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PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Ar or,,.

n ii 4
"A DARGASE The proprietor offers for sale tA, p,r.
IiIses IN the village OF Burlington, noH occunIrd b,
IL. IT, stacy, Esq as dwelling house PRINTING. office
anu fcIilng room The premises nr, coriycni,u, far
4 store and dwelling house or for 81 lice, NJ al,nnst,,
descriptions am are s!;Intei N the centre uf the s
bus ness part ui the town.
;, for terms 81 sal and payment, inq1irr Of Chple,
Russo. Pearl ST. Burln ton, OF l. l., t'atII, a. ~
well VI. " "'''''' ~ va
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WORM I,OyCNGES.

THIS valuable article is daily estah.hingitsof ms
the best medicine for the exterpaton and relief Ct
Worms in children. Notwithstanding that there arc
other lo2cnars c'cd mp for this complaint purchaser.
Hlr warranted in the good efficiency of these. a
wholesale and Reial!hy T. A. PECK 4 co.
.SirR Of The luLi1l.
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NJ OH. NEW BOOKS, Just rrrcryei at the Book
49, 9"r', i New Home. Who III + oH. Yu n.
Ia re- "n 'anian. tu'!. g. Tia. iia,oar,, \ry
England Gazeerr. Mi,ehr', t;ro..~l .l.Wl Re-, ,.r
F>'rn ct "t"%far'y uIpfi- M 4 e ..rip,i,n al
III" ""r' wiki The -r1ui irvsiun, g.. enc! r in
~ n,M"' !" '''''"> "hi a'hiiir'. Wa err If Tie
4i'"Nch'' u. a. HtAMAk
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.
all Erupons Cuar> cnes>, Richness and fimrles On
the Face Neck hand., aud e:"cuallv c'trnIn. Il y
cumnlcXon, and removing all dl,.a,e> Of the skin
Nuihn- conirulie> 80 much to our general success
IN lite, A. an engaging first appearance. This LutCn
il nlre most fragrant, mid, safe wa h and great
: esteemed for rs writes IN cleansing, ,ofrnns, and
purifying the skin of all crpiinn, injurious To e-
male rattv and restoring Il 10 high degree Ut p,-
rty. icautll complexion is the pride OF all who
possess II, and The envy ofhu,e who ,'eprl Il, of
What j, 80 nrcng 10 cauiiili female in no. face
nature ha- displayed herpower, 10 md her complex
ion dl>c"ourcd with disgusting plmplc', which mar
her chains! good appearance Is the est recon-
mendatiuu and Is the Heanlltylng Lotion purfcs thu
skin, and removes all Pmpc>, Blolches, Tam Sunlurn
and Reinc>s, and produces Il eaul hue, it the only
cosmetic lady .huuld ne At her iulCr. Gentlemen
VIII all also ind this delightful remedy, TO remove
all RHnehnc'>, Plmplc>, Rin-wCtm>, Spots, Richness,
Soreness OF the face and nose and every hind Of erIp-
ton ON the surface Of the human tody. 1t is partlct-
larry recommended to gentlemen to t used after ,ha-
wing, Will prevent the otherwise certain elect Of
all common SOAP, IN turning the rcari premaiurev
grey. For ale Nbo'e,olc and retail " A. HITCH
COCK y Co.. NJ. IL Gene e. street, ttca In Bur
lngon, by J. 4 j. II. Peck Il Co., and Theo. \. Peck
II Co. In Ncrgcnnc,, hyJ. H. Bowman. In Milton,
by Burnett IL Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lrenzo
James aug 20
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n ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. TE..


~ vauaie Nrgc'al e Medicine stands mryallci
for the following complaints, VIZ Dyspepsia, or lnd
ge>'ion dNca ed Liver, bilious Ill, ORDER, Drop>y A.h
ma, tostiNene,s, Worms aud los ot Appei'e and "
cleansing the stomach and owc,S, cures pans IN tin
SIDE stomach AMI rca>i colds and coughs ot long
standing, Ioar, .nt>s, >hurinr>S Of lrcaih Ncrvou,
coupla mis- "c, which are frequently the If dis.
ease. For Fever and Agur, 1t l. most va u1l 10 pre-
vCnatlve a. well a. severe IN remedy, lis write.
srrVa~> any thing htreiOt 80 known m removing s..
Ntd>' Hence,-jwo ioulr> have Teen known "a c,ra
hi affecting dr ease, atcr having allied every txcr-
non tor tu'r years. Ii has most powerful influence
n removing nervous Ctns ants. II l. pleasant Ia
AMI uca>y IN rs operation, That il may e aomnsrrs-.
to he infant Wrh ar'y. The al owe Medicine - very
hI.hy recommended Is many sciCu.Gc gentlemen,
and a large n"nl cr az lade>, who have lroNcd the
WRITES Of the Medicine ypcrsona So and hat + r,r
families. l OF, "rilhca'es accom- an'e- IA II louie,
with directions Ii may e had whole ale or r'ai a
:. BRIAN, Barre, and ). G. Fanam, East ans
town, VI. sole proprietor. Prepared from the origin
Al recipe; for sac is r. II. Prentl>S, Monlpc er, api
J. N j. II. PECK Il Co, and 1HEo, A. PECK CO., Bur
lng'on, aud IN the principal towns IN he sa'c; all
directions ,iEncd N the hand writing otherroFrUor
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S,PERM CANDLES. Kmaand's clarified sperm
- candles, No / Also mould candles for sale by
j e. WHALING d' Go,
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HERDS GRASS SEED for sale by
STRONGS & co.
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azA iCOR SALE, 4 very valuable farn, sit
;sISslss l. untrd III Milton. con aiming $50 acres,
lsssEa with house two barns and out.hujl,I
trs&laG- n9s two good orchards, and from Us to
$50 acres mpro" 4, the remaining part is well tim
3crei; iefniS easy, aud possession gwen Immediate
ilpply johannes fiat Milton, or to L.. b. piatt
colchester. March TO- 1871.
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The subs 'rlber continues to manufacture, and offers

The subs rber continues 10 manufacture and offers
for sale, the lOilwng articles -
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Maccoboy rose American RnppcH,
Imitation do SRdr'd Holland do
Sicily do Tuberose,
Maltese do st. OmCr,
Curacao do Strasbura,
COARSE BROWN SNUFF
Demgros, Natchitochcs,
Pure Virginia, French Rnppoe,
bnrhon, American Gentleman
81 Domingo, Pure Spanish,
Copenhagen sup. aard l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
scotch D., Irish 5lnckguard)
High Toast. \ Irish IIigh Toas,N
SWEET SCENTED FINE-CUT CHEWING;
TOBACCO.
Oronoko do do
FINE.CUT SMOKING TOBACCO.
Spthlsh hhciOot, CANISTER, Common, and Stems.
PETER LORII.LARD, ir.
II Chatham Street.
S'W norF, March Psi i12m
J. q J. II, PECK d. Co., Agents, Burlington, VI.
Ep Alison OF LIVERWORT-for Con>rmprIon
- dyspepsia, Asthma and all d. eases orlhe Lungs
anl Liver. These III, ca'c> prevail 10 great extent
creating much distress and some fatality An thc, can
lc rcmedicI ~ the usc Of DR.. Taylor's Balsom OF
lIvcrVor. This medicine is purCy Vegetable, and
from IT. peculiar action upon the Liver ways found
'adca remedy for The, diseases. For Females and
uI'n m a very weak state, no medicine can | q So
grl'ci a restorative, it not only strengthens hu
ten, Constantly tor sale ly ~ LOVELY & Go. who
hPvc ils received fresh supply Of scasonahle Goods
trln NrW York, all very chcap for cash,
burlington, Ilv 30 lsI0
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| As received and keeps constantly on hnnd larg
AMI full assortment OF GROCERIES,, amon
which arc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
Wafel. Foroof YVarehoaage.

HAMBURG. September 20, iS4l.
TEYHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public. that he continues
the WAREHOUSES; and COMMISSION BU.
SINESS, at his former stnnd, known as the
Water Proof Warehouse.
Detached as it is from other building, its !o-
cation renders Il nearly Us secure from FIRE, as
il j, were fire proof The floors ofitS two wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
Of tho great freshe, of May ls40; and each OF
these divisions Of the building. vii! store from
500 10 500 bales Of Cotton, both ofihese are
designed to be exclusively set apart for The Cot.
tor, of planters and county merchants, who VIII
linus he secured from the possibility Of loss and
damage by ircsheis: :.
He avails himself Of the present occasion 10
returu his thanks t. his friends and patrons. for
,heir liberal suppor, during the las. season.--
He soIic;ts from them. and the public general
~. n continuance Of ofthiscon6dence, and asstirss
them. tina, in return for their patronage he VIII
p,e his best personal efforts To promote and
nro,ect their interest committed to his charge
IN addition to th;sassurance. he pledges himself,
that he will in no case purchase bale OF Cot
ton. directly or indirectly. f.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping OF
Cotton, the receiving aud forwarding Of Goods,
or any other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
Sen,euber 20 6n 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
valuable Land for Sale.

TWyHE Subscriber offers foi salehis valuable
plantation whcreon be now resides. stu.
aled in Edgefeld district about Unu mile OF
Meeting Street, containing ftnr hundred and
thirty.three acres; ubCu two htifdied Of which
is under good fences. and in a high stnte Of cul-
livation. On the premises are good dwelling
house, kitchen, barns, stables. and all necessary
ou, buildings. Also an excellent Horse Mill
capable Of grinding 81 bushels per day. Any
person desirous of purchasing, are requested 10
call and examine for themselves. Terms made
easy.
Also, TO sell, rent, or lease, ono House and.
Lot. in the village Of Edgeield, adjoining Dir.
Mat Aims, containing 45 acres.
THOS. B. HARVEY.
July 8. Il 23
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Hmdtcare and Cutlery.

Hard,care and Cutlery.
TIME Subscribers have just ceiyed di-
L rect from the MANUFACTURES in Eng
land aud the Northern States, handsome
and well assorted slock of Hardware aud
Cutlery; which they offer for sale on very
reasonable terms, Wholesale aud Retail.
at The corner (brick buildIuGl of Centre
aud hierce, Streets, among which are:
Euglish. Swedes and American Iron
asserted sizes
Sandersons Cast Steel
German. English and American Steel
Baud and Hoop Iron. assnr,ed sizes
Lead, Cut and wrough, nails. all sizes
Collins Axes, Adzes, Chizels & Gouges
Mill Irons. full assortmen,
Anvels, Vices. Smith Bellows, Horse
Shoes and Horse Shoe nails.
Wagon Boxes, Chains Wood Screws.
P"s. Bake pans and Frying pans.
Table Knives L. Forks, Pen. aud Pocket
Knives
Mill. Cros,cul. Hand aud Tenant Saws
Locks & Hinges, Carpenters Planes and
hammers
Coffee Mills. Gridirons and Aueers
Grinstoues. Marilla, aud Couon Rope 4
to- inches
And other articles, such us are usually
kep, in Hardware Stores.
HENKELL g. ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Sept. 80. lSil d 36
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EsQPaySs

SAMUEL L. HILL, living abou, two and a
- half miles south OF Ahbeyille Court House.
tolls before me Two estray mare MULES: one
Of dark brown color. fourteen hands high,
abou, seven years old. no brands "r mark per.
ceivable. The other Of sorrel color. with n
blaze on the forehead. fourteen and half hands
high, about seven years old. no brands or marks
perceivablc. The brown Mule is shod all round,
The sorrel Mule shod before. Each appraised
at Sixty dollars The Muies can be seen a,
Samuel L. Hills.
THOS. THOMSON, Magistra.e.
Sec.ember 20 mat So
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mAmRIIRG. q. O..

yEyHE Subscriber announces to his friends
and the public. that he hes reui6ted from,
his late stand to the corner OF Centre and Mar
ket Streets, nearly opposite the Post Office,
whsre he offers for sale;
Bagging, Hemp ofi2 to AZ inches, weighing
Is,olS lbs. 10 the yard.
Basging, Hemp or 4i inches, weighing u ID.
to the yard.
Bagsing. Tow, Of IA inches
Kentucky Bale Rope, inch to inch
Twine, three strands
Choice clarified Sugar
ST. Croix Sugas
q Porto Rico do.
Double refined L oat Sugar
Lump Sugar
Rio and Cuba Coffee
Old White Java DO.
Ca,iies. Gunpowder and Imperial Tea.
West India Molasses
New Orleans do.
Rice in Tierces
Salt in Sack and Bulk
Sal, for table use
Swedish Iron assorted, all sizes
German. Cast and BliS:ered Steel
Nails aud Bruas. assorted
Bacon
Boxes Bar Soap
Black pepper
Sperm Candles
follow do.
Hull & Sons pateu, Candles
Flour
And q variety Of other nrhcles
In addition To the above he will be constantly
receiving from New York and Charleston d
supply ofalI the staple articles in his l'ne'
He avails himself of this occnsion to return
his thanks to his friends and the public Tor Their
liberal support. and pledges himself to use his
best efforts TO give satisfaction, to all who may
please TO favor him with their patronage.
EDWARD ADAMS:
Oct. 5, IS4l d 81
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LOST.

THREE Notes of hand this 4ih day OF
u Octoh-r. in the Village OF Edgeheld.
one note on James Rryuold. for sixty dol
lars. payable 10 The Subscriber. dated some
lime the past summer. and PAYABLE janu-
ary nexr. One other nn,e on Ebert Dolby,
for seventy five dollars, dated IN March
lasr. and payable in Oct. instant; credited
in March las, with Sl3, and this day with
$40. Also Que other mite on John Wit
lock. for forty dollars, dated in July last.
payable Que or three days ulier date. all
payable lo the subscriber.
JOHN A. MACKER.
Edgefielh c. Fl. Oct. ). lSil Il 80
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warehouse & Commission
BUSINESS.
G. WALKER.
6m 50
September3o

Warehouse g. Commission
BUSINESS.
gHyHE subscribers having leased for q trim
Of years, tha, coinmodious and eligible
Warehouse, formerly known Us Corington H
FAIRS beg leaye TO offer their services, TO their
friends and the public, in the Storage aud sale
of Cotton.
From the eligibility Of their Warehouse. To-
eelher with its central position, they faitei
themselves tha, they are able TO offer induce
men,s 10 Planters and others, unequalled by
any establishment Of the kind in the place.
Cotton consigned tn them. by the river, win
be landed Wharfage free, aud no commissions
will be charged for reshipping Cotton by the
Rail Road or River. Planters need be under no
apprehensons with regard TO oJrcshe.s, as The RI
yer will have 10 iise feet in the business paris
of the town, before our Warehouse will be over
flowed; and al! Cotton stored with US viii be
Insured against. .jreshsts. gratis, if required.
Insurance eau be effected on our Warehouse,
q, rs low rate as any other in town: and rs
our utmost eudeavors shall be used TO give gcRe-
raj saiisfaetioH. we hope TO merit and receive
liberal share Of ai,onage.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton IN
store.
Our commissions for selling cotton, will DC
25 cents per bale.
THOMAS G. KEY.
Hamburg, September lst- 1871 81
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Notice.

HBYHE estate Of John Cokcr. deceased, being
left DereIci. and agreeably 10 an ACT Of
the Legislature, /, is made my duty TO take charge
NJ anal settle aaid estate. shall therefore pro-
cccd TO sell n, the late residence Of said deceas-
al in Beach Island. on Tbuysday the ilth dny
of November next. oil the property and estate
n lid deceased, consisting Of three Negroes,
y Horse. Mnlea, Cattle and Hogs. Corn ana
rodder. Plauta,ion Tools, set Blacksmith 8
Tools. one Baroucbe, and one Piano Forte, &e.,
on a credit Of ak months, purchasers 20 give
,beir Notes with approved securities.
A''" OLIVER T0WLES.
Ordinary Of Edgsgsid DistTia;
October 2i d %
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
80 r,,,,r, ,,~rs.sHa1 IL. e A.

William Chus,ain. assignee. Declaration N
VS.. Edward Collier, Sr. Aitaatmeat.
WRI IHEREAS,he plaintiff in the above stated
wv case has this DAY filed his Declaration
sains, the Defendant who Is absent from and with
on, the limits Of this State, as il is said having
neither wife nor attorney. known within lie
same, on whom copy oil the Declaration, with
n rule to plead thereto might be served Or
dered. thai the Defendaet plead 10 the said De-
cIara,ion. within year and day from The date
thereof, otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will be- awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. p.
Nav Is. isii. n.&r. age II
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State of South Carolina.
.iBBEYILLE DISTRICT.
In THE COMMON PLEAS

John Moole VS.. Declaration in Attach.
Mathew Houston. ment.
WK7HEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stat
wv ed case, has this day fled his Dec lara
ton usainst the Defendant. who is absent from
and without the limits OF this State. (as II Is said
having neither wife nor attorney. known with
in the same, OIL whom copy Of the Dec'ara'
ton with rule to plead thereto might be serv-
ed: Ordered. that the Defendant plead 10 the
said Declaration. within year and day from
the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
iudcmcn, will be awarded against him.
JNO. F LIVINGSTON, c. c r.
Clerks Office.
Nav Is. Is4l. 5 n.&r. age II
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN HE GUUnl Oe OhDiNAhL'
wN7HEREAs apuper purp"rtins to be the
w last will and testament Of Thomas Rey'
nolds. late of the District and Stale aforesaid,
was admi, ed to probate in eommca form on the
22d September last; and whereas Wiley Rey-
nolds, LAWSON Reynolds. and Joseph Whi;tie
and Sophia his wife. who would have been en-.
titled to distribution shares In the estate OF said
Thomus, if he had died intestale. have given me
notice that they require the said will TO he prov
ed in due form Of tdto; and whereas John Rey-
nolds, one OF the distributes Of said estate re-
a;des wi,hou. the limits Of this State; and n
proper petition having been prepared for this
nurposs: hereby give notice 20 'he said John
Reynolds, and tonli oihers interested n said ND
hen, testimony concerning said viii, and pro-
resd ,. TO determine the validity thereof.
o. TOWLES,
0rd:asyy Of Eag.feM District.
Oct. l2, 1911 an'c"
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel r. Fuller, Declaration in attach
VS.. John Bagss. HasHt.
WK7HEREAS The Plaintiff in the above stat.
w ed Gaze, has this day fled his declnra-
ton asains, the Defendant. who is absen, from.
and wilhou, the limits ofihis State, (as tits said.)
having neither wife nor attorney. known with.
in the same on whom copy ofthe Declaration.
with rule to plead thereto, might be served:
Ordered. that The said Defendant plead TO the
said Declaration. within year and dny from
the dale ,hereof, otherwise final and absolute
judemsn, will be awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office,
May 4, 1871. B.&r. age IL
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,YFelEeE SeEVEe GOODS.

eEg gRf&6AS ~ ~ ~ GRVV4SSa :
ny WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
~. p. SETZES.
~ A,ps PIECES assorted Domestic, French
ebA&s9 and British CALIC0S
I'D and t9-4 best Linen Saeeling
9.s and SO pillow case Eaens
"a undIesscd Irish Linens
B;rd's Eve piapsrSsome extra 6ns)
81 and iO-4 Damnak Tabic Diapers
- S.s and IA Dauash Napkins
Bleached and UnbleicI,ed striped bordefed
Plain Greenland Printed Flour Bsize
Rich printed and satin striped schally
Plain do DO 60
Plain black and do dc do
Second mourning 90 -.
Tsglionienes. yery sich article for ladies'
dresses
Printed and embroidered Muslin de Lame
plain, black and fancy eolosed do
Balznrines, new as,icle for evening dresses
Chena igured Silks
Slack figured and striped Silks
BLACK Maiteoni LustriDg
Rlack Gyos de Rhine
niue and let black fgured Silks
niue black Gros de Royal Silks
niue and black Gros de Messine
i,;ch Merino and Cheua Silk Scarfs
Fiilei and Ii. s. Gloves
nliawls in grea, variety Of styles
Bes, white and black English Silk Hose and
Half Hose
Rici, sprigsed aud dotted Bobbinei Lnces
Do do Swiss Musllns
Artificial flowers and Wreaths
Needle worked Collars
10, IL. and l4A Marseiles Quilts. &c. &c.
The abuve goods, together with nearly eve.
~ article usually Kept in Dry Goods Store,
will be sold by wholesale and retail, as low US
will be offered by any other house in this chg.
and al ixcd prices.
Augusta, Oct. II, 1871. 50
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TNRE PMVLdDTOK EN-

THEE PMZLGT0kEN
UR FEMALES FRIEND.
For The Relief Of Females suG Ge-iag under Symps.
,ke,ie Disorders, Periodical Complaints. Reak-
ness. Pa,as. Sc. sc.
YENHlS Medicine may be resorted 10 Will,
the ut,nos, confidence. for the purpose al
relieving and removing almos, oil those COM
% aiu,s peculiar TO Females, and which often
|. ad n ,ome form or other To permanent i'll
health. twill also relieve much Of the suffer.
ing. and prevent those accidents TO which oil
mothers are exposed.
Pamphlets containing satisfactory tes'imo-
mails, directions aud much information. valuable
TO Females aud heads offamiIies. may be had
gratis where the Philo,oken is sold. by
EDW"O. J. MINIS. Edgef.id e. II.
IfAVIL.iND, HARRAL IL ALLEN,
Charleston.
HAVILAND. RISLEY & CO. augusta.
Price 81 5U per Bottle.
October il I'm 81
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July 8
Executors 8 ale

NTTlLL he sold on the first "Wednesday
w in December next, at the late resi-
deuce of Hillary NJ. Collier, deceased, in
EdeeieId District South Carolina. all the
property both Real and Personal belonging
to said Estate. except the negroes, there is
about thirteen hundred Acres Of best Oak
and Hickory Land, which will be divided
into two tracts, leaving with the House
place abou, $50 TO 7U0 Acres. As regards
the value Of this property its character is
so ell known, as TO make n description of
il alnos, useless. II is considered one Of
The best Country stands for Public House
in the State, il being Oh The Martintown
Road. the grea, ihoroughfair, leading from
the wes, TO all the lower country markets,
and noted sland with all the Drovers,
aud when viewed purely as planting in.
,ercst, it presents many advantages, that
offertiIily of soil and its adjaccucy 10 one oi
the best Markets in the United States
The land sold on credit of one aud two
years. the personal properly twelve months.
Amongst the personal property will be
sold the Entire crop OF Cotton and Coru.
r. MERRiWETHER, }
R. HENDERSON. Executors
ISAAC T. HEARD.
The Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, and
Greenville Mountaineer. will give the
above six weekly insertions and forward
their accounts 10 this office previous to the
day of sale.
Oct, ]. lSil h 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
NOTICE..

nUR friends in the Country. and elsewhere
7 y are informed tina, the death of our late
friend and Co-partner, Doctor Charles NJ. Hill;
will no, deynnge the regular routine Of our bu.
siness ut all, ne j, vii! be continued by the sur
yiviug Copartnsr Under the same firm name.
MURRAY & HILL.
Pr. J. II. MURRAY.
Surviving Copnr.ner.
llci 2l u 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-11-11
NOTICE.

ALL persons to whom the Estaie Of B. T.
a Nicholson, deceased, Is indebted. are re;
quested to presen, their accounts and those who
owe tho same. are required to pay them; DO.
mands must be legally srlestrd.
80. NICHOLSON.
D. r. STROTHER,
Administrators.
October25 IF 80