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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
VOLUME VII.
W. F. DuRIsoE. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

-H
Three Dollars per annum, If paid ia adrraee
-Three Dollars and FIFTY Gents. il not paid
before the expiration OF Six Mouths from the
date OF straightforward -Four Dollars IL aot
maid william twelve Months. Subscribers out
Of The State are required to pay in ddeaaee.
No subscription received for less than one
sssr. aud no paper discontinued until allcrrear-
ages are paid. excep, al the option Of the Pub
fisher.
An subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration OF the
year. -,
ANY person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same, shall receive
The sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements coLspicuousIy inserted nj e2a
cents per square. (l2 lines, orless,) for the firs'
insertion, and asa cents, for each continuance.
ThGss Published Monthly, or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad'
ver,isssneats not having the number OF inser,
TONS marked on them. will be continued until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
All Job work done for persons living at a
distance, mast BIZ paid for n, the time the work
l. done. or the ayrneni secured in the village.
All communications addressed to the Editor.
posi- paid, w1li be promptly and strictly attend
cd 20.
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2ose office Notice.

q LE persons indebted to me by note
Ia balos otherwise. must settle by the
25lii February next. Hereafter nc
credit gill be given in the Post Office, fol
Letters Papers, &c. AS no respect to
p~erson~wili be paid. none need apply.
ADVANCEMENT OF MAILS.
The augusta Stage arrives on Mondays
Thnrsday's and Saturdays. at half past o.
A.. ID. Mails closed the proceeding even
ings at5 o'clock.
Leaves for Augusta Tuesdays, Thurs.
days md Sundays, at u d. Mail closed
at II Am.
Aikea Stage arrives and departs as
above. txcep, i, arrives OF Tuesdays and
leaves on. Wednesdays.
Office opeu on Sunday from
la. NJ. 10 l p. NJ.
VI FRAZER, P. NJ.
lana. If 40
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Adnniraistrators Sale.

my permission Of 0. Towles, Ordinary
I'D Of Edge6eld District, I shall on Tues
day the 18th January. proceed to ieli al
,heilate residence of VIM. II. Yeldell, de-
ceased, all The personal property ofsaid de-
ceased. consisting Of twenly-foar likely
Negroes, Horses. Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Sheep, Corn, Fodder Oats, household
and kitchen furniture; alsn about twenty
FIVE bales Of Coton. together with niany
other articles not enumerated. The above
propeuglo DO sela ,e eR fbEfsfaseafss sbb e ths
required to give bond with two approved
securities. The plantation will also be
rented a, the same time and place.
L. II. MUNDAY. Admir-.
January 9. 1912 Ct 80
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Cbu tEsAb btc l.
ESY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary of EdgefeId District.
Whereas, James VI. Harrison, hath ap.
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods aud cha'lels,
rights and credits o Urinary Harrison, late OF
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased. TO he and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said Distric, TO be holden at Edgehcld
Court House on The 10th January, 1912,
to show cause. if any, why the said AID.
min,slralion should no, be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this ID
day of January, N thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. &in the sixty-se"en'h
year Of A merican Independence.
o. TOWLES, o.. F.. n.
Jan. 4. IS43. 81 l2d b ID
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire
I'D Ordinary of EdgeheId District.
Whereas. Wiley Zimmerman. hath ap-
piled to me for Letters Of Administration
Dehonis Non. on all and singular the
goods and chartcls, rights and credits Of
James E. Dawson, late of the District,
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular. The kindred and crcdi-
Tors Of The said deceased, to be and appear
before me, n, our next Ordinary's Court for
The said District TO he holden al Edgefeld
Court House on the 10th day Of January,
10 show cause, ii any, why The said Ad
nIinislration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Bird
day Of January. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. and inlhe sixty sevclh
year of Americas independence.
.. TOWLES, o. L. D.
Jan. ). (S2 l23l b 40
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NOTICE..

TpY an order from The Ordinary we
I'D will proceed TO sell. at the late resi-
dence of Caleb Holloway. deceased. on
Friday the 18th iusi., all Of his stock, con
sis,iug OF Horses. Cows. Hogs, PLANTATION
Tools. Corn. Fodder. and Household and
Kitchen Furniture. The terms Of sale to
be made known on the day Of sale,
ISAAC BOLES,
LEWIS BURNELL.
Jan, a, Ct 40
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THE PLANTER R,
DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, COY

IL
MERGE, NEWS. &c.
"HE above IS the title ola Paper which II
is proposed to establish u, the capitol of
South C~arolina-j.J J. Duhose. e~ditor-Dubose
81 Johnston, enthusiastically, and twice n
week dnring The session OF the Legisla,ure-on
IN imperial shse,-price 81 50 u year.
. The PLANTER will be the organ Of the
State Agricultural Society and It's uuxiliaries,
bn, will no, be devoted exclusively to Agricul-
ture The attention will be paid to general
news and the state ofthe Columbia aud Char.
lesion markets. which the growing trade and
consequence OF our town require. and the pro-
ceedings of the Legislature reported in n con.
densed form The editor will endeavor. by
giving q due portion Of his columns 10 li'era-
cure. morals. science. &c. TO make his publ
cation n pleasant and useful family pnper.
Payment to be made or the receIp, Of the
frs, No. To the publishers or any Of Their agents
in the different Districts
Jan 20
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Executors Notice.

A IL persc.:. indebted ,o the estate at VIM.
"a J. Glover. deed. either by Note or
Book Account. are requested TO come forward
and settle with Captain q. Hoard. with whom
The Notes and Accounts IRE deposited Tor col.
lection. !Aslon.cT Indulgence cannot be given,
those wishing To save cos, will do well 10 avail
themselves Of this opportunity, is the Notes
and Accounts will be PIT IN the lraids of an
officer lmr collection. without respect 10 per.
sons. Those having demands ngaius, the said
estate nrc requested to hand them in. legally
attes,cd.
CHARLES ]. GLOVER, Executor.
Dec. ~ If aS
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted TO the estate OF Dray-
"a ton Corne,t, decd, are requested 10
make paymcn, Immediately. aud those having
demands against said estate. are requested TO
render them in by the FIRST OF May. properly
nrss,ed. THoS. NICHOLS. Admir-.
Jana 2am2m 40
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Notice..

EyHOsE indebted to the late firm Of seran'
IL ton & Mcigs. are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber, at the store
Of messrs. Bland g. Butler. as longer indul'
gence cannot be given.
inn q At 80
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Notice.
NOTHSE.

A LII persons having demands against
lathe Estate Of VIM. II. Yellell, de-
ceased. are hereby notified TO render them
10 TO The subscriber duly a':ested, aud
those indebted to said Estate are requested
10 make immediate payment.
L. II. MUNDAY. Admir-,
January 2, 1912 q 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
Notice.
PRICES

FNHE low prices oil Coitpn. The scarcity
Il OF Money, aud The c~heapness of Ia
bour in almost every other branch Of trade, adj
monishes the Tailors in Edgefield Village. tia,
they too, must let their prices correspond with
the times. Under these circumstances and
having procured workmcn who are willing 10
work nj reduced rates, we invite OFT cus,o-
mers. aud the public generally. 10 call nnd exn.
raine our stock. and hear our prices. which shah,
be low for the same a%rlicles) us any slmilar
establishment in the Southern country.
GOnDE IL LYON.
Dec. >. 1872. # Al
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Fair a. Positive Notice.

F1HAT those who will neglcc, their duty.
IL may have no excuse. we anvil ourselves
Of this early opportunity. TO assure all those in.
dcb,ed TO us by Nate, shat unless they ure paid
previous to return day they will be indiscrimi.
i,a,eIv placed in the hands Of an Attorney for
collection.
BLAND & BUTLER.
Decr.2a &C As
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Notice.

MO person.. from this date. has any righ,
ly whatever. I" receive any amour, Of mo-
ney due me. without my order.
All persons who may be Indebted, fnr work
done q. the Saw Mill last year. are requested
no, to pay over any monies. until Mr. Holsen.
hack and the subscriber has settled their bust.
rcss. JOHN SWEARENGEN, Sen'r.
inn4 At 40
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a LII persons indebted To- rim c-:ale %!
IA h. T. Nicholson deceased, are r..
qucsted TO make immediate payment, as
The estate owes money. and in consequence
Of which we shall he compelled TO collect,
and all persons having claims agains, the
estate will present their demands duly
proven.
J. o. NICHOLSON,
d. r. STOR rHER.
administrators.
Dec. Is lf 10
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NOTHCE.

A Ii persons indebted TO the estate ofEllen
II Graham, decd, are requested TO make
paymen, by the FRS, day OF February next. and
those having claims against said estate to rem.
der them, by tha, time. properly attes,ed.
NJ. GRAHAM, Administrator.
/, Jan 2' 40
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New Boot g. Shoe Store.

VEHE Subscriber respectfully informs
II his friends aud the citizens ofEdge-
field Distric, generally, that on the 9th inst.
he will open a Boot and Shoe Establish
men, in the Town Of Edsedeld, where all
kinds Of work in his line will be neatly and
serviceably executed. 81
Good Hides Of every description will be
bartered for. or bought for Cash.
All persons indebted To me by note or
book account, are requested to come for
ward 10 pay up as | an very much 10
want of money and mol being very desi.
rous Of putting their accounts in the hands
Of an officer for collection.
MICHAEL l.. GEARTY.
January 4. 1912 St 40
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Notice.

SENlIE Suhscrbcr having determined 10
j. close hI- business, will. after tho Isl dag
Of J%innary. sell his remaining stock Of Boots.
Shoes. &c. for cash only, at prices To suit The
times.
JOHN HARRIS.
Dec. % If js
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO The estate OF
IN Joyce Culpcppcr deceased. will be
pleased to make immediate payment. as
we wish to close the estate, any demands
against The estate will be handed in duly
proven.
W A. STROTHER,
d. r. STROTHER.
Executors.
Dec. 70, 1892 'f56
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d

REMOVAL.
VAR. E. J.. MINIS has removed bis APo.
~ ruEcxRY SHor 10 Lao Range, next door
EfMr. N. L. Grifin's Law Gfics, and near Dir.
sontP enncr by no.e or ac-
CONT. BY calling soon can have n chance TO
paw them. il not. they viii! find them with his
neighbor in a Range Of La,o.
MEDICAL OFFICE Of Das. Z. J. MlMs
and Jouv e. WILLIAMS Lac Range, next door
to Mr.. Colnpty's Hotel.
TO RENT.-The House n, prcsen, occu.
pied by MIR. John Covar. Apply To
Ed. MINIS.
Dec II. 1912 a.
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.RdnainssiraeOr,s 9ueice.

Dec. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-05

sasps ACCOMMODATIONS 10 condition OF the - aem
y an "vuieous of Improper Of mercury. man
a'sf having been brought fully uBde influence
' m.nnahn existence for few years death
terminates their runerinr- = -
promnsn symptoms tenderness about mouth pains
IN e bones depression Of spirits
fnous and embrace wide rapy, aud ,
spread fearful Hitherto these have hag
medical skill but unfoe from the
OF nature which triumphs opposition.
s sarsaparl mos, invaluable medicine prepared wholly
rom vegetable material, will II timely admin
speedily cure serofou- similar diseasea b
h'e"s INTO the Circulating hub passing through the whole
anu assintatng itself with fbcs and tissue.
winch comprise the wonderful H. thu. that mercury
and M ELECTS are driven system by enabling the
'r 70 penonn Their functions properly restoring the pa
tent To sound and perfect health 49,
no particulars advertisements other city papers
repaired aud sold Wholesale and exploration by
~ n.shNDs & Co. Druggists aud Chemists, Granite buildings
no ss broadway OF Chambers street York
agent IN RICHMOND A. Duyal Roper Ander-
son Norfolk NJ A. Santos; and sold by Druggists rcneay in the
49, 49, - N' 800
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
ENCHANGE nIunHG

Thursday evening, per mai-Aexandra, Extra Class a34
Capital prizes 100000, 5000, 3OOO $500 1900 1904 10
OF 1880 10 Of 500 10 OF 6OO 10 of 500 10 of 100 10 of
SOU 22O OF l5O 6J OF 100, &c. IS Nos. and Is drawn
Tickets S.. '"
fnday draws in the Exchange-va. Leesburg Class 49,
Capital prizes $1,000 3000 100, 1900 1886 HOO Of
iOoO 30 OF 400 10 OF 200, 10 of l5O 10 OF 100 &c Is
Nos. and ID drawn. Tickets S21
Saturday drawing received Monday-Gr rand Consolidated
Extra, Class 40 Capital prizes $1,000 $500 1861 of
1000 10 of2OO, 20 of 100, &c. IS Nos and Is drawn
Tickets SlI.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 81 for Is43 to be drawn
at AieXandtia Saturday, Oct 9Th: Capital pzes-S3O 600
10000 5000, $500 2,752 90 of 900 20 OF 500 20 of
400; 100 OF 200, SIS Of 100, &c. &c Nos-lI Drawn
Tickets so.
Nam moth Scheme!
Alexandria Lottery Class O--To be drawn on SATURDAY.
18th Oct'r, 1913:
10000 Dollars, highest Pri.c
Also, other handsome prizes OF 80 600 O6S 900
OF sOOO Of 5000, Of 1000 Of 30OO OF 2OOO 10 of
l5OO 90 of200 so of 1000 50 Of 500 1873 Of 400 IS
and 10 drawn-Whole Tickets $50; halves $40; quarters
S.; eghts S25
u All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after Its receipt here.
FOR Tickets and Shares Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
CHAs WORKMAN Ri.,u,o,, y.
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STRATTON'S OFFlCE.


Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra s3s-dawn Cd Oct
30 - IL 10 81 IS II 80 81 - 80 % 81
2O000-6000
AeNandra, No. 23i, Extra for Thursday evening
Capitas-2O,OO0 5000, 5000, $500, 100, 10 of 1000
10 Of 500, sc. Is Nos-l3 drawn. Wholcs ;: halves
$50, qrs %
S90OO-30OO
Va Lcesburg No. 40, for Friday at the Exchange IL
O'Clock Capitas-9OOO, 5000, 100. 1900 Of 1000
OF 400, &c. - Nos.-l3 drawn. Wholcs2 so; halves
l,25, qrs 625 cts.
S100O,-250O.
Grand Consolidated, No. 40, for Monday Morning
Capitals-7OOO, $500, OF 1000 10 Of 200 &c IS Nos
10 drawn Wholes $50; halves l -; qrs 62I.
S300O0-lOOOO.
Alexandria, No 81, for Monday morning. Capitals-
$4,000 10000. 5000. $780, % OF 1000 20 of 500 &c
DO Nos III drawn. WhOcs $40; halves 81 qrs $50.
o Tickets all the Lotteries uc Nv numbers for sale At
STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Ticket Nos IS 90 72 Capital Prize Of ~. 900
sold and paid by STR AT-TON
Ticket Nos II 80 10! 10000 sold and paid by
STRATrON.
Ticket Nos 50 so, $1,000 both sold and raid
DO 10 2t IL 60. do 100 (by srR,rroS
Besides 80 other good three making three
number prizes sold and paid by sRATTON 18th OF NAV to
the LIST OF August - .,
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


FLoUR-tioder firm to-day $50. but buyers
round hoop wanted and sales OF aiavoro brand at ST.
l23 Troy, Si43t Southern is selling at 62Ja
Si''5; fancy Georgetown So. Jersey Meal, SASH /;
Shorts 81 Ship Stuiis, SIZE
GRAlN-A large parcel Of COCO bushels Canal Ohio
Wheat sold Saturday % Corn very dull South,
en and Northern ut so SO weight, sales of 1000
bushels Rye at 81 cents.
PRONlSlONS-Thcrc is but little doing in Pork of any
description and no change in price, The supply of beef
IL greater than Is required there will be
stock OF old when the in. Butter is abundant a
all prices, from to sc.
BRANDf-There is quite an active demand and sales
Of a. Scignetto S2,l2I.
ASHES-A small sale of Pearls has been mndc IN day
ut 500, which ~ lower; Pots are very dull nj 81 A3l
Partnership sales have increased and there has
been good demand q 29a3O cents
he market abundantly supplied; the sales
arc steady nt iOai3c for bundle
WHlSkEY-The market is not active; snles n, 81 for
hhts and "a for bbs.
PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat ut Buffalo, the 3Oth was offered nj - ccns
Tor Sandusky, but sales All the flour ahoa, was going
forward for market The deficiency of receipts of pro
ducc at Cleveland, compared with last September will b.,
about 100000 bushels Of Wheat and 10000 barrels Of
Flour. sale made of 900 bus Wheat on the 2s,b
inst nj 90 deliverable Milan free all expense and
more could have been had rate Flour il held nj
S33 without saleSmall sales So Corn continues a,
So. Sight drafts New York per cent premium by
the brokers-lU days on Buffalo, I per cent discount
N liner
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS.


Thursday.
100000. COCO, 5000, $500. 1900. 1854 10 OF 1000.
10 OF eOO 10 Of co., 10 Of 500, 10 VI No. 10 VI 800
&c. Tickets S..
Friday.
$4,000, 3OOO 100. 1900, 1885, 100, ) prizes Of
lOOO, OF 100, 10 Of 200, 10 Of $50, &c. &C. Tick.
cts 81 50.
Saturday
$1,000 $500, 1861 So prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 200.
&c. Tickets 81 50.
$4,000 100000
Alexandra Lottery, Class 81 for 1870 be drawn a,
AleNandTia, C.. Saturday. the 9TH OF October 1873
Splendid Przcs-S30O00, 10000. 5000, $500 2752 30
prizes OF 1000, 20 OF 500, 20 of 400. 100 OF BOO &C.
Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters so. Certificates of
Packages ct =. Whole Tickets Sl20-slares in propor
tiOn.
100000, $4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. So for lsi3 to drawn a,
alexandria, d. c. Saturday, the 2lst of October Isi3
Captais-S30,0O0, 10000. 5000, 450O $500 1900 2O95
20 OF loOO % Of 500, l3s Of 200, Tickets $40;
nnes -, quarters 80 Certificates Of packages OF 81
Whole Tickets Sl3O-shnres in proportion.
For Tickets and Shares kages in the aboy,
splendid Lotteries. address
- go J. g. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers Richmond Va
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

FALL 1913.
Jockey Club purse $500, 3 mile hoas-SjO TO the So
cond best horse.
ENTRIES.
Watson Hare enter Yellow Rose years old by Andrew dam
George Walden enters Black Dick by Margave year. old 100
old, % lbs. ~ = ''h' years
Same day-a Match mile between Mr. are.s P,,m
y'fs on ana Dr. Payns levathan fly, years old two
mile heats for thousand side and there j. GOOD
OF betting race oc5 I ptcI err
T. s-BENGAL. oh H. yrs will be sold AZ n ocIock
hoa ROCK and immediately amer the Andrew dy the
entry OF fHee will be sold for highest bidder
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Auftiou 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
isy DunIop, uoncure a Co.


VALUABLE CENTRAL LOT AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. 9th day October at 5 r. NJ will be sold
the that central nearly op
posiie Exchange Hotel feet ami run
ming back the line - feet line 81 n
the back northern line 10 n inches plan
OF lots lad of BY Richard Young surveyor for Brown J
Esq
TERss-Onethird cash the balance equal payments At
and6 monisthe title held BY the last payment
- mIde. DUNLOP. MONCtrRH A
- u Auets
SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ATAUCTTON
On WEDNESDAY the i,h o'clock p ~ will be odd
on the premises valuable building between 9Th
and streets fronting 9Th - extending
100 feet alley ard opposite residence
Of Bishop Moore. TERMS known on the day Of ale
oc3 DUNLOP. MONCJRE
GROCERIES, at Auction.
On TUESDAY the l0th will be odd at our
auction store. large assortment Of Groceries. viz:
65 hhds Sugar-St. Cro1 Porto Rico and " Orleans
50 tierces and bhls Clarified Sugar
so bbls Molsses
$50 boxes and GU,
200 boxes Soap
100 boIes Candles
200 bags Coffee
brandy, Tuscaloosa whisksy, y. l.. Rum
Window Glass, Indigo. Table Salt
Leather, Leading Lines Wines
Gunpowder Imperial and Pouchong Tea &c &c.
TERNs-Under $780, cash 500 credit for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
oe5 DUNLOP, MONCURE co. Auets
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{ A " 4 Il co VI VI T. CE.
ARRIVED

2SD. OCTOBER, 1919.
Canal Boat, Vevetdeer j. Wilkerson master Win A. /
tons mdze from Lynchburg Ludam Preston q Co. Bovd
Edmund & Co., ShOckoe Warehouse, b. Sheppard and
Schaer * Co. Ff ~
Dayy Crockei, Jas. Anderson master with igI tons
hon Lynchburg TO l.. ID. Crenshaw & Co.
CLEARED,
commerce. j. Blair master, with PSI tons mdze for Car
tcrSvi!le aud Scottsyile.
Farmer, y. Goodwin MASTER with I6t ton. mdzo for
New Market Staples Mills and Iynchburg
Metamorn, c. Newtorry MASTER with 2ii tons mdzc for
Cnr,crsyille. - ~ Ne 'O'
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By Williams a HaxaII.
building LOTS Auction.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. End az Al O'Clock on
e premises We shall sell at auction desirable ground
street. opposite the old Baptist Meeting House 30
running BACK 100 feet To twenty feet alley and
numbers n and - plan laid out and ,oh by on
and vale. These lots egby being
any rercd and eonveniento the business
neishbourhood which for several years pa
rapidly improving.
ERNs-one third cash and the balance equal payments
al and II months Negotiable Tn ON The
property will be required to paymenis
lie WILLIAMS HAWAI-
PosTPoNEMENT-Tbe above sale Is postponed tn Tueda,
W ioth' ~ ~ o C'oes w. 4 ~. Aucts.
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Sc 20 ltd

i pursuance of the provisions of n deed of
u Trs executed to the subscriber and William Penieion by
Lewis Eenmenger dated the 18th day OF July
pose OF securing TO Gray Pankey the payment
OF money therein mentioned the subscriber surviving
viii proceed sell before the Exchange Hotel
next at - O'Clock, NJ deed mention
ed omueh thereof satisfy the PURPOSES
Of the trust consisting o the following been
OIL TO the said ElsenmengcTn everay Superior
Court Of Cancery District pronounced the 10Th
day of February, 1925
5OOD0 lying Menroe and Giles the greater
portion the county Monroe
10000 acres lying IN the county of BATH CT
Jackson River
10000 lying the said county, side Of Cow Pas
$500 lying county, the waters Of Green Brer
$4,000 lying county side OF Green Bner
River
1880 the said county Doughe Cochrans and ea.
yerlick Creeks
$4,000 side ckons River IN =, id county
2%ee. acres in Russell County the Sandy
Rvers
1000 acres in Mouongala Benjamn's Creek
1000 do IN do on head waters OF BufTaloc Creek
sooO DO IN do right fork OF do do
1000 do do do. miles above The fork
$4,000 lying Wthc son Counties on The wafer. nj
Cripple and EIk Creek
1000 acres in Montgomery County, Salt Pond Mountain
$1,000 acres in Kanawha County, on Cole River
2'lJO do in county
1928 do do
I,I9o do in do do
do IN do do
Together with all the interest in certain other
ands IN the sand decd mentioned held by him IN eompnny with
swami ana others as viii fully appear by To the
said decree aud the said deed O trust,
The subscriber viii convey the purchaser such title o,l n IL
vested IN hun : en- H. WILLIAMS
sc Il-d&ctds ACTING T1,ass