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NOTICE.

HT AFING disposed OF our Stock OF Goods
LEI to Messrs. GOODE & LYON the firm
OF BRYAN e. MINOR, is this day dissolved.
except so much relates to settling the baS,.
ness nf the concern. All those indebted TO 10.
are informed that their Notes and Accounts will
be found u, The store Of Msssrs. Bland 81 Bas.
Ter, which mas, be settled by The FIRST day OF
February next, 10 enable Us To close The busi.
ness of the concern. After which time thoy will
be placed in the hands Of an Attorney.
BRYAN G. MINOR.
Lang l9
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Piano Forte Tuner & Re-
EnASnekea

a ARON A. CLARKE. woa,ld respectfully
IA inform hs friends aud the pubit' general
", that he attends to the business OF Repairing
and Tuning PIANO FORrES. q, the shnricsl
Eotice. Those desirous o: has professional scr.
vices, will be waited ON, b. addressing him at
Edgefeid C. II. So "a.
Reference can be had. iG necessary. to GER
iiica;e from under the hand Of sir. E. 3 Ba.
con. who has been long known us Teacher Of
Music. and large number fihe mos,respec,a-
bis citizens Of the State.
Jan 10 3us 81
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Notice.


gHyHE Copar.nership heretofore existing be.
q tween the subscribers under the firm Of
G l.. & Z. Penn & Co. was dissolved on The
frs, day of January. 1912. by mutual consent.
All those indebted TO the concsrn by noto or
book account, are requested to make prompt
payment, as aslungerindulgence viii notbe given.
G. L. PENN,
( EDM'D PENN,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
The business will be continued NJ the Old
siand by G.. L. G. E. Penn. We are thankful
to nnr friends for their former patronage, and
wiitry and make 1t 10 tlicir interest TO continue
the same. We shaIl r.plenish our stock in the
spring. and will sell the present remaining
stock very low fos cash, or on credit TO pune
'''-' G. L. PENN.
EDAi'D PENN.
Ian 10 II 81
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SheriT's Sale,

UDY virtue of sundry wins Of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias, shall proceed tn sell at Edge
field Court House. on the frsI Monday and
Tuesday Of February next. the following
property:
John S. Allen, vs.. Margaret Osilyie,
John A. Whate, and Cary Patterson. The
tract of land where defendant Oailvie lives.
l.. Giddings. VS.. Thns. K. Brackenridge.
aud Le.sis Ellzey. one tract nl laud adjoia.
ing Il. Morris, A. Pond, and others, levied
on as the property of Lewis Ellzey.,
Pena & Branuou, vs.. Harrie, Murlin.
240 acres of land. more or less, where de
fcujanl lives. adjoining lauds ofJames Stall
maker, aud oIbers.
George Parrot. Us. Wiley Milton, Jas.
g. .. Wilkinson. aud Dawson Atkinson.
700 acres of laud, more or less, adjoining
A. Whailey and others, levied on as The
property of D. Atkinson.
Rogers & La,irpcr vs.. Hollis Dunion,
six degrees. Peter, Lewis. William, Allen.
John and Nanny.
Treadway & Blinn vs. the same, the
above described property.
'"S
the above described property.
Joseph Lloyd VS.. Gu,heridge Thur
mnnti, two negroes, Phillis aud Rachel.
BurreI E. Hobbs vs. the same, the above
described property.
Virgin. Bull & Co. VS.. Rudolph Car
ter. Que negro, Dick.
Robert Carlisle VS.. the came, The above
described property.
Tarpin & De Anlignac VS.. Charles B.
Garter, one hay Horse.
Goodwin, Harrington 6, Co. VS.. Sam
uel Lowery, one roam Horse
John Knox vs.. Lewis Sawyer, one gray
Horse.
Bland. Catlin s. Co. assignee, VS.. E..
NJ. l. +. II. Foor, one negro man.
Amer p. Jones, for Robert Y. Jones vs.
A. II. Hodges, and WIN. w. ioor, one
negro man. Bill.
Clark & Clark Us. John Presley, one
black Horse.
Terms Cash.
s. CHRISTIE. S. ED.
Jan l2 81 so
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Mount Willing Academy,

FENHE Exercises OF tins Institution viii 10
L opened. on the first Monday in !anu ary
next. under the direction Of Mr.. John K. John
slnn. whose long experience in Teaching and
correct department. yyc trust will enIIte the in.
sti,u,ion to large share of public confidence.
TERMS oY TUrTfoS:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, per
qnnrt.:r OF IL weeks, S3 10
English Gra,nner. Geography. 90
Philosophy, Chemistry. Latin and Creek
Languages, 90
Surveying. 10 90
To be paid in advance.
Good Board may be obtained from So to 90
per month.
]. B. SMITH. Ckaiyman.
J.. II. WILSON, Treasurer.
A. SIMKtNS,
II. c. iiERI.ONG,
4. $. DoZIER.
Trustees.
Dec % II ~
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31OVBnt EnOln Acatleunv.

TUyHE Subscribers take pleasure IN anB"unc.
-IA ing io the public. thar Mr.. Joas KNOX
will take charge Of Mount Enon Academy, the
ensuing year.
We deem il unnecessary to saw any thing
with regard TO Mr.. KnoI's qualifications. as he
is we'll known in different parts fthe State, as
an experienced and successful Teaehr. The
Academy ls near Colemafi's = Roads, In We.
ry healthy section Of country. sa6reIy removed
from places Of dissipation.
Good Boarding can be obtained in the neigh.
borhood. r. COLEMAN.
8. GUIGNARD,
J. c. READY.
Jan. S, 1912. 90
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sRz0saev is WHtgs.aeGE.

FUNHE Subscribers luke Ii,is method OF re.
Il turning their ;,rok- &" hhnra! public.
amt respectfully soiIcip continuance Of their
patronage.
Blu, at III" same time we are under the ne.
cessity OF calling upon rhosc Indebted to us to
come forward aud I,quiGaie their Notes aud Ac.
counts immediately, AZ IT is utterly impossible
for us to 20 on with business. unless our cusio-
mers pay us more punctuully. The extreme
pressure OF the times render this absolutely ne
cessaTy.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
Ian 10 # 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Cheap Lsuing The farmers Of Illinois,
il is stated, are obliged TO take cen. and a
bali q pound for their pork, or they could
not raise money 10 pay their taxes-aud
very good turbeys may now be hough, ip
Cincinnati for twenty-five eeu,s ahead
and eoa,l chickens for dollar dozen, aa
poor ss the mopeyis,
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Esysa .NOsSce.

A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF Jesse
"a Hobbs. late of Edgefeld District, decd.
are requested To make paymen, by return day IN
March next. and those having claims against
said estate are. requested TO render them in pro
perly a,,es,ed, within the tine prescribed by
law. E. DEVORE, Admir-.
Ian. ~. Is12. 81 tf
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ND TECE.

oV " II n SASe
YHyHE SUBSCRIBER will proceed to sch
H at his residence near Liberty Hill on
Thursday tho 9Th inst. twelve or thirteen like
" NEGROES. valuable trae, Of LAND.
known us the Wihorn tract containing -Four
hundred aud Five acres, Thirty or Forty head
OF CATTLE, HOGS. SHEEP. Household
and kitchen FURNITURE, &c. &C., on a Gre
dit until the frs, day of January next. Pur.
chasers required to give notes with approved
seccrity. BEVERLY BURTON.
Jan. S, ls42. 81 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

Rail Road Coaventisa u. S. MaiLs.s
&c.-Itwill be recolicc,ed by our reaaer.
iha, the Post Master General, IN ms las
report made, suggested the necessity -
goyernmea, making sumo arranee'iipn
with the various rail road and s'eamoos.
fines. WHICH would secure the pergianen'
TRANSPORTATION of the mails in time OF Peace'
and in case of war the conveyance OF troops.
,,of,r;al &c. aud that the Secretary OF
W., .r,.r,sined similar We've FOR iie
,,,rnose of. digesting this subj ,ct. and 90, :.
p":n;o. ,ha7 ooiuions Of those interested
80 - ;ns;, a,;on was extended TO the several
corpora,ioas ,hronghont The Union, 20 mee.
in Convention at Washington, wh'en was
yerv generally accepted, aud the eonvea
,;on was organized in that ciry on Sa'ur-
Jsv last. by The selection Hf DIR. sheppard
~ virgi,,ia. as President. and Gen. fa'-
,a,.ouF of North Carolina. as Secretary.
N.,rlv forty different rail roads were rep
,ossnted. either by their presidents or dele
gates. -. ~ &C.
General was Informed that The convention
were prepared. to go to business. when a
communication IVES presented from that
officer. entering inro details, explanatory
of his views Of what measures should no
adouted to accomplish the desired object.
| Full discussion followed. eliciIine the npin.
| ions OF The members Of Nhe convention. q
we are happy to say that general. in
desd unanimous desire on their part. was
expressed to NEE, the views of The gov
erument. The convention appointed a
| Commi,,eeof six. viz: Louis Mclean. OF
| Maryland; DR.. Sheppard. Of Virginia ;
/ Gov. Dudley, of N. c.; John p. King, ol
Georgia; Mr. Rockwell nfconn and Nj.
Bliss. of Mass, TO confer with The Post
Master General. and Gx on The basis Of q
bill to be proposed To Co grcss, by which
the governtn"n, can secure the permanent
use of The rail roads Throughout, the Union,
for the transportation Of the mails, and
also troops, munitions Of war, &c.-ChGT'
CoIr.
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NOtifc.

IVVIuNOo
a Ii peraons ind,,bredro 10 Charles A. Do,vd.
"A. deceased srre urgently requested 10 mako
immediate payment. as the affairs OF his estate
are in such situation Us TO render indulgence
impossible and which mus not be expected
Also. all persons hating demands against said
estate will present Them property and lawfully
atles,cd. WIN. BRUNSON, Admir-.
Dec II Il IS
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EdSeficad Male Academy.

EdSelic1d Male Academy.
FEyHE Trustees Of this Institution have tho
q pleasure to inform the public. that they
have engaged the services Of Dir. ZGDocK ID.
CofrRELt lof the ensuing year. who will open
the School on The first Monday in January.
Mr.. Colitell comes we'll recommended. as
Teacher ofeIperieuce and ability. Ths terms
Of tuition will be tie same as last ycai. viz
PER On.
For the Classical Department. includ-
ing the higher branches Of Maihema-
tics, $40 90
For the English Department. including
English Grammar, Geography, &c. z 30
For Reading. Writing. aud kri,hmetic. S 90
The Trustees assurs the public that partitu-
lar attention will be paid 10 the moral deport-
men, OF the pupils ssnl 10 this Institution.
r. H. WiRDLAW.
mo. LIPSCOMB, r
N. l.. GRIFFIN. '
}. TERRY.
Dec. 2s 80 d
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NOTICE.

HUR friendsin the Country. and elsewhts6
Y are informed that the death Of our iasS
friend and Co-partner, Doctor Charles n. Hill;
will not derange ,heTeguiaY routine Of our bu
sinees ct al, as !, wilI be continued BY ths suc
viviug Copartuer under the came firm nanne.
MURRAY & HILL.
Pr. J.H. MURRAY.
Surviving CopsItney.
Oct q. 6@
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To nSeme.

TSOR the ensuing year. the HOUSE for.
u mery occupied by C. A. Dowd. as
Store House. 4 good House and q good Sand
for Tho Mercantile Business. For particulars
apply to the subscriber.
A. BLAND.
Dec - r 81
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WANTED

n N APPRENTICE To .he Printing busi-
N noas A boy from 1870 Is years Of age,
who can read and write, Of good moral habits,
Apply at this Office.
Jan. I2, 1872.
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For Sn1e.

FOT S6IGe
FHVHE Subscriber offers Cor Sale the well
known House in Aiken. fronting on the
Rail Road. and known us MARSH'S Ho-
TEL. The hnase has been KEEP, as Public
House for several years. and contains 10 ronlls
duublc md single. The greater portion ofthem
with FIRE places. Upon the premises aro like
WISE MI necessary out buildings. kitchens. ne
gro houses and s,ubIing for 100 horses. in the
ward is an excelen, well Of water.
Terms one third cash. the balance on q credit
of one and two ycars.
Also-Forty or City unimproved Lots, hand.
somoly sitnaied. within tl,e corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply tn
JOHN MARSH. Aikca.
Deco tf IS
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p0fsersy5lse.

WTJE have oh aimed good Blacksmiih,. on
w Wagons and Plantation Tools, and shall
be glad to work for our neighbors and friends
J. GIBBS &c co.
Jan. 10 9 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
n. Huichison, Cashier, }

vs.
II. w. Sullivan.
10y IN order from The Court Of Common
I'D Pleas, will proceed TO sell in the
town OF Hamburg. in tho above case. on
Wednesday the 26'b inst, the following
properly, viz: No. 1873. having 50 feet on
Cook street. and $50 feet on TiIinnn-stre
lot M. LA. having 50 feet on Cook. street,
aud 1909 on Tillmau5trect. Terms ni
sale- A credit Of twelve months, the pur-
chaser 10 give bond and personal security.
and mortgage Of the properly; the pur
chaser to pay for all papers necessary in
completion of his title.
S. CHRISTIE. s. E. D.
Jan. 8. ls42. (S3 COY St so
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Jan 10
,R1F5CP.

Notice.
A IL persons indebted To the late Ransom
"A. Hamilton. deed. are requested 10 make
payment, and nil those having demands agains'
The estate are requested to render them ia pro.
perIy a,,es,ed to the subscribers, within the
time prescribed by law
J, b. HAMILTON, .ar,-s
s. COSNAHAN,
Jan. 10. .leis 81 G
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DY OLIVER TOWLES- Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, NJ. Grahum hath applied TO
me Tor Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods aud chauels, rights
and credits of Ellen Graham, late Of the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These ARE. therelnr", to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. To he aud appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Cour, for
the said Dislric, TO be holden at Edgeheld
Court. House on The 3lsi day Of January
I5i2. 10 show cause. ifany, why the said
Administration should no; be grained.
Given under my hand aud seal this l4ih
day Of january, one thousand cigh, hun,
dTed and forty two. and IN The six,Y-sixih
yearoI american Independence.
o. TOWLES. o. Z. D.
Jan. 10, 1912. 81 l2i b 81
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State of South CARROLL, a.


State Of South CarOlliia.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Wm. Pruthro. vs.
G. II. Taylor.
NATlLL BE SOLD on the 2s,h of Jan.
w uary, inst., in the town Of Hamburg.
The interest of g. Fl. Taylor, in 200 Bed
s,eads in an unfinished s,ale. Two H"rses.
one Carryall Wagon and Harness, some
materials for Cotton Gins, one Sijehoard,
and various ether articles of Household
Furniture,
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. ED.
Jan l2 3r 50
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Cash 5V'Nle9e6l,
JAMS
Reni0UNl.
Mrs. E, M, D0Wd, Agent,

EEAS removed Ier stock OF MILLINERY
FL GOODS, TO the Store opposite Messrs.
Bland tE Buffers, and next door to Moasrs.
Scranton & Meigs. where she viii h' happy to
wait upon her friends aud former customers ~
usual. She returns her thanks fos pasi favors.
Jar5 G 40
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25 likely Young Negroes,

Horses. Mules. Hogs. Cattle and Sheep, and
quantity Of Gotten, Corn. Fodder, and Oats.
Wagons and Carts, Plantation. Blacksmith.
and Shoeinakess Tools, and u variety oil othes
articles, &c. &c. Purchasers 10 give no,ee
with two approved securities.
JAMES TOMEINS, Executor.
isC 40
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Jan 10
sale Of Town Lots.

;sSnOSE Interested, are informed that
MY sa,c of Town Lois, &C., will be
con,inued accoraiii:ss to previsaa notice, on
the 18th iusr.. at which DGle, all those n
.teresied will please attend.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, Jan. l:3. 1912. 81
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
B. A. Wallace, ys. !
Moses Harris, Jr.
NMiLL BE SOLD at the house ofC.J J.
w Glover. on .he 3lsl January, inst.'
one lot Of Cotton.
Terms cash.
8. CHRISTIE, $. e. D.
Jan 12 81 so
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2ONO .4CRES.

which will be divided into two or more tracts.
The said land lays on Turkey Creek. portion
Of which IS low grounds, in high state Of cul.
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Penn q Brannon. 81 others,
,a. Beverly Burton.
WEiLL BE SOLD a, the house of Be.
w verly Burton, on the 9th January,
insf., ;he following property. viz one se,i
of Blacksmith Tools, Eve bales of Cotton.
one lot Of Seed Cotton. one Wagon and
Harness complete, four Mules, crop oI
Corn. and Fodder. End various other arli-
cles.
S. CHRISTIE. $. E. ..
Jan IL 81 so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-19

~The friends of ShUlbel
ATTAWAY, announce him as u candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector. OF Edgefeld Dis
srict.
Jcn.5 {! 30
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Executors Sale.

VNlLL BE SOLD on Monday the 24th
w inst. ut the late residence Of Col. John
Key, decd. OIL credi, Of one year. all the real
estate Of fsaid deceased. (no, specifically devised
by his Ias, will and testament consisting OF one
,rac, Of land. containing about
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
sHERlFFs SALE.

DY virtue Of two wriis of Oenditidni
exponas TO me, directed BY iheCOuit
Of Common Pleas, within and for Brown
county. Ohio, l will offer for sale, at the
front door Of the Courthouse in GnOrgeN
town, on Saturday the 9Th day of Oclo>
Der, l942, between the hours Of 10 aud A
O'Clock on said day, the following real es-
tale, to wit: A tract of innd lying and
being in Brown County and State Of Ohio
on the waters Of Whieoak Creek, being
part of Lewis Booker's survey M, l ll4O;
beglning at Two beeches northeast COR
ner of said survey; thence south, de,
gree west, lag poles to buckeye in the
original line; thence west, 29l poles 10
mn elm and two beeches; thence north,
lag poles to stake in Brokers line;
thence with his line east, 23l poles 10
the begining, being two hundred and six
ty.fve acres and SO poles Also, the fol
lowing tact, being part Of Lawrence
Trent's survey No. 9l2. bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at buckeye on the
cas-, hank Of Whileoak Creek. corner 10
John MeGowan and Charles CampbeIl'
thence east, % poles to a beech treei
thence north. 40 degrees east, 80 pnIes
10 crooked ironwoOd; thence north, "a
degrees so east, 23 piles TO beech
tree thence north, 5 degrees east, al
poles 10 a redoak; thence north 40 de.
-eraes l5' wesI, so po es too mulberry
and elm; thence west 25onles 20 beech
tree ;,,heGce sourh, 1874 8 10 poles, cross
ing Whiteoak a, 8 and l30 poles, to the
beginning: containing 81 acres and Il
poles, more or less.
10 be sold as the property Of Bonjamir
Applegate, at the suits of James Mckee
sg,inst Samuel Hannah, James Glvens
and BENJAMIN Applega'e &David Dsvott
against Samuel Hannah, Benjamin Ap
pIsgate and Vincent ApPlegste.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
b. G. o.
sheriff's efiicc. Sept. 81, lS42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

THE Fourteenth Volume Of the GEH ~iIl b
commenced on Saturday The Eighth of JanuaFy,
1912. For the liberal favor which our publea-
tion has received during the thirteen years Of its
existence, ,nurpatrOns have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subserip-
tions to the ensuing volume, with the eOnh-
dence that all who subscribe, will be satis6eT
that they receive IN return for the small expena.
afar greater value. We Te-assure the publ
that we shall be untiring in our exertions 81
render the GEM a volume Of interest and utilI
ty, a fund Of amusement and Of substantial anJ
lasting ef1lness.
We shall print large edition, and shall Be
able to supply new subscr bers from the com
meHcement Of the volume, at any time within
the current year.
TERMS-as heretofore; to those thar call a
the Office 81, 2l;--and 70 Mail subscribers, 81 %,
year. PAYMENT IN ADVANCE IiIIbe
required in every instance. Subscriptions IUiA
not be re7ei0ed for less Etan gear, G~d all sub
ssribeTS must commence at The 6eginn'ng Of the
uoIune.
AGENTS.-Auy person who will remit a.
Five Dollars, postage free, shall recsiTe six Co
pies for Ten Dollars. thirteen copies.
SHEPARD & STRONG.
RocnEsTEr, n Y, November, lslI.
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sIIERIFF's SAFE.
John w. Robinson s. ! Brown Common
Thomas Il. Shields, Pleas.
vs.: Venditioni Ex.

John W. Robinson g. ! Brown Common
ThOmsS l., Shields, :, Pleas.
vs.; ( Venditiohi Ex.
Nathaniel Moore Jr. ponns.
HY virtue Of writ OF Venditioni Er.
II POaGs, TO me directed by the Court
Of common Pleas, within and for Brown
county, Ohio. wilt offer for sale. al The
front door Of the court house in George.
town, on Saturday, the Sth day of Oclo-
her. 1912, between the hours Of 10 and
A O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate 60 VIII; Three acres of land, more
or less, in Clark township, Brown cou niy.
Ohio, bounded rs follows: Beginning at
stone in the State road, corner to lands
of Buller s. Jernagan, heretofore sold by
Nathaniel MoOrs TO them; thence with
their line south, 27i degrees west, 2S
poles 10 stone, corner lO N. MOOre's B
acre tract, aud corner 10 said Butler &
Jernag1n; thence with another of their
lines south, 59I degrees east, Is $40
pOlestO stone, another corner TO same !;
thence with The county read north, 2SI
degrees west, % poles TO the State road,
thence with said State road north, 59A
degrees west, 10 poles 10 The beginning.
On which is ersct d a Steam Saw Mill,
with the appurlansnces.
To be sold as The rea! estate of Nathan.
iel Moore, jr. in the above case. Terms
cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS. Sheriff; B. CO.
SheriH's Office. September 81, 1912
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sHERIFF,s sALE

RY virtue Of two wriis of Venditioni
ExPouas to me directed by the
COart of Common Pleas within and for
Brown county, Ohio, will offer for sale,
al the front door OF the Courthouse, in
Georgetown, on Saturday the Sth day
of October, 1912, between the hours Of
lO.and o'clock ON said day, The follow.
ing real estate, TO wit: A ract Of land
adjoining the town Of Ripley, part Of
James POage's survey No. AIS; begin
ming at Sake bearing south, 30 degrees
east, 4I poles fOm the most suulherly
corner OF fIact onaI 10 No. 20i in SAID
town; thsnce north As degrees east, 60
poles toa stake on me bank Of RedOak
Greek; thence south, 80 degrees east, 2l
poles loa Stone Oh the bank Of said creek |;
thence down the creek west, 90 poles 10
stake; thence sOuth,3 degrees west, 25
poles to a stake; thence north, 81 degrees
west, l6 poles to a stake; thence south +,
IS degrees minutes, west, 20 poles 5
links to the beginning, containing a.
cres.
TO be sold as the real estate OF Robert
Carr at the suits Of Poage and Kirker,
and James Gutherman's AJmr. against
said Carr.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHNJ. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
BIG. o.
Sheriff's Office. September Sd, 1912,