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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Edsefield sherih,s Sales.

DY virtue of sundry writs # fcri facias, TO
~ me directed, will be snId at Edsefe d
Court House on.rhe first Monday and Tuesday
in November next, the following property, VIZ:
George w. Flynn. VS. William ID. Kinbr H.
one tract of land containing two lIunGr and
eighty acres. more or less. at, dining lands oil
Mrs. Carr0ii and others.
w. w. Starke. VS. John Marsh and jarrett
Wise on tract of land, containing "ne thon-
sand two hundred acres, more or less. nd DINING
w. S. Howard and others; also one other
tract, containing one hundred ard s. acres.
more or less, djoiniDg J. II. Richardson, and
others.
Thomas Keruaghan. Ex.. VS. John Marsh. the
above described tract of land Containing one
thousand two hui dred acres, more or less.
H. w. Sullivan. vs. Henry huffman, een.
one Negro woman, Patience. and one boy,
Dave.
B. F. Gouedy, 7. C VS. Henry shnliz; the
State, VS. The Same, one lot Of land, situated.
lying and being in the Town of Hamburg, con-
tanning eighty acres, m"re OF less, wherenn the
dwelling house nfsad Shultz stands. Bounded,
north, by lands lately belongingtoJ J .. Gov:
ington and others.
Terms, Cash.
WM. H. MOSS, S. E. d.
Oct. IA, 1889 C 81
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tz.sasaburg Lets G0r SAFE.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY
Oliver Simrsop, VS..

''iFsr f:snfy s'%f"In' sh"iiz. vs. FORECLOSURE.
NoIICE is herrhy given. that BY virtue Of
" au Orlei from the Court OF Cnancery,l
will offer iol sale tn the highest bidder, at
EdseGcld Conrt House. OF ,.m first Monday in
No, emher next. To Il reciose 'wo Mortgages, the
following Lots in the TOWN ci Hamburg. viz:
Lots krowm il l!lc Plan CT said Town as Isl,
l52, 153, l5J, i55. l57. loa, $50, lG0 IG1. and
l6l. bounded North b. C,bb street. Eas: by
covington street, South ny Mercer street., md
West by Crok street: compreh"ndins he two
square es withn saidb uEdary. eyceptan al!av Of
IS fret and square OF $50 feet conveyed 10
t!ls Presbyterian Church. Also all that parcel
of land in upper Hamburg, described a> being
bounded North by lands Of John 3. Covingtcn.
Eas, by lards Of Io!in Fox. South by ditch at
ii,r foot Of the hill runnny from the road lead
Ing to the Bridge, to the Leigh tac line. West
by the Leigh tract and Fair tract line containing
eighty acres more or less. will, the exception Of
three acres sold to Joseph ! Kennedy, and
halfarre said to Richard Lubbock: cne halt Of
the purchase money to be paid IN cash. ard
inr the other hall 4 credit oi six month will be
given. Purchasers 10 give bonds and personal
security. and mortgage Of the premises. TO
secure the crcditportion ofthc purchase money.
] TERRY, C. z. E.. D.
Commissioners Office,
Ed.sfeh Oct S. 1889. $5s14 d3s
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OBITUARY..
" DEATH has been bHsg at his appointed ,Oork.

DIED,
/Ai his residence in Eigefeld District,
Major HENRY w. GARRETT. in ,he
forlieh year OF his age, after severe ilI,
ne.s of many days. He was member of
the Baptist Church for several years, and
lived an exemplary life. Il can truly be
said, that he was highly esteemed by all
who knew him, as good citizen, and a
kind and af1ectionare paren, aud husband.
His loss will he irreparabIe to his family.
relations. and friends; hut he has gone 10
that world, where suffering, aud surrow are
felt IN more. Lei me die the death of
the righteous, and ler my last end be like
his."-CommunicGted.
At her mothers residence, in this Dis
rricr, on the 23d Of September, Miss
FRANCES E. GARRETT, daughter Of the
late Major H, w. Garrett, aged Ia
years. Z months, and 10 days.
This Young lady was cut of in her
youihIul days. She had never attached
herselfto any Church; but during her i'll
ness, her mind was fixed on the great i'm.
portance and necessity of religion. 1t is
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Direct R2,ee0ratsiioa,.

FhIGkINSON, SEBRING & STAT
Nv HAM, Importers of Cloths. Cassineres
aud Vestings. are now receiving per ships
Chicora and Victoria, a complete assortment
of the most fashionable style Of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, and will
in few days be prepared to execute all orders
in their line, entrusted to them. In addition 10
the above they will keep all kinds Of Trim
mings.
ALSO,
Gloves. Susnenders Scarfs, Cravats,
Merno. Cotton and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers.
Tie above articles have all been selected in
England and France, by one of their own firm
and bon. hit for CASH. They offer hem by thr
package or piece, on accommodating terms
MEETING. OPPOSITE PEARL-STREET
The Augusta ard Savannah papers. the Co.
lumbia and Edgefield papers will publish the
above six times each.
Oct, 10 36
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10 Merchants, Physicians, Plan
tcrs, and the Public i'm general.

FEvHE Subscribers are now receiving, in
d. addition to their former stock. large sup
plies of DRUGS, SC. SC F., making their as
Ior sale in this market. To which they would
call the attention Of the Physicians. Merchants.
Planters, and all those who wish 10 purchase
any thing in their line. Among the many ar,i.
cles Of which their Stock is composed. arc the
following. viz:
OILS.-Sperm or Lamp Oil, of different
qualities, Linsecd or Paint do, Train Or Tan
ner's do, Meats foot do. Castor do. Sweet do.
PAINTS. VARNJSNES. Sc.--While Lead
of different brands and qualities. ground in oil.
and in kegs rf 200ib. I0IIlb. so b. and =; each.
Dry While Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Yc!-
low, Chrome Red. (a beautiful article and a
substitute fol Vermillion. et a much less price.
Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre. Red Lead, LitIl
arge, tampblack, Verdgris dry and ground in
oil, also B!ne, Green, Yellow. Slack, and Paints
of all c0lors, ready mixed for use, Spirits Tur.
pentine, Copal Varnish. l:t and End qualities,
Japan VarnisIi, Black or Leather do.
BRUSHES--Paimt Brushes, Of alI sizes,
Cloth do. (something Lew and superior.) Hair
do. do, Too;h Furniture. Flesh. Nail. " hi @
Wash, BacFing, Horse. (sonehing fine. Tan.
nrrs, Coun'er or Dustng, Crumb. Hearth.
Shaving. "a very fire artcle,) Comb. Sweep
ing. Scrubbing and Painters Dus;ng Brushes.
together with varietv of other Brushes used
bv Painters and others not herein meniune
DYE STUFFS-Among which are S. anisIl
Float Indigo, Carolina do. Madder, Copperas.
Loewood. Brazii-wood, Nicwood, Canwoud,
.innatto, &C. &c.
WEDICINES.-Amore the many of which
are The following. viz: -ulphate Quiniue, Sui
nhatr Morphine Acetate Morphine Pirerire.
Srychninr, Iodine, Elateriuu,, Hydriodate Pot.
ash. Kreusole, &c &c.
PATENT MEDICINES-.Among which
are the following. viz: Hnucks Panacea, IN.
dian do, Swain's do. Smiths Anti Mrrcurial
Syrup. or Swaim's conqueror, the Hygedn
Syrup, Spoha's cure for sick Head Ache
sireen's Tonic Mixture, 90 cure for Few. and
tgne) Also Peters Pills. Beckwi 's do.
Spanm's do, Cooks do, Lees do. fvan's do i.
&c. together with general assortment of the
most popular nostrtnns Of the day.
A full assortment Of Periumery and Soaps,
of the finest qualities.
ALSO,
An assortment Of 6 ass Ware for Physicians
and Coniectioner's nse such as Specie Jars,
and Tincrlre Bottles OF different sizes. Gradu-
ated Measures and Funnels.
ALSO,
Window Glass of various sizes, from 6 by 2.
to 70 by 30. all Of which they will veil on Iavora-
ble terms. Fl. K. COOK & Go.
Hamburg. Oct 3. 1929 tf36
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N n w u ID % I'D ..
Oct 14, 1899

yHNHE Subscribers have just received from
e New York, general assortment of
FALL AND WATER uOUDS.
consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, VesIings,
Stocks, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Cloves, and
Suspenders.
Hats, Umbrellas, Ready made Cl thing, and
Military Trimmings, Of all kinds,
with many other articles III their linc, to which
they invite their customers, and the pubic gem
eralIy, to call aud examine for themselves.
HARRINGTON d BRYAN,
Merchant Iuylors.
Edgefeld C. House, Oct 10, ho39 irS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Suspension Of Specie Payments.-The
Philadelphia Banks, including the United
States Bank of Pennsylvania, suspended
specie payments on The 9Th instant; and
The Baltimore Banks on the 10Th. The
immediate cause Of the Philadelphia sus-
pension, ii is said, was heavy draft Of
specie for New York, followed by run on
the Philadelphia Banks. The more re-
mole, bul chief cause, is alleged to be The
exclusion ofopium from The China trade, "A
trade of s50,00O,0O0 sterling, for which
specie will Ilenceforth he mainly required.
Immediately after the reception OF the
news. the Banks in the District OF Coum'
hia. Richmond and Norfolk, Va, also
suspended specie payments.
The Banks in New York have not sus-
pended.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

The Egkntoun TOurnament.-The Lon
don Sa,irist gives humorous descriP-
,ion of the passage of arms, which lately
"came off" at ESlintouu Castle. The
frs, day of the tilting was wei, and the
knights and spectators were drenched in
rain. The second day was fair. and the
sun shone out brightly. The pageant
then presented beautiful and imposing
appearance. The Earl Of E :lintoun was
Lord Of the Tournament; The Marquis
of Londonderry. King Of the Tournament;
aud numerous Lords and Gentlemen
acted as Knights and Esquires. Lady
Seymour was the Queen of Beauty, and
attended by guard of Lady Archers, and
the Irvine Archers. 1t was her province
10 award The honors to the gentle Knights
who distinguished themselves by fea;s Of
bold emprise. Iu one rencon,re, the Earl
of Eglintoun was declared victor over bis
opponent. the Marquis Of Waterford,
Knight of the Dragon. The ,ilting was
performed with various success, by the
olher Knights. twill suffice to say, that
the mailed and plumed warriors immor.
talized themselves by prodigies of valour.
and that The ladies smiled divinelv. This
was considered by their lovers, as an au-
pie reward. The pageant closed with a
splendid ball in the Castle. In this unro.
mantle age, the whole affair must a pear
TO many persons capital burlesque.
Others may ask, what pr.ft arose frcm
all this ostentalinus parade
Alas The present age is essentially utii-
tartan. The glorious sports and pageants
Of the times of old, have passed away. and
we have nothing left but the dull, cold re-
aliries Of every day life Ours is The
money-making age, aud no, Of knishily
deeds. Well may we now exclaim- in the
pathetic language of Euslapd's great
statesman
O. Tho davs of chivelrv are overIp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Mr.. Editnr !:

Mr.. Editor:
What q strange propensity some meT
have to write How anxious 10 see their
own productions stuck in the corner ol
some newspaper! And how partial ma
lure has been.in blessing some places, with
writers of this class For instance
Cambridge and its uiciniiy. We have
read with interest. your love-scrapes, y"ur
snow battles, your anti,uu'neo meetings,
your Wellerisms, your law-range anec.
d"tes, and your grateful acknowledgement
of The reception Of fruit, bul nothing
strikes us with more peculiar force. or ex-
hibils more demonslrably. the germs oI
towering iu'elIecrs, than your for hunts,
and cotton picking.
MOLROE, MUCKLE JOHN o. CO.
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HYM ENEAL.
" The saken tie that binds ,wo ,oilling hearts. u
MARRIED.

In this Village, on Sunday evening, the
l3h instant, by Matthew Minis. ESQ.,,
Mr.. john McDEvITT. of Ireland, 10 Miss
MARY JACKSON, of Edgefeld, S. C.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. E. E.
Pressly. Mr.. ROBERT PRArT, 10 Miss
LOUISA JANE ELLIs-all OF Abbeville
District, S. e..
On The 81 inst, by the Rev. Joshua
Gilbert. Mr.. ISAAC WADDILL, to Miss Ma
rILDA RoEBucK-all Of Spartanburgh
District, S. G..
On The Sd inst, by Johu C. Caldwell,
Esq.,, Mr.. NEWTON BURLINGTON, 10 Miss
NANCY BuLLmhs-all Of Spartanburgh
District, S. e..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Line of Packets betveen Charleston and

Line oT FdckefS DetUeeh CHurteStoH uHa
Liusrpoot.-We preceive with srali6ca-
'ou and pride, from an advertisement in
our columns, this morning. that line of
packet ships, owned in Charleston, will run
monthly between Charleston and Liver
pool, aud nn the 18th of everv mnn,h d :
palture from Liverpool for Charleston
thus Observation-Disclosures with The re-
sularity Of the mail, and merchandise and
produce with that certainty and despatch
which are essential 10 the life and prospe-
ri,y Of trade. This is the most important
step yet taken in the South for the estah-
ishmenl of direct trade with Europe-it
will constitute new era in our CONNER
cial relations--aud is, we trust, but the
Deginrins of system, which. when more
widely extended, will place Charleston a
to0rin2 of more advantageous competition
with Ile emporinms of the North Al that
il needs to ensure success is that it should
receive liberal supper, and encourage
ment from our direct importers, & this, we
TRUST, will be freely extended in truly mer-
camille and patriotic spirit. The ships to
compose this line are the Cllicora, aud the
Thomas Bennett. both built in This port.
the Liverpool. aud the Medora. May they
have rich freigh's, aud be'wafted by auspi.
cious brrezes across the broad Atlantic !
The merchants. who have The honor of
originating This palrioiic and public spirited
enierprize, are Messrs. Johnathan Lucas.
James Robertson d Co., aud Higham,
Fife & Co.-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

The Uniied States Bank.-It is said in
some papers, that The United States Bauk
has $1,000, 600 in hand, and thatils circu
la,ion is abou, Sl2,OOO,O00. We hope that
the Bank really has this large amount of
specie in It's vaults, but we strongly doubt
il. What else than scarcity Of gold and
silver, can account for the great pressure
under which this institution has labored,
for some time past?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
NOTICE.

EpY mu'nal consent ofall parties interested,
kD will be sold, for division, at public out.
cry. before the Court House door, on the first
Monday in November next. the well known
PoftersriRe Premises, consisting OF about sever
teen acres of land Possession TO be given OF
tie first If January next e. terms made known
on the day of SAL. For particulars enquire Oh
n. Rar,ey, Esq on the premises.
Oci :, 1899 36
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m NOtice,

NpY virtue Of Mortgage from Henry Fluff:
I'D man, Jun to Sarah Treadway and
Thomas Morris. will be sold Il, Edgrfirld Couri
House, on the first Monday in November next.
the following properly; VIZ,
One Negro Woman, Nancy, and her two
children, Mary IL Eliza. Terms of Sale---C0sh.
WIN. H. MOSS, S. f.. d.
Oc. ID, 1889. CT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
RrOUghi To the Jail

nF This District, negro man by the name
" Of RUFUS. lie i, Observation-Disclosures
oil age, five feet, six o. eight inches high. He
says that he belongs TO Simeon Tailor, living
in Houston County, Georgia.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chnrses and take him
away. C.J.'GLOVEh,J ). Z. u.
Oct 10, 1889 G3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

The ,uhjoined is very good, and will,
doubtless, sui, some followers of both the
great parties in our country: =
Interesting to COLLAR MEv."--In
England an improvement has been made
in the horse collar. lnstead Of being stuffed
with straw, it is now inflated with wind,
and is. of course, lighter and easier to tile
animals neck and wilhers, than The old
collar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

The Grenville Mountalneer, Of the llth
instant, says:-" We understand, verbally,
that at tho meeting of The Directors of the
Charleston and Cincinnati Railroad, at
Flat Rock, on Monday last, Mitchell
King, Esq, was elected President of the
Board, and Charles Ednondson, Esq,
was elected President of The Bank, which
Offices, ii is said, they will hold tempora-
rily until the meeting of the Directors al
Columbia, in December uext.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
The Charleston Courier, Of the 15lt

The Charleston Courier, OF the l5lh
instant. says:-
Suspension in Charleston.-We regret
10 perceive from their address in our col
umns, that most ofour Banks have been
constrained 70 follow the example of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Banks aud
suspend specie payments. 1t is credita-
BILE, however, 10 our banking institutions.
that they have never taken the lead in such
a measure, but have done all they could Ia
uphold The credit of the country, yielding
only when compelled to Go SO, on the prin.
ciple of seIf-deience, by the course of like
institutions in other places. The Bank Of
the State of South Carolina, and the
Bank of Charleston have not yel united in
The measure of suspension, and we trust
our community will with one accord sus-
tain them in their present attitude.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Roots and Shoes.

yHyHE. Subscriber is now receiving, new
supply of BOOTS and SHOES, mann.
factured expressly for this market, and acaTant-
ed. He respectfully invites his customers, and
all who are desirous OF obtaining good article,
to call and examine his sock,
C.. 4. DOWD.
Oct14, 1899 tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Cotton.-There is ono view Of the re-
sulrs Of the system Of advances on cotton,
which We are surprised should have es
capped the sagaci'v of Mr.. McDufie. On
The supposItion that the depression of The
foreign market would justify holding over
portion of the cotton crop for even shorl
period-we will imagine for30 days -.what
is 10 prevent such rise in the rate of for
eign exchange, as TO produce a general
movement Of specie from the United
States To Europe? We must, TO use a
honely phrase, pay our foreign importa-
tions in meal or mali. If WI reiard the
shipment of our principal staple for only Il
very short period aud there is lille or no
expectation of value in this form, furnish.
ing an adequate supply Of bills, there mus
be exportation Of value in another shape 10
make up The deficiency. IF we postpone
The export ofcolon, the proper basis Of ex-
change, tor limited period, we must ex.
port specie as the succedaneum. should
the deficiency in The supply of bills make
the shipment of specie, an operation ofthe
most profit or the least loss. The only
mode Of preventing such an advance, as
here indicated, in the rates of foreign ex-
change, is to allow the southern crop TO he
shipped under The operation of individual
interest, as rapidly as it reaches the sea-
ports, and 10 be sold in Ihe foreign market
as quickly az the reciprocal interest of
buyer aud seller would dictate. There is in
fact no other means ofpreventing tha, disor-
der in the foreign exchanges, that would be
sure to be accompanied by arrangement OF
all the commercial relations of the country.
-Charleston Patriot.
a Ne,o Subscri6er.-"Mr. Review. your
carrier did not leave me my paper this
morning. I'll lake one if you please"
The fellow looked rather suspicious as
he entered our sanctum and spoke these
words.
Our carriers very prompt; where do
you live, sir!"
"On Beacon street, No. -"
"Beacon street; Beacon street; you
must he mistaken, sir; our carrier has no
route there"
"Oh,bu' he has though" said the fellow.
''Oh, hut he hasn't though unless he's
made il Today, for there's the map of
every subscribers name and number, and
yours is not here, sir.
"Ah! oh! l subscribed about an hour
siuce.'
"Ah! oh was not aware of the fact
before, sir; am glad you mentioned it;
here's a receipt for Two Dollars; our SUBJ
scribers all pay in advance"
The fellow forked over the change aud
lnIzzled, and we are so much richer, for
he was so ashamed of his lie that he for
got to leave his name. and we can't rerol-
Iecqt.-Hartfwd Reriew.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

THE nert Sp.akerin Congress.-our at
scntion has been particularly called to The
following, which we copy from 1.-THE Old
Dominion" We take pleasure in laying
it before our readers -
The nert Speaker.-The Federal Wings
have, in The kindest manner. furnished a
variety of names for the Democratic Party
to select from as candidates for the Spea-
ker's Chair, at the coming session of Con-
gress. We ought 10 be greatly Obliged 10
them, doubtless-particularly as several
Of them were never thought Of by US.
With all due Difference to &his dictation
in this matter, we hope 10 see The frank,
fearless, honest Representative from the
gallant State of Snu,h Carolina---we mean
the Hon. Francis w. Pickens, selected 10
fill that high station. The most weighiy
reasons can be urged in favor OF this pro
posi,ion-,hey must be too apparent 10 all
our friends 10 require lhen he specified.
II broush, forward. his election would he
certain. On tn score of qualifications, he
is second TO none, and we earnestly aud
sincerely hope that he may be The Candi.
date Of the Democratic Party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Georgia Etection.-The returns for the
election Of Governor, from thirteen coun-
res, give for Mcdonald, IVAN Buren, J
1920 votes; and for DouSherty. Estate
Righ,s,) 5,047.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Fire in New York.-On the 9Th instant,
a fire broke out in New York, and de.
sloved more than thirty buildings. This
fire is said TO be the most disastrous with
which The city has been visited since 1885.
The loss Of property is estimated 10 be up
wards of 81 .000,00D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Ptnnsyluania.--The Wings have carried
the city of Philadelphia, but by greatly
reduced majority In the country. the
Democrats have succeeded by large ma
jorily.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
E0SS or sHESSJ5s5G.

A Note Oh Col. James romphi1s, for One
IA Hundred and Fifty Dollars, given al ont
two years ago. and payable twelve months afle'
date. | caution all persons from trading for
the above mole, as it has been paid.
BENZ. FRAZIER.
Oct /. 1890 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

Augusta.-No deaths are reported by
the Buard Of Health, in Augusta, up to
IL o'clock on Thursday, the 10th instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Negro Shoes.

s. EWED Negrn Shoes, rarrantsd. Jnsi re.
~ ceived aud lor sale by C A.DOWD.
Oct il. 1889 tf37
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17

"An editor in South Carolina has de-
cided. hat the fever aud ague is science,
and moi disease"
Thus speaks some writer TO lIs unk known.
Who is the editor of our State. who has
made The above important decision?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
Hamburg Lot fol' sale.
State Of Nout|, { arolina.
EDGEFlELD DIST RlCT.
IN EOUITY

John W. HeanI and
Isaac L. Heard. VS.. FORECLOSURE,
B. II. Winding.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue of
" IN Order from the Conr of Chnncery, I
will offer fnr sale to the highest bidder, ut
EdgeGrId Cont House, OF the first Monday iE
November next. TO foreclOse i Mortgage. That
Lot Of ground il the Town ofHamhurc. known
in the Plan Of sait Town as Lot M having
- feet front on Centre street and - feet
,rar. containing one quarter of an acre. more
nr less adjoining tie Lots of Gi con Pardue,
and Gideon Fl. Hull. it bring the Lot on hich
il situated honsr. lately occuricd as Drug
Store by the said 3. H. Winding. One third
rf the purchnse money to b" paid in cash. and
he other wo thirds. o.. a credit of three and
'ix mouths, in "qua' portions. The purchaser
o rive bond and personal security. and mort
ace of the premises. to secnrc the credit por.
ion of tn" purchase money.
J. TERRY. C. E. E. p.
COMMISSIONERS Office.
rdrrfe!d, Oct :. 1880. S4s14 d3S