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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-05-26
The Lime stone Springs.
OF Spartanbu District. .

THE subscriber having rented this Es-
tablishment, wilEopenthe same for the ere-
ccption Of Company for the Sumner
This celebrated watering place yields to
none in the Southern Statesfor attractions
which should induce those travelling for
health or pleasure, to make it their resort.
The accommodations are ample fer 300
visitors-families can have suites of rooms
in the great Hotel, or houses withparlors,
or single or double cabins. all of which.
are complete and most comfortably finish
ed and furnished. The Table and Bar
will be supplied with the best the country
affords, and no pains shall be spared to
give satisfaction to the company.
At the Springs is an agreeable and cul
tivated society of permanent residents
Two excellent Academies, male and fe-
male, where visitors may put their chill.
dren to school;
In the Hotel ore large and well arrang-
ed public rooms, band of music attends
Tor those disposed 10 dance. The Bar will
be we'll supplied, and abundance of ice
has been stored up for the season.,
These Springs are situated Is miles
from Union Court House; 20 miles from
Spartanburg, 25 miles from Yorkville, 25
milesfrom Glenn's Springs, and % from
Wilson's White Sulphur Springs, being
the central point to them all. The waters
of the Spring are limestone, highly charg-
ed with carbonic acid gas, and are as light,
pure, and delightful to the taste as water
can be. They possess decided medicinal
virtues especially in cases OF dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides
the limestone, two strong chalybeate
Springs of equal efficiency in restoring
strength and appetite in cases Of debility.
Baths, cold and warm and shower, shall
be always ready at moments notice.
The locality is one ofthe most healthful
in the world. The country around ii pos
sesses many attractions in its beautiful
scenery, its historical associations, and in
the manufactures which are springing up
around it. The battle fields of Biackstocks,
Cowpens and Kings mountain are all
near enough for pleasant days excur.
sion; and the prospect from Gelkin Noun
tain takes in large part Of four districts,
anu elHuEdCeS "oily Sic"o VI HiShJ P'S
turesque and beautiful scenery.
Since the last Summer the roads leading
to these Springs have been put in order,
and The bridges repaired and replaced. A
new bridge has been built at the Nesbit
Iron Works over the Broad River, and no
difficulty now exists for travellers-a line
of stages runs twice week from Spar
tanburg, by those Springs, TO Lincollon
l-anolher twice week from Union Court
House, and horse mail to Yorkville.
There is always on hand supply of
burnt lime of the best quality.
~ The Carolinian. Pendleton Mes
senger, Augusta Chronicle, Edgefeld Al.
] yertiser, Greenville Mountaineer, Win
yaw InteIligencer, Camden Journal, will
please insert the above once week for
two months, and send their accounts to
The subscriber, at Limestone Springs. for
payment. -.
J.C. JENNEY.
Nav 2O.-25.
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+ ADQUARTERs,
Columbia. l2th MAY. lS4lss;

General Orders, Nh A
John F. MARsHALL, Ess:. hasing
. been appointed Aidp.ae. Camp 30 bis
Excellency, Governor RIcHARpsoN,swi,st
the rank. of SLieutensnt. Galpnef, viii Mbes
obeyed andresppcted ascodi6gl ..,3s
Bysordei Of the Comma ander.in.C Chief
ARMiSTEADB BURT.
49, s.zEsE, ~ 81 "A ;dae N,
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: NoHru CAsoLNA.--The election for members to
Congress from this State took place on last Thurs
day week, but we have not yet learned precisely the
result. OF the thirteen Representatives. to which
the State is entitled, eight will be Wings, and fonr
Democrats. This much is certain, and it is proba-
Bile d Democrat may represent the District not yet
heard from.
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DeKaIb Arsenal.
South Observation-Disclosures
District.


NJ. W. Alexander,
VS.. Uecl n. IN auacnm /.
John Penmon.
WHEREAS the plaintiff in the above
stated case, did This day file his declara-
ton in my Office against the defendant,
who is absent from and without the limits
of the said State, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom to
serve copy of the said declaration, with
a rule to plead thereto, III is ordered that
the said defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration ON or befnre the 2lsl
day Of May, Ammo Domini, 1912, or an
order will be granted by default.
s. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 90, 1s4l.--25.
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NOTICE.

REING about to visit England on bu-
- siness. and expect to be back in 8 or
10 weeks, hereby appoint c. H. DAVIS
my agen. during my absence. Any of my
customers who want orders completed.
will please make an early call.
J. b. GOODLAD.
MAY 26. 1s4i-25.
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NEW MARKET.

TIME Subscriber would inform the citi-
j. zegsi iof Camden that he will, from
this day, fupen Beef Market. at his store
three Zines week. His beef is slI sisll
fed and in ihe first order. Marker psyss.
Tnesdays, Thursdays. and Safartays.s
nT GoRNED BEEF kept eonssantIy
s Hs - !. Il. BURNS,
May s, 1871, So.
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Office of Commissioners i'm e.
QUITY FOR KERsHAW DISTRICT.

ALL Guardians Trustees and Reeei-
"A vers, under ihs authority IF the
Court of Equity, for Kershaw Districts
are hereby required TO make returns of
the Estates in their hands, onzorS before
the first Monday in June next proving
all bonds. notes, certificates ofstoek, and
other evidences Of chnses in action, speci-.
fed in said ,etdrns, and also all title ;dseds.
bills of sales and other muniments of title
to property purchased.
w. E. JOHNSON. =
May i3; ls4I. :.as5
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South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
District. -
fnthe Common Pleas.

IN the gL0HlW0n ;lsledS. zsss:r-sss s:r-s
5shnA. =. lss'sn Declarations IN A,,.sap.s, =,
William Thompson 81 :,:sE.,s;= L S
B. e. Jones, - -: " - 6 !.
William Thompson ~ 81: . I.
John A. Ingrem, -
William Thoapson. 2
Thomas J. Wright,
William Thompson, e, -; !;
WHERE'S, the Plaintiffs in the above
w stated cases did, on the 9Th of No.
vember, instant, file their declarations in
the office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas for said District, against
the defer danl,. who is absent from, and
without the limits Of the said State, and
having neither wife nor attorney within
the same, OH whom TO serve'a copy Of the
said declaration, with a rule toPlead lhere'
10.
It is Ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said declara.
ton on or before the 9Th day Of Novem-
ber, Ammo Domini lS4l, or an order will
be granted by default. ,s>
S. BECKlAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov. 8. ls41. pr. adv. SO.
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RIFLE GUARDS

DEkALB RIFLE GUARDS,
"HE Town Council Of Camden hav.
IL ing requested the Company TO post
pune their Anniversary Grafton until the
4lh of July, an extra meeting of the Com
pany is hereby ordered to be held, at Gif-
ford's Hall, on Wednesday evening May
&c, at 8 o'clock. P. NJ, TO take the same
into consideration.
BY order of Capt. Dickinson.
: JOHNSON, O.. s.
May %.
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Tic Relief Bill passed BY the Legislature Of Penn.
sylvania, requires the Banks which accept It's prov.
sons to loan the State upwards Of three millions Of
dollars. The loan to be assessed according to the
capitals of the several Banks,
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and wounded several EngIisH. lney Stnen
returned sprecipitately on board and get
ting the brig under way set sail for Ca;
binla.. They found H. B.. M. brig fSwar
Persian. Lieutenant commanding Symmes,
with the American flag flying. Lieut..
Svmmes then came on board with sn adj
ditionaI boatscrew, and commenced break
ing out the cargo, without asking to look
at The brig's papers or paying any .atten-
ton to Captain DIS. protestations. After
ransacking the cargo four days, bursting
open bales, and boxes, and knocking open
the kegs Of powder, finding nothing they
took what they pleased, each man select
ing what he most fancied, and then tum-
bling the cargo into the hold took TO their
boats. leaving the brig at liberty.
"For fifteen days." says Captain D. 81
had II men on board eating and drinking
the best they could find, and for four. days
more the commander and nearly all his
men pillaging my stores and drinking my
liquors, they being on very short allow
ance on board their own vessel" The
English brig kept the American flag flying
all the time, and went off with it flying at
her peak. The English officers declared
they would seize every American vessel
they came across and break up their trade
entirely ,-and from our late accounts from
the States it seems they are determined
to put their threat into execution.
Tauling.-How contemplate is the
character of the habitual tatller, who, to
indulge his desire 10 tell tales, will resort
to the most mean spirited and ignoble
means. Such man will be found re-
pea.ing confidential conversations, mag
nifying the most innocent remarks, so as
to give them the appearance of malignl-
ty: he will not hesitate to become the
base medium Of communicating unguard-
ed expressions, uttered while under the
influence of passion, or TO avail Of any
mean advantage to collect and distribute
this sort of Information: even though
his disclosures may blast the reputation
Of his best friend, he will not repress
Them. He is, without provocation, con-
linually sowing the seeds of discord, Gre
a,ing dissentions, and destroying good
feeling wherever his pes,iferous breath is
emitted, his presence is as much to be
dreaded as that Of disease; indeed more
so, for that can he cured, or its effects are
con6ded to its immediate victims, and
cease with its removal, while the hatreds,
jealousies, petty spites, malice and all
kinds of embiltered feeling which are the
offspring of tale bearing, remain for in
definite periods; strengthen with age, and
often terminate with life only.-The
tale bearer produces more mischief and
destroys more happiness than the thief,
who steals but "trash" and Injuries but
the purses of a few; while the former
stoops to the same means, 10 steal words,
which cali in no way benefit him, but
which he uses to the injury of many. A
tale bearer is Sinking pusillanimous,
unhappy, much to be dreaded wretch
and should be Stunned when known as
one of the greatest pests and evils with
which society is afflicted
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nr Committed to the Jail OF

10 Committed to the .IaH OF
Lancaster District. on The 26th inst. asne
gro Girl, about lS years old, very dark.
intelligent and likely. Says she belongs
to Mr.. Edward Richardson. OF RicIlmona
Va. The owner wiILprose property, pay
charges and take her away. 81 y g =
H. HANCOCK, Jailer.
Lancaster c. H, April %. 22.
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BANK AGENCY.

TIME subscriber will attend to any
Il banking business al either Of the
Banks in Camden. that may be entrusted
E. W. B0NNEY. y
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LOST,

LOST,
nN the 9th Of April, between Lancas-
W ter Court House and Flat Rock, a
large brown Pocket Book, containing
Notes, Receipts and other papers-.he
subscribers name is written in the pocket
book.
A liberal reward will be given for its de-
livery (together with its contents) to me at
Flat Rock.
JESSE TRUESDEL.
May 26. At
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-: - = i7s4+- E.eA. HAlJUE y,
-. ;s.S SIX. CLIFFORD
. Camden, NAV 19, 1871. y 3 s. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
Executive Department.
COauMgiA. Nov. 50 1871.

By ais Ezeeiisars JOIN L. RiI hAROsoN.
Esguire, Gor,Tnoi and CohasaaEaer-tR. Shhy
in aai orer ihc Sefe-ef Sonds Carolina
EWT EiERE.AS,4 information has, been re-
w ceiycd al this Department, that on the
nigh, oil the 2Dth OF September last. n most Mt
trocion.t attempt was made BY some person un'
known, 10 mnrd,r one T. w. Harley. OF Col
Teton District: Now know Q. tina, to the md
Justice uiay be done and the offender brouch,
to legal trial, do hereby offer reward of One
Hundred aud Fifty Dollars, !nr this appielen-
sion a,rl delivery into any Jail Of his state. :.
Given under my hand and The Seal of the
Stale. q, Columbia. the 30th day Of Noren,.
Der. eighteen hundred and ior'v-one, and
the ixiy-sixih year Of i',e independence
OF the United States of America.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor,
NJ. L.roEpE, Scc'ry of State.
Dec. O. bt %
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State OF South { arolIna.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
III. Eiu,chison. Cashier,
n. W. Sullivan.

III. W. SuNiSaU.
TDY anmder from The Cmurtnf Common
ID Pleas. will proceed 10 sell i" the
town of Hamburg. on the fifth day OF Janu-
sry nexi. the folInwin: property. viz: lot.
Nh. l3l, 1872, and l:S3, on Centre Street.
on WHICH is warehouse, three stores, aud
other out buildings. Ai-", two tracts oc
land, containing iwo hundred arTe.. more
or less fnr..erly ownehhy J. Il C"vington.
aud w. w. Stark. called The Sumunerville
residence. The terms OF sale are nne third
cash. the remainder on acreds' nf nne aud
txa years, viii intcres nom date. 'he pur
cl,ssers 20 give nnnd AMI p"r-nnai security.
aud mortgage of'he premises. an'i ap"iI.
CIV of insurnnce assigned 10 the Bank Of
Hamburg tilifhe debt is paid: the putcha
srram p"y Tor all papers nrerssury IN cont
pleting the titles,
S CHRISTIE. s Is. D.
Dec. l3, ls4i. tS:' 00l 81 46
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Mount Prospect Academy.

"a tliE Exercises oi llls acn1EIiIy whI cUnl-
n lnenee OH the second Monday ~. .Jauaa-
~ tiexi, undcr ,ue jtecionaipui M. JouS B.
-AioRAosE. Tue Trustees taxi: ;.r, III lr:.,-urr
10 recommending iIIIn Us u X GI.c tDuu pi high
moral character, and amply quaiir.. lu dIs-
ciiuTe uf the duties mcuuibEii, upon ir- II, 0c.,
ti0u. Dir Moiagne IL reniIT>abi, pE.hcicni IN
tiie.Greck. LaiIn ana rencn i.ilisnus ses. the
latter he rcnderS anG proI0utcc 5 With lis u:uc
iucili,y aud accuracy as any yuuns man III The
country; also Philosophy, CAeinl,lry. As,roup-
my, Optics, SC, 3iatiIeluaiIes liirour II ull its
varinGs braIchcs, such rs Arithmetic. Alg. bra.
Surveying plaiu and selcc,, descriptive aud
anaiyucai. Geometry, Tiisauumetry, Mensl-
raton, Shades, Shadows aud Linear psospec.
tive, Diiierentin and Integral calculations. &c.
all OF winch Dir. Aorasne teaches upon the
well known and praclicui system taught III the
Military Academy at IVES, Point Also Grunl-
mar, Geosrarn, aud History upon the uios,
approved pian. Alter lla,Ing thus procured
the services Vi nn eiiicpn ana ,..c,ical Teach.
CIR. the Trustees ilaiicr themselves they VII re-
ceive The liberal patronage oi All enlightened
pubic
Mount Prospect Academy is situated iw"
miles North f"st OF Cambridge. on higl, elc.
Sated and sandy soil. beside large aud bcaIi-
iiius Sprung of pure water.
Terms ,:;;f Tuition per Session q Gre Months.
Greek. Lain a,:h the higher branches
Of Mathematics, Si1 Ou
French, Philosophy. Chemistry, AS =,
trouomy, Optics, &c. io w
History Rhetoric. Grammar, Ge"gra-
phy. Ariihln"tic, Surveying, &c. "a
Reading. WIRING. Geography. aud
History, NC. 90
W Good Boarding cnu be- Obtained in the
vicinity of The Academy from So to - per
month.
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FactOPage and Commission
.laarss,

RECEIPIYG SFO T1RDiNG AGENCY
llNAoU..G >. C..
AWE Subs ,rIber respectfully bcys leave I"
4 appGse hls iiends anL the Merchants :"
he Upper Districts generally. That ne IL tao
roughly prepared 10 Ira Sict husiness as ahoy'
nnd, c"nti"nt ia his long experience IN sad hu
-incss. Ia this place. solicit. s.are o, PATRONAGE
Ills Store being OF I,rkei-slrcei, tne 'n".i
elevated part of town, no danger ir,m inniiii'ln-
ions need be apprehrndcd.
II. URQUH tRT :
Hamburg. Nov. ]. l5iI. 3m 80
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S V. CAIN. Prcsidrni.
r. G.. GRIFFIN. u Pie'Tt.
N. McCANrS. Secretary,
J. Il. TtRRANr, Ireds'cr.
X. CHILD.
X. NJ. WHITE,
II. CLARK. Board Of Trustees
tOv. {. 1871 z IL
State of South tarolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Iy EQUITY.

J. J. w'mberiy and w"e' Wra of Par.
Jas. D. ~ u,son aud others. 'u'0"'
NJOTIl is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
lV virtue OF an orier from Chanrelior liar.
per. shall offer for saic to the m,shes! bidder
ai Ldgeicld Court House, Oh lh'' lirst Monday
IN January next, the real estate of irtemas
Wuisou. consisting OF four tracts Of land rs ioi
lows. VIZ: the Home Tract. containing eleven
hundred a,d sixty isiIt acres. more or less {;
tic Rirlimond WATSON place, continuing two
hundred aud eignIy acres more or less. The
plnre called the Quarter. Containing four hun
llred ucrs more or less md II small tract DE-.
signHrd by the iGiurn the Commissioners a.
No. g. coiItaiiIius thirty acres, more or less; Tue
whole of aid lands lying ia Edge!ed district
near the Ridge. aud bounded by lands oi the -
tate of Eiuah Watson. tIineon Williams. Lewis
A-beil. the rstaie of Thomas Reynolds. Stan
more WATSON, J"siah padgeI, aud others
The terms oi saie will be crc,li of one. Two
aud three years. exc, pi for so much rs may be
necessary to pay tie co-is. which mus, be- paid
in cash. the purchasers 10 give bonds and goo!
personal security, aud mortgages Of the prenil.
ses 10 secure the purchase uinnry.
J TERRY. C. t.. =. d.
Commissioners Office, sdgefold. Dec Z. ISL.
Dec. - (S5 81 10
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state of south Carolina.
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT.
Samuel Butler uad wife. Applicants,

Thomas Carpenter & others, Def'ts.
npW an order flor1 The Ordinary, shall
Id nroreed to sell al Edgefield Court
tInose on the first Monday 10 January
a.,, the lands of the estate uf Reubra
c.,nen,er Ts decessed. siluule in said district.
~ ,he waters Of Stephens Creek, tract
~ No / adjoining landa Of Abram kilcroase
aud o,hers. containing one hundred aud
Gf;y t.ur acres, more or less; tract No. =
nJ;oiniup lands ofCharles Nix and others.
containing one hundred un:l twelve and a
half acres, more Or less. 10 he sold on a
credi, of Twelve months. purchaser sill he
required to give bond aud personal secu-
rits. mud mortgage of tho premises 10 the
Ordinary, ifreqaired,
Costs to be paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. Ed.
Dpc. IA. 1871 (S:} U0) 81 Dc
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State OF Su,ltA Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Oliver Simpson,
foreclosure Of ,sco
Mortgages.
Henry Slnliz.

Henry shul,z. Mortgages
NIOrlCE is hereby given that byyirtse Of
lN an order from the Court Of Chanefry,
shall offer for sale 10 the hight bidder. u tbe
Town Of Hamburg on Thnrsday the 3Gtli day
Of December inst, (the snle iobe con,inuedio ion,
day TO day until the wlIole of the rnoririgeu
premises ure sold) tho following lots and ai'ds
in the Town of Hamburg aud lis vicinity be-
longing to Henry Shnltz. to loreciol two
mongugesin favor ofthe said Oliver Simpson.
viz. Lots known in the plan of said Tovn ns
No. l5l. i52, 49,. I5l. 1856, l57, las, i59
l6O. l6I, aud I62 bounded North by 'cobh
street, East BY COvinsinn street. South byTirr'
Ger Street Yves, by Cnok street. emhncins
the whole iw0 squares within that boundary
according TO the pian of the Town, viii The
exception Of an alley of25 feet, land u squire oi
I5l feet conveyed to the Presbyterian Church;
and also all that parcel "f lani situate ari bet
ins lin The Town OF Upper Hnmbnfg, bu.
more properly, in the vicinity Of hn;nbu.3. en-
hracing Mr. Shullz's Portland pleasure graindS,
containing eighty acres ,nore or less, wii, the
exrev,ion Of three acres sold Ia Jnsepl. ]. krn-
netiy, and q hnlf ucr. sod,o Richard l.iif ock.
aud bounded on the North BY land ni ld,n B
Coviugto,.. Ea.I bv land 0f John Fox. S,b,h bv
ditch at the foot ofil,e H:ll. ru,ins iroin the
Bridge Road TO tho Leig!, tract line. mud w est
BY the line dividing the Leigh aud Fair facts.
The Lots will be sold separately.
The Tctms of sale viii be Cash I"r or In !
the purchase money. for the other halfa credit
of pix months. purchasers TO give BoR aud
personal secnrirv a"d mortgage of the premises
10 secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, c. f. r. d.
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Land for Sale.

FENtlE Sn,s"rb, r. Off rs Tor sale their ~!
nahic ir'c' "i land. wIrrron thew uuv
reside situated IN Edscticid District. ahonr two
nil"s from the Ridge. containing four hundred
acres, about rhrtv-iisc Of which i under GOOD
fences of .rc"nd ani ,hird years ground o.
the premises are good Lg dwelling honsr
kitchen and other necessary ou,bnIldimgs. Also
an rxccll-n, new Saw Mill. now in high opera
ton. Any person d"sirous of purchasing. mr.
requested 10 call and examine for themselves
Terms made easy.
JOHN \ LOTT.
LUKE B. LOTT.
Nov. lS j f.
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tate Of South Gmolil a.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN THE COLRT or ORDINARY.
Ss HEKEAS paper purpnrtlng TO be
w tie last will and testament Of Brnja,niu
Lindsey late OF the District and state aforesaid,
was admitted 10 probate IN common lDrtn. Ola the
9tiI day nj October last; niId whereas Is. l..
MurrriI, W,llam Mmnell, Martin Edison and
wllc Martha. Jesse NJ. Cosbnrn and vic Eli
IN Vary Mnreil. Susan Ann MU,rell. Easlti
ilmrclI and Sarah c. MuIieH. who would have
been entIll, d To aIsIrluI u shares lie estate
"i said Renamn. ifllc had died iniesrnie. have
gwen me notice. iha. they rqu.re The said viii
io be proved III due form orlaw: and whereas
Steward Adams, Benjamin Adams. Daniel
Lockbridgc and wife MannZa. aud Ftanris
I olrrnan and wife Lurnda, distributes oi said
estate. reside without the limits OF shis State,
aud Il proper prtiii0n having been prepared Tor
this purpose. hereby give notice TO the said
Stewur, Adams, Benjamin Adams. Daniel
Lockbridse and VII" Adrnza. aud Francis
Coleman and wiir Lucinda. aud 10 all interested
III said estate that nn the 2:5ih ct ebruary NJ Il,
! shall hcuT testimony couorrning suid viii, and
proceed 10 dc,e, mine the validity ther. OF.
OLIVER T8WLES.
Ordinary Of Ede.feid District.
Nrvrmhr; %, lSil. 81 0U] 3'm 43
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the same. C. ). Glover, vs. tho same.
R,and- Ca,,in 81 Co. VS.. the same. Va
rims o,hef Pluiu,ifIs, IS. ihe same. seven
N.rroes.riz. Peler. Lewis, William Al
isn John, Nancy. and Priscilla. g
Marin PoseY. VS.. John Bridwell. one
w.gnn aud one Oxen. Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. l.. d,
nsc. I3 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
Stat" of Sontll Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Samuel Butler & wife, AppIicanis

Thomas Cnrpenlcr & others Dcris.
1T Appearing IN my satisfaction that
L Tins. Carpenter. K. Carpenter. james
Gray and his wife Mary. reside without
the limits Of this State. Its therefore or
irred thai they do appear and object to
rhe division or sale o. tho real Estate Of
Rcub. q Carpenter. deceased. on or before
hr third day Of January next. orthsir con-
,cHi i0.tic same he entered or recatd.
o. TOWLES, O tg.p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-22
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
II, Hutciison. Cashier,
II w SnIlirnn.

II. w. Sullivan.
NpY an order from the Court Of Com
I'D uon Pleas, will proceed 10 srii. in the
lewn Hamburg. on the fifth day OF January
next. The following property,yiz. one House
and Lo, in the town of Hamburg, No 32i. on
Bridge Row, occupied a, present by Britton
MINIS. One brick House known rs tho brick
church Also. Five Negroes. Clarissa and two
children. Henry and JilR.
The terms OF sale are as follows: The Nc
groes Cash. the Real Estate one.third cash. The
balance op credi, of one and two years; The
purchasers to give bond personal security. and
a mortgage Of lhe premises. with interest frnm
date. s. CHRISTIE. SEP
Dec l3 (S3 COY 81 46