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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-09

G3-PEALE'S .MUSEUM.-The weather being very
unpropiuous, many were prevented from attending
the ccasion Of MIR Harrington benefit and the
has consequently in the handsOmest proered 10
that gentleman the proceeds also Of this afternoons exhi
btion Several have volunteered their services and
this is positively the last appearance this renowned
ventriloquist and magician fdenty anticipate for
him crowded and gratifed audience. An entirely
and magnificent performance will be presented for the
evening entertainment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

er want il; better distribute i, says one
let The people have il, they are in want,
says another; ard were our Legislators TO
listen 10 The advice oflhose gentry. whose
patriotism alone consists. in being able by
mcuus Of good Office. to lead n fashiona-
BILE lazy life; We should soon see our State
Treasury like a bessars pocket, 40 le!."
For the first day or two. my fingers on
my right hand was very sore with shaking
hands, but the applicants soon found me
out and lie, me pass UNDECIDED; it reminded
me Of the mauner in which our Edgefeld
candidates acted in old ,imcs.-very po-
lite until after the election. then passed by
as though they knew you not.
The Agricultural Society had quite q ine
meeting here, and their Cattle Show was
a credit 10 the State. This College COM
mencement was grand. and Mr.. Meminin-
ger acquitted himself in a mastery style;
his speech was one OF the best | have ever
heard. The election for Governor took
place on Thursday. and resulted in The
election Of The Peoples candidate, Genl.
James Ii. Hammond. who, | feel satisfied
WIZ dt'lbit 'itisSit iu u u wa W.
benefit his naive state aud 10 honor TO him
self. Mr.. J. D. Wilherspnon Of York.
has been elected Lieut.. Governor.
was extremely sorry 10 see an article
in The Charleston Mercury relative to Judge
Buffers having been n candidate for The
Office Of ". 5. Senator; it must certainly
have been published through mistake. as
| have been assured by his friends. he has
never allowed any person TO use his name
rar that purrose; his usefulness OH the
bench ouss, 10 be n sufficient guarantee
for his CONTINUANCE in that honorable ca.
paciry.
cannnt rs yc; fnl out. how they will
lay oil the districts. they oil appear 10 he
of opinion that Edgetic!d aud Abbev!llc
will be separated should it be the case,
you have had hold Of The " right calf"
will. should ! remain here. give you a
strict account Of the actions Of our delega-
ton. who, as yel. have Stood up to the
rack like men. aud | feel no hesitation in
saying they will oil acqui, themselves with
! credit, or never asoiu ask the assistance of
plNET WOODS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
From our Correspondent.
COLUMBIA. Deer. II

~'DLt Nbih. icC'. ~.
SIR. Editor -knowin. vour anxiety 10
procure all the intelligence YOU possibly
can. for the benefit Of your patrons, ! will
rive Won n skclch OF any irsi visit 10 the
Capiiol Of our beloved State, AT this. the
very busy tine Of lie, arinng the political
nahol,s and wire workers Of our land. !
mus, inform YOU, before proceeding Too far,
tina, | am neither looking sr an Office Tor
myself. ur using my interest for Il friend,
bu: having the horrors, accustomed by the
=. low price Of Cotton" ! determined 10
drive Them Of. by becoming "a locker on
in Venice" After n hard drive. | arrived
nj Mr. Ms. Hotel in this Town. about sun
down. in my carriage, and before my boy
could alight aud open my carriage door, |
was cordially taken by the hand by a per
fec, stranger. who politely cnquired after
my health, DC. On my alightins. | was
escorted in,n the hotel by abuu, half n Joz-
en-. apparently gentlemen. who we're as
polite and oiIicious, in assisting me in dof-
ling my ovcrcoar. &c, as If they were all
my old crnuies; as soon as they 80, INC
fairly rid OF my cx,ra ':appinss, they all
appeared very anxious 10 know what dis.
Irict | had the honor to rep7cscst. wcs
completely al a loss in what way To answer
them. when fortunately | espied our wor-
thy Senator Maj. J, sitting by n comfor,a-
bile FIRE. who on recognizing me immcdi-
ately came forward and rid me of my new
acquainIanccs, by Introducing ne 10 all of
them. as Ole Of his constituents. ! imnc.
dia,ely found oul they were all Office seek
ers. Thinks ] 10 myself, gen,lemen you arc
holding of the wrong calf" | passed
n very agreeable evening with the Major,
aid other gentlemen ofour~ delegation, who
very kindly advised me how TO conduct
myself during my stay, so aslo enable mo
TO avoid being pcs,ercd by office seekers.
! therefore put myself on my guard TO
meet those hungry expccIant-, who. il is
said. have all ''duue service to The Stale"
whether in the tented field or her councils
know not; hut so it is, all those who are
laying their claims before the Legislature.
cry out. if they do NOT receive what they
ask for, lha, Republics are uncratcfui.
find the members pays but monslrous lit
tie attention TO those office seekers. and
are talking loudly Of abolishiug some of
the finest Offices in their gift. Oh. ain,
it hard that all our good citizens who are
seeking Office cannot be satisfied? Our
Treasury has plenty of money; give il to
the needy-dou', hoard it Up, we will new
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
Gold Com The amount Of Cold coined al
The Min, at Dahionesa, during this year. ii is
said, will amount, To abou, $500, 900.
From orr Correspondent.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 5, lSI3.
We are getting up 10 our head and
cars, in matters Of Legislation. but | am
rather of the impression nothing OF impor-
,aucc will be done, as there is so much
elcetioneerins here. Upon the subject"f a
Senator to the Congress Of The Uri'ed
States, Mr.. Calhoun's resignation which
was referred to the Committee of Ways
and Means, was reported on TO day. aud
will be taken up for consideration lo. NOR
row. the report is Oh able me-. mud recon-
mend a set Of resolutions complimentary
u ,ha, distinguished Senator and p"lili-
cian. all of which will pass, ! suppose
unanimously.
Rober, Quash Pinckacy is elected Sec
rotary ofSlate. Thomas Frean Surveyor
General. W. had AL interesting contest
for Governor to day, on account OF The OPP
position and unwillingness on the part Of
many to support Gen. Hammond. tue
friends Of Col. Allstop, urged his claims
contrary TO the wishes and will Of that gen.
tleman, which was expressed in a beauti-
ful speech in the face Of the Legislature a
few moments before The ole was taken,
bu, Notwithstanding his request, That he
would take il as a personal favor il his
friends would not vote for him." became
very near being elected, the result was US
follows, Hammond eighty three, and Ais.
,on seventy six, eighty one (Si) being a
majority. consequently Hammond was
elected by o majority Of two votes
From the report of the Committee Of
Ways and Means, on the report of the
Comptroller General. it is a source of cou-
graduation to the country on a state Of
things so aatterius and encouraging to the
interest OF the people generally. We have
a balance IN the treasury Of fifty Two thou
sand seventy -four dollars and eighty two
cents, (S52, 074, 49, besides the amour, of
unsuspcnded appropriations. thrown hack
in the treasury BY Gov. Richardson, oihe
amount OF aboui ten thousand (SiO,OOO)
dollars. which follows rs a matte. ofcourse
that We have plenty OF money in The
treasury, and our taxes will moi be raised
the present year. So far as am concerned
! will use my influence TO reduce them.
We have made a sweep al all salaried Off
GERS, and wish 10 reduce them TO tho pro.
per standard. according TO the hardness Of
the times. there is no move rs yet as 10 The
time for IN adjournment, j suppose we
will though. be able to &c, Oft in time 10
cat our Christmas Dinners. and wind up
with 4 rabbi, hunt and Egg Nog,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

Ceaon.-A,A Augusta the prices still continues
to range from a 70 81 cts; principal sales were
made n, g 10 81; ordinary u told; m~iddlinS
s 10 50; middlins fair and fair 50 to 6i, and
choice square bales 81 TO : cts.
A, Columbia the prices range from 8 TO q.
At Charleston tho receipts within the Ias,
seven days, amounted to 1890 bags, aud the
sales in the same time were 1920 bags. at
prices ranging from 5 TO 81. inferior 10 ordina'
~ ~ a Sd; middlins 10 middlins fart a Cd; fair
and fully fear 81 a "A; good fair and good 6 i
81 cents per pound.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
Land E0,. Sale.

"HE Subscribers will offer for sale on
III the frs, Mon'iny in January next, nt
Edgefield Cont House, 10 the highest bidder,
the Trac, Of Land know as the
MORGAN TRACT.
lying on the Martinlown road, and adjoining
lands Of Hollis Dun,on. Charles Price, John
Cheati,am and others. continuing one hundred
and twenty acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale, twelve months credit. noie
with approved securities will be required.
They also offer a, private sale, a tract Of land
lying on Mountain Creek, adjoining lnnds Of
John B. Round,ree. C.. Cicgg and Others rom
tanning about three hundred acres. more or less,
with comfortable Improvements Cor n small
family. This tract. If not sold by tho first Mon
day in january next, will be rented 10 the high
est bidder, for the ensuing year.
q. L. & E. PENN.
Dec u, IS42 c Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

A, the late meeting of,he State Agricultural
Society, at Columbia. the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year:
Hon. Whi,emaph q. Seabrook, President;
Col. ". Brooks of Edgefcld, Chancellor Dun
lin Of All Saints. Chancellor Harper Of Fair
field, Gen. Gillespie Of Marlboro, and J. NJ.
Fielder, Esq. of Orangeburs. Vice Presidents;
DR.. Gibbes Of Columbia, Corresponding Secie-
,ary DR.. J. D. Davis of Fairfield, Recording
Secretary ". J. Taylor o. kershaw, Anuivrr.
sary Orator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

Tmposiiion.-We learn that the Hotel
keepers in Columbia have entered into n
combination 10 cxtort from the Members
OF The Legislature fwo dollars and a guar.
ter per day for Jourd.-This is a scanda-
lous imposition, when all kinds of mur-
keliuc can he lad al SO low a rate. II
these cxhorbi,ant charges are continued,
our citizens generally would do well 10
open their houses for the accommodation Of
members. They could do profitable bust.
ness a, orc dollar per day. Unless some
means are devised 10 correct this evil VIC
should not be as,onishcd If a motion were
made and carried To remove lie Seal oi
Government. Let our citizens look to il.
Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
eN0THGE.

wv ASs
4 WILL sell to the highest bidder II The
Il larc residence of Susan Burkhalter
deceased. on Thursday the 29lh Instant.
All the personal estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of three Negroes, Mules, Hogs.
Sheep. Stock Of Cattle, Plantation Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TANDY BgRkHALTER.
administrator.
Also a, ihe same time and place. all the
personal estate Of Marin BurkhalIer,
deceased, consisting Of one Rifle Gun.
two Hoses. Cora, Fodder, Oats. and
Household Furniture.
Terms. n credit of Twelve months, pur.
chasers 10 give notes with two approved
securities.
TANDY BURKlIALTER.
administrator.
Dec. 10, 1912 C &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

a, a meeting of tho Board of Trustees OF the
South Carolina College, on the evening OF the
9Th inst, our worthy ,owusman, DR.. VI. La
borde, late Secretary Of State. was elected
Professor. to Gl the Chair Of Philosophy. ofBel-
les lctires and Rhe,ori:, which had been vaea'.
ed BY the elevation Of Professor Henry to the
Presidency of,he College.
Col. A. II. Pemnerton. has been reelected
by the Legislature Public Printer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

in Hiica.ion.-Thc New York Auro-
"a, an independent aud able little neutral
paper, casts a keen clear eye occasionally
around the horizon. and notes its obscrva.
tious with deliberate impar,iality. Here
is one Of .hcm.
Mr., Cdthoun.-Wc arc every day more
and more convinced that the nomination
of this gentleman by the Democratic party
is amongst The inevitable events Of The
day. Mr.. Von Buren, seems 10 have been
entirely lost sight Of in the growing en-
thusiasm for the spokesman Of South
Carolina" With a clear field. aud Mes.
srs. Clay and Calhoun as the rival cham
pions, il will be n glorious conlrSl-snme.
thing to m9kc tive blood Of The opposing
armies flow with 4 lreer aud more eener-
Gus impulse, and keep on, Of sight Tor The
lime being, the mcanucsscs OF partisan
welfare.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
Correspondence Of The Charleston Courier.

I've
Though the Presidents message l'as
no, been officially, nor generally promul-
gated. yeI it has been privately circulated,
and has. | believe. been sent to individuals
atthc North. | have seen several persons
who have read the message. 1t makes.
they say. about four and half columns OF
the Madisonin7. ltcongraIulaies The coun-
try on the ratification OF The Treaty with
England exhibits a very favorable view
Of the revenue FOR the year; shews q small
surplus at the beginning Of The next year:
recommends The adoption Of n warehou-
sing system. aad some other notifications
of The present Tariff; aud urges very
strongly The Exchequcr scheme. That is
about the substance Of il.
The intelligence OF Dir. Calhoun's in
ieded retirement from the Senate at the
end Of the present session was received
here yesterday and i, ia considered that
he is certainly TO be a candidate for the
next presidency.
Mr.. Adams will occupy the rest OF the
session with abolition petitions. In tho
mean time distress is increasing-apd TO-
brcco is selling in the western states nj .
cts. hogs at ] cent, per h.. and corn a, 3
ccrts. per bastcl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

Hc,c Il Hlppcnei.-Al the rcsen, Stale
election ia New York, Albany city and
county, very much TO the surprise Of both
parties. gave a large Wing MINORITY.
The Albany Evening Journal. the leading
Wing paper there. speaking of Ihc result,
linus explains it,
I'VE cannot, in view Of our great and
glorious Triumph, forbear 10 say that such
OF our colcrcd ,t,rzcus as enjoy a freehold
qualification vindica,rd lhcir.. patrioti0m &
integrity by polling Wing votes"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
liar MONY GROVE
ESACAA Id D. L.

u ~ ~ .
FENfiiS Institution. located nn the road rom
Il Edgrfc!d e. II. To Cambridge, near the
residence Of DIR. Nicholson. has been in sue.
ccssful operation during The prc-en, year. nm.
der the direction oi Miss l.. II. Gug. and will
be continued 'f"r ilhc;cnsnins ycar under her
superintendent.
The patrons cf this Institution feel srntifcd
in sinIing that they have been highly pleased
in the improvement which their cbi'dien have
received. IN their several studies. under tho dis
rcc,ion of this, accomplished lady and iurni.he
them the pleasure Of giving the community the
assurance. ilInl nothing will he omitted on her
part to give every facilily.,n the improvement
Of those who may be committed to her care.
Special attention will he devoted 10 the morali.
~ Ms well az th, intellect aud physical condi.
ton Of the Young Iau.cs. The !realIhlulness Of
this location is undoub,ed.
Boarding can he obtnincn q; S. per month.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Tho elementary and higher En-.
glish Branches, a, Sc p per Or.
Music. IL DO q" "
French. 6 90 " "
Use of Piano. 50 Z"
Nov 80 81 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
adminisarator,s, Sale.

A GREEaDLY 10 aD Order from tue Or
"a binary q Edgefeid District. l shall offer
for sale on "Wednesday the 2sth instant, at the
late residence.0fT Thomas S Grafton. deceased.
a part Of The Personal Estate Ct said deceased.
consisting Of Horses, Cattle. Hogs. de-; Plan
;n,ion T,oIs fall kinds. Household and ki,ch-
en- Furniture, aeon 4 credit Of II months.
JOSEPH GRAFTON.
Oec - 1870 &c 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

nv Reuorai.-Onr Office has been removed
to the upper par, of the house at present &C.
cp,,cd ty Mr.. Presley as a Dry Good Store.
The entrance 10 the office is by al OUTSIDE
eight OF steps.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

TWe acknowledge the rcceip, ola copy
of the Daily Journal of both Houses of the L.
,isl,,ure. and some other public
fiom our friend DR.. Il. c. Griffin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

E.IJNEsT IELU DIS ItIO
Vincen, d. Cosburn, Applicant,
Joseph Parker X others. Defcn'ts. }
EFT appearing TO my satisfaction that Joseph
Parker. benjamin Parker, William Parker.
lIezckiah Barnes, In!ley and wife Ira.
cv, reside without, the limits of this State. tits
therefore ordered, that they do appear and ob.
ice, 10 the division or sale Of n tract oflnnd de.
y;scd TO the above named persons by William
Robertson deed, onoT before the twcniy-si1,h
day OF December next, or their consent To the
same will be entered Of record.
Given under my hand, n; my Office, this 9Th
day Of October. 1872.
OLIVER TOWLES. o.E.p.
Oct. I'm &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

To Ccrresponden,s.-''A Parent and "a
Teacher has been received, but we will not
be able to publish them until aftc, the ADJOURN
men, Of the Legislature. as our columns w'l'
DO crowded with the proceedings OF tina, Oody'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

o.. S. Scnae.-Hon. W.T.. ColGnit has been
elected by the Georgia Legislature, MS Senator
in Congress. for six years, from the fourth Of
March next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14

nR. e. J. MINIS has removed his Aro-
EV TaEcARY SHOP 10 Lac Range. next door
10 MIR. n. J.. Grifin's.Law Office. and near Mr.
Compty's Hotel.
Those indebted to him either by note or ac-
connt, by calling'soon can~haye n chance to
paw them, if DOT. they will fiud them with his
neighbor in a Range Of Las.
EEDTCAL OFFICE of DRs. E. J. MINIS
and JoHs G. WILLIAMS La,o Range, next door
to Mr. Coinpty's Hotel.
TO RENT.-The House n, present occu.
pied by bir. John. Covur. Apply To
FL. MINIS.
Dec B,'ISi2 tf 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
.gdaninisIrMSo,.,s AaIe.

EPf permls-'"G "t the Ordinary OF Edgeield
LID District. we shall proceed to sell. at pub
lie auction. all the personal estate Of Burrcii T..
Hobbs. deceased. namely, fifteen Negroes.
Mules. Horses. Cotton. Corn, Fodder. &c, \,
the late residence ofdecsa>ed. on TueSduy27th
Of ..Decembor next Also viii be rented tho
Th"rmond tract of land. 10 the highest bid
der. for one year. A!so. eleven Negroes. Cat.
tie. Hogs. Cotton, Corn. Household and Kiicl,-
Ell Furniture, &c, 1.-THE plantation oidcccnsc,!.
OH Cuffcc,"wn creek. an Friday. 30ih Dccrrr
be- next. Al the latter place and date. VIC
shall rent the plantation of deceased Tor one
year. T.rms-Cash fnr all sums below $40.
and II months credit Tor all sums over $40.
notes with Two approved -nrci,e- bcin. givcn.
LAURA Ann HOBBS.
JAMES 5. HARRISON.
administrators.
Nov 81 " 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
TO Rent

TO Rent
NOR the next year, on favorable terms, tho
IL building at present occupied By DE
J. Minis. ns n Drug Store. |, is well adaprcd
to the above business. 1t is also sni,ablo for n
Dry Good or Shoe Store. or for other purpos.
es Apply 10 p. +. LABORDE.
Nov 81. ls+2. n IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
Nov 81
GREENWOOD ACADEMIES.

CNhLIs w UUU ACAULlNlkO,
NTTE have the pleasure of informing Our
w friends and tho public generally. that
the following arrangements have been made ia
these Institutions inr the following year.
The Classical Department will bo conducted
by Sir. JAMES l.. LEsLxY.
The English Made Department by Mr.. WI.
LIAM ADAMS.
The Female Department by Miss LrrT
BRowS.
The Musical Department By Miss La1is..
CARTER.
The Scholastic year WILDE divided into two
Sessions Of five months tnch.-The First Seq
sion commencing on tho H., Monday 10 Janua-
~ the Second. OF tho 2nd Monday in July.
Students will hc admitted al my time during a
Session. but will be bound To- continue until
the close Of that Session and will be charge.
able with. nj least. nne Quarters Tuition. No
applicant can enicr either Of the Male Schools.
unless he have q Certificate ofsood mora, char.
acicr.
RATES CT TUITION FER SESSION..
In the Classical Department. S,S m
In the English Male Department.
from 50 To "a M
In the Female Department, from
So IN ,c m
III Tue Musical department, gO 90
OF the use o' 'ne flan". = %
For Contingencies. in each Department. 70
Tuition per Session. payable in advance
Board hon 81 10 IS per month.
l.. GRIFFIN.
a. WALLER.
r. J." WHiTLoCE,
T. Is. BYRD.
NJ. UACEETTr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
Dec. lJ, 1879

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
VIM. B%runson, Admir-.
vs..
Ann r. Gloscock.
G. l.. & E.. Penn, Il Co.,
The Same,
10Y an order from the Court Of Com
I'D mon Pleas; iu!the above stated cases,
| shall proceed 10 sell Mt Edsefeld Cour,
House, on the FIRST Monday in January
next, tho following negroes to wit: Wash,
Fills, Gustus. and Marian.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. f.. d.
Dec. IS. 1912 tS2 35) c 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
RATES OF BOARDING.
At TIE
MANSION HOUSE,

WHE Subscriber informs his friends and
IL tie public generally. that he will enter
tain bis customers, according 10 the times, for
the ensuing year, q, tie following rates. viz
Boazd md lodging per month. Sl2 50
Do withou, do dn DO 10 90
Do for Horse. do do 10 10
For Transient Customers.
Board per Day. 81 on
Do per Meal. 81
Lodging. %
Horse per Day 50
Single feed,for Horse. 25
Children and Servants half price.
Edge6eld c. II 5. e. Dec IL. 1882 TAG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-14
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Rich. iiankinson & Wife, App'ts,

Mary Glover. and Others, Derdrs.
pY " an order from the Ordinary Of
.aD Edscfcld District ! shall proceed TO
sell ar Edge6cldiC House, on the first
Monday in Novcmbct next, Lamb, Of the
cs,ure Of Jcihro Glover, deceased. situate
in said district. OH Town Greek, adjoining
lands Of Wndc Glover. Willy Glover.
Glen Cox, and others. containing three
hundred aud Fifty ncres, mere or less. To
be sold on a credit of,welve months, with
interest from date. purchasers TO give bond
and personal security. aud a mortgage Of
the premises to The Ordinary. Costs TO
be paid in cash
S. CHRISTIE. S. Ell
Dec. IS, 1912, [s3 O0l c &c