirement
glorious thing has got be-
Ind practsed to great eItenf
In thus comnuni y"
But how is this! why d. .e,,,er
IT'S in the papers st7 rod
That Dcky for our -, x..r,s ,,.,or
Has just beea no inhaled!
LoSIeIs anu - cues, arise appear!
Iessolp zen sentenced by him,
Ceme e. ~ sentence him +" year
anu Al .er, let us try him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22


A IND Fl &hS,s =, ,,i IN; ia ~, RE-sECoND
eov p VII is .1u ne WI con,nue tner de-
u o LSew ao1k on tne Isl anu WIN san rom
49, NJ NJ VIZ W. VI eaen oni uuiihs lue yer, tnus
=, r,o a Wv horA- S., rrr,c. IRON favre
i =, s M sup !Ia' nm I'm Teoruary
Isl September) t24h Octoser.
Isl February } Skip CHS CARROLL, Gath March.
LIST June, : W. Lee, master, 9th July.
LIST October, } (shh November.
list March, Ship ERIE, (24h April.
LIST July, 4. Funk. master, Path August
LIST November, tI4th December.
LIST April, } Ship BALTIMORE, 24h May.
kt August. Fuak master, Gath September.
LIST December, Path January.
The commanders well rsE their reputation is the
guarantee OF qualities of their snps rhe accommodations
surpassed combining all be required for
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Goods intended these vessels will be forwarded the
subscriber free any other the actually
them. For freight or passage, apply to
j23 BOYD Z HINCKEN, sTentine Buildings.
r. m ~ LING
S r. 81; fsara a ~ ~ - ny ~ io,t .. -,
- .ra ~. ,sh " Ioh On vi ' ana 'ro'n Nings-
Th hi n, IN T RtT w WI =, e T s,on, , u Ell
Erap, ~ W '0" "a hin e., W. T..a,s- 81.
Ian 'nh nec,a uA' r'1 III. M sass.ss, 'ah.p
io,h Hee.,eh,.r i"h iTtv,r,noe''
is,h ETsS Sn' is ,h S TsD'
.o ,s rs sa'y' i ss mws.eh'
i%h npa"' Ky i T TI'
,o,h 49,, isL s1.y,,,.I.-
IT,. t M.n r nTu W. c.rrp - u .on SePssmoer. -
Enp Nv, VorI en- 'o' n Eroo Kla," M WI san
,mh Nov.mhey is,b n ssssmL, 1a"J
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-22

"a COMMERCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
Brig ONION, Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CoRDELIA Francis Sherwood master
New -, WhNtlesey master.
The above are all first vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their &C
and exeron viii De made please shippers and passengers
All goods orwardedt the subscriber will be shipped free o.
passage apply board between Murray and
80 JOSEPH TINkHAM&F F. DIMoN
wm. A. Caldwell SONS,
i2i Agents, Charleston.
I'D DARIE 4s,dE Geol LINE OF PACKETs--Brg
s sriy S pafisS Z Be4 naiEss ..,.r
Brig NEW JERSEY Is. Matthew's, master.
scLr, D. b. CRANE, studIey, master
Ell Collins, Of Daen Geo. established the above line Of
sells built expressly o the above trade copper
to the agent y New xorG ne orwarded
line Of stages runs from Daricn to Macon three times
week also steamboat TO ST. Augustinetwcea week jS
ia CHARLESTON PACK Ts-cemnercia
Line She following vessels compose the above line Of
Brig DiMoN, frederick Sherwood, master.
Brig Go COR Del ,v Ers an Sherwood, masler
Brig FANNY lnew) W. wht'lesey, master.
The alove are all frs, class vessels built expressly for the
trade, and commanded by experienced masters Their &C.
commodatOns passengers extensive, ana exertons
will be made please both shippers and passengers All
goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped free OF
commission.
For freight passage apply to the captains on board TO
ALLEN a. PAxSON, % WaIfstreet, N. Y. or
j23 WM. A. CAED WELL L. SONS, Charleston, :. G..
s1sx r ,s x Is .-s1s1 ~
61espached between New York and Baltimore
Brig PAVILION. w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, rs. Bourne, master.
ScEI CHARLES Al. SMITH, T.. T. Totten, master.
Schr fENRY nARGER, E. G. Briggs, MASTER
Schr DIRECT C. l.. Briggs master.
Schr LACONlC, }, c. De.son, master.
The vessels comprising this line superior and fast sailing
nearly all new, built Of the best materials expressly for the
trade ably the experienced pilots On he
be effected the. rites great de.
spatch will be given and exeron will be used by the
give satisfaction shippers Goods forwarded to
the will be shipped free OF commission For freight
apply to J. L ~ BRIGGS, 80 Old Slip, N. Y
j23 J. w. BROWN. Smiths Dock, Bait.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
PUNCTUALEFY
rs the life Of ES7ysjneSS.

NHE Subscribers are determined to sci,
IL their goods on the most reasonable terms
at which they can be afforded. In order that they
may be enabled to do SO. on the usual terms of
credit they deem II their duty To notify their Gus
toners, that they will expect prompt payment
AL accounts are considered due on the first
day Of January of each year. except bv special
agreement; ut which time they will require the
same to be closed; if not they will charge In
terest after that time
And all accounts due on the first day Of Janu-
airy OF each year, and not closed within three
months after that time, they will consider them.
selves at Liberty to put them into the hands of
an officer for collection
In every well conducted business there should
be some principles and rules by which it is gov
erned-and by adopting the above rules we shall
be enabled to do justice to ourselves and to all
concerned. And what will he better, we shall
be enabled to sell our goods to our customers on
credit at cash prices.
We eieAirn our sincere thanks to our friends
ior their liberal patronage, and will try to serve
them, SO as to meetn continuance of the same.
G. l.. 81 +. PENN Il co.
DeC3, .is33S If Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06

wharf appropriated for,hc use OF the Great
Western.
During the first part of the VOYAGE the
wind was favorable. One half tho oriri-
nal rasscugera left The vessel at Cork. n
mong whom were Mr.. John Van Bnrcn,
Nr. Butler. MIR. Mcintosh of the British
legation, and Mr.. +. o, J. Smith, of Maine.
The passengers whom wo have seen
speak in the highest terms of the conduct
Of Capt. Fayrer. Mr.. Shaw, agent of the
Transatlantic Company, was also on board,
having embarked NJ Cork, i'm compliance
with tho request of the passengers.
AS soon as it was announced that the
Liv rpool was coming up the river, hun
dreds were to be sccn vending their way
to the wharves, and we doubt wheihcr
more people were assembled on the arri-
val of the Great Western. The docks,
will: the vessels lying at them. in the neigh
horhood of Pike and Rutgers streets, were
crowded this morning with those who were
steamer.
In external appearance tho Liverpool
does not titfer much from the Great Wcst-
ern, with the exception that she has two
smoke pipes, that her sides arc not relieved
by the white streak Of the latter. and that
she has only three masts. We took hasiy
view of her cabin this morning and have
on y time to say that it is very neatly fur
nished.
The London Morning Herald contra
diets tho report that the Queen had written
an autograph letter requesting Lord Dur
ham to remain i'll Canada, 1t says there
was no foundation for the report.
The London papers state that 1000 tons
ofp"'atoes had lately been shipped from the
Thames to New York.
Ii has been asccrlaiued that the steam
boat Northern Yacht is lost. She was
seen to sink, and it is supposed that all on
board perished-22 in number.
1t is rumored thar the Marquis Of Nor
mandy is to be the Governor of Canada
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06

Inconsistency Of the UAig Bank Press
The snb-Treasnry is not in actual opcra,ion.
the Globe 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
There being no slibrrcus,,ry, the Government
being cont. mt with the currency of the people.
business revves /; exchanges look better; stocks
rise; the mechanic is joyful once more; the
carts rattle in the streets; we hear the h,arc.ho,
OF the sailor and we have cheering prospect
ahead"
sospeaks the National Inte|ligcncer, VIC.
lent advocate of the banks The Louisville
Journal, leading bank paper, and many other
presses, say that the sub-TreaslIry is in opera
ton. They publish long lists of delaulting 90.
vernment agents, (pctty country pest masters
among the rest large number of whom arc
wings, who have pockeicd few hundreds of
the public money. All this is charged to the
operations Of Tie sub-Trcnsury. Now, Gen.
'lcmcn, which of you shall we believe? Does
the country prosper, and foreign and domestic
exchanges attain reasonable rate a leading
hank paper says that it is owing to the noll-cxis-
tencc OF the sub-Treasury. DO a few petty 60
vernment agents run away with little of the
public money! Another leading bank paper
savs that this is TO be ascrihcd to the actual exis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

1>r.W 1ohk, NOV. 20.
1t is with no ordinary pleasure that we
announce the arrival Of the steam ship
Liverpool, Capt Fayrer, from Liverpool,
last from Cork.
The Liverpool took her departure on
the Goth. hut after making $50 miles, a
sainst extremely rough weather. and his h
seas, sustaining, however, little damage,
she put back on the Goth. on account of the
great consumption Of coal, which created
what appears to have been just appre-
honsion that her stock might fail her if her
voyage was then continued. The engines.
it would seem had not been sufficiently
tried before starring. The result was thai
she put into Cork on the eighth day.
There she remained a week taking in
full supplies, and started again on Tues
day the 9Th inst. She arrived of Fire
Island yesterday afternoon, at 9 o'clock.
where she remained for several hours, in
consequence Of tho fog. She reached this
city at 0 o'clock this morning, and anchor
cl iii tho East river, Il little above tho
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pdtud5te Real Esfate For SAFE.
Andrew +. Jones, ct al.
Bill for Partition.

ANufcW l.. Jones, ct al, 1
,.me. JONES. \: e, a. t. :" Bill for Partition.
Office is hereby given. TIM, bv v;r,,o -,
~ an order from the Court of Chancor,
passed IN the foregoing case, sI,ull Offer i22r
sale to The highest bidder, on the First 1youdo,
IN January neLt, ut Edsefield Court Honse ,I
whole real Estate Of Matthias Jones, DECEASED
situate IN Edgeficld District, and consisting OF
nine tracts Of land, viz:
NO. i, containing 636 acres, more or less, ".
ing at the Ridge, being the late residence of the
snid NJ. Jones, bounded by lands of Eli;pb, Nj.
chaci and Iilman Watson and others.
NO. =, continuing .,5.I acres. more mr. lac.
yns on Horse Creek. bounded by lands OF L.
iyah Watson and others
No. ), containing 4374 acres more or less. lv.
ing on Horse Creek, and bounded by lnnds of
me estates oi X. Stark, A. B. Stark, B Love.
less, and by other lands OF the estate of NJ
Jones. " 1''
No. 4, containing 45O acres more or less lv-
ing on Horse Creek. und bounded by lands of
liiiman Watson, Jacob Luwcrman, Christie
phcr Lybrand, and the estate Of NJ. Jones'
NO D. containing 1884 acres, more or less. w.
ing on Horse Creek upon which are saw and
gflst Mil, and bounded by lands of Christopher
EyoIanh, Thomas Rh"dcn. the heirs of A. u.
ota. *, and An elm Cullum
no. containing 544 ucrcs, more or less.
N". Z, containing Az acres, more or less.
~. .. continuing 40 acres, more or less.
NO NO y, containing 50 acres, more or legs
= Inc location, outings and boundinps of the
'our last tracts will be exhibited on ,he ,ny Of
sale. VIC way VI
Terms will be a credit Of one year, as to those
tracts winch shall not sell for more tlian five.
hundred dollars-and Of one, two, and three
years as 10 the other tract or tracts, except the
costs' winch, III every Instance, must be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give bonds and personal
security tor the purchase money.
J. TERRY, c.EEp.
Commissioners Office,
lst Dec. 1888 AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
administrative A Sale.

Y nn Order from thu Ordinary of Edge
y field District. will be sold at the late resi-
dence OF John Gomill,on deceased, on Tuesday
the lsfh day ot December ncLt, all tho personal
property of said deceased. consisting of twcn-
ty-nIne likely Negroes. Corn and Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furniture n good Stock
of every description, Farming Utensils, and
many other articles not mentioned. on n credit
OF twelve months. Purchasers to give their
notes with two approved securities.
ALSO,
On Friday the 2lst day Of December, will be
sold IN Hamburg, Sixteen bales of Cotton, be-
l"hSins TO the said estate, on the same terms
and conditions rs above stated.
MARY GOMlLLION, Adm'x.
Nov d, 1888 a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-06
a Valuable Plantation Cor S,Ic=

RS: Sophn Bonham offers for sale that
I've. valuable tract Of Land upon which sIo
now nov resides, lying OIL RicIhund Creek in this
D'strict; and adjoining lands of Jacob B Smith,
Henry herong, Levi Wilson and others. The
trast tf,. contains nine hundred and thirty seven
(9''') acres. About four hundred acres arc o.
pen, nearly one hundred of which are old fields
L:nese were turned out many years ago, and
helng then but little worn, arc very val,1sble.M
NE remainder IS under fence and in fine state
cuitiVat'on, and is inferior to no land in thu,
sscnon G"r % OF the country, for the production OF
CoTn and Cotton. Upon the place is n largo
and commodious double log Dwelling Houss
Win INC other necessary out buildings.
Possession can be had about the first of J,n.
"nv neNt. Also, the purchaser can obt.io a
r For further particulars apply to Mrs. Sophia
i,1!,, n1nia on the premises, J. b. Smith, at Mt.
,MI.ilns or to the subscriber, n, Edgefeld Court
Nov /, 1898. - 40