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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-11

RBAprIsT MINISTERIAL CoNFEREHcE.-
The Conference Of the Edgefed Association
will hold its next ssession with the Dry Creek
Baptist Church, on Friday before The fill
Lords day in this month, (December) The
meeting will commence at ] l o'clock, A M.
In additinnto the subjects appointed for the
last meeting. (Which was moi held on, account
of tn" unfavorable weathcr,) the following Is
appointed for discussion at the next meetine:-
us the portion of Scripture contained in the
Gospel recorded by Luke from the 18Th chup
Ter to the 3lsl verse. a parable ~
w. B JOHNSON, Chairman.
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Dec. s
SherIM's Sale.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa,
I'D cias, will proceed 10 sell OF Edge
field Court House, on The First Monday
and Tuesday in January next, the follow
ing property:
Luther Roll, Nathan L. Griffin. II.
Huchison. Cashier of the Bank Of Ham
burg, South Carolina, and others, vs..
Charles Lamar, the House aud Lot in The
town Of Hamburg, known as the Ameri,
cal, Hotel, on GENRE Street, occupied at
this time by Robert r. Hunter. as a Pub
lie Tavern.
Milledge Galphin and others, VS.. Mil
ledge Haukinson, Administrator, one Ne
gro Boy, Billy.
Martin Hit vs.. John Thurmond, ore
Carriage.
James C. Smyley and others, VS.. John
McManus, The tract Of Land where the
defendant lives, containing ;wo hundred
and sixty acres more or less, adjoining of
lands Of John Quattlebum, james C.,Tim-
mermon, James McManus and Others; also
one Negro Woman by the name of Mary.
William II. Melton for another, vs. JON
athan Fouls, tract of Land, containing
eighty acres moro or less. on Clouds
Creek, adjoining of lands of Caleb Wal
kins, Nathan Norris and others.
Lewis Sample and others, VS.. Elias
Walton and Others one Negro Girl by The
name: Of LiIey, the property of the de-
fendant, Elias Walton.
John S. SmyIey and others, vs.. William
C. Clcgg, tract Of land containing one
hundred acres more or less, adjoining of
lands Of CIV. Clegg, Joseph Sill and
others.
Charles A. Meigs, VS.. AbIah Abney aud
others. the tract Of Land where The defen-
dant lives, adjoining of lands Of Sarah
Starke aud nlhers.
William Haines, .Jr. and others, vs..
Charles B. Garter, one Horse, Saddle and
Bride.
James Miller and others, VS.. Thomas
Deloach and others, The tract of Land
where the defendant Thomas Deloach
lives. containing four hundred and fifty
acres more or less, adjoining Of lands Of
Delilah Virgins, John S. Jeler and
others.
Is James Miller vs.. Dudley Rounlree, one
Negro Woman by The name Of Charlotte,
ahd'two Horses. Is, Is,
Samuel Webb and others, vs.: John
Shumper,,, "a tract Of Land, containing Two
hundred and ,thirly-two and a half acres
more or less, adjoining oflands Of Mrs.
Huiett, James Merchant and others.
{ Terms. cash. ~ .rtcsiss
3I fH.BOULWARE, S. E. D.
: Dec. 81 4t 46
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He is beautiful bay, being j hands bisll,
and o years old next Spring. He was
sired by Nnllfer. Sen, his dam Nancy
Air by Sciolio, by the imported Diomede,
his dam by William. 6. dam by Spardill,
g. g. dam by The imported horse Crawford.
Ii is needless 10 90 iDloa full pedigree Of
NuIlifer. SEN, as he is well known.
The purchaser will be required to give
nole with Two approved securities. Prop
erty not 10 be transferred until the terms Of
sale are complied with.
Nov 81 6t al
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Sfeaae of SOageh C0rOllaey.


By His Ercellency JAMES H HAMMOND.
Esq, G0rernor and Commander.in-Ch Chief, IN
and ouer the State of South Carolina: :
NX7HEREAS, information has been recei-
w ced al this Department, That CHARLES
MARTIN, convicted Of Grand Larceny, about
25 years of age 5 feet inches in height, hns n
Blemish in one cEe, n sailor by occupation. a
native OF New York-EDWARD S. FENER
accused of Burglary, 90 years of age, 6 feet
high, hord omplexion, straight, light hair. full
blue eyes, born in Buffalo. New York-and
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, alias MCLEAN,
accused of Larceny, lS years ofage, S feet
inches high, good countenance, light hair, a
sailor, born in the City Of New York, did, on
the night Of the oath inst. escape from the Jail
in Charleston. Now. therefore, I, JAMES Fl.
HAMMOND Governor Of the State Of South
Carolina, do hereby offer reward Of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS, for the apprehension
Of each one Of The said Gngitives, and his deiv,
cry at any Jail in the said State.
Given under my hand, and seal of the Slate,
nt Columbia, the Both day of November.
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty.iour, and IN the sixty.
ninth year Of American Independence.
J.. H HAMMOND. 4
RoBr. @ PIYcKsEY, Secretary of Stale.
Dec. ii 81 d6
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State of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, =

COLUMBIA, 2nd December, 1874.
By His Excelicncy, JAMES H. HAMMOND,
Esq, Gouernor and COMMANDMENTS Chief in
and ocer the Stale ef South Carolina
NATHEREAS, information has been recei
w we'd at this Department that murder
was committed on the body of one Vincent
Sims, in the District uf Darlington, in July last,
by LEWIS McLENDON,JAMES McLEN.
DON. and another, and that the said Lewis
and James have fled the State. Now. there.
fore, I JAMES FL. HAMMOND. Governor OF
The State Of Sonth Carolina. do hereby offer n
reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the apprehension Of ench of the said fngitives,
and his delivery at any Jail in this State
Lewis McLendon is about FIVE feet six inches
high. inclined to be stout, has light hair and
complexon large mouth, aud is about thirty
years of age; James McLendon is ubont the
same height, rather slender, dark hair, and
about en,y,eisht years of age.
Given under my hand. and the Seal Of the
State at Columbia, the end day of De-
cember. A. d one thousand eight hundred
and forty four, aud in the sixty-ninth year
of the independence oflhe United States
of America.
]. II. HAMMOND. I.
RoBT. @. PIscKyEy, Secretary of State.
Dec, III 81 DC
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Edgefield Male Academy.

RTR. John w. LESLEY, The present
I'VE incumbent, having resigned his situation
as Principal OF the Edgelield Male Academy,
the undersigned take great pleasure in notify
jng the public that they have engaged the ser
vices Of Mr. H. X. McCLNTocK, a gentleman
whose qualifications MS a teachcr are SO well
known throughout the State, that any recon-
mendation from the undersigned would be su-
perfluous 'sr,le.t
The School will be opened on the first Mon
day in January, and the terms of tuition will
be regulated as heretofore, by those of the most
approved Academies in feup country.
- N. L. GRIFFIN,
J. LlPSCOMB. u.s. =
~ r. G. MAYS.
F. II. WARDLAV, s q
s-f J. TERRY. .5i $
Dec. A, a, As zaa.
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sNOEacS.


I'D Y an order frem the Ordinary of Edgeield
LID District, we shall proceed to sell at the
late residence Of Unity Cloud, deceased, on
Monday the 30th instant, on n credit Of twelve
months. the following personally. VIZ: len
likely Negroes. Horses Hogs, Cows, Corn
and Fodder Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention. Also, at the same time and
place will be sold seven or eight hundred acres,
of Pine Land. belonging 10 said Estate, on
which there is beautiful situation. and adioin.
inn lands of james Swearengen on the South,
Ramcy and --Preosley .o"-ti..- North, s.L the
Widow Swearengen. on the West, on one and
two years credit. with equal inslalments Note
and approved personal security will he required
in all instances, except for sums of and under
FIVE dollars cash. And mortgage ofthe land to
secnrc the purchase money, if required.
jahEs JANE ShpGni sWEARENGEN. }Esee'r..
Dec. II st 46
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ReSssOCNl.

nR.J ]. G. WILLIAMS respectfully informs
~ his friends and the pnbIic at large. that
he has removed his Office TO MIR. B.J. Ryan's
new Tavern, (next door to Mr. John Lyons
Tailor Shops. where he can be found at all
times, unless professionally engaged:
He takes this opportunity TO return his SIN
cele thanks toath who have favored 5linr
with their patronage, and he hopes by a strict
attention 10 business, 10 entitle him to nicrir
their support aud countenauce. II 4J2..;:!Sts =
Dec. a tfit ss,.T5l 15
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eEEo,.e Nseav Goods!

NE EESSRS. blessing: & CO. respect
IVH. fully informs their customers and tile.
public generally, that they are receiving, drect
from the North, q fresh supply of
Fashionable a5d Fancy Dry Goods,
at their CHEAP CASH STORE. Purchasers are
requested to call and examine their Goods and
Prices, before buying elsewhere, as they IRE.
determined not to- be. nndersolG, In this market
81 Be particular to call at The New York Cash
Store. f5. .sllss.s
Dec. a, 1910 Ct 45 49,.
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Sudden Deatk.-,We have been informed,
that on the 3rd inst, Mrs. UsITY CLOUD, an old
resident of our District whilst engaged about
her domestic affairs, fell senseess as she entered
her house, ,and died in about an hour afterwards.
Mrs. C. was nearly 100 years old. She has left
large and respectable circle of friends and
relatives to mourn her loss. I" In the midst Of
life, we are in death.'
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State 81 South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN ORDINARY. ,.-.,-.t

Sarah Raiord, Applica I.
us. William Raiford and
others, Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that
Il William Raiford, Thomas .Raiford,
Roberr Raiford. James Raiford, MaIechi
Ra,ford, aud Elizabeth, wife of John j.
Wimberly. and the children of Nancy
Burt, the names and number of said chill
dren unknown, lale the wife of Orsmus
Burr, Defendants in the above stated case,
reside without the limits ofthis State, il is
therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to The division or sale of the Real
Estate of John D. Raiford, deceased, on
or before the third. day Of March next, or
their consent 10 the same will be entered
of record. ~,
Given under my hand, at my Office, this
the 3rd day of December, 1874.
JOHN HILL. o. ED.
Dec. 3 l2l 46 :a
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EDGEFIELD C.. H.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ii. 1914.
" We will cling to the Pillars cfthe Temple q
our Liberties and ndJitmustfaH, ICE Uitl Perish
amidstthe Ruias.'

Firc.-We regret to learn, that the valuable
Grst Mill belonging to MIR. B. 1'llman, about
three miles distant from our village. was entire
ly.consumed by fire, on Thursday night last,
between 10 and IL O'Clock. Upwards of sixty
bushels of Corn and Meal were burned with
the Mill. The loss will be severely felt both BY:
the owner and the villagers, as many Of the
latter were in a good degree, dependant on
this mill for their supply Of meal.
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Notice.
NBY an order from John Hill, Esq Ordinary
LID of Edgeield District, shall proceed to
sell at the late residence of Sarah Martin, de-
ceased. on Tuesday, the seventh day of January
next, fifteen likely Negroes, on credit until The
first day of January following. Purchasers
will be required to give note wnhtwo approved
securities. The property not changed until
the terms are complied with; and if re.sold at
the former purchasers risk.
JOHNF. MARTIN, Admor.
Dec. II At as
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Dec. a

The Executive Committee Of the Atbeville
aud Edgefeld Union Bible Snciety will meet
at Pene Meeting House. eight or ten miles
North West of Abaevile c. H., Saturday be.
fore the fifth Lords Day in December next, at
II o'clock, A. NJ. WIN. P HILL,
Nov. %, Chairman Executive Committee.
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TERMS
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Eliza Rusllton, Applicant, J

>, rznhe,S Tnb HfsF' RnoT,on mpp.,Ga'I pnS n,ber,
Defendants. @.He,s
EBY an order from John Hill, ESQ., Ordi.
LID nary ofthe District aforesaid, will pro-
coed to sell at Edgefeld Court House. on the
first Monday in January. the lands belonging
to the Estate of Joseph Rushton, deceased, sit.
nate in said District, on theywaters Of Cuffee.
town Creek waters Of Stephens Creek and
Savannah River, containing two hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands be-
longing to Thomas Cleatham on The North,
Nathan Rushton on the West, DR.. Wilson ON
the South, William Rusllton and Mrs. Mary
Moore on the East. Sold on a credit oftwelve
months. Purchasers to give hond and appro
we'd personal security and mortgage of the
premises 10 the. Ordinary. to secure the pnr.
chase money. Costs 10 be paid in cash.
II. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
Dec, st Dc
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Female AcademV,

YEyHE Services of Miss A CoMINGs have
-H been engaged 10 take charge of the Fe.
male Academy, near DR.. Nicholson, f0rthe en-
suing year. She has been fol. some time enga.
ged in teaching at Princess Ann. Maryland.
and is regarded as well qualified in the Ele-
mentary and higher English branches, and
specially 10 the Musical department. The
School will open on the 1st Mondayin Janu-
ary.
TERMS:
Per Session of 81 Months.
The Elementary, with Geography aud
Arithmetic, Sc 90
The above with English Grammar and
Miss Swif's Philosophy and Couipo-i
si,ion, - 90
The above with all the higher branches. lU 90
Music on the Piano and use Of the
same. 10 90
Boarding can be had from 6 to 81 per month.
Dec. Ii 81 46
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Dro0ers take NOtice.-The present cool wea.
,her being favorable for curing Pork, a consid-
-erable number of Western hogs could be sold
at this time, in our village, for fair price.
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LETTER OF Gov. HAMMoSD.-Uur readers
will fad in to.day's paper the letter Of His Ex.
cellency Governor Hammond, in reply to a
Memorial from the Free Church of Glasgow,
Scotland, in behalf of John l.. Brown, who was
convicted in Fairfield District, of aiding slave
to escape from her owner, and was sentenced
TO. be hung in April last. The letter Of Gov.
Hammond is an exceedingly clear and able de-
fence ofthe course which our Courts thought
properto pursue, with regard 10 this man Brown,
and of the institution Of Slavery as it exists in
the South. @ .SaTal5f :, .;r 3s..
written in calm, dispassionate manner,
and would undoubtedly carry conviction to The
minds Of all ,butlhe most bigoted and intoler,
ant Abolitionisrs. Whilst on the subject, we
will take occasion to refer 10 recent letter Of
the Rev.Mr Fuller, aclersyman residing in
the lower part of this State on The subject of
Southern Slavery. Wewould with pleasure
transfer it to our columns. but the great press
of mslter alpresent prohibits. Il is republish.
ed in the Charleston Mercury. We commend
itand The letter Of Governor H. 10 The special
attention Of our readers. ~ !. &,
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Election of Goocrnor-on Saturday last,
the Hon. WIN. AIKEN, was elected Governor OF
South Carolina, by a large majority,
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Froa.-On Tuesday morning, the ground
was covered with the heaviest frost which we
have seen this season.
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Josiah Perrin and Joseph Runnels, Members
Lieut.. David SeigIer and Ensign William
Blocker. Supernumeraries,
The Commandants of Companies respect.
lively, will have full and complete returns oi
all defauliers in Militia and Patrol duty, and
prese nj all other cases 10 the Court Of wliicI, il
has cognizance, and furnish it with evidence
of warning.
BY order of Col. G CHEATHAM,
J.F G.. SETTLE, Admit. 9th Reg'nt., 5. c. M
Dec.7 At 46
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~ Notice. :'
TEyHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
III friends and customers in general that
he!s hard pressed for money by bis creditors.
To meet. his contracts lie isforced to take this
way of letting alIswho are owing him, by either
Note or book accounts, if not paidby the first
day Of January. lS45, will find their accounts
in the hands of an officer for collection.
Nj. l.. GEARTY.
Dec. II St 46
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Selling off at Cost,

YHyEE Subscribers having determined To-.
I'll bring their business to close by the LIST
of January next will se5their present sicck
of Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c. at
cost 81 e
We would also say to those indebted to;us.
by note or account. due lst Of January 1913
and '44, that they must como forward and pay
up..4 FRAZIER ~ ADDISON. II
Is Nov. 90 4t
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TEACHER EV.gJs'9ED.

II A1A ASaA NAe ~ eQSS A~s
"A LADY Of ,undoubted qualifications
IN, 10 teach The various branches Of En-
gish, and also Music, will find employ
ment by Immediately applying 10 either Of
the subscribers near Edge6ed G.. House
S. CHISTIE,
C. L. GOODWIN,
]. TERRY.
Nov. 25. 1914. At. A..
The Consilutionalisl OF Augusta, and
Charleston Mercury, will please copy
twice, and forward their accounts, 10 this
office. ~
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At the late Municipal Election in Savannah
Ga, the whole Democratic Ticket was elected.
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REGIMENTAL HEAD QUARTERS,
December 2nd. lS4!
Conrt Marliarishereby ordered

"A ConrtMariiafisllerebyo ordered
IA to convene at the Regimental
Parade Ground Of the 9th Regiment,
on Saturday Tie 2sth inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
The Court will be composed ofthe
following members, viz: John B.
Holmes. Regimental Judge Advo.
cate-Capt. B. It. Minis, President (;
Cants. Golfer and Blackwell. I.ieris.
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ssGFs The friends Of Lieut.. JANIS B.
lHARRis, announce him as candidate for
thseoffce. ofsT Tax, Collector at the next
election. isisl ~ tiis=..4-s1 bss.as x. +
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Notice,

Notice.
IA ILL Persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA. the late Ezekiel Broadwaler, decea-
sed, are requested 10 make immediate pay
5lnent, as loDger indulgence will not be
given. All persons having any demands
against said Estate, are requested 10 pre-
sent them as the law directs.
a. w. BURT, Admir-.
81 Dec. IL 4t 46
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Tic Presidents Message.-The great length
OF the Presidspt's Message. and the late hour
a. whichwe received it, preclude US from pnb-
fishing it this week. We viii endeayor 10, DO
SO in our. next or at least, to make copious
extracts from il. We can but notice very
briefly, some Of the priucipalitopics treated in
the Message. The President says, that there
has been no material change in our Foreign
relations since his last annual Message. With
all the powers of Europe, we continne OH the
most friendly terms. A negotiation has been
formally entered inio between the British and
American Governments, relative to the rights
orthe two nations in and over the Oregon Ter
ritory. The negotiation is hllpending. Le-
gislative enactments to protect American set.
tiers in the Territory, are recommended IL
The ueaty Of Commerce with the Germanic
State composing the zoll Yerein,. is again
brought to the notice Of Congress. Issyill be
remembered that il was not completed at the
lastsession. The President gives nm account
OF our relations with the Soi,th American
= =
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9rhe friends Of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
announce him as a candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. 30 ',l'i',.t i e. IF 30
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]. II. HAMMOND.
RoBT. @. PIscKNEY. Secretary of State.
Dec. ii 81 40
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pY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Fa.
I'D cias, ! will proceed 10 sell al Edge
field Court House, on The First Monday
and Tuesday in January next, the follow
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06
ZACHARIAH B. LANE, M D,
WE. PLEASANT, NJ. D.
GREEN KARQVt "A


Mr.. William II. HopeweIl, East Broadway,
gave them to his child, and they brought away
the worms by hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Lozenges
ia the house, for they are the hest MEDICINE that
can be administered to children afflicted wnb
worms. Children will take them as readily AZ
the mosladelIeions sugar candy.
These Lozenges are put up NEATLY IN boxes
price rs cents box.
These valuable Lozenges are for sale at The
store Of Weed & Cooley, west side ofihe Putlic
Square, al Woodville, Miss, aud at Fl. Adams,
by John Timon. Also. Dr. HUBS cough syrlps,
which is the best medicine lorcougbs, colds, CON
sumption, ighiness Of the chest, &c These are
confidently accommodated by the medical faculty
as The best medicine ID the world loI The above
named complaints. Price 25 eenis box.
For sale al Ft.Adans, by John TiuOn
February IL, lS43.
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.sUF9lI0R GoURFoE cHANoERY


SUPERIOR GOURfiOF CHANG FRY )
or THE STATE on 81 IssISslF pl.
1uAk rfsM, l64S
0eohoe N Lee INpulsaance ol
IS Decree il the
PErER A . PResEKR, Ii ~ Superior Court Of
DhNnesy of lie State 0f NJ sslasipp il Iise
sboYs a|a|ed case TO me daecled a. Sheriff Of
WlikiisiIi County, Ni1 % The thhd Tues
day q january mes, 1914 Gt being the I6 Il
day oSihe lnQnill. proceed s. eel at iht
Cout House Joof 10 lhe iown Of WoedvilIe,
iosthB higheet bidder, on credit Of siz
months. she purchases or purchasers 90 give
bond and security. beaIliig interest u egm
per cent. according 70 lbe siatule, al the
following described Lahds. lenemenis aud
heredilamenis with Ihs nppufIenances in the
County Of Wilkinson and Sale Of Mi@sissip
pi. siuase ia he. town IL Fort Adims aud
adjoining thereto, Lot No. 5, sixty feet on
font street with depth of one hundred and
ninely-eight feet, aud Let No.7, saWe front,
oss same street, ninety nine fret depth. AL
60, he undivided nalf Ollie following lois
and parts Of lots, according io'the plall Of
said town, plo wit: the undivided northern
half Of lots ten & eleven, Of lois seventeen
Thirteen, nineteen, tweniy-one, twenty five,
lweqiy-seven, tweuiy-nine & forty, northern
haifof fOry-fcui, southern l'lf d foay five,
northern half Of forlylsix Of lots 6fly>fonr,
sixty. hffy-eighh sxiy.two, sixty four, slxly-
six. seventy, seventy some, seventy Two, sew
ensy-six, seventy-seven, seveni, -eisht, elgh-
,y-'wo, eigIlly-.hree, eg4ty-foul, eighis-sev-
en-, eighty -eiglit, eighty nine & nioeIy three,
and OF pa,celof Hand adjoining said Own
niimbe'ed twenty-five, Containing Ii,ir'y-sx
49-100 acres, more or less -Soid to SATISFY
the Decree ia lie above stated case-sale
within the hours prescribed by law.
rlemem BEN +. HERBERT, Comm'l
in this case and She,iff6f Wilkinson county.
oWoodvilIe, Dec. 2, iS4S. so