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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENROh the subscribe, ou tie night oftte
L 2s'h June, a black Mare, about - years
Old "llh hollow back, long switch tail. a
small white hrul % her nose, and one hrp a
little fallen. And person who will re,ura
sad mare, or give notice where she may be
found stall receive from the subscriber all
reasonable charges Dawn Jl,KsoN
West Rutland. July IA $50 zoe
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FOR SALE

'hk valuable properly known >. the
LEONARD a Carpenter FACTORY 70.
cher sHh machinery - now Offered for
a'' The above prapory Asaua.oi m he
.~h Of hamPon, Na'hirglon county. y
AM "a 90 the great ,horoughiare run.
ing from WhHehail, to Rutland bang
"a Ia''s' from "hnehsll at which place
G'oa' can BE received and shipped
A. } u BEAMAN.
"eH Poelfney, July 23j, / $40 81
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IRON. STEEL. &c.

ENiLlSi, SVcde'S, Russia, sndAmeri-
- can Iron; Marble saw plates of the
Poru lion Company Old Sable, Nauhorn
and Norwegian mad rods Mayors, Grevcs
lc's0g, German and CSsis,ecl English
tur1irr, B"slcr aut spring steel Armua-
res aui NuAInsoa's Mousholo An,lls Vi
ocs, Files and rasps iorsale by
WM. II Low.
Whitehall. July 1910. 30 iw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
100 BBLS. MESS PORK.

TIlE Subscriber has 4 quantity of Mess
Polk which he WI. sell 10y the iarrl or
Iouuf as best suits purchasers. Also Beef
and Mutton Hams "a p,'k'c.
:. II LlNGDON.
Caslie,oa, July l., 1916. 3o3j
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
for Consumption,

And the best remedy known to man loi
Asthma OF overY stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza Coughs Colds, Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shorness of Breath,
pains and weakness IN the side. breast &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

STATE or Ntl'NnNIt II 'r'mom.
Di,uirt a. R1t'aud' - - tcfct that
81 aspetsl rtraaie cont held a. kuushd
" .ts.r and 80 sa distinct On ne 2ls, DAY uf
lois, 3 d 1870
Present. Wm Hal Judge
An INSTRUMENT ~ NutIn. Iurpoilnc a. be
t.s lat ~ and testament Of Solomon
W,.ie late o. wA!lngford ~ SAID district.
jtrrased. having boee presented to said
count Tor probate and sllossnoe by Euuicc
WE ard l.ueindA W,he, the erecu,tesses
herein named.
Il ~ otaofcd that said will bc referred fUr
probate and sliowsboe 10 the first hopdss
beihs The 7th dsy ~ September next and
that copy u ihis order be published three
weeks sVccessiveiy, previous thereto, IN the
VuuaUd Herald newspaper printed at Rot
land. that al persons interested NAV appear
and contest he probate thereof II they see
cause. 4 tue copy Of record,
- HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10
UT '''Ff'"F v 7 W = Vt Nv
pILMONA ORG ANS.

aud all other diseases OF HE
PULMONARY ORGANS,
A very important disease over which this
Balsam oNcrs a powerful influence, is tina,
Of DISEASED LIVER.
In this complain, II has undoubtedly proved
more cttcacIous than any remedy hitherto
employed, and ~ numerous instances when
palIen,s had endured long and severe suffer
ing iIOm the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resorted to IN vain, the
use Of this Blsam has restored the Liver to
health, action. and in many instances ef
lcciod PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed 10 produce The de
sired effect.
OPINION IF a regular Phyncran.
Exeter, Me, Sept. 30, lsI5.
This certlies that ! have recommended
the use OF NlstH's BalssB OF Wild Cherry
for diseases OF the Lungs, for two years past
and many bottles 10 my Knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. In two cases where /, was thought,
confirmed Consumption had taken place, The
W ild Cherry effected a cure
+. BoYnrS, Physician at Exeter Corner.
80 QUACKERYi 80 DECEPTIONi
Al published statements of cures perform.
10y ''''o ih' .'N ll' dli ~ tAIIN ffNINtt u
I,f0~s ~ = .,.f.. C.'- 0tf TyIfgtt.gs-
go unparalleled au- astonishing efficacy u
DR. stars halssm oC Wild Cherry ~ ell
diseases for which II is recommended. cur.
ing many cases after the skull Of the best
pA5siOnrs was unayaiIIng, has effected q
large and increasing demand Tor d. TLiS
tact has caused several unpuucp.ed counter
letters and imlaiors TO palm Oh spurious ma
lures Of similar name and appearance, io,
The genuine Ea.Yam.
BE careful and &c, the genuine Da. WIS
TAEs BALsAWoF Wild CnFRRY None gen
ulns unies signed by BUTTS. Address
all orders to SETH W. FOWLE, Boston.
Mass. For sale by Luther Daniels .Rutlanl.
Jones & Dow, Cnilngylle ] Perkins.
Cas,leton " Moulioa q Co., West Poul,-
ney A Bliss 4 Co., Pouhney Is Beals
Wells, Nhedon q Swallow, Pawlc,; &
smith, Dandy I corners |. Ivan K Co,
Danny Henry Simonds Puford Warren d
Bliss, Randon, and also for sale by
druggists aud agents throughout New Eng.
land. 27Iy
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THE KINGS OIL.

pM FOR all wounds ~ J"
NN-- and Cattle, .grs -
ENs s sFa ,iSs q r s.E|. "a
SORE BACK, SORE BREANIN
IS, &c, &c, and wounds Of ever ="
uon-remoyIng all sorenes, and Il - |,
healing up the worst wounds 90 .''- p
five DAYS time. .-.r
THIS CELEBRATED RI at-
was prepared by order Of HIS Ms
late King VIM. ". Of Great h''.--
the direction Of Mr. iouall, he CO.,
English Farmer and used BY hin 70 -
Stud Of Horses only.
DIRECTIONS. -.
Dip a feather IN tie o.. anI \.
wound or sore twice DIV III
wounds wet a rag in the o. a. W
the wound.
n b. Shake The bottle before -' ~
keep well oorked
AorSrs-W. l. e. Sloddar.. H
Slmonds, PIuslord, Y. Rose N''
Is. Brown, CuIungsuiIe Jane.
Castleton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

PRACTICAL FORMS.
CHEAP edinon lust received and for
~ sale by SToupAip.
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CASMPAln ENK CNAl.
SASH FACTORY

'rllE subscriber m,rui,ctuics ly machine
+, all kinds Of Window Sash, Pannclpoors
Venetian Blinds, and " III supply all orders
al shou notice. SlIhS X. MOERS.
WallloRford, april II, lsiG, lG2G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

\NHlrrEMoRE'S Coqcent,ai,d V,cei.
allie Nyr1y sure and sdectual rem
dy Tor DanAea and Bowel Compliant. for
sale by " T.. G. SroDpIsn
RulAHd, luly 90, 1916 ~
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FOR SALE

hNf loot year cd mare. VEL brok, On
qs"s q n W BENNETT.
'!sSd, August 81, I6IO. IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

STATE n Vermont DE Itremcmhcr-
Dsuio, of Rutland, IS Ded thataia spe-
cal probate courI holden at Rutland wlihn
ana for said district on the 2ilh day OF July.
A. h lhi6
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
John II Vail administrator Of tho estate
a. Arson Button, late Of Dainty IN said dis.
met, deceased, lntesia,e, proposing to rem
der an account Of his administration Of said
eslaic.
It's ordered that said account be ieferred
for oHamlnsilond allowance TO the first Mon
day. being the -lh day Of September next and
lnata copy Of this order be published three
weeks sucoessiyely, previous thereto in the
Rutland Hcfald,a newspaper prIuiet al Rut.
land, tnsI all persons interested NAV appear
and object 10 The same II they see cause.
true copy o. Record
81 HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

GRAIN CRADLES
Eok sale BY LUTHER DANIELS.
L July "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-10

TATE OF tERNONr|pEuremsm.
D'stne, of Ro'IA@d -. - beIsd that
sPeci'l probate count held at Rutland
nun an 'ofsaid district on the 10Th dsy Of
gust ls4f
Present. WIN Hall. Judge.
Hism nirkeimsr. executor # The last
snd ie,Iame0t Of Isaac Dlckermln, late
MI Holly 10 ssid district, deceased. pro-
A'as 10 render an account Of uls admins.
alton Of saii estate,
IT'S oteet.d that .aid account be r.feue.
- eIaminauon ard ullowSnce IN IN. "a,
Monday, teing TIE 5jA dsy of Sent n,,,
sod nA' oo.J cl '7'' oder be published
h''s weeks tacces,vely, prr,,ou, usr,io
lhs Rui!hni Head, oes,pApsf pnn,ed
Nv .sHt, u,a' o. persons ia'crcsreI INA,
rear aDd u'Icc' 10 '.c sane !! thsy see
4u'c A 't-c COPY o' record.
y HENRY HALL. Rcs.,,er.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
From lhe Hamburg Republican.

0Iasiodo2 Cotfon-From the following
letter from one of the oldest and largest
Commission Houses in Europe, it will he
seen that well giuned Maslodon Cotton
was worth in Liverpool, at the Time the
Letter was written. from l6 To 20 cents IA
pound. The cotton The letter speaks of
was sinned on the common gins.
{, is now. .beyond question, that an arll-
clio worth double the price OF our common
cotton, may be raised any v, here in The
cotton region, without amy additional ex-
pense or labor.
In selecting seed, care should be taken
10 se4ec, the, whicfis pure, as much OF ii
is mixed with other seed. Masioicn seed
are all large and chile.
LIyERPuoL. Sd Sept. lSlG.
r, Abbey. Esq, Iazoo CITY, Nil:
SIR: Weregret that in reply To your
favor Of August 5'h, we can give little
satisfactory ininrlnalun rs to the uses OF
Maaodon Cotton i'll our manufac'orlcs.
Even had sufficient quantity gone into
consumption, which there has not, the
manufacturers would carefully y'cunscal the
uses to which they pul it, aud its value
10 them. -,
Oflhc quality and value Of the cotton
in our marker, We can give strong and
decided opinion. We think ls.lenSlh aud
strength and sickness of staple place ii
mex, below Sea Island cotton, fiom which
il presents no marked poiMot difference
whea mol Injured by ginning. This is Il
mos, important poiur; because saw elnnrd
Sew Island dues not rank high IN his
marker, owing 10 The staple being cut.
The writer believes that, he has seen
every parcel of NlasIodpu Cotton in the
Liverpool market. For SOME lOd. is
asked. We sUld Two bales, dull in color,
a, 3d., and rather large sale was. made
early in tie season at 81 or 81. Had we
100 bales Of similar quality 10 the small
bale OF MIR. w. Fl. Mercr', We should ask
lOd, and we have n' d'nhi a sale might be
made readily at 9d. But you must bear
in mind that parcels Ola bale or lw" are
difficult 10 place, the buyer making rather
favor Of taking them, 80. ~.
T. Tie principal Joints 10 o,a'tend to are
first, 6neness, length and comparative
strength of staple, which must no. DC M
juried by over ginning or working. The sIn
TOO fast. which converts valuable .celton
into a broken mass Of fibres, -es pensiSe to
separate, and involving the i1ss al half
The cotton. Mex, istfis, a fine pink bloom
is desirable, not zoo much OF The cream
color, aud degree Of oiiiness in the quality
of tho cotton, making The sample silky.
These points attained, The Cotton could
ohi9 be inferior 10 The higher quality Of Sea
Islands.
ave remain, your ob't servants,
@ lE,si,2 GEo. GREEN Son.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

MLlEER SIMPSON,. who is Iiuw in the
" custody of the sheriff Of EdgefeId Dis
tiict. by virtue Of a surrender ofhis bal under
writ Of capias ad sati.ficicnhum. ut the suit
of Robinson IL Caldwell, having filed his pc;i-
ton with schedule OH oath Of his wI,nle es.
tate aud effects with the purpose of obtaining
the benefit of the Acis of the General Assem-
bly,, commonly called the Insuvent Debtors
Acts. Public Nouce is hereby given. tha, The
said petition Of the said Oliver Simpson, will
be heard and considered in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. AT Edgefield Court Honse. on the
First Monday in March nezt, or on such other
day as the Court may order during the tune,
commencing on the first Monday in March
next. al said place; and all The creditors of the
said Oliver Simpson, are hereby summoned.
personally, or by attorney, then nnd there, in
SAID Court, To shew cause, if any they can.
why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid, sh oui
not be grar ted to The said Oliver Simpson, up.
OH his executing the assignment required by
said Acts.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Novr. l0;h, 1916.
nov. 25 3m 44
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Land for Sale.

HP Y consent Of parties, will be sold Tor di
I'D vision, nj Edgeield Court House, ON the
first NJ oiday in December next, (if not disp .,
ed ofby private sale before that tinIe, ,rac,
oftLand continuing l3I acres more or less
situate on tile road leading from Hewit's Ferry
to Hamburg. twenty four miles from the for
mer place, adjoining lands belonging 10 Benz.
Murrel. Thomas De Loach, and others, it being
the. promises oil which James Wiggins, decd
formerly resided.
A credit of one ycur will be given. A note
and approved security Of course will be requir'
ed of the purchaser. Amy person wishing 10
purchase at private sale would do well to ap.
ply to JOHN RIDDLE. or
WESTLEY BARNES.
November ! 81 Al
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TaRIFF is DoFVN!
Rail Road is Coming ! -
Money lis Wanting!
ND COTTON WORTH 10 GENTS!

NNb w 1 OA' W Wv l IL ~ SEN u
YHYHE Subscriber, at the old Original Chear
Il CASH STORE. til es this method nI
iniurming his friends, customers, and the pub.
lie in general, that there is M such thing as
advertising at one price anu selling differently.
but lie pledges himself, 10 sell as cheap az the
cheapeHt, aud many articles cheaper, therefore
come one aud all, and see me-, and you will
not regret coming.
AMONG HIS STOCK cAH BE FOUND,
a full assortment uf CALlCOES, from 5 cent.
to 25 cents, rer yard
Domestics OF all descriptions,
Bed Ticking at 81 cents per yard,
a full assortment of wooden & cotton ShawIs,
Muslin de LANES, from 20 cents. higher,
Lambs wool, cotton e. wooden HOSE. and
half Hose; white, black and slate colored
Stockings, l21 per pair. or 9 pair for 81,
4 full assortment Of MITTS, from cents
pair, higher.
Gloves. Ladies' and Gentlemen's, very cheap.
A full assortment of CLOTHING !:
Goats from 81 90. higher.
Panalonns from 81 co. higher,
Vests from 50 cents. higher,
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Handkercl,efs,
&c &c &c.
Fine perfumed Shaving Soap a, 81 cents, 81
MEDICINES. will he sold at cost price,
therefore cheaper than any other Store
sells them. without any exceptions-Ad-
uice Gratis,
SEARS. from 10 cents per dozen, or 6 doz.
for so cents. ,a.s.
To mention all the articles would be too
tedious. but one hing is certain, MONEY
want. aud will give better Bargains, than any
other Cheap Crsh Store.
J. COHN.
Next door to Messrs. PRESLEY x Bryan,
and opposite Gooiman's Hotel.
nnyr 25 81 "a
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MAEE1 AND FasHlAaIE
i'm GrcesaWGOd

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT, S. G.
'yEVIIE COMMITTEE appointed TO procure
Il Teachers for the Schools in the above
Village, under the controI of The Baptist De
nomination, take pleasure in informing their
friends and the public generally, that they have
engaged competent Teachers fur the above
Schools. Mr.. WIN. II. CAMPBELL will take
charge Of the Male Academy. Mr. G. Is ne-
tive of this State. and will graduate in the
South Carolina Colegc in December next.
He entered College as stIdentol Mount Zion
Academy, IN Fairfield District, which has been
,hany years under the care Of Mir. HuTsUS, rs
teacher Of high ce!erny. He also furnishes
satisfactory testimonials Of hs qualifications
from Hon. w G.. Preston, President of the
College. aud the Rev. Dr. Hooper, Professor
of Languages.
lie will teac', the usual branches, and pre-.
pare young men for College.
The Female Sckool will be conducted by
MIR. RoBERT HENRY NrcH,r.l.s aud LADY. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols hear high Testimonials OF
literary qualifications and moral character.
These are from Rev II. Curtis, d., OF Lime
Stone Springs,-in whose School they have
taught the present yeae with eI.tlre satlSlac'
tior. Also, from his Honor Chancellor John.
son. Hon f II Emore and w DuBose. EsqrS,
&c. MIR N aud Lady will undertake 10 give
instruction III every solid. scien'ific and orna-
me,ual branch pf Female education, The French
Iausnase. Vocal and Instrrumetal Music, Fancy
Needle work. DC.
Tie Schools will open OH the Second Mon
day in January next.
Terms of tuition will be published early in
December. .
Good Beard can be obtained at IS per
month.
JF WALTON,
V GRIFFIN,
w SMITH.
] M CiILES,
w p HILL,
go A. WALLER
X. M WHITE,
ia w B BROOKS,
- S BROOKS,
Nov o5 If "A Committee.
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SlERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue sundry Of wriis of Fisri Fa-
cias 10 me direcled, ! will proceed TO sell
at Edge6eld Court House, ON the First
Monday aud Tuesday following in De,
cember next, she following property in The
following named cases. in.wit:
Nine Negroes, viz. Cohen, Jerry, Ben.
Pelor, Charles, Dave, Tom, Bill, Becksy,
Two horses and one Wagon, leavied on as
the propel&v;of A. G. Leek. ads B. w.
Waldrou. B. J. Ryan and others Se,e-
rally.
One Negro girl. Jemima. levied on as
The property Of Hugh Hlburu, ads of ST.
neon Christie.
Terms Cash.
II. BOULWARE.
Nov. 81. lS4G est Al
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NOV. 1899
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
-. IN EQUITY.


IS. Bill for partition.
Wade HuIsIein ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir.
lN tue of an order nf Chancellor John
stou, in this case, shall sell at Edge
Geld Court House, onihe First Mouday 10
December nexI, one tract ofland contain
ing four hundred (4OO) acres. more or less,
belonging to the estate Of Asa Hols'ein
deceased. situated in the Dislrlc, and Stat,
aforesaid, on Richlaud Creek, adjoinino
lands of Jacob B. Smith, the estate Of Jo.
siah padget, Stephen Norris and Others
Said land will be sold on credit of on
and two years, except as 10 the cost Of 'hi
suit to be paid in cash..
Purchasers 10 give bond and good surely
to secure the purchase money.
s. S. T0MPKiNS, C. l.. E. D.
Cmm'rs Office. Nov I6 Eet 46
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NEW GU.0U,S!:
~ RnfMA IBIS. Shoulders and Middlings

RafMA IBIS. Shoulders and Middling
eeUOU. klaltimora cured,
/ box chndied Citron, - 3.
Cheap and day and daily Clocks, war
ranted, 5af - 80 sSs3l5sE 20
1ObaIesand boxes of ofNorthern and Southern
HoInespnn and Osnaburgs,
2bales Bed Ticks and scarlet Flannels,
Womens cotton Hosiery,
5barrels;N Northern Irish Potatoes,
2 English double barrel Guns, SI7 each;
;6jars E. Ineia Preserved Ginger. at 81 s71
Waffle aud wafer Irons, new patterns,
Saucephns, lea aud preserving Kettles,
and, Boilers,
,Alarge assortment Of Crockery. including
TureensRSteak Dishes, Foot Tubs, &c
Cow Hides and wagon Whips,
Plaid worGted Shawls,
MousselinG de .aine and Alpachas, from
Is cents to 37i cents,
Gentlemer's silk pocket IIandkercbiels,
Collars, Bosons, and Sucks,
Powder. FIasks and Shot Bags. Nipple
Wrenchss and Tubes.
Razor STRIPS, and superior Razors.
l trunk super6ne blue Coats at SI2 so
eacll,-,
Fire Dogs. Of various descriptions,
Philadelphia wrought and cut Nails, better
than the best in market, a..''
10 cases wool, Eur, and beaver Hats, with
fur, cloth, and glazed Caps,
Mill Saw Files, wood, horse, and shoe
Rasps, -. 8
Plane Irons, and sncket G. fir.ner Chissls,
Backing Brushes, & superior Backing,
Large Jars for hnldingncw lard,
"A splendid assortment Of Drugs, Chemi.
Gals. Paints, Oils, Dye StuEs, and Pa
tent Medicines. -
Carolina Indigo so cents per pound,
Dried Cod Fish for 81 cents per pound,
New and beautiful Books, with large
assortment of Toys for Christmas Pre-
sents.
Ladies'. Gentlemen's, Misses aud Boys
Boots and Shoes, in great variety
'-a r. 8. ROBERTS,
Edge6eid G.. H., Novr. %, 1916. Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND
DAP SCHOOL,

EDGEFIELU CoURr ilorsE, SuUrH CAROLINA.
3 L lShy purpose to open SCHOOL o!
Il this character, on The first Monday in Jam
uary lSl7, III my House, near I" the Episcopal
Church by which time Il Selio9 Room will
be built comnoliOus enc u III 10 receive Il large
number of Pupils.
All ,I.e usual branches of an English ednca.
lion will be taught together with French,
Music, Drawing ahd Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the purpose.
4 Public Eramaintion will take place once n
year and the Musical Pupils will be required
10 perform in private C"ncerl once month;
at which lime they will be examined on the
Theory of Music, so that proaf may he given
that they are we'll grounded in lis rndinenls.
Persons wishing 10 place their children in
this School are requested to make application
us early as possible. that preparations may be
made Tor their reception particularly for such
lis may come az BuardrrS,
Rates of 'rnitiu ana Board, paya ble in ad'
vance, will DC US follows
Per Quarter.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic. s 90
Geography. Grammar aud Com
position. with the ahove, = 90
History Natural and Moral Phi
loSuphy Chemistry, Botany, NC,
with the above. s 90
French, d W
Mnsic ON the Piano. ~ On
Music on the Gnitar. ) 00
Drawing and Painting. %
Board. including Washing ana
Lirhrs per month, 10 90
a charge of 80 cents per quarter will be
made for wood during the Fall aud Winter
EDMUND B. BACON,
Nov % If al Principal
The Charleston Evening News, Augusta
Consiltu,i1ualiSt allt South Carolinan will
couy one time earh, and forward account.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEviLLE iDIsTRIcS = !
:. I'M tbe. EoJr ~, o;1,s Pjsbs,,t!

| hBBEPILLE DlSTR1CS
Nj the' Comm on! Pleas.
Elizabeth Caldwell vs.. Francis A.. iBos.
well David T. Boswell Ell al:-For. Pur
tition, r.::ls,FF'-i 'a,'zt:! -;
By order oflhoS Cour, Of Common P Pleas,
10 me directed, will sell hi Abbevitle
Courl House. on Sale day in December
next, the following real estate, lately the
property ofJohn G.Caldwelt decd, con.
sis!ing oflhe following tracts of land,
No. L. The Jones tract, of 400 acres
more or less, situate on Rocky River,
bounded N. East, by lands of Michael
Aenepy, West;by, Joseph B aker, and r.
Dayis, Soulh by the; Hinton tract, No. g.; g;
aud East;bys Rocky: River. The tract is
well watered'i with a dwelling ;lIouse, stu.
ale 20 q healthy part Of the District. H
! NO. =, The Hinton tract, also on Rocky
RiseF1near the Village of Lowndsville,
consisting 8 Of 400 acres moro or less, us
yaluaOle, as auy:on Rocky River. having
on ii adweljins house, Cotton Gin aud
Screw; also well waierod and ina healthy
situation; bounded South by lauds of
VIM. Cosby, Wesl.by Robert. Davis, East
by lands oflhe Estate of Thos. Williams
deed and North by the ZONES tract No. j.
No. 8. The LowndsviiIs lract of 100.
acres more,or less, adjoining tho Village off
Lowndsyille on the West, aud Rocky, ri.
yer onthe East aIso:bounded by lands of
VIM. Cosby, Samuel Mitchell, and others,
and having on il good dwelling house
and out buildings, also a Cotton Gin house
and Screw.
Terms The lands above described will
be sold on creait:of one, two and three
years from The day Of sale; The purchaser
to give bond with aood personal security,
together with a mortgage Of The premise,
io secure The payment of The purchase
money. Costs TO be paid in cash.
Nov"1St5,' < Ct -. 43
Tie EdSeicld Advertiser, is requested |
70 give The above two insertions and for:
gard his bill to this office.-Abbsuilt eBan
ner. 'i.-',....' 'i.,-7.,'