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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-21
Executive Department.
CoLuYoiA. Dec. 1:,ib- 1870.

By His E5ccllency JAMES n. HAMxoyD. Esq,
Governor aud Commandment !. Chef in; and
oyer the State 1fSouih Carolina.
EMHEREAS an Election was held on the
Wv first Monday Of November las, andday
following, 10 supply the vacancy in the Con-
gressionai District of Richland. Lexington,
O~ransebnrg md BarnweIl, accustomed by the
resignation Of Hon. Sampson II. Butler; and
whereas, II appears upon counting the votes
returned by the Managers Of Election to the
Office Of Secretary Of State. that Samuel w.
Troui had a majority of said votes. Now
therefore, ], James II. Hammond. Governor
OF the Siaie Of South Carolina. do hereby de.
clare aud proclaim tia, the said Samuel w.
Trotti, has been duly elected n Representa-
tive irontlhis State. Cor the Congressional Dig
trio, aforesaid, TO the Congress ofthe United
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Siair. nj Columbia. the 18th Of Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and
forty.tTo, and the sixty. seventh year of
Americans independence.
FITS J. II. HAMMOND.
NJ. LABognE. Secretary Of State.
Deer. 81 III AZ
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FfHE Subscriber will offer at public
4 sale. on Monday the 10th of Janua-
ry next, al bis residence, a ,rac, Of land
containing four hundred and thirty three
acres. lying on Horse Penn Creek, near
Meeting Street. Also q tract of land, be.
ing within one mile east Of Liberty Hill,
containing twp hundred and fifty two acres.
Also, q house and lot in The Town of Edge.
field containing four aud three quarter
acres; also Horses, Cows. Iioggs, Corn,
Fodder. Oats. and Two Road Wagons, &c.
Terms-For The Lands. one third cash,
the balance on a credit of one and Two
years, noies with approved securities viii
DO required. For The Personal property.
for all sums Of and under S5, cash, over
that amount, twelve months credi, with
note and approved securities.
THOS. 3. HARVEY.
Dec. 90. 1912 AZ
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For tie Advertiser.
COLUMBIA. Deer. II, lSI:


Mr.. Misunderstanding 10 promise, ]
again address you. to give you such Of the
news as l am able to procure. For The
last week. things have gone on quietly. IN
comparison with the FIRST week Of the ses.
sion; part Of the Office seekers have been
satisfied by obtaining .hcir wishes. and the
remainder have gone to their respective
homes, no doub, reereuing their hard lots;
but they have with them The consolation Of
having done the Stale some service" In
their shy gone days" which, they may.
should they wait patiently, he remunera,ed
for, upon the mex, turn Of dame Fortunes
wheel Ny advice TO those who have been
disappointed, is mt TO "give up the ship"
bu; 10 continue their great services" TO
the government. and my word forit, they
viii r,eet their just deserts. A number OF
the applicants, | fear, have returned, as /
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL sell to the highest bidder nj The
u late residence Of Susan Burkhaltcr
deceased. on Thursday The Goth instant.
All the personal estate Of said deceased.
consisting Of three Negroes, Mules, Hogs,
Sheep. Stock OF Ca'tle, Plantation Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TANDY BURKHaLTER.
administrator.
Also al the same time and place. all The
personal cslal Of Marin Burkhalier,
deceased, consisting of one Rifle Gun,
TWO Horses. Cora, Fodder, Oats, and
Household Furniture.
Terms, a credit Of Twelve months. puc.
chasers 10 give notes with s,wo approved
securities.
TANDY BURKHALTER.
- - 8, : . Administrator.
Dec. Is, 1912 C 46
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Administrators Notice.
MnfieR.

WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder,
u on Thursday the I'D inst, at Edgefeld C..
H.. the nonseiiormerly occupied as' a Confec.
'i"nary by WI. Glover. decd, on, q credit al
one and two years. Also. the stock on hand,
consisting of Hines. Cordiais. Liquors. sesars.
!0saeeo. &c. the Furniture Of the Bar and Con-
dictionary. onr Billiard Table. in complete or
der; one sorrel Horse, ono Mule. and son,c
Plantation Tools. Also. II lot of Corn and Fod.
der five miles below Hamburg, on Tie planta-
ton formerly occupied by Col. Sarnl. Ham.
r'olid, decd, a lot Of Peas, stock Of. Hogs, ana
many other nrticlcs'no enupsrs,eJ.
Terms OF sale one years credit. except tho
House and Loi. the purchasers, 10 give note and
two approved S. %curities.
CT. GLOVER. E1eran7.
NIB. ! will Hire on the stlne day. eight Or
nine sn"d field hands also, one good Black.
smith. for ~ months.
Der o.
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EGNG for AuEe.

F1HE Subscribers will offer for snIe on
a. the first Monday in January next. nj
Edscfcld Court House, to tue hiyhes, bidder,
the Tract 6f Land know ~ the
MORGAN Tract,
lying on the Mariiniown road. and adjoining
lands of Hollis Dunlon. Charles Price. John
Cheatham and others, coutainins one hundred
aud twenty acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale. twelve months credit. note
with approved sccnririe. will be required.
They also offer at private sale n tIac, Of land
lying on Mountain Creek, adjoining lands of
John u. Ropndiree, C.. Clegg aud others. COLI
tanning abon, three hundred acres. more or less,
with comfortable improvements for n small
family. Ti'is,rn il not, sold By the first Mon.
dry in January next, sill be rented 20 the high
EST bidder, for the c%n>uing year.
G. L. & f. PENN.
Dec is. 1912 C rs
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shall. eased Of the price ola couple fbass
oil hrs; rate Coton, as the landlords here
are an unreasonable get Of fellows. thinking
nothing Of charging n poor devil two dol
lars a day for his grub, aud in proportion
for his horses and servants. Should ever
be so fortunate as To bescn, by my fellow
~ci,izens Of Edgeield 10 the House Of Del
ega,es, las 1 would never consent to come
forward aud oppose our present worthy
Seua,or,l | will pledge myself to introduce
a resolution either to establish a Boarding
House and Livery Stables by the State,
for the use Of the members Of the Lesisia-
.ure, aud persons applying fos Office, or 10
move the seat Of Government, 10 n part OF
the State where the people have some con-
science.
The business of The week has been,
with The exception Of Dis,ric'ins the State,
and elcctins a Senator; of a private nature:
Our Congressional District is dennminated
The Fifth. aud is to contain The Districts oil
Abhevilic, Edgeield, Newberry. and Lex
ing,on. in which I understand there Is at
prcsent three or four candidates.
Judge lluger has been elected United
States Senator, in the place OF the Hon.
John c. Calhoun ; this, | think was fair
play. as our section Of the State has The
Hon. George McDuiie. in the place ofIhe
Hon. w. &. Preston. | was not IN the
House AT the time ofiho election, bu; pre-.
sumo there was heavy ~eiectionecrinS.
The Elk Governor delivered a hnndsome
valedictory, and the Governor eject a ueat
aud appropriate inaugural. take II, The
opposition to the contrary Notwithstanding,
that our new Governor will be-, before
long. a popular and efficient officer.
Dauiel Holland. ESP. has heeu, ! un-
ders'and. appointed Corouer for Eds, field
DISTRICT. vice George A. Addison, Esq,
resigned.
The members talk loudly Of adiournins
on Tuesday, tut think Wednesday will
bring them up; some appear very anxious
10 return home, but they are principally
married men, the young men and bache-
lors are, ! find, in no hurry, a< ,herc is al
prescn, 4 fine asscmblnsc Of the fair sex
here. ] leave o-morrow for home, per-
fecrly satisfied. ,ha. If any of my friends
have the blue devils, they can dispose Of
their Cotton al low price, 60 to our crle.
bralcd sea, Of government aud spend their
lime and money, as easy as in any part Of
the Union.
As regards our members, they have, so
far as they came under my Inspection, at
tended 10 The business confdcd TO their care.
in a manner thar has douc them credit.
aud as Ear rs in their powe-. have come
up with oil the promises they made 10 their
constituents and PiNEY WOODS.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEED DISTRICT.

EUGEFlLLO sDfS
Middleton Graham, o. oihois.
rs. }}BM for Par,i-
Jesse Little and wife. ton.
RTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. tina, by
Ia virtue Of an order from the Chancellor
David Jnlrnson, l shall offer for sale, 10 ,the
highest bidder, on tho promises. on Thursday
the twelfth (12) day Of January next, the real
estate Of Jesse Graham, decd, consisting Of
nine hundred and nine acres. more or less, d.
yided into two tracts as follows, viz:
Trac, No. ], known as the Brown tract,
continuing seven hundred and ninety.eishi
acres, more or less, aad
Tract No. Z, known asthe Wn,erery Branch
tract. containing one hundred and six,y.nine
acres more or less, both situate in the Dislric,
of EdseGeld, on Dry creek, waters of Big
creek. adjoining lands of Hardy White, A. =.
Butler, 0badiah Berry, and Others. saidtrnc,s
of land to be sold separately, on acredii OF one,
two AMI three years, except for SO much ns
will pay the costs, which must DO paid IN cash,
purchasers to give bonds and personal sseeeuri.
" and mortgages of the premises to secure the
purchase money i. TERRY, c. :. en-.
Dcc.ao 4 a(s4 By At AZ
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State of South Carolina.
.ABBEPTLLE DISTRICT.

-iBBEPILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
RTlLTON CHlLES who has been arrest.
I'VE cd aud is nuw confined within the bounds
of the Jail Of :Abbcyillc District, by virtue of Il
capias nd sa,;s!acicndum n, the suit Of Samuel
Gi!mcr. having filed his petition with n schedule
on oath. ofhis whole e,iatc and effects witt, the
purpose Of obtaining the beneii, Of the Acts o!
the General Assembly. commonly called the
Insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. thu, the petit.
ton Of the said sliiion Chilrs. will be heard
in the Court Of Common Pleas for Abbeviilc
District. nj !Abbevillc Court House, on We'd
ncsday the Odd day of March next. or on sucl,
other day as The Court may order during the
term commencing on the third Monday IN
March next ut said place. And all the crcdi.
tors Of the said Milton Chilcs. nrc hereby sum.
moncd. personally or b. attorney, then and
there in the said Court. 10 slew cause, If any
they can. why The benciitof the Acts aforesaid
should no, be granted to the said Milton Chiles
upon his executing the assignment, required
by the Acts aforesaid.
JOHN r. LIVINGSTON. C. c. P.
Clerks Office. Deer. IL, lSi2. {$l4 50) a
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Governor Hummond.-lt is a source OF
pride and pleasure. tina, we are able o
%announce 10 oui readers that the Hon.
james II Hammond, is now Governor OF
rthe State Of South Carolina. We believe
thar he will discharge the duties incum.
bent on him with linuesIy and wisdom.
and iha, as a Carol,nian, his country will
be FIRST in his thoughts aud ac.ions.-Ram-
burg JoUrRGi.
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Aray sriih metanchoiy!-The editor Of
The Michigan Wing has been put in Jail,
and bis editorial head is embcllishcd with
a dark looking cut Of a grated window.
while bis articles are dated sin jail" lie
seems to be in rolerable spirits, saying
''As for ourself, we expec, no hail, but We
viii not repine. Instead Of writing nights
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.9daatnsssy0e0,.,s !aIye.

I l!rru'S.'"n" Of The Ordinary Of Edsefieii
A0 District. we shall proceed u --lt, n, pub.
nc a,cti'n' MI The personal estate Of Burreli r.
,iohl's' deceased, namely, fifteen Negroes.
Mules Horses. Cotton. Corn. Fodder. &c. u,
Tue ia'e residence Of dcrca.ed. on T'ue-da, 27.h
o. Dncemhor next AhA, will be rented fhr
!h'rlnond tract of land, 10 the highest bid
Ier' 'or one year. Also. slnven Negroes. Cat
lie. Hogs. Cotton, Corn. Household and Kirch.
en- tnrli'ii'rc. &c. at Tie plantation Of lcccaSeI,
on Cnhre;"wn creek "u Friday. Both Decem.
Der,nex'' Al tie latter place aud date. wc
shall rem, the plantation Of deceased for one
year. TcrnrS-C:,h for all Sums beloyy $40.
and IL months credit for MI sums over $40.
notes with two approved .urrtres bcins given:
LAURA ANN HOBBS,
JAMES s. HARRISON,
administrators.
IsoE rI fs a.
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&c. 90. 1912
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

RY OLIVER TowLEs, Equirc,
~ Ordinary Of Edsefcld District.
Whereas, Leroy II. Mundy. hath ap.
piled 10 inc for Letters of ADMINISTRATORS
on all and singular the goods aud chaueis
rights and credits of VIM. n. Yelden, late
of the District aforcaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. TO cite and admon.
ish all and singular. The kindred and crcdi.
tors of'he said deceased, 10 be and appea,
before me, at our mex Ordinary's Court
Tor The said District to be holden at Edge.
heid Court House on the Cd day q anuary
1872, 10 show cause If any, why The
said administration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of Dec. n thousand eish, hundred
aud for'y-'wo. and in the sixty-seyen,h
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES, O. z.
Dec. 81. 1912. fS2 1871 ct AZ
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General Orde rs.

HEAD GusRrkRs. liIh Dee. 1872.
ORDER No. /.
II M.Wnlker. TT Pickeus. P. s. Brooks,
81 . CT Hampton. J. Mcpherson. &. w.
Taylor. j.. 81. Wallace. w. w. Ancrum. W.
c. Mouzon and w. T. Eileibe, are appointed
Aids-de.Carnp to the Commander int tieE
will, the RINK Of Lieutenant Colonel, and will
be obcyed and respected accordingly.
The Aidsde.Ca Camp will respectively signify
their acceptance forthwith, mud report them.
selves at Head Charters, as fully equipped by
the Is, day Of February next.
BY order ofthe Comniander-in Chief.
J. w. CANFEf,
Dec. 81 81 81
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Notice.

Notice.
RY Order Of the Ordinary. | will
LIE sell at the late residence of Allen
Anderson, Scnr. deceased, ali the personal
estate Of said deceased. %cxccptrhe negroes,
on Thursday the 9th day Of January next.
On a credit till 25lh DccT. 1913.
Terms made known nj the sale.
ALLEN ANDERSON.
Executor.
Dec. 10, 1912. 3, AZ
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Ri virtue Of The powers vested IN me. in
~ and by the Ias, will and testament of
John + Pelot. deceased. / will sel 4, The hi.h.
est bidder on Sale day in %Jarrnnry next. a, Al.
oe'iIle Cont House, thar val,abis iraet oflaud
situate on H1rd!nhor creek, on boil, siJss oS
Tie road leading from Abheyi!ie c. n 70 hn-
g''ssn. well known as Prlot's EardIubo, n,sc,,
a credit oftwelve months II lenst. will he a;vco
Terms made kEownol the day of sa,eI
II. L, PELoF. Rrecnrh.
1ec - 81 Is :
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The silken tic that binds f,ao ,ciRing hearts"
MARRIED.

On The 18th inst. by John Hill. Esq. Mr..
WILLIAM BArLEY. Of Grace Hill. Ireland, TO
Miss MARTHA KINgRELL. OF this District.
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afier having worked hard all day, we nov
have the whole lime. We hope to see
our friends any time they are Opposed to
call, and my testimony of their regard
will be crate fully received"
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Look osse Wood MNaless.

Look 0sks Wood M0aslesS.
HEREBY fore worn all persons agaiust
IL iresPnssing on any par, Of the estate of
the late A. Y. Burton deceasad. either by
cutting, o. iaking off wood Of any descrip-
ton found cut, or 10 any manner injarins
said property, unless by my special per-
mission. The law will be strictly enforc-
cd against all violators.
r. J. BURTON.
Dec 70. 1879 Gi6
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

iliani frloI ~ WiIc, CS olicIS, mn r
rs. 30
Alfred a. n. Dicks. N'"'o".
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that by
lS virtue of an order from Chancellor Da.
vid Johnson. I shall offer for sale TO the highest
bidder. in the Town Of Hamburg. OIL Monday
the 18th day of January next. the real es,n,c III
John Dicks. decd. consisting Of two tracts Of
land us follows. viz:
One tract containing two hundred and TWEEN.
iy-ive acres, more or less, situate in tho Dis.
trio, and State aforesaid. adjoining lands OF
Richard Hankinson, Dyonisius Wright, and
Russell Harden.
The other tract containing ninety.fvc acres.
more or less. adjoining lands Of Dyonisiuss
Wright, DR.. Bradford. and Richard Hankinsou.
Said tracts of land to be sold separately, on a
credit ofone and Two years, excep, so much rs
may BE- necessary to pay the costs. which mus,
be paid in cash; purchasers to give bonds and
personal security. and mortgages Of the prcmi.
scs, TO secure tho purchase money.
J. TERRY, c. E. Z. D.
Dec. 20 (S4 SlD 1t az
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

There will be a Meeting held al E:dgeield
c. II. on the 18th day Of December next, for
the purpose Of forming a District Temperance
Association. Temperance Societies Of the Dis
,rict are respectfully invited 10 send Delegates
to attend the meeting.
Nov 80 If AZ
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GT The recently elected Commissioners Of
the Poor. are requested TO meet at Edgefield
C. II. m the first Monday in January next.
Dec. At IS
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The Credit System.-The Norfolk
Herald Of a reccn. date, has the follow
ing:
The re'rard Of an Editor.-The Editor
Of the Richmond Enquirer, in his last pa
per. makes an appeal TO his delinquent
subscribers, which. Tor The sake Of human
nature. we must hope vii! no, be without
It's effect.
Mr. Richie states that Inc has examined
his books lately. and finds that. while he
owes some II or Sl4 1000 TO the banks,
which he IS required 10 curtnil rapidly,
there are ten or twelve times thai amount
due TO hin !; aud very frankly informs tho
deliIquen's that. unless they pny al least
4 part Of their liabilities. ho will be under
The necessity of associaIing two of his sons
with him in the management of the En-
qnirer, and devo'ips a par, Of his time 10
on moro lucrative employment.
Now, here is a man advanced in life,
who has for thirty years and more dcYo-
ted bis Time and talents, assiLuously to
bis profcssion-and, whatever we think
ofhis political principles. we cannot deny
lh1, he has been lie main spring of The
party 10 which he belongs in virginia.
who, in his old age, is subjected 10 the ha.
zard ofseeing the roof which shelters him
exposed to sale. because those who owe
him Five Dollars a year FOR a paper which
ihcy have read. (and is to be hoped prof
ted Bly, will not pay him. He has "lived
~frugally and worked hard" He has earn.
ed money but cannot got it a cannot
get the half Of it. Verify. the blush. oil
shame should burn upon and blister the
cheeks of,lic delinquent. who. after read,
ing the Enquirer's statements. does no
promptly come forward and discharge
obligations which should long since have
bccu fulfilled.
Mr.. Ritcbie's sase is the case Of too ma.
ny Editors in The United States. There
are ioo many who grow rich on paper,
while they 90 through life living from
.'haud TO month";" aud die having moi
more,han enough to bury them d~ecenily.iI
indeed they can do that.
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Treaty sslfk The .ChiEpeiras.-A treaty
Iasfateiy bEGn negotiated at La Pointe.
Lake Superior, by Robert Sruart.commis'
sioner On The part Of The Uniled Estates
Government, and the chiefs and braves Of
the Chippewa Na,inn Of Indians, by which
The lands embracing the mineral region Of
Lake Superior. in Michigan. have been
purchased for the United States. The
price stipulated 10 be paid FOR them, in
anuuities, agricultural implements, The
support Of schools, g.. approximates the
sum Of nine hundred thousand dollars.
The Indians have The privilege Of living
on tho lands until they ere wanted by the
Government, aud they reserve 10 them
selves q tract called the Fond duLac and
Sandy Lake country. The Government
had befnrc purchased The mines, and .hc
right Of working them. bu, by the ro'iti'
cation of this treaty ii will also acquire n
right 10 The soil National hteliiseneer.
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administrators sails.

A GREEABLY Ia M Order from the Or.
n binary Of Edselield District. | shall Offer
for sale on "Wednesday the 2sih Instant, nj the
late residence OF Thomas ) Grafton. deceased.
n par, OF the Persona! Estate Of said deceased.
consisting Of Horses. Ca,lle, Hogs. &c: Plan.
,a,ion 7. OILS Of MI kinds, Household aud ki,ch-
en- Furniture, &c. o, y credit Of II months.
JOSEPH GRAFTON.
Dec ~. 1912 &C. l6
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Lost Oh. MisEaid.

HLOSu OH I'VE HSiseRGs
a NOTE Of hand, given 10 me By
" Wm. J. Glover, deceased, some.
time in July or August last. aud payable,
the first day Of October last, for thirty seven
dollars aud fifty cents, all persons are for
warned from trading for the mt
Il. e. MAYS.
Dec. 90. b AZ
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State Of Soutl, Carolina.
EDGEFlEI.D DISTRICT.
Rich. Uanhinsnn &. N.;Ea 49,.

n'c"' iidh"inson O. tic, Apps,
VS..
Wary Glover. AMI others. Derdrs.
pf mn order from the Ordinary o
~ Edsciicld District J shall proceed TO
sell NJ Edscfcld. Court House on the FIRST
Monday in Novcmbc, next, Lands OF tho
cs'nte of jethro Glover. deceased. situate
in said district, on Town Greek, adjoining
lands Of Wade Glover. Wiley Glover.
Glenn Cox. and Others. confirming three
hundred aud fifty acres, more or less. To
he sold on a credit ofiwrlvc months, with
interest rom date. purchasers Ia give hood
and personal security. aud a mortgage Of
the premises 10 tho Ordinary. Costs 10
he paid in cash
S. CHRISTIE. S. f.. o.
Dec. 10, 1912, Ls3 O0l c46
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lSherif'Is Sale.

gDuEIlu . DdlSi
EY virtue Of sundry wits nf Fieri Ia
Ed cias, 1 will proceed 10 sell nj Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday
and Tuesday Of January next. the follow
ing properly:
James Randall. vs.. G. y. ParJpe.
Oliver Simpson, US. the anne James
Mosley, eco, VS.. the same, II negro
man, Nat.
w. ID. Waits, VS.. Lewis Ell2ey. J. D.
Williams, rs. the same. Bryan q Minor,
vs.. the snpr. A. Sihlcy. vs.. the samc
c. J. Clover, for J. II. Irwin, VS.. The same.
three negroes. Patrick, Hester, s. %Jinney.
Wyatt Holmes, vs.. J. NJ, Wea,her!ord,
n negro woman Amey.
Jefferson Whitaker. VS. llerrin Bush,
the same y. The same, one negro man
Mace. seai .fE este q qa
Fl. L. Jeiefs, VS.. Joseph w. Glover,
three negro1e Abynm. John and Joe, and
three hursesI Terms Cash. 1 sou
S.. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
Dec. l3, 1879 C AZ