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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03
Moral and Religious,

The PILGRIM SABBATH. The intelligent Of
NIL cassos, says a correspondent of the Y Journ-
al Commerce. accustomed TO regard with pro-
found respect and venesution our Puritan ancestors
Politicians and Statesmen as well Christians, u
mite in admiration Of their quenchess love Of free
dom, their stern integrity, their devotion TO the truth
and Heaven, their noble sacrifices, and their patient
endurance Of privation, while laying the foundation
of our Republic tho firm rock Of religious principle
And in nothing ia their adherence to principle more
manifest than in their sacred regard for the Sabbath
The graphic description given by Mr. BARNES OF the
manner in which they spent their first Sabbath in A.
mcrica affords striking illurnstion of their charnc
ter In his eloquent discourse at Worcester, he says;
"The 'Mayhower,' name immortal, had
crossed the ocean, Il had borne its hundred pnssen
gers the vast deep, and after perious voyage,
it had reached the bleak shores of New England in
the beginning of winter. The spot which to
furnish home and burial. place to be
Iected. The shallop was unshipped, but needed
pairs, and sixteen weary days elapsed before it
ready for service Amidst ice and snow, it was then
sent out, with some half dozen Pilgrims, to find
suitable place where to land The spray oflhe sen,
says the historian, rroze them, and mnde their
clothes like conts of iron, Five days they wandered
about searching in vain for u suitaLle landing place,
storm came on, the snow and rain fell; the sea
swelled the rudder broke; the mast and sails fell o.
verboard In this storm and cold, without a tent,
a house, or the shelter Of rock, the Christian Sab
bath approached-,he day which they regarded Gs
holy unto the Lord day on whichnhey were not
to do any work. What should be done? AZ the
evening before the Sabbath drew on, they pushed
over the surf entered fair sound, sheltered them
49, L. r., r r.
and on that island they spent the day in the solemn
worship OF their Maker On the next day their feet
touched the rock sacred rs the landing place Of
the Pilgrims Nothing slriking'y marks the
character Of this people than this act. The whole
scene the cold winer-the raging seattle driving
storm-the houseless homeless sand-the families
OF wives and children in tho distance, weary with
their voyage and impatient to land and yet the sa-
cred observance Of day which they kept from pria-
ciple and not from feeling or because it was
form orreIigion, shows how deeply imhcdded
religion is in the soul, and how little il il affected by
surrounding dIicultes'
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Orleans Agricultural Society.

TENHE members Of Orleans County Agricultural So
n ciety are hereby notified to meet at Coventry on
Thursday the 9Th day of February next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose of elecng officers Of said soei'
ETY. for the ensuing year.
The public are also notified tina, the several pre-
miums allowed by the society for field crops will be-
awarded on that day. aud the various committees op.
pointed for that purpose are requested TO attend and
competitors for premiums are invited TO present their
claims.
The Committees are ms follows:
On wheat, Emore Daily, Harvey Williams and
Noah Moulton Barley, Oats and Rye, Hubbard
Hastings, Lewis Ford and William Wilson; Corn,
Peas and Beans, T.. &. Strong, Oryic Robinson, and
VIM. p. May; Potatoes, Turnps and Flax, Jesse
Cooper VIM. Verback and NJ b. Kimball.
II M. BATES, Secretary.
Irashurah 90 Jan. 1915. 30lw2
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the duty of immediate and entire submission, One
of the number shortly spoke out and said, "Here
Lord, take mel yield, yield my all to thee" The
love of God at once flowed in upon her soul She
rose from her seat, and threw her arms around IN
intimate associate, and cried, "Come TO Jesus, oh
accept of him now" A few moments passed Of
death like struggle, and sho exclaimed, eyes,
will, with all my heart ! will" The controversy
between God and her soul, was ut ended In
a little while another snys, 81 have found Linn
The scene SURPRISES description To be in the
presence Of hardened sinners thus bowling to Jesus,
is better If possible than heaven
May this work extend until Christ shall take the
throne of every heart and sway his scepre without
rival. Yours in the gospel,
JOSEPH s EDWARDS,
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Notice LT$rO.
Fall Goods,
Concord Railroad.
WLNTER .lRR.7,NC EliEN

WkNILIR sIRR.9.N' q E.llEsNT.
Fare reduced 10 $500 from Concord 10 Boslon
I'm and after the LIST of Nov. Passenger trans
~ will ron daily, Sundays excepted, in connection
with the Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Low
ell Railroads follows, viz
Leave Boston at NJ, IL NJ. aud NJ
Leave Concord at Al 4 Nj, 1920 A & 81 n
Trains from intermediate places will run fol-
lows, viz UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 4 NJ. 1915 p NJ &c 6:IOpM
do Nashua at $50 NJ, 1875 P & 6:5OPA
do Manchester $3.50 NJ, l'30 & 1885
OF Immediately on the arrival of the from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $3.50 NJ, lI:l5pM & Arm
do Nashville $50 M LIS ~ 5PA
do Lowell 7:l5 IL, II A NJ q 4.45
or Immediately arrival of the cara from Concord
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston
in for Passengers take the O'Clock train to
New York.
The road connects with the Boston and Maine Rail
Road so that passengers may pass betwxt Concord,
HaNerhll, Exeter and Portland either way daily.
Stages Immediately on the arrival of the first train
at Concord, leave by various routes for Hopknon
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; for Lebanon and
Hanover; Plymouth and Haverhill; Canaan and On.
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor and the White
Mountains. On the 2d day from Boston, Stages
reach Royslton. Middlehury, Montpelier and Bur
hngton connecting there with the steamboat and
ges TO Ogdensburgh; stages also run from HaveGhill
to Sansead connecting herewith stages to Moutre-
al Numerous other stages connecting with the
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns in New
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas
Stages run daily from franklin and Sanbornton TO
the H. O'Clock train, returning after the arrival of the
I'd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at 81 P and arrive at Concord the
same evening.
Leave Concord at 81 p and arrive at Boston
at l-2 the next morning.
Freight, First Glass; So; second class, $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Dos
ton an hour at least before leaving, insure de-
livery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked, and
when valued at more than $50. notice should be Civ
en- and extra charges paid or no claim for damage
or loss beyond such sum will be allowed.
N. G. UPHAM, Sup't.
Nov. |, 1914. 3SOtf
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CYRUS K. KELLEY, M, D,

Phy sic ian and Surge ON,
81. lohnsbury Plain W.
NRK. will pay particular attention to CnRoNIc
~ DISEASES.
or DR. Kelley has removed bis Office to tho resi-.
dence Of Joseph Hutchinson, where he viii! attend to
all calls in his profession.
Dec. l3, 1874. 3s5m3
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STAPE OF VERMONT.

oRLEANs DlSTRICr So.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
lcans--To all persons concerned In the estate Of
Rufus B. Hovcy, late Of Albany, deceased,
Greeting.
NETHEREAs, Silas IIovey, Administrator of the
w estate oCsaid deceased, requests said Court
to allow him the further time Of year from aud
after the 25th day ofJonuary A. j, ls45, to make
payment Of the debts aud close the settlement Of
the estate.
Therefore, You are hereby notified that said np.
pIcution will be heard alta session Of the Probate
Court to hc held at Irasburgh on the 9th day Of
February next, at which time you may be heard in
the premises.
And this order shall he published three weeks
successfully in the Colcdonian, newspaper printed
at ST. Johnshury in this State the last Of which pub.
calinn shall he before tho day assigned for bearing
= aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irdshurgh this 81 dag Of January A. D, 1915
39lw3 GEO NYE, lodge
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From = TO : ainncs cheapeYthan
before, or nothing ifthc user
is nAOt delighted WITH il.

A n article that every flynily must consider india
n pensabe when they know its power and value
and which has heretofore been sold too high to
reach all classes has now been reduced in price with
a view that rich and poor, high aud low, and in iacI
every human being may enjoy its comforts, and oil
who get ii shnll have the price returned to them
they are not delighted with its use. We assert with
out the possibility of contradiction, that BrRSs
and scALDs, every EXTERNAL SORE, old or fresh, and
all external pains and aches. no matter where, sha!
be reduced to comfort by it in five miHules-sa'lrg
lie, limb, M burn be fatal If this Is ap'
piled, unless the ylals destroyed by the accident
II is truly magical, to appearance in its effects. En-
quirc for "Gonnel's Magical Pain Extractor Sare"
at Comstock & Co.'S, 81 Cortlandt ST. New York
Price 20 cents or four times much for 80 cent'
and near ten times as much for a Dollar.
We assure you, on the responsibility Of our chat
acers,- that sympathy for human suffering induces
Mt least In part, our earnest solicitation that sum-
pie tritl should he made in any affection named De-
low. We think it not mprudent or too much 10 say
that nothing ike IL or in any degree so cteriH@'
has ever been discovered in Medicine
Hou will please observe it is no sovereign reneuy
for all complaints but only intended for erter"N
application and will cure the fOllowing;-bum'
scaIds, frosted parts, chblains, chaie or gals cn's
letter, pmpe, blotch, felon, uCersprans, siaFseu"
bruises, strain, and tooth ache mumps unTouuO'
sore throat, whitlows. piles, Ringworm, salt fieuh
naIoer Itch, car bunclc, eruption, sore eyes a"u
weak sight, sore lips, puncturcs, biles and warts,
yer pains, pain in back and side tender icet ihHlu
matory rheumatism, tic dolorcaux, aguc IN lace an-
breast, fever sore, old burn scars, prckIy neat n
famed skin, broken breast, nipples, !ou9h n1'y
6stered SUI Iaces, dressing for blsters, white s"'J
ings cold in wounds, corns, general Sores '"'
pox marks, eyreaipelas.
Though we have named numerous affections,
perlence has taught that they are not too t'aDy
II will be necessary TO know that the artce I'I h
COMMAS is the only one we can recommends -,
must caution against some limitations that We W" W.
reason to believe arc of no use but injurious , of
will present it to the poor who have actual "s' /,
it, and whom you may send for it. Remeh'O''
CoNNEL's Magical Pain Extractor alta
All country merchants are requested 10 'lA0 ,,;ro
their towns on commission the greatest W., oS
to mankind that has been discovered IN me9 !, rou
This is strong language, but you may deP''u
er viii fully justify it, Call on all the Agv"', the
pamphlet gratis to all, and very intereslI"S S'''
names of all the Clergymen in New or% .,un.
CAUTION. Be sure and get Conner = as
terfeits and worthless appear under other never
See that 1t is direct from Comstock d 20, peach
touch it, For sale by ]. NJ. MARTIN " co. o79m6
am
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o. ID IA All EsHSg

IF You want good article of C.qBIN'E II
a YORK or CHRIRS, call upon Joseph Han
cock who keeps constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of such articles and at fair prices
His assortment at present consists of Secretaries
Bnrean8, Sofas, Centre, Dining, Pier and Toilet
TABLES, Wash and Light Stands, Beeisteads
o. Tdr'oi'S kinds, Cane and Piane Seat Chairs
oil OF a better quality than is usually found in the
country lie will make to order and at short notice
any article in his line.
st. Iohnsbury, April /, 1874, a4eyI
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STAGE FARE REDUCED,

FENWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
H. Windsor and CIaremont, Franceslown, New
port and Eenniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival ofthe northern STAGE and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at o'clock leaves the next morn
ing at haf'past A, and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last train of cars for Lowell and Boston.
F. A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover, February 1914 a43tr
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GREAT BARGAINS In
ID IL Y O. d D ID S .
EGifdrCGlgc & Colby,

FJAVING just received their FALL and WIN
L. a TER GOODS, can now offer to the Ladies
aud gentlemen of Lyndon and vicinity, the most
Complele assortment of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-03
Improved DiyingFIuc STOVES,
es y me i"Foaf' LhHSs, ana Chest.
FENHE VEGETABLE MONARY BAISAM


FENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM
& is an Old, 'reH tried, and almost universally
approved r,m.dy. II has been extensively used for
the last or 8 yeaIs in almost every city and town
IN New ENGLAND, and also very extensively at tho
Sou and West. Il is recommended and present..
ed by many of the most respectable physicians asa
SAFE comreRieHt and very c6fcaciouS medicine and
Acknowledged by thousands, who have for q long
time used 1t, and continue to and recommend it,
to be the most valuable remedy for tho above com.
plants ever offered 10 the American public.
The proprieturs of this article cannot resort to the
style of advertising which is often adopted ut the
present day. They do not wish to deceive the cred
uous and unsuspecting, bat appeal with confidence,
TO the facts, and experience of discerning public
There are few individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, or who have
not friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many wears
been published, is deemed unnecessary to add any
at this time. BE sure to get the genuine. Call for
1t by It's 79hole name, "Pegeia5ie Pulmonary Bat
SAM and avoid "Carier'8 Pulmonary Bulsam,"
and the numerous limitations which have sprung IN
in consequence of the great celebrity of the ue ar
ucle. See thait is signed VIM. Jon'n Cutler. Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing & Cutler, wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists
apoihec0ries, and country merchants gpneraliy.-
Price so cents. For sale by JEwErr 81 CAupExrxR
ST. John shury Plain. 3S3m6
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Families

SUPPLIED with CrOckery, Glass Ware, Cutlery,
~ Groceries, Shecting Ticking, Chairs, Tin Ware
&c. in quantities to suit and on reasonable terms.
by Il. JEWETT & co.
St, Johnsbury Plain, Oct. ., 1874.
N. B. Wanted, 10 exchange for goods, Flannel,
Frockng, stocking Yarn, Feeting, Oats, Corn and
Wheat.
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
yENHE subsc bers beg leave TO call the attention Of
IL tho citiz,n ofthe United States to the
New and splendid Stock of
NEOOacPa agGd LInen Goods

they have just received from Montreal The follow.
ing is sample of the prices at which they offer their
Goods, viz
Blue black and invisible green superfne Broad
cloths, $500; black Orleans, 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth Gall wooD 35 40 cts; Nous de Lame dress.
es, 20 cts. per yard; Chenc Chusans, printed Mus.
lin and Chene do 30 80 Cts; Parsans ana (irur
ed Orleans, 25 IS Cts; Calicoos 10 a 90 cts. new
styles and fast coors; Sd Tweeds common do; Gam
bronns, Doeskin, Cassimeres, sc. &c. 70 els. 81
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earlston do. do. Is IS cts.
Bingham Hdkfs 5 cts. each; Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
l6 80 cents. Table Cloths hleochcd and unbloach.
ed, Diapers, HuckahaCks, ToweIings Table Nap.
kins, &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives Scizzors Saws
and other Hardware st proportionabIy low rates.
Also CROCKERY Of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN & co.
SIanstead Plain, g. f, July 2, 1914, 3G3tf
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PADDOCK'S IRON FOUNDRY

lis establishment, commenced in ,ss,

THNHIS establishment, commenced in 800,
slstS oil Blast Furnace for making Iro 'o" COD
the ore, CuPola Furnace for maxim, ', t from
rom 'he FIgi Two Machine Shops-one for Gni.aIL4T
castings mixing anu repairing all kinds Of MociunE
ry; and tAe other for the manufacture of ,o
Sinks and Axlelroes. wv" IumP
The Iron made At this establishment IA am,
any now made in New England, In conscor. 'O' 10
the peculiar care and manner in which !, i'''ce ol
inctured, and the combination of Giy Li,J ul'nU'
These ores have been selected, notwilhsu,rJ,y "e'
distance they are transported on account or "s lha
ing different mineral substances Combined ,, vV,ln
iron, which create such chemical opero,io, 'l 'ae
furnace while melting rs produces the Geo." Uo
hest kinds Of Iron. Besides the careful s, and
the ores, and the great care taken in prenain Of
the best ToOrkmen 10 be fonnd in Tie cs,g,"a 'Dcin'
age The operations ofMe Furnace qyAjle IN MAN.
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost copGJen..
recommending the superiority of his Iron a, N
tough, sof, anil not GaGie 10 crack. Tbo', "eIios
have purchased chcap Stones, which have r,,,, VINO
badly us to be fit only for old ron are reouo. W 80
lice that not a Sore o. plate, manufactured Sao
This iron, has eVer been returned on a,c,,,J, 'I
cracking,
The subscriber would now inform h,, cc,,,n..
and the public, that he intends putting bis Fy,g,'
in blast the LIST of September, and will mac,f .,.ae
from the iron, UIJrat reduced prices, ''''"'
a New Yankee Notion Stovo
combining all The important improvements
TlLUEN'S NEWLY INVENTED pAvypg
STOVE, to which is attached l4rgc G,r,,ce T., ~
used with or without the Stove frmin, a yc,r ,,,.
vcnicut apparatus for summer cooking '"'
.2IR-TIGHT and BOY ST9TgS
A general assortment Of
&eG32G ~ TgAA2,
Cast Iron SINKS and PUMPS; sap IOUERs
with arch door and frame for setting; Arch. Asb
aud Oven Doors, with frames; Sleigh g Sled
Shocs-all sizes; laos Moprons for 4.
pohccafies 8 Families; MILL GEER.
ING, &c. &c.
fHrOHR the Machine &h0ps:
IRON AXLES, from to 3 inch; Pipe Boyc,; e.,
and Wagon Boxes, Nuts & Bolts for Wooden A,.,
TuHNIN0 LATuEs, of every description, from H.
common Wood and Screw 10 hrge Eaaj.e yop..
Punch Presses; Press Drills; PANT Mll.; Saw S,,
circular saw Arbors; Regulator, fr Fac,,,,.
GRIST-MILL HEADS aud Spindle.
HOND'S Patent lion WATER WHEELS ,r5
other approved kinds
GR7YS P.27EN"F HORSE POWyR
for uroPcliing Threshing Machines Separator. WoJ
Saws, &c-all which can he furnished with Ia
horse hover, if desired; CAST IRON SINKS
with or Without Pumps; also single and herwfl
pattern Of Iron Pump. With 81 Without z!.c lining
admitted 10 lie the best Pump in use.
IJIhe above, with many other ar,ic,.c,-s ,.r'y
on hand viii bo furnished On re,sonn.,. 7,..,.
HUNHAM PADDOCK. <
ST. Johnsbury, July 10. lsA4. 2o2N "A
q a sh, EsIiu = aud DO0rs,
NF the ianst approved and fashionable s,yl,,
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4BBEVHLLE
Z e N a lie & C 40 e m V

tHE Trustees Oi the .abbcyilie Female Ac.
Ill ademy beg leave 10 announce TO the
public, that Mr.. JAMES l.. LESLEY has con
sented TO take charge oI the Female School in
Abbeyille Village, ior lile year 1886.
MIR. Lesley has, Tor the last ten years heen
engaged III the education Of youth and long
and Iavorably known in Abbeville District, as
Incompetent anu successful classical teacher.
His reputation, capacity aud qualifications as
aniustructor, are too well known and admitted
to require from US any encomunl, to recon-
mend hun TO the confidence aud support oi the
community.
Allth usual branches oil an English educa
ton will be taug ht; also, the French, Latin and
Greek languages, together with Philosophy,
Drawing Mathematics, Astronomy, Chemistry,
DC, &c
The School vii be under the exclusive di
reclion aud control ni Mir LesIy The Scho.
lastic Year TO consist often months, comnen.
cling the first Monday OF January next.
Good and cheap boarding may be had with
private families in the Village and its vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior talents
and qualifications as a Music Teacher, have
been long known and appreciated in Able
vile, will still continue IN ncharge ofthe Music
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

EoY virtue oi sUndry writs OF FIeri1F'afs
LID cias Q me. .direc,ed, willlproceed 10 !:
sell at Edgefeld Court House, on The
First Monday and Tuesday in October,
nert, the following property, lo-wil:
HedIey q Street, vs.. Oliver Simpson;
G.. Burckmyer & Co. and others, VS.. .tiies
same, the following Lots in the T Town<ofs i
Homburg, and known in the plan of the
SAID Town of Hamburg as Lots No.3lI,a
3l2, 3l3, 3l4, 3l8, 3l9. 320, 32l and 353,
containing fifty feet front. running back oneS
hundred and fifty feet, on the Street Lead
ing from The Bridge to Shultz's Hill.
John T. Carter, VS.. David Hardin. one
mare and colt. r.,
j. G. Thornton, VS.. William HamiIton,
the tract Of land where the defendant
lives, containing one hundred and eighteen
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of C.
Weatl'eriugton, David Walker and others.
Anthony Grffin and others, VS.. "A. g.
Leek' one negro boy by the name Of
Lark. -
Allison Deloach for Nancy Oliver, vs.
Jesse Shumpert, John Shumpert and
Daniel Livingston, the tract Of land whers !,
The defendant John Shumpert lives, con-
tanning seven hundred and thirty. acres
more or less, adjoining lands of William
Shumper, James Merchan, aud others. 4 d
Terms of sale cash. ~;
II. BoULWARE, S. E. D. 80
Sept. l2, lS45. At 81
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St te of South Carolina,
49, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY. - -

u
q. John w Hearst, Supplemental i !.
PC. Me- owe, & wileS Partition. 3:
pY virtue of an order Of The Court of
I'D Equity, in this case, will be sold at
Edee6eld Court House. on Sale Day in
October next, the TWO following iraciss Of;
land (: : Z,
l. The "Prisca Tract" situated in tho
District and Stale aforesaid, adjoining
lands Of R. P. Quarles. CIV. MANI
and Others, containing eighty FIVE {t85)
acres. more or less. -
2. The Cochran Tract" situated in
the District and State aforesaid, adjoinine
lands of w .aManlz, John Hearst, William
Atkins and others, containing seYenty-fve
(75) acres, more or less.
1erms-TW elye months credit, with In
lerps frou,b day of sale. Purchasers
10 give bond and security and a mortgage
oftbe premises to secure the: purchase
money, and costs 10 be paid in cash. s.
Purchases to pay for papers. q
h. A. JONES, C. e. q. D.
Com'rs. Office, Abbeville, G. H..
September3 At 32
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Plantation for Sale.

Y lhe.conscni of the Legatees, shall
= p'nceeh to sell at Edgefeld Court
House. on The first Monday in November
nrxt, the tract of land wiiereon the late
Sarah Bush. deceased. lived. containing
-esru hundred and twenty six (726) acres,
mnrr or less. on "A credit OF rne aud two
y:ars. lying on he road leading from Edge
field Court House 10 Columbia. s miles
from said Court House. The land will he
r.. surveyed and plat made. showing all the
boundaries of said land, and also the pre-
cise number Of acres. which will he shown
on the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be requir dlo give
notes with approved securities. and also
mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money.
THoS. DELOACH, Executor.
September 10 Ct 33