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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

Cold as coy damsel on her first intro
ductioI 10 the man she is destined to
marry, commenced the New Year"
Since our last, which was published on the
last day of last year, material change
has occurred in The weather, and for the
past few days, it has been altogether too
cold for comfort. On upland, hill, and
valley, the dry bones of the deceased year
are found. Nature sits trembling on her
throne like Lereaved mother, and her
desolate moan is heard among the naked
branches of the forest. Desola,ion stalks
abroad, and the Stern Monarch waves his
icy sceptre over our pleasant places.
Since wiring the above, another change
occurred, from clear, cold air, to a warm,
and consequently, disagreeaL!e atmos-
phere.
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House and Let For Sale,

THNflE Subscriber offers for sale, on reason.
n nble terms, his House and Lot situated
in the village Of Greenwood, Abbeville Dis
trict. The situation is pleasant in a central
part Of the village, adjoining the Lot of the Fc-
male Academy. The Heust is one story, con-
laining three rooms and two fire places, be-
sides 4 basement story, of two mons and two
fire places The out buildings are suitable and
convenient. Apply to Coils. Richard or Larkin
Griffin. N. w. HODGES.
NJ. D. A good male or female servant (boy
or girD would be taken partly in pay, it prefer
red by the purchaser. N. w. H.
Furman institution. Nov %, 1910. a44
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$50 REV \ RID.

W7ILL be given for the apprehension
w and delivery 10 me, or To any Jail.
or in this Stale, or in The Slate Of Geor.
sia, of my TWO negro men, Ben and An-
drew, who run away on the morning of
the 18th day of November last. Ben is
about 33 years of aye, dark completed.
stour made, about 5 feet inches high, and
walks with an upright, firm, steady gait.
Andrew is about 2S years of age, black.
stout made. aud is about 5 feet inches
high. Ben has wife within two miles of
my residence. his father is living in Au-
gusa, Ga, and belongs 10 widow Riley.
Andrews wife and family are living on
my plantation. Both men were hired to
work for short time On The Hamburg and
Charleston Rail Road, ahnut seven years
ago. at or near Aiken, and Ben was hired
in Hamburg for about 6 months in 1886.
Both men wcnt of together. They have
no ticket from the, or by my knowledge or
consent, for leave of absence, or to obtain
work. The subscriber is living within
6ve miles West of Edgetielt Court House,
S, c.. and would he thankful for any in
formation of them, or would lead to their
discovery, Or of their being in custody.
JAMES RAlNSFORD.
Jan. 6. 184l. If 40
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WANRING!

A Ii persons indebted to the Subscriber
IN either by book account, or noie of hand,
are requested 10 make immediate payment, u
large number of those claims having been
due for years. The Subscriber has used every
honest e1ertion to procure money TO meet his
engagements, and favor his customers; any
longer indulgence therefore, it IS unreasonable
TO expect. Separately, n large number ofthesc
debts nre small the aggregate amount of which.
would answer all his purposes ltis expected
this notice will snpercede any further demand.
c. A. DOWD. 80
Edgcfeld. Dec ], 1910 tf44
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

aad remarks, made by these brethren, i'll re
ference to the numbers and influence O
the abollionists of our denomination in the
northern states, slew that they arc small and
feeble: thai the great body. Of our brethren nj
the north, brethren Of standing and influence
have no sympatres with the ibolitionists, and
that they have no desire to interfere, in the
smallest degree, with the institutions Of the
South; and that they will be ready 10 give an
expression of their disapprobaion of the pro-
crrdngs of their abolition brethren at the
north, at the next meeting oftlle Triunnial Mis-
sionary Convention i'll Baltimore.
Therefore Rcsolocd:
!. That this body is much gralilied with the
statements and remarks Of these brethren, ON
this exciting subject.
9. That they have fnll confidence in the in
egrily. christian temper and trne.heartedness
uf these brethren.
3. That. unaerably attached TO the Bible
cause, and Missionary interests. they recon-
mend these brethren to the churches, IN parti-
cular and to the benevolent. IN general, us
worthy of entire confidence, earnestly desiring,
tha, they may be well received, aud literally
aided in their collections for their respective
objects
And whereas. Rev. A. RICE. Of this body.
Inns also received IN appointment from the Ame-
rican and Foreign Bible Sncicty, as ugent toi
the South.
RcSoiccd, ]. That we arc much gratfed nj
this appointment, and at his acceptance oft.
g. That we most cordially recommend him
to The churches. and to the benevolent, trusting
that they will literally aid him by their couulc-
nancc aud contributions.
3. That copies of these resolutions be given
to each of these brethren, signed by the Presi-
dent of this Society.
"Forty, some say will be year of wonder.
Some say Il year Of calinuess, some, Of thun-
dei."
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Receipts for Subscription.

The Publisher acknowledges tie Receip
from the following persons, to lhe time pu
down 10 their respective names:
John Briggs, paid to January ], 1912
J l.. Bates, " April IL, 1871.
w. NJ. Bales, Dec. 10, 1S44.
Jos. Lloyd. " Aug. %. 1871.
Rev. D. D. Brunson, TO Feb. 8, 1871.
Dr.. A. w. Burt, TO October II, 1871.
Col. Starin QuarIes, to Oct. 10. 1911.
Col. John Hill, tn February S. 1912.
G. w. Nixon. to February 8, lS4l.
Joseph Griffith, 10 February s, 1s41.
Richard Coleman, February s, 1912.
Isaac Jones, 10 February S, 1912.
Fl. Noble, 10 February 8, 1912.
William b. Dorm, to February S. 1912.
Col, Wyatt Holmes, 10 October "a, 1871.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOLEs, Esquire, Or

PY OLIVER TOLES. Esquire. Or
I'D diuary of Edgefeld District.
Whereas William Gregg, hath applied
10 me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular The goods and chatIels, rights
and credits of Joseph Jones, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and adj
monish all and singular, The kindred and
creditors Of The said deceased. 10 be and
appear hel1re me, at our next Orlinay's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Edsefield Court House on the 18Th day Of
JAM, to show cause. if any, why tie soid
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This 5lb
day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and iorly-one, and in The sixty-filth
year of American independence.
q. TOWLES, o. e. d.
Jan. 6, 1911. (S2 I24) b 40
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so reluctantly abandon. lin parting from
the Mirrori we feel as if we had sustained
the loss OF a near and dear relative, SO the
dssolving our connection with those congo
nial spirits who have so generously lent us
their aid. is like bidding adue to friends 10
whom we owe debt of gratitude which
we may mol repay. But we have word
of encouragement for them. We have
reason TO believe the Mirror will fail into
abler hands. who will render it still mare
worthy their continuance and support, than
with our limited means and poor abilities
we have been able TO render it,"
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w. T. Thompson, we'll known as the
able and talented editor of the Augusta
{Ga.) Mirror, has closed his connexion
with that paper, in consequence of an ac-
cumulation upon his books Of TOO large a
number Of non-paying subscribers, to ad-
NIT of his continuing The publication of his
valued Journal.
We regret that such is our painful duty
10 again record another instance of the in-
gratitude existing in list of delnquen,
subscribers.
Mr.. Thompson commenced the publ
cation Of The Mirror, under circumstances
not the most favorable, hut which would
have resulted in the establishment of one o
the most celebrated Literary Journals in tho
Southern States, if he had met with tha
punc,uality from his subscribers. which
his unliring efforts 10 establish, and ad
vance medium Of domestic literature, ha
so richly deserved.
There will be brief suspension Of th'
publication OF the Mirror, but he assure
those who have paid him in advance 70
his paper, that they shall lose nothing, a
its publication will again be resumed, a
soon as possible.
in addressing those whose original con
tribu,ions have sraccd the columns Of til
Mirror, he says
We scarce know how TO express ou
gratitude to our kind correspondents-ou
colaborc!s i'll the worthy cause which "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07
WANTED.

EOR one ofthe largest Plantations i'm Ala.
IL bama, an experienced Upland Cotton
Planter, as AN MANAGER. None need apply
who capno, bring rile most unexcep,ionable
recommendations for character and skill. TO
such all individual liberal wages will be given.
Apply to Edward Heckscher. Esq. on tho
Plantation, at the Oswichee Bend ON the Ala
llama side of the Chattahooche river, ii miles
below Columbus, or 10 }. L. Pcliyru, Esq.
Charleston, S. C.
J. HAMILTON, Trustee.
Dec. ] 1910 c &C
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Cofton.-There has lately been rise in
the Chatiahoncfee river, and the boats
came down from Columbia and interme.
diale poiuIs without difficulty. though
bringing hut little Cotton. The crop ,ri-
butary to thai river will fall shor, of the
last years from 30lo so per centum, and
do NOT estimate. that the shipment from
this port and Apaaclicola together will
exceed seventy thousand bales.-.St. 10.
Serh Times.
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From The Charleston Mercury.
E'RoM Sr. AUGUSTINE.

By the schr. Stephen s. Francis, Capt.
Magee, arrived on Saturday, we received
The Herald of The 3lst. ult. from which we
copy the following.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Dec. 81.
Forty Indians Cdptured-Ten Indians
Hanged"-CaW Thompson olthe Walter
NJ, arrived this morning from Key Bis
cayne brings verbal report thai Colonel
Ilarncy, who bad proceeded into The Ever
glades with ninety men. succeeded in dis.
covering The town orNe-ki-kak, where lie
captured 80 women and children, and one
warrior and killed or hanged ten warriors
(lhey perhaps shot in The a',ack.)
We hope, however, that they were ham
gcd, after being caught alive, for, belonging
tnlhc gans which committed the massa-
crcs al Carlooshatchic, and Indian Key,
they deserved neither mercy, Judge, or iu-
ry-noIlnng bul an eXecuinner; and the
people of Florida lave long deplored the
un(requency of such saluIary retrbulve
examples. lfiIiese Indians were hanged,
their people will see we are at last in ear
est. How mnch blood might have been
saved had 10 Indians been hanged FIVE
years ago!
We gave The gallant Colonel our good
wishes when he went down, aud are rejo-
ced TO see them fulfilled.
The party returned round The coast,
leaving Captain Davidson, who is, we are
sorry to say, dangerously i'll. al Indian Key.
Auolher expedition is preparing. Official
reports may he expected Tomorrow by
The VIM. CASTOR.
We said Il rw days ngo thot the deslruc-
lion ofonc Indian was gilmore importance
than the taking Of Beyroul. Wha, then
must be our rejoicing when 40 are caplu-
red. Our market is illuminated to night
the big gun is out-thc hand is playing
checriIy, aud the people arc shouting for
joy.
Col. IIarney, we are told, went in at the
Miami, and came out near Cape Sable
II so. he must have gone where no white
man has proceeded. and discovered sim
sular and Important water communication
across The South of the Peninsula.
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CASH WANTED.
" d tiCe.

vENHE Subscribers make this last call on all
those indebted 10 them, 10 come forward
and liquidate their notes and accounts, without
delay, us we are determined 10 close up onr
business. All those who do moi tuke advantage
of this notice, by the fifteenth day of January
next, will find their nnies and accounts III the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
C.. l.. GOODWIN.
GOODWIN, HARRINGTON g. Co.
HARRINGTON s. BRYAN.
Dec T. 1910 II 45
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

Fire.-A fire broke orl, about @ o'clock,
on Saturday morning last, in the wooden
building belonging TO The estate of Blake,
situated on Ile east side of Meeting street
road, just above Line street. The flames
originated from sparks from the chimney,
ieni'ins the roof Of the dwelling. which in
short time was reduced to ashes. Charles
Ton Courier Jdnuary4 4.
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n office.

A. N ELECTION will be held on the 2nd
IN Monday in January next, and the day
following, for Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas and General Sessions, for Edgefeld Dis
lrct, tthe following places, to wit:
LoDgnirrsr Golfers, Clouds, Pine House,
Chrislies. Dunions, Shcppards, Ridge, Meet
ing.Strcet, Hamburg, Mt. Willing, Court
House. Richardson's, Parks. Perry's. Goth
rams. Mosleys, Aliens, Powers, Longs,
Nails and Colemans.
GEO. POPE, Clerk E. D.
Nov. 10, 1910. tai
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
EDY OLIVER TOWLEs, Esquire. Ordi,

EDY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire. Ordi-
u b nary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, Lewis Holmes, hath applied to
me a,r Letters Of Administration. on all and
siugulur the goods and chatles, rights aud
credits of Charity Holmes, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and adn'onish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
10 be holden at Edgefeld Conrt House on the
18th day of Jan'y, le4I, to show cause ifany,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 31st day
of December. one thousand eight hundred and
forty, and in the xty.ifthycar OF American ln
dependence y. TOWLES, 0. E. d.
Jan. G., 1911 (S2 1919 b 40
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A fire broke out on the Plantation of Mr..
Thos. B. Harvey, in this District, on the
4th inst, which consumed most of the out
houses attached 10 the Dwelling House,
Including some negro houses, II was with
great exertion that some Of the small he.
groes were saved from the devoureriug ele.
meut. The amount Of Mr.. Ii. Loss we have
not ascertained.
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Greenvi;le Land for Sale.
Nov. @.

,g7lIE subscriber offers for sale on the most
4 accommodating terms, his valuable tract
GLAND. lying two miles west of the Aiken
Stage Roud, andin four miles of Poor's Bridge,
on SaIuda. The tract contains GIG acres, with
as much as 300 cleared, and in high and inn
proving stale Of fcuItivatiofi. and in fine cond-.
ton for crop the next year Three settle
ments hive been made on the tract. with large
and comfortable dwelling houses (on t,vo) and
NIL necessary ont-bnildinss including large
building with cotton gin, tl'reshing machine.
and straw cutler all to run by .hc same gear,
and an excellent packing screw but little worn;
orchards of choice frui, Of every kind; springs.
in abundance and good; and for health, the
place is not surpassed by any, even in Green.
vile. IT. you wish to buy. come and see-bet-
ter than going to the West 10 die with the fever:
Reference in my absence to A. McDAvID Or
T. BOILING, Esq, near the premises.
GEO. SEABORN.
Dec. II, Ie40. d46
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NEW STORE.

THE Subscriber respectfully announces
IL that he has leased the Store corner oc
Market and Centre streets, lately occupied by
Mr.. q. Fl. Taylor, aud will keep on hand all
assortment Of Groceries, Cotton Baggihg,
Rope. Iron, &c. &c.
Orders from the country will meet with
prompt und strict attention.
Fl. URQUHART.
Hamburg, Nov. Q. 1910. G4T
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TO PRINTERS.

"A JOURNEYMAN Printer, who can
IN and will work at boIh Case and Press.
and who IS acquainted with Job work, will
lind constant employment ana good wa
ses, by early application at this Office,
None other need apply.
January Z, 1911.
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We learn from the Georgia Journal, that
Jefferson J. Lamar. Esq. of Stewart Co.,
died on the 18th inst, in consequence Of a
wound received from a Mr. Reynolds, on
the evening preceding the election in Oc-
rober lasI.-Aug. Chron. s. Sen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07
GFHALLo! TURN OUT. ~

" IIALLO! TURN OUT. .tD
The Members OF the Anti Bachelor and
E'celera Society are hereby requested to
attend at the "Old Maids Hail." on Sat
urday evening next. att O'Clock precisely
Ia consequence ofa Challenge having been
addressed to this Soci'y, by the " Athens
iGa.) Bachelors Club" through lie CO.
lumas of the Advertiser. n punctual atlrn-
dance is most particularly requested, as
matters deeply interesting and vitality i'm
poran, will he presented to The Society.
By order Of
HON. E. NoGG, Pres.
n. +. RUN, Sec'ry.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to Lewis Jones
N g. CO., are earnestly requested 10
call and settle by the first day Of February
nexr, or their notes and accounts will he
placed in the hands Of an Officer for col
lection.
Aiken, Jan. 5, 1911. d 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

The Farmers Bank o + Chattah oochec Ga.
The name of this Bank has been changed
10 the PhGnix Bank. We understand that
it has passed into the hands Of gentlemen
who will PCT it again into operation. We
advise those who have its bills TO hold on to
them, as they will probably command the
specie on the first of February.-Georgia
Argus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

We have this day seen, (says the Sails
bury, N. c. Walchman,) a machine for
planting Cotton, which we think deserves
a notice. 1t was invented in Yanceville,
N. c., by two young men Of the name Of
Miner and Phelps, who are Carriage ma
kers. by trade, and for which they lave
obtained patent right. The merits Of
the machine, consists in its opening the
furrow, sowing the seed, and covering it,
which we are informed. and believe, il
dues with more regularity, than can posi-
bly, be done in The usual way, all in the
same time, and with as much ease as
ploueling furrow. 1t is so constructed
as TO be used for planting Corn also, either
in checks or drills.
We are more pleased in seeing improve
mcnts in the planting and agricultural
world, Than any other department Of bu-
siness; and we would rejnice 10 sec the
qualities Of the above invention fully test
ed by our Planters. That it is all i'm.
provcment in planting, and labor. saving,
there can Je no doubt; and we feelequaly
certain it will bc taken into use, by all
who are moi resolved to piod in the beaten
tracks of their ancestors alone; or, in 9th
er words, content "to do as our fathers
done"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

We have been Informed, that bald
faced Horse, having been rode, until COM
pletely<exhausled, which has since died,
was left at the Plantation of Mr.. z. J. Mil
Ter, about s miles below this Village. on
Tuesday the 39lh ult. Where he came from,
who came on him, or w here his ungrateful
and cruel rider went, is unknown 10 our in
formant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

PoEtial Retormer.-We have received
the 1st No. of the Political Relormer, pub
lished at Portsmouth, Va, by Theophilus
Fisk. 1t is neat, well printed paper, in
pamphlet form, Of Is pages, at the low price
of so cents. We will publish The Pros
pectus in our next. A specimen No. can
be seen at our office. We hope our DEM
ocraIic friends will give it helping hand.
1t is published on the Cash System.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-07

CoNS Rigk.-Thc Houston (Texas)
Telegraph says-'In The late Indian fight,
Captain Andrews used one of Coils pa
tenl rifles; which he discharged ten times,
while conlrade could discharge his rifle
ONLY twice. He believes these rifles, in
proper hands, would prove the most useful
Of all weapons in Indian warfare.
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WM. B. JOHNSON,

UhcrCas. n general Gisqnietudr among our
Churches III the South and Southwest of the
United States, has been produced by the pro-
cccdines of some AbolitiOmstS OF nur denOmi-
nation, at the North, with whom we have long
been associated. in the Foreign Missionary en-
terprise-a disq,Ielude, that threatens Il divis
ion Of the Baptist Triennial Convention hv n
separation Of the Southern from the Northern
chlrchcs-and whereas, from the magnitude
of the Missionary enterprise, and the impor-
,ancc of united action for its advancement such
division is to be deprecated, aud if possible,
prevented whereas, the manner Of adj
iHsting the existing. difficulty so as to remove
the disquietude. and prevent the division is one
of fdclicacy and importance, requiring deibera-
ton and mutual counsel.
Therefore, Rcsol1cd, ]. That il be rccommcn-
ded to the Delegates from the Slaveholding
States, who shall attend the Baptist 'Triennial
Convention, in April rcxt, to assemble in the
| City Of Baltimore, in the Meeting House.
in which the Triennial Convention is to as.
sembIe, ut 10 o'clock on Monday before the
last w WcJneslay in April next that they may de-
liberatc and determine upon the manner III
which they shall act on this subject when they
shall meet at the Triennial Convention.
/ hCSOiCCu uIcy bc lctttleSteu dileT inc
rising Of the Tnennial Convention. to give in
formation to their constituents, of the result Of
their doings.
Whereas. Brethren kingsford and Wilcox
have been introduced to this body, and have
presented their credentials, the first, as asen
of the American and Foreign Bible Society
the last. as Missionary Agent OF the America,
Baptist Home Missionary Society they wer.
invited to seats in council and requested tc
make any communications that they had il
charge. Whereupon, each in his turn, made
encouraging statements of the affairs of ,ht
Society. which he represented. This done
each alluded 10 the exciting subject produced
by the conduct Of the American Baptist Anti
Slavery Convention held in New York, in pri
last and the An,i-Slavery meeting held direc,
ly after the adjournment Of the Boston Associ
ton in the present year. The statement
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NOTICE.

II WOULD respectfully inform my friends:
IL and the publci generally tha, have pur.
chased my brothers interest in the Phenix
Stone Ware Manuiactory. consisting Of Ne
groes, Mnles, Wagons Harness and stock Of
ware, &c. &c, for the purpose of manulactu-
ring Stone Ware III all its various branches
and hope by prompt attention 10 business to
shear reasonable patronage.
COLEMAN RHODES.
Oct T2, ls4e tf1
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HYNlENEAE
" The silken tic that binds f,co ,oiliing hearts,
MARRIED,

On the 18th uI. by the Rev. William
Lloyd, Mr.. George p. Marin. To Miss
Martha NJ, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Graf
ton, all of this District.
Thc Printers fee, q fine slice Of cake,
aras receired.
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EO II SALE.

WNEIE Subscriber offers for sale his wv II
Il settled Plantation. situated in Anders'
District, nine miles below the Village, on the
State road leuding from Pendleton to Abbevie
For particulars apply to the Subscriber on the
premises. w. SANDER.
Nov 81, 1910 C