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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21
From Richard z. sub, Esq Bsuaspiek.


DEAR SIR have been reluctantly though Guavodsby
compelled keep Pno boxed which purchased Of yo1
no, long since until very recently III up, and coGh
never heard delightful toned Instrument. Ny wife,
performer from the time she was eight old
spa,ss Piano has touched; all who
hrSe7erai have exto!ed the sweet
melody highly 10 conrce TO the son
every respect
generally believe 3bVO Tor H. assure YOU
could not be pleased; and 40" tender ysu my grateful
very srea, which evidently took
packing IT. =,
would advise all who wish toperchssc Paos 20 give you call
haiore they elseWk.eIe.
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Yours, respectfully

To Mr.. E. NASH Petersburg
have hand (pce $685. Piano precisely of the ssme
kind particular The sold Mt sth alluded to aeoSe
"ou! defy point the slightest tone or
6ni.h # they were side BY side. T.. P. NASH.
Book 1Ht Pars Seller, Psers.arS.
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Eo,.,ss,oyrRe 0yYrcg, }

Cc."iss'o.ERs oSrrcE,
Richmond, June II. 1889. !
The parties concerned hereby notified 10 attend at
my Office in the city of Richmond on the I'm DAY OF
August NEXT at 10 o'clock A. NJ with their accounts
and the necessary evidence enable NE to perform The
duties required by the foregoing decree
JOHN SHORE, Comm
,o ., l3-w4w
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$50, OOO.
30 prizes Of 81 500.
Virginia state Lottery,
For Epdowing the Leesbo.g Academy and for other
purposes : Class No. for 1890 To be drawn as
Alexandra, Va OF Saturday, 20th July, }s39.
c,,i,,-sso ooo 1900. ooo. 500, 1000, 1920, 80
nrizes of al 500. 80 of 500 50 o! 400, &C., DC.
Tickets only $40 HaIvss 5--Quntsrs 90 ,,o
Certificates Of Packages OF 70 " hole Tickets Sl3o
do do 90 Half DO 20
Do do rs Quarter do 81 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21

Prize of $4,000
do f2o00
do 5000
do 5000
10 5000
do 25U0
do 1000
I769 / 60O l. SEQ Pfizes Of $50, Of 200. 70 70
of Oa0 90 of $780, 90 Of 400 40 of 300 50 o: 2Oo &c
Tickets only $40, Halves 5, Quaners2 80
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets SiSo
Do do 2G Half do %
DO. do 10 quarter uo ~ o'
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10000 dOIIs.---l2,0GO dolls.
V5coiaSia state Lottery.

For the benefit of The Mechanical Benevolent Society
of Norfolk, Class No 4, tor 1899 To be drawn a:
AlrxanJra. Va, m Saturday, 18th July, 1859
IA Draua Numbers out OF -:
SrIl
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June 81
gsnyf's Bank of Prizes,
MIR. 10000 Dollars.

IUH PFl:tS 0t I,UUU DOHHTS
Virginia state Lottery.
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent MeehanS
Association.-Class No. 4, for 1859.
To be drawn at exandrla, Virginia, on Saturday, 29h
June 1889
CRsSD SCHEME:
Highest prize $50 900. So 0O0 81 600, 50 900 $500
ST. OH 100 prizes OF 81 Gs9 ~ OF S3U0: ~ oil soVo, q
Of $500, &c, &c
Tickets only SO, halves D, qnarers2 90
Certificates Of Packages OF "a Whole Tickets Sl3O
DO 90 % Half do 10
Do do % Quarter do 81 o0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-21

Splendid Lofferies for July.
$50 900.
Virginia state lottery,
For the benefit of the Town of Wheeling Class No 4,
for 1889 To BE- drown al Alexandra, Va, OIL satus'
day, Gth Juiy, 1889.
GRAND CAPITALS.
CArrrAL- S30,0Ga 10000, 6 600 $40, 5000 $500.
1000 80 Prizes of 900, 90 Of $780, 20 of 300, l23 OF
200. &c &c
Tickets only $40, halves 5. quarters 9 So
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do IS Half do 65
Do do % Quartz. do 50 SO
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Gen Houston Ex PrpsideH Of Texas arrived al Nash
vile The I'd inst, his way to the Virginia Springs
Previous 10 leaving, he expected 10 visit Ex Ptes
don't Jacksnn. At the Hermiinpe
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$4,000 Capifals

$50 900 Capliai'
On. Hundred Prizes IF 81 600.
Virginia state Lottery.
For The benefit of the town ofFesburg, Class No 8,
for fc3g-'Fo be drawn S. Alexandra, Virginia, on
Saturday, 9th July, lso3s. am ooo
GRASP ScnEsE-tlighes prize SS0Q ) ,ooo OoV,
3 OOO 500 OH 80 100 prizes 1000 ~ Of Svo, 81 81
300. ga Of 200, &c &c.
Tickets only Si9. halves S, quarters . 90
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Quarter 40 ~ SO
NJ Please address,
D NJ HOYT, Richmond Va.
Orders for Tickets from any part OF the u > by mail
or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully
rece; we'd, and executed BY mail. with the same
promp, attention personal uppcalon and The result
sent (when requestedl Immediately after The drawng-f
addressed 10 D. d. HOYT.
June 81 lid
IuJAILOR WANTED-A hts rate workman il
wanted to 90 to Henderson,, c.. 90 miles from
p.1.,xb.,e ty Railroad One that has a family would
bs p,ef.rred as his wife could DO good business as
There rs an excellent house just finished which they
can occupy The situation is q desirable one.
Apply 10 JOHN S. EATON & Co,
Henderson. N. C.,
Or 10 A. KEvAN & BROTHER,
June IS GI2-S, Petersburg.
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From (Chrishpher) .HarshaTs RememGraneer,
Iii 1IG-page 81

PR Curiqm writ Of error refused.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03

House, the other tho Whig House. Very 70.
Gently, the Van Buren, House obtained MAJOR
ny OF members, in consequence of several
Wings coming over to 1t. The Senate has re.
,9sea 10 recognise either House Us legal. The
Van Buren, House has passed resolution. de-
c'aring itself Legally organized. and appoint
ihs CO." mittee to diaii an address to the peo-
pie OF Pennsylvania, requesting them to call a
convention, to lake the government OF the State
INTO their o" II hands, The Philadelphia troops,
which were oroered by Gov. Ri,ner, to Hurts.
burg, to suppress the disturbance, have return
ed home, but large force, from other counties,
is still at Harrisburg.
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H.OF REPRESENTATIVES.

With the exception Of the Bill providing
for the payment for the members, the House.
has net yetgot through any regular busi
ness. The Abolition Resolutions, the
Pennsylvania "rebellion" and lastly, the
propositions to sanction by action of Con-
'gress certain private billings aud cooiugs
between John @. Adams in behalf of the
Massachusetts Female Benevolent Socie
~ and their dear friends in Hay,i, have thus
far occupied the wisdom of the House,
The first Of these subjects was well settled.
the second was linle more that a resolu-
ton calling on the President To show cause
why the Delegation from Pennsylvania
might not get up a scene of scolding in
the House about their domestic affairs
u produced the desired effect. C-.',e las,
the infamous St. Domingo project, il is
snfhcient for The present to say the PeIi-
dons after struggle Of three davs we're
-refcrred CO the Committee Of Foreir, Az
fairs. But The struggle on this subject is
not yet ended. and there is just reason to
.apprehend that fanatical madness will find
IN 1t topic for long and dangerous agi,a
ton. But we shall not di ia. uss il prema-
turely. The reference of the Petitions
was finally settled on the 18th.
SENATE.
There has been considerable business
and not much debating in the Seuate.
First III immediate interests Mr.. virgins
Bill from the Comn,itte of Finance, for The
Indefinite pos'ponement of the Fourth ln-
stalimen'. 1t gave rise to animated de-
bate, during which most Of the Sena-
tors "gave their reasons" Mr.. CLAW. of
Ky. offered an amendment postponine ill
the LIST of January. 1870 which was lost.
and the original Bill finally passed on the
18th, and Oh the 10Th was sent to the
House.
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BANK Of CHARLESTON7
CHARLlSTON SC 17,h NJ 80

A>H'S oiN, S.C lItn NOV. lS3S.
oIlCE Ii hereby given, that in coniorni.
~ ty to the provisions Of the Cha.t ter OF this
Corporation and a resolution of the Stockt,oId
ers, adopted at their last Annual Meet,np. il has
been determined to extend the aInu,lnt of the
Capiiai Stock OF this Bank to u further sum of
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, or Tween.
ty Thousand oiiares a, One Hundred iJoiIars
each share
For th's purpose, Boofs will be opened at the
banking House in this City, on the first Mon
day and succeeding Tuesday in January next,
to receive the subscri pions Of all such Siock-
holders as may avail themselves OF the right to
which they are cxclusvel, entitled, of suiJscrib-
ing 10 number OF siures equal to those held BY
them respectively, in the present Capital.
Twenty-Five per cent, or Twenty-Five Do.lurs
on euch Share, to be paid ut he time of subscri
bing, and the balance Of Scveniy-five per CO nt
or Seventy five Dollars on each share, 10 he
paid as follows, viz:-Tweniy-fivc Do,lars, on
each share, on the first Monday and Tuesday
IN June next, and the remainder, b, ing Fifty
Dollars OH each share, TO be paid within six
months thereafter, at the dscretio of the Board
OF Directors, OIL one months public notice be-
ing given.
All transfers Of Stock in the present Capi.aI
must he made OH or before the fifteenth, tluy of
december next, after which period the books
will be closed.
A. G. ROSE, Cashier.
u The South Carolinian and Telescope. nt
Columbla; Courier at Cam.rn; Advertiser
nj Ed"eheld; Messenger, ut Pend 'etom; Noun
taineer, mt Grcrnviile; GaZere, ut Georgetown
ana E"zette. nj Chcraw, will give the above two
insertions, WIN the first nd last " eek of the
time limited. and send their bills to the Bank for
payment.
Nov -, 1a3a h az
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COLT SWEEPSTAKES

Sweepstakes for Colts and Fillies raised
in either Of the Districts of Edgefeld, Abhevlle,
Newberry, Barnwell, or Lexington. 800 en-.
trance, half forfeit. and to be governed bv the
rules Of tn" Lafayette Course, at Augusta, Ga
came off, over the BUTLER CouRsE," (Pine
House, agreeable to advertisement on the 25h
December. The following were the entries !:
]. Thomas o: Gascock's (Col. F. w.
Pickcn's> b. Maria Edgeworth, by
NulIiier dam by Pacific 3years old /
y. Capt. VIM. 4nSIaYs c. John C.
3years old,
3. j. Glover's McCullough's) b. f.
~ old Bertrand. dam omitted, 3ys. dis.
q. l.. Glanton's b. c. Nullifer, jr., by
Nullifer, damb by Scinlto, 3 vs. dis.
Time.-First heat, m. 81 s.-Second heat.
m. SIS. Track very heavy.
Notwithstanding the day was quite raw and
cloudy, the citizens turned ont in full force.
which made the sports Of the day 20 off with
eclat Maria was the favorite against the field,
md freely backed bv those who considered
themselves judges of "horse flesh"
The Senator also had his friends, from hia
proud and lofty stride, and several half pints
changed hands. on his proving better in the race
than Mr. Glover's mare. Next came the little
Nully, who was not in want of friends for the
first heat, for his trainer Joel McCcndal. (bet.
ter known as suffering JoeD said he "c-o-c ould
beat the n-ma-mach the first eh-cha chase, if he
was al-allow-ed to ri-ri-ride." At the tap Of the
drum, they nll got well off together, Marin in
the lead, closely followed by John; the rest well
up.for the first half mile. 1t was now evidcn nj
Maria had i oil her own way, from the steady
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lHIt ~ "Outh arOiIna.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
p0tuabir Rcui EStute For Sale.
Andrew p. Jones, et al.
va T}ill fnr P.r,;,;o,,

vs. Bill for Partition.
James Jones, ct al.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that by yirtn" of
~ an order from the Court OF Cinncery
passed in the ioregoing < case, I s!.all Offer for
sal. to the highest bidder, OH the First Mondau
IN January merit at d relield C"uri House the
whole real Estate of Matth,as Jones, deceased.
situate IN Edgeficld District, and consisting OF
nlne tracts Of land, viz:
No. !, continuing OBJ acres. more or less. w.
ing nj the Ridge, being the late residence OF the
SAID NJ. Jones, bounded by lands of Eli .nII, Mi
chael and TiImnn Watson and others.
No" z, containing 2573 acres. more or less.
lying on ltorse Creek. bounded by lands of T..
liah Wu'son and others
No. g. containing Az acres more or less. w.
ing on Horse Creek. and bounded b, lands of
the estates OF X. Stark. 4 b. stark b. Love-
less, and by other lands of the esta,e OF NJ.
Jones.
NJ" 4. containing 450 acres, more or less, w.
ing on Horse Creek. and bounded by lands of
Iinan Watson, Jacob IuwermIan. Chrs'o-
pher Lybrand. and The estate of VI. Jones'
No >: containing 23-4 acres. more ar less, |,
ing on Horse Creek. upon which are IL saw and
grist Mill, and bounded by lands of ChristopIler
Lybrand, Thomas Rhnden the heirs of a. q.
Stark. and An-cm Cuilum.
No. u containing .i44 acrrs, more or less.
NJ" Z, continuing 40 acres. more or less
No. 3. containing 40 acres. more or less.
No y, containing 81 acres. more or lees
The loration. outings and boundnss of the
tour last trncts will be exhibited on the day OF
sale.
Terms will be credit Of one year, as u those
tracts which shall not sell for more than five
hundred dollars-and of one two. ami three
years as to the other tract or tracts except the
costs, which. in every instance must be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give bonds and personal
security for the mchas money.
J. TEi;RY. c.E Ed.
Commissioners Office
Is Dec. U.s. a 1i
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MAR RIED

On Tuesday the 2G,h oI Nov last, by the
Kew. II. &. fierlong, MIR. Hillary Hardy, to
MISS Mnry, eldest daughter Of Arthur w est; all
Of this District.
On Thursday, the 18th Dec last, by the Rev.
II. Z. Herlons, MIR. George Henson. to Miss
Amanda, daughter Of the late samuel Dean all
Of this Distric ict.
On Tuesday The 10Th Dec. last, by the Rev.
H. G.. Herlong, MIR. Lewis Matthew's to Miss
Susan, youngest daughter OF ,hc late MIR. Inab-
net; all of tliis District
On Tuesday The "a til Of November, by the
Key. MIR. onverse, Major Abraham Van Burcn
leldest son ofthc President of the u. States, }
!" Miss Sarah Angelica Singleton, youngest
daug"er OF Mr. Richard Singleton, at her ia.
TIERS house in Sumter District. !. e
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State Of South Carolina.

b., Hts E1criiency PATRICK NOBLI. ESQ
Go1ernor and Communder-in chie), in and oper
the State cf South Carolina.
~HEREASu pursuance Of all Act of the
w LeylIitt ire ~ this. Sfate tie votes for
members oi the iwenty-sixtII Congress huye
been counted H. thu prrs nee of the Governor
ny commissioners appointed for ti,at purpnsr
n d 1t appears iha, WAnD, THOMPSON. Jr. has
been duly elected Tor The Congressional lis
irlc' comr"srd Of Pcndle,on and ireenviIIe;
FRANCIS w PIcKENs Tor tho District com.
posed OF Abheville AMI I'd etield; JOHN X.
NRIFfIN, fnr the District composed of Lam.
retls, Newherry, and fairfield, FRAyK1Iy n.
ELMoRE, for the District composed of Rich.
land. Orangebur.h. h. BarnweIi and Ie.inp.
ton JAMES RoGERs. for the District conuoscd
at Sparanbursh, Union, York, and Chest .r:
JOHN CAMPBELL, for the district .ompos-d of
Geor" etow", Marion Horny. Darling on. and
Marlborough, JoHN p. P.RIcHiR iRDsov for The dis.
trlct composed of krrs,aw. Sumter Lancaster
aud Chesterfield; ROBERT BARNwELI. iIYErr
Tor IN" District composed of Beaufort and Col
Teton; ai!d ISAAC L. floLMEs. for the Distric,
OF Charleston.
Now. therefor. I do iss,,e this INV Procla,na.
'i"n, notifying and declaring. according to ,h..
provisions of the said Act. that WApDY THoMp-
soN,Jr r Ii. ELMORE. JAMES RoGERs, +. w.
flcKESs, JOHN Il. GRIFFIN. JOHN CAMpBElI.
Il. Is. RHETr, JOHN =. RIcHARDsoS, und I
r.. HoIMEs had maj ajorty of votes in their re-
sp' ctIve Congressional FIcc,io,. Districts. and
are duly elected Representatives in the Con.
gress OF the United States, from This State
Given under NV hand and the seal of
the State, nj Columbia. the 18th day
Of December. in the year of orr
5 LIS. ( Lord. one thousand eight hundred
~ and thirty eight, and in the sixty
third year Of the Indep" "ndencc nr
the United States Of America.
PATRICK NOBLE, Gorernor.
BY the Governor,
b. II. SAXON. Secretary Of State.
Jan |, lS39 "a
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should pass 10 law abridging the freedom
ot speech. Could we nor refuse tn receive
petition, aud yet not violate the Constitu-
tfos. not making any law agains, the re-
.cept'on OF petitions! Mr.. Legare said
mat the House upon other grounds had
undoubtedly the right 10 reject petitions
when sent to Congress. He could give
thousand illustrations, were it necessary,
both in the Common Law Of Great Britain
and IN Parliamentary examples which had
sprung up onihe occasion Of presentation.
II was well known thai petitions had been
burnt by the common hangman upon
presentation, and this not in consequence
ot Royal influence, but by the deliberate
action Of the House Of Commons itself
MIR. Legare was interrupted by the
Speaker, and called 10 order for referring,
The members Of the House cried. go
on, "go on" go on."
MIR. l.. proceeded, and in the course of
his remarks, said that If the object of these
petitioners should be granted-nay il they
d.d oot stop III this matter-ihe sun Of this
Union sets. 1t sets in blood; and sets ne
YER 10 rise again. ! was born, said Mr.,
Legare, under IL 'Aas@s slorions OF all gov
ernments. a republican, aLIIgovcrn,nen,. I had
dreamed Tor her glorious and time honor
ed existence. ! had hoped this, and be-
lievcd this-but. continued Mr., Legare-
IN q manner expressing greater excitement
depend upon ii, whenever the prayers
Of these petitioners are granted, a .Iissolu-
ton Of this Union follows. Awful will be
the consequences.
Mr.. Legare was three times called 10
order, bu, by good deal of special plead
ing and the determination of the House to
hear him, he went on to the close Of his re-
marks.
After an Intellectual attempt to adjourn
ayes SO, nays 79,
Mr.. SaltonstaIl replied to Mr.. Legare in
defence of the right Of petition. and espe-
c'aily'n defence of The reception of the
petition he had presented, He spoke at
great length, the House giving him their
undivided attention.
On succeeding day, the debate on this
question was renewed, when, on motion
Of MIR. Campbell, Of S. c., the whole sub
lect was laid on the table: Yeas 10.
Nays 45.
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France and Me1ieo.-A capitulation was re-
Gently entered into between Admiral Baudin
Commander Of tn" French bockudine squad.
ron. and Don Manuel Rincon, Con,mandant
General of Vera Cruz. The second article
stipnIales "t that as soon rs the present arti.
cles are ratified by both parties, the port of
Vera Crnz shall remain open to all flags. and
- ekade shall he suspended for months,
pccta,i"n If an amicabe arrangement,
difference l. tween France and Mexico" !"
L"'Sescounis state that the Mexican govern.
ment hns not recognized the treaty.
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Land for .Anxe.

HE Subscriber will offer for sale, AT
Edgehel Coun House. on the First Mon
d~y :" January neIt, the Plantation, or Tract of
Land on which Jess" Bryant now lives, sitma-
ted abonl seven miles from dgefcld G. House
and nd, ,oIning lands of Benjamin Galman. Mo-
ses Swearingen and James Miller containing
(300) three hundred acres. NOR or less of good
Oak Hickory. and Pine Land on the premises
are 'ol'iahle gond Dwelling Hon-e and all
necessary out buildings. Sold by the consent of
parties, IN order to s'tisfy mortgage and udg.
mcnt in favor of thu subscriber
Terms made known on the day of sale
80 JAMES MILLER.
Dec 81, 1893 Az
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10 the rNbsic.

VIZ. Subscriber. aware from lie cxccs.
cropsof Cotton did not sufficiently mature .tr de-.
prrd n?on the Seed for u All .ceeding one
Has rar"fn!iy selected frsm the most naturcd
part OF his Crop. few hundred bushels OF seed,
the SEQ years product from = ed imported
direct from the Petit Gnlf Hills which can be
had at his plantation. on the Road from Edge.
ne'h to Augusta about two hundred yards from
H"rn,s Creek Meeting House. Early applica.
non should be made to secure the seed
ROBERT WATTS
Jan 2, 1899 Il IA
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

virtue OF suudry writs Of Fieri Facias tn
- me directed will be sold at Edgefied e III
on t e first Monday aud Tue. day IN January
neHt' the following property VIZ:
=, Lewis tilszey, Assignee, vs. james Spann.
III. aetendant's interest in three separate tract6
ol iano one cor tanning 66I acres, more or less.
adjoining David Richards H. Eozer and oh.,
efs another contnnhng G60 acres, more or ,e.s.
aoJoll'ng tie above Hract, Richardson and 9th.
ers' and lie otLe' c1ituining $40 acres, ndio;n.
M 'am'es ID oilers.
f,,,.,. u"ehan e,, ksdaIe.ss NJ & VIM Hat.
,i,a u, ,,ao, o.eI orally, vs. the Same,
ss;.;s "s sasS T;"s5 !; &. and sss, s'Es',
Ihonhs 'f.Lnncf,v VIZ BuiIy Holt, one wagon.
be"Jamn Evans vs. jarrett Wise, one irace
OF land, containing one hundred and titty eight
acres. more or less, adjoining J. II. Ricliardsoa
and o'hers. Also, on. Negro woman Rose and
three children. Also, three horses
Philip M.Carty vs. John Ldson. one sorel
mare.
Tompkins & Jennings vs.. Archy BracknaI,
the defendants interest in 1872 acres of land.
more or less. adjoining Daniel Self and others
John Morrison. Trustee, We. Paul Fitz.n-
ons. one Negro boy Tom. ="
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
WM. III. MOSS, 8. Ed.
D'c IL, 1873 c46
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State al South Carroll -
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Eliz .h.. III. lliII,nI,,a
Bill for l'ar,llio

Jane. w,,.'.,n.. ". e, al, ) Bill for '"''''i0'
~ OilCi. Is hereh, given. that bv virtue of
~ an order from CilaI,cel or Johnson. shall
offer Tor sale % ii,r higne-l bidder ON the iir-
Monday in January ,e>,. at EdgefeM Con I
House. II traci at land belonging to ti.c estate ol
William Wiliins deceased, k."wn H. the mill
tract. the u'linber at acres. hntiings and bound
inss OF wiicn will be mad known o. the tlay of
sale Terms IL err Hit Of one ear q ON ~, e. cx
cept tor COSTS. two thirds of w!iir! must he paid
in cash by the purchaser Of the mill trncr and
the other tillrd {" he paid in cash bv the com
plannnt. The Purchaser to give bond and Ne
cmrity for the purchase money.
JAMES TERRY, C. e. f. d.
Dec. H. 1893 G ,5
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pull and racing stride she was moving under,
out-iooting John all the way. (though the per
suaders were freely uscd) and coming ou,
several lengths ahead, amidst the deafeuing
shouts of the Coils Cher owner's) constituents.
Second Heat.-After the usual time allowed
for rubbing had expired, all four again app ard
at the post. Muria was now more the f,vont..
than eyer not having had the kinks" taken
out o. ing the first heat-at the word
adsomely; Maria in the lead, John
M2 Ca jr. 3rd the Bertrand Filly 9TH.
They pe1'os"'ed the heat without any material
change. am informed that none Of the Pre-
mum Colts were entered in this Stake.
am requested to say. that another Stake,
with the snme restrictions, will be open to be
run over the same Course, sometime in Noyem-
ber next. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-01-03
tate OF South { aruIina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

"m' Coleman d wife Isabella, Applicants }
Vs.
Lewis Sample. wife and others. Defendants
an Order from the Ordinary Of Edgefeld
- District. shall proceed to sell, on the first
Monday in January next, at Edgeficld Court
House, the lands belonging to the estate of Su-
sannah Spenrnan, dcccascd situate in snid
District. OIL the waters OF Salmda River, and
bounding on lands of Thomas Steward. Jacob
Shumpard. Benjamin Campson and others, and
containing two ammdred ncres, more or less.
ON !; credit of twelve months. Purchasers t.
give hod and personal security, and u mort
gage of tn premises to the Culinary. Cost tn
he paid in cusl,.
w. II. MOSS, S. Ed.
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