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Terms Of the Enquirer.

n. Enouirer Is published DAILY and SEMI
KY For The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
Wh' "a a, the rate Of eight dollars If taken for a short.
fa", "a "a ,h,n one wear. For this semi Weekly, i've
tpe."sr nnnum, and Three Dollars for six months,
dci.h n n advance. to be paid in the Office, or RENTED by
80. ,o,, paid; or six Dollars per annum at the end OF
aew All aues 10 this office may no RENTED per mail,
~ and available Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
nsss nr..are Of all letters beng paid BY the urites.-
~. - 10, If a single letter is scarcely Of any account
lln. .,,,sr Ii is the accumulation of postage, in an
time, business, which operates rs a serious tax
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- TIE DAILY ENQClRER-For one square oil
uues. or less. first insertion, hny cents, ana
~, ma, .rilng insertion twenty-five cents-i insert
e. !. , wrrk, twice a week, or three times = week,
.s,y seven aud 4 hall cents.
~. Lima, advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
~ aud IN thai proportion for advertisements OF a
uu'.,,,, lrnstl-exeept Lottery Vendors and Auction
80 who are charged one hundred dollars lpaper IN
s.udrd.l ,,,, ,,,,v,v ,.,
!. or less, nrsl insertion, rs cents; for each continu'
s,i,rs from a distance must be accompanied with the
.;,,aer pay, or satisfactory references, TO insure e1ecu.
ica, ~
.ssn.y-r The party's handwriting is unknown at this
o5ss. must b- authenticated by the endorsxtiun oil the
Ps.n,st,r IN the neighbosaood, or they will IN no case
= nali,hed. Every measure, that has been TAKEN u
,..y,n; ,mposltiuns and quizzes, has proved heretofore
r,ay,linr. We must, therefore, Insist, IL such 4 case
nam Inc communication being certified by the name oi
~, Postmaster, rriaen on the beck Of the letter.
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MATTHEWS FEMALE SEMINARY.

- 4 Iss1 L1s
AIRS. VIRGINIA c. EDWARDS respectfully in
lNI forms the citizens OF Mathews, and the public Ee-
neraily, that she will open a Female Seminary in the
Dwelling House Of the Mathews Academy.
Instruction will be given In all the English branches.
Music and Embroidery will he taught al extra charges
The scholastic year, commencing The first day Of
September next, will be divided into Two sessions, OF
five months each. II Is desirable that scholars shol'd
enter al the commencement of the session, though they
will he received at any time. No deduction msue 'oi
absence, except in sickness.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English branches, per session, Sau
Day schoiars-Tuition in first department, per SEES, :,
sion, 4"
Day scholars-Tuiticn In second department, per
pay sshclars-Tui,lon in third department, per
session, =
Music, per session, ~
Embroidery, per session, :
For use OF Piano, in practising Music, per session., !
Reference is made to Mr.. G. Persico, late Of the City
of Richmond, In whose school Mrs. +. received .
diploma, emitting her to the first rank in every branch
of English study also, TO those persons who have pat
ronized her school for the last five years in the CITY oil
Richmond.
Mathews Court House, Aug. 25-c2t
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4 DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
= GALE Op peNT

THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which is in the Il.
i miis Of the new county Of Appomaftox, bordering
upon the line OF Buckingham, and within a mile or less
Of the James River Canal, and III miles by this route
above the city OF Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very supplementary com
~plete-is ON a never-failing stream, and the brand Of the
mil has q hirh s,lnding in Richmond and other markets
TIE country adjacen, to The nil is u ~firsl-rate wheat
growing part OF Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS of emharking In the ma
nniaciurc OF flour will find this mill advantageous ~
al respects; and those who may have n disposition Il
.1sage in a wool'en or cotton, or other kind of mannfac
IN. would find this property very suitable TO such al
Undertaking. The mill house is large, and the dam Il
constructed most solidiy and endurably. The house IL
elf could he converted into a cotton or woollen manu-
factory, or such u mandatory could be added TO III.
dour mill most conveniently and adv2ntageously.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives al the Mill, will sho"
his property to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing or rent
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta vistn, Albemarle county, near Warren.
<np 2l-cf
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SCHOOL.

T open a School at my house, In Rockingham
: county, Virginia, under the instruction of Mr Dab
ney Davis, n son Of Professor Davis, and a graduate Of
the University of Virginia. Mr.. Davis has had some
experience in teaching, aud intends making a business
Of it-and Is a young gentleman of most unexcePtlona-
Bile character, aud a ripe scholar.
should like to receive six or seven boys as boarders
in my family, with II view TO stimulate my own sons,
and 10 lessen the expense. As my great object Is To
educate my sons, | will not suffer any boy TO remain,
who, from bad conduct or idleness, I shall think ealcu.
lated 10 retard their progress or iniure their morals.
The School will commence on the first Monday in
September, and terminate ON the last OF June, and will
be limited 10 ten scholars.
TERMS-For Tuition and Board. including washing,
baddiDy. lights, etc, one hundred and fifty dollars,
$780, payable, one half in advance, and the other half
on The lst day Of April.
My Post Office is Mount Crawford.
July 2%-ewilstS T.
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YAIuABL.E LAND FOR SALE.


THE subscriber, intending TO remove TO the South
l west, will sell the valuable Estate on which ne
now lives, on North Hyco, IN the county of Caswell, n
C., IN the neighborhood of the Red House, and 5 miles
South Of Milton-containing between eleven and twelve
hundred acres-of which upwards Of 600 acres are IN
xood, finely timbeied, and good tobacco land. II Is es-
lina,rd that there are from $50 TO 200 acres Of bottom
and. which is so situated as To give TO each shit a fair
proportion.
The plantation Is in a high state Of improvement, and
Ia line cropping condition for the next year. The I'M
7roselnents consist Of a large dwelling house, which,
with some little repairs, would be quite a comfortable
ant handsome residence, with suitable out-buildinss at
athed, excellent negro quarters, TWO large granaries,
with a number Of tobacco barns, Of which two are large
famed buildings. Also, an excellent young apple orcn-
st Of select fruit.
Attached to the tract is an excellent Manufacturing
All, with three pair Of runners, and machinery tor ad-
t.ns a fourth pair, with corn and cob criishers, cotton
gin aud saw. mill, all of which are newly built.
Tie fertility Of the Hyco lands Il well known abroad,
and, taking into view the many advantages combined
10 ihis trac, of land, a person desiring a permanent resi-,
eenee IN this part Of the country would very rarely ma
s,inilar opportunity a. sulting himself.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine for them
elves. The land viii he shown, and terms made
in"wn, AT any time, on application 10 the subscriber.
Aug. W-clm RICHARD /. SMITH
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STaUETON, VIR6LHLa.

N y VI y n Z y
DIT. Rev. WIN. Mead, DID, President Board of Trus
II tees.
Rev. James McElroy, A NJ, Principal and Professor
assisted by competent and able associate Professors ans
The fourth session commences on the fret septemhe
next. an
~TERMS-English, $50; English and Latin. $40
French. s2O; Music sac; use or Instrument, S., 70
session Of ten months. Board, washing, lights, fuel
&C., from IL to sic per month. -
For further particulars, apply, post paid, to Rev. t
T. Caslleman, or to the Principal, Rev Jas. McElroy.
GEORGE ESkRlDGE, Secretary.
Stanton, Aug. III, lSi6.-cu
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Mrs. lead School,

oNIOO1NOH IFLo, .,
THE sixth annual session of this Institution VIII
L commence on the first day Of October next, ana
close on the 3lst of July following
The same thorough and extensive course oil English
study will be continued, and the usual parental discip-
line preserved both in the School and Family.
The modern European languages will receive parti,,
cuIar attention, and the course Of French reading anu
study will be greatly enlarged by The importation oil .
large number Of foreign works.
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability have
been secured Tor zach department; and every arrange.
ment has been completed for the vigorous prosecution oil
study during The next session.
TERMS for Boarding and Day Pupils the same as for
The last five years. Apply to Mrs. Mead, Richmond va.
Ann ll-cllsIOct
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE

AN authorized by the owner 10 make sale or The
9a ABOVE valuable property. The whole tract contains
siderable portion Of which ia well wooasd ~ = e"n-
"a dwelling Rouse. most beautifully situated. thonoh
somewhat out of repair; and, also, a lare. Tav.,n
house, attached TO the Race Field which makes !, sns'
spubie Of easy division, which will he mazda Il, sni,
purchasers. The situation Is healthy, has fine wats,
w =, and 10 within four miles OF Richmond. If No,
s Sd privately before, II win be offered at public ane.
Is' on the premises, on the last day Of the races. the
" September next, at the hour Of 70 O'Clock, NJ.
isRMs liberal, and made known by application to
M1S 4-ctd w. GODD1N. Anct.
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University of Maryland.
FACULTY OF PHYSlC.

SESSION OF lS46-'I.
THE Lectures will commence IN Monday, Goth Octo-
i Der, aud continue until the first Of March, ensuing.
Obsletric Surgery aud Medical jurisprudence
RICHARD WlLMOT HALL, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN,
NJ d, LII L. ID.
Surgery-NATHAN r.. SMITH, NJ. D.
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and Iiygiene-SA-
Anatomy and Physiolosy-JosEPH RoBY, NJ. D:
Theory and Practice Of Nedicine-WlLLlAM
POWER, NJ. ID.
Domons,ralor Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w. MILTEN-
BERGER. NJ. D..
instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day al the Baltimore Infirmary, opposite The Me
dical College. The rooms for practical anatomy viii be
tor. Fees for the entire course S9a. Comfortable board
may he obtained in The vicinity Of the Medical College
WILLIAM E.. A. AKIN,
Aug. I4-clOt Dean Of the Faculty.
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LAND FOR SaIE

Subscriber, intending to change his place OF re-
Farm II, .a offers for sale. on reasonable terms, hi,
Tbi. lying IN the upper end Of New Kent county,
len,s ",m Contains two hundred acres. The improve
,oo na, and the necessary ou,.honses. "ppe Persons wishi"o
pr.mise. rIh no are respectfully invited 10 yisw The
~ day of s q , : ssIm n. * I 70 w s%ld privately before The
mo highest bidder. on ihe premise. II puoiie auction,
'''m' Will be made known on The day of sail.
New Kent COUNTY. Auv o, JNo. CoLGIN.
Hus. N-cStds
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

IhE subscriber offers for sale hs FARM In the lower
= end OF Henrico, containing nearly six hundred
s'es, about three hundred of which are open, and have
zen improved with mari and clover. There are about
rilY acres Of low ground, we'll reclaimed, the most Of
ssaeh !, well set In timothy and herds grass. The
swelling has recently undergone a thorough repair. and
anteIently large for a small family-containing I've
@ai, besides he basement. The farm houses are
,ta as are customary. The farm lies within four
ave miles Of James river, and eighteen of Rich
avho, and presents inducements inferior 10 none in the
solnsy, within the same distance Of market. As no
.e WIN purchase without viewing the premises, | for
Fa' further description. Should not sell private y be-
s @e 'he mrs, day OF October, 1t will he offered on that
1ss' On the premises, 10 the highest bidder.
G. NJ. KEEsEE.
=, hI.s.EseEa.-Ben! Pollard jr, Esq, C. B. Poindex-
~ b n.e msssfs' t. West, Henry jones, and james
". NilOI IuIu III - nrnx
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Mrs. Judge Clopton,s school.

TlHE third annual session Of this Institution VIII
i commence OH the first Of October next, and close
on the 3lst July following.
A thorough and extensive course of English study
will be pursued, and a kind and parental discipline exer-
cised 10 boarders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music, Drawing and
Painting, will be particularly attended to.
Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars the same n
heretofore.
Address-Mrs. Judge Clopton, Richmond, Virginia.
Aug. lief
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YFALLleLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

DR PRICES AGUE n FEVER PILLS ae war
IL ran,ed 10 cure AGue and Fever in from twenty 10
,Airy hours, if directions are followed. Ten Pills
ms. frequently permanently cured the worst cases; in
No lnstsnce have thirty been known TO fail. They are
n,parrd from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
ioria,ns twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or s. per
arm. Planters and Farmers would find il to their in
,,,,,, to keep a supply on hand, as they may thus save
axe Doctors Bills. The Pills can be put up in neat
i,i,r packages, and sent by mail AT letter postage. The
o,o,rte,ors, in order to prevent counterfeits and imposi.
,Dp. are determined not 10 establish agencies. All or
IT,. mast be attended with the cash. past paid. and d.
,.cet 10 Or. G J. kESWURTHY < CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
81 r. The money will be returned in every case OF
failure. July 3l-ctf
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Correspondence OF the Phil. Public Ledeer.l
lN ...ua.-n..- az -.

''"'"IF1F"Ni1 Iur' IT TVfU.
Official information has been received in The
Navy Department, from Com. Conner, thar
The City OF Mexico has pronounced Tor Santa
Anna. Paroles had left al the head OF a small
army, for The army OF The North, but his troops
deserted, and he and General Bravo were left
without 4 tail, and their heads were never very
formidable. A few s,ragglers are all that have
remained faithful 10 their arms. The Vera Cruz
papers are all for peace, and il is supposed that
Santa Anna himself even feels disposed 10 treat.
II is now a very fortunate circumstance, that
Mr.. Buchanan's dispatches have NOT reached
Vera Cruz before; they will now be addressed 10
The Secretary Of Stale for Foreign A fairs under
Santa Anna. Tha, III wind which prevented lhe
Captain ol The United States vessel from reach
ing herdesiired FOR, sooner, blew somebody good.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
s PROCLAMATION.

x~x1NEREAS. II has been represented to the Execn-
w i've, that hairston Amyse, charged with a felony,
IN wounding John C. BeTryman, of Botetour, with in
tent 10 XII. has He'd from justice, and Is now at large
Therefore. |, William Smith, Governor, do hereby offer
arward Of ifly dollars 10 any person Or persons who
viii a~ppiehend the said fugitive, aud deliver him into
The jaii Of Bo,e,ourt county; and | require all officers,
,lvli and military. and request the people Of the Com
monwealth generally, 10 use every exertion lhat ne may
be arrested and brought TO Justice
Given under my hand, as Governor, ana unnef the
lesser seal Of The Commonwealth, at Richmond,
SAL tins seventh day Of August, in the year lsa5:
WIN. SMITH.
,nyse il described as s~'upwarls Of six feet high,
round face, rutdy compile xion, slightly pugnoseu, Win
round shoulders and brown hair. Had on when he ran
% a black frock e"ai, black pantaloons, and a black inr
hatr aug. i4-ept
4 DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
rTHE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
i Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
The Tract of Land CONTAINS 6U acres, q very fair pro-
,0:,ion Of which consists Of excellent wood land anu
loH grounds, 4 large quantity Of improved hlgh land,
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
N a comfortable residence. II Is situated within one
nile OK Prince Edward Court House, TWO miles from
Aampden Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
vile. These places furnish a constant and excellent
market for all Of lis productions. There is no place in
Virginia more entirely healthy, and no society superior
10 Intelligence and morality 10 that In Its immediate VI
Unity. its nearness 10 the Court House and College,
sTsd superior facilities for education. There are TWO
H~ouilshlng female schools, and one male school, al the
Court House.
The Overseer will show the premises TO any person
wishing 10 zee them. Persons wishing 10 purchase. VIII
address the subscriber at Farmville, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
TraNs :-Onsthird cash, on delivery Of the deed,
and The residue in one and two years. For the deferred
payments, bond and security WIZ he required.
C.~-.ltro Dw;ora EHuuyd vuly I-cSIf
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pI OCI MATI0N.

WHEREAS, on the first day Of October, 1879, a Pro
w clamation was issued, offering u reward oi ihree
sundred dollars for the arrest OF Thomas Chew-fnr
reasons appearing to the Executive, |. William Smith,
Governor, have thought proper hereby 10 revoke and
,nnul the proclamation offering the reward aforesaid.
even under INV hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of The Commonwealth, Ut Rich
.'Elt.l mond, this 10Th day Of August, in the year
1876. WIN. SMITH.
-. gl-r1f
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q w NOTICE

CHRISTOPHER C. SCOTT and ABNER A. STITH
= practice law in partnership, under the nrm a
kcTr 4 sr,rH, in all ;Ss Courts u Law and Equity in
South Arkansas.
ar Office at Sander, Washira county. Arkansas.
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WANTED.

TUATION as Teacher. TO teach English, and the
a rud,mrnts Of Latin and French. References u 10
e..aci,y win be given, If required. Address &c. r.,
~Sni,hville, Powhatan county, Virginia
Aus. .-clmg
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THE HON. GEO. McDUFFIE.-The Co
lumbia South Carolinian announces that iii is
now understood that Mr.. McDutic will vacate
his, seat in Inc Senate OF the United States"
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OBITUARY..

Diedin Chremont. Sumter District, on The morn
ing of the llth inst. hlRs. EI.lzABErH CHANDLER,
consort oe Col. S. Il. Chandler.
In Mrs Chandler, an assembiuge of qualities we're
to he found, which made up character, at once
nmiahle, energetic and urlanc. She was nnosten-
taons in her department, conscientious 10 n degree
amounting to scrupulosi'ysin, The estimation, no
doubt, OF somc; and, as necessary sequence of her
high sense of rcctitude, her purpose was firm her
determination unhc,dng.
More Tor the information md satisfaction Of friends
at distance, than from an, desire thrust before
The public, the scenes of tho chamber of intense
bodily suffering and finally of death ITSELF il is
here stated, that though the disease of mos,
violent aud excrucuting character yet she bore her
sn'ier'ngs with calmness and resignation. Her
mind was much exercised upon the subject of rcli.
gon, aud il in the hope and belief of those, who had
the best opportunities OF knowing the state of her
Gel,ngs ana hr views Of scripture TRUTH that she
died IN the faith OF the Gospel.
Thus has gone to the tomb, another victim cf death
IN the prime of life and in tho midst of usefulness
But while we drop the tear of heartfelt sorow over
inc loss OF SO much excellence, we pray to c STILL
knowing tha. ills God that hnth done it,
arThe South Carolinun, and Charleston Aiercu.
~, will please copy. a :
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Governor Dudley declined another elcc-
lion to The office Of President Of The Com
pany. (for reasons of n private na,nre,)
and General Alex. McRac,sof this town,
was chosen in his stead. The individual
Stockholders elected as directors for the
ensuing year, Edward B. Dudley. John
Hill, z. X. Dickinson. Gilbert Potter, jas.
II. Miller and y. 6. Parsley. The four
Stale directors hive not yet been appoint
ed.
Annexed are some of the resolutions
adopted by the meeting. n
Offered by GOV. Dudley.
Resolved, Tha, The proper notice be
given that this company will apply to The
next Legislature for on amendment Of their
charter, with view, ,toianex,ension Of the
rond TO Fair Bluff, or some point on The
South Carolina line,
Offered bysMr. HcnryI. Toole, Of Edge
combe.
Resolved 1st. Thalin the opinion Of THIS
convention material reductions should be
made in the salaries and expenditures .ha.
emitting any specifcations,the conycn.ion
RECOMMEND to the President and Board o.
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Public Notice.

THE subscribers will attend on Saturday,
,hs .:lsl Of November, to contract foFsthe
h";l,ino. q, two Bridges Of SO feet each,
and Gan &c way Of 100 yards, and two
Abh,mcnts &c II feet. each, across the
Swimming Pens, o.'2caPe soeI owa'"P'
the Bridges tosbe bnsu sol g9on ana =. set,- =,
s,an.ial materials; the 81 -'dges and Cause
way, to be 4 g to feel h..sh--she Aou.'. pldt
.hents of Brick. Z;
& The terms Of payment made k nown 'y'1 on y.
day Of entering, in The contract.
Is. LACOSTE, Chairman,
Shlcm Board Committee,
H.. .SP'ANN. Chairman !. 49,.
Claremont Board sComnlittee. Z
Snmtervilie, NV. 8. 1876. 2 If .
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, heing desirdis Of closing
his business in this place, offers for sale.
four Lots Of land in Sl,miervilIe on Liber-
" street. earlr of Which measures thirty
feet in front. by. one hundred am: twenty
feet in depth. The above Lolsyadioin;
and are now occupied; the first by Thos.
McGec.tl,e second by Joseph Fielder, the
third blythe .SIbscriber, and The fourth by
Lewis johnson. Also, one Lot contain
ing thirty Acres, smnre or less, about one
mile east tof SumterYilIe, known as the
Brick Yard Lot; one other Lot, about two
miles eas, of siunierviIIe, containing fifty
acres, mole or less, Terms made knnwn
on application to thes subscriber in Sum
tcrHilfe. w. ST. sHOYT.
Sum,erville, SEC. Nov. 25, .1S46. ID Ct
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance Of an Act Of lhet LIE egisla,urc
passed in December 1880, an Election for
CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas
anu General Sessions for Sumter District,
VIII take PLACE nj the usunl places of EIcc-
tIon in said District, on The second Wonddu
IN January next, being the 1llh day Of
said month.
]. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. p.
Nov. 3, 1896 ~ ,f
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AUCTION SALE.
Sale coa' HaeuscIloldian * itchen
TuH 1TrrITHT, IS i, ,sS Z,

J. = = GsAH lIa - .sk,S9' Esss I7..
Will. be- sold9at AnG,ion lat The residencs
of Mrs. p, a.. ihiiLLER,sin SpmteIyille. spnni
The Tnex, sale day. ,heIfirs Mor,lay in, De, J.
ccmber next. al - d clock, all kinds oil
Household furniture. including i Plhno'
Centre Table, Chairs, Tables. Sidebaard,.
LnokingF Glasses, Lamps, Dining Table,
Carpets, Candle-s,icks,. Croskery. China,
Bctlsteatls and Bedding, M aitrasses.W ash
Stands, Pillows, Tenders, Firedogs, Wai-
iers, Shovels, Tongs, Drawers, SC s&c..
ALso-Ar THE SAME TIME AND HIAcE.
Kitchen furniture and Utehsilsiss Il !.
~ - --ALso--s 5S5sg 4. {
One Small WAGON. Cattle and Hogs.sss
Conditions ma'ie known al The time tof
Il sumierriilc, S. c., NV. 25, 40. a sa.ss.
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sTOlIT1J;InI,T.,

FROM the House Of the Subscriber q Il
the 3Oth Of October. a sP POCKET BOOK s
containing,' in cash, Forty-six Dollars and
Eeighty-one cents, and TWO Notes, as ffo1-.it
lows: one for 1920, given BY Irwin Rogers.
:ns Principal and Richard Brown as Sech.5
fity, dated February | ), 1916: and one for
s5, giyento the subscriber by Henry Peo.
.ll bllesIaa,e not recoilec'ed. All persons
are hereby cautioned agains, trading for
'suid notes f.s33 fsss3i
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