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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
State of South, Carolina ),
EDGEFIELD DlsTRICTss
IN EQUITY: s i. 9, 80 - 8. Z,
NancY Corder,

Nancy S0rder,. ~, Z. s5.,s,s.. .t;,.ss,sss, q; .,
vs. Emanuel Corder .s.s s,ss. 8
and Morgan Cmder; ;st.
NOTICEis hereby given; tfia1sby viirs
In tue Of an order of.the. Court Of Eq1i-
ty, inthis case, Ishall asell att Edgefeld
Court House, opslhsiFirst Monday in Mo-.
velnber next, one tract Of land belonging
10 tho estateef Morgan Core u, deceased,
containing three hundred and forty.four
acres, mole or less, sitnaied 10 'theD District
aud State aforesaid, on Moor's Creek, and
on both sides Of the road leading TO Nc
Nary's Ferry, ands adjoining lands Of
Jarvis Asbell. Wade Hols,ein, J.sM.&Nors
ris, Obidiah Body, Naihan NorHsSs Ssaud
others. a. ;!!. Z. ..Ss. 81 ~
Said Lands will be SOLD on credit of
one and two years, except The cost, 10 Ebe
paid in cash. -, - $50. -
The purchaser will give bond and good:
security for The purchase money. ~
S. s. TOMPKINS, c.E.:E.rn. !. Z,
COMMITS Office, 0ct.7 s4te so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

In THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Ry JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary
D Of Edgeieid District:
Whereas, Elihu Stevens, bath applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chatlels.
rights and credits OF John Lewis, late Of
the District aforesaid. deceased. r
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of The said deceased, to he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on the Cd day of No.
vember next, to show cause, ifanv, Why
the said administration sheuld no, be
granted,
Given under my hand and seal, this the
10Th day Of October. in the year, Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and for.
ty six. and in the seventy frs, year of
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D. /.
october 81 q 39
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ecutor's Sal

WMIILLs BE s OF Drap EdseGeds Court
~ HOUSE; OH IlisS fiIsl 81 1ondss ~ Eeeen.
Der nexr, tWanty seven: fu tldred ind ninety
;acies Of. Eand; belong ging 10 the esiate or John
Fox, deceased, lying on the waters Of Chasers'
eIeeks (Jernigan'ss s branch tberpeeif tei,kand
,seive miles from Hamburg and ubtalt lha
same dislauceiromthe Court Eouse,the great.
er part betwcen,li,e Edsefeld and Columbia
roads, the frst passing along a.par,,oCIhe ives.
tern line. and the e.lasttilsongbthef whole length
of The whole mack. adjoining lands ot Benjamin
X TilIman, (Chester planation) Cosby, But.
irr's estate, Howard, Bartlett, Rnmbo, and
Others The tractis weItnbered.ssg.s9 - q
twill be divided before: the, salep and one
plat of tie subdivisions lett at Cosby'si one at
Edgefeld Court House, and one at.Aiken.g,
Terms made known ut The time fsale. -
A. .PlGQUETr
H.s!H 'CUMMING.a..
E1'trS. Of John For. decd.
september9 ~ 13t 33
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

j Z L
-, IN EQUITY.
Lucy Williams, and others, Us.
Penelope Williams, Nathaniel
Burton, Jr., aud others.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. by
In virtue Of an Order OF the Court o.
Equity, ia this case, shall proceed 10 seli
at EdgeGeld Court House, on The FRS
Monday in November nexl, the real .eslait
ofJoseph Williams, decd, consisting oi
Two tracts ofland. viz - :, .s2.'Ss ,.'.,
One tract containing one hundred anu
seventy five acres. more or less. siiuaieiD
the district and State aforesaid, and .bouu5
ded by lands Of Mary Perry, PeleriaI
Williams, Lewis Asbell. Elijah Watson,
and Darling Williams. -. So.
One olhertrac containing three hundred
acres, more or less, situated in the disfric
and State aforesaid, on Clouds Greet.
and adjoining lands Of Moses lIolslein
MAI Burton, senr., and Darling Williams
except SO much of said trac, of three hun
dred acres, as is claimed by the delendarl
Moses iloIstein.
Said lands will he sold on credit oI
twelve months, except as to so much as
will pay the cost Of this suit, to be paid III
cash. Purchasers TO give bond and good
security for the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. T.. E. D.
october Z 4t 81
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Sept %
From ihe Philadelphia Public Ledger -:
AN IMPORTANT C URE By DR.. HAYNES
ALTERA,rIVE. 1s5t;sy7.+..>i,-

We have been inlorincdsby Mrs. M Maban, Ea
granddaughter of old Gen.. Wayne, I that she
suffered for a nnmber of years from the srowtli
Of a large Goitrous Tumnur Of The Throat,
which, besides great deiormity, produced both
difficulty OF deglntion, and Of breathing. In
deed, she says, the pressure upon the windse
pipe was so;greatas topreventher from sleep
ing in a arecnmbentpo osilion, and often snffocu
s;on appeared inevitable. She also labored-
under severe indisprsitlon from Liver Com
plant and Jaundice, with a horrible Of
nervous affections, for which she commenced
the use of DR.. Jayne'a Alternative, which she
took sregularly for six or seven weeks with oc.
casional doses Of his Sanatiye 'PiIls;;and her
general health was thereby tcomnietsly re,esta-
blished, and now perceiyiag olne ,dinunition
in he size Of the Goitrous Tumour, sho was
encouraged to persevere, in,tIie use OF the Al.
terative until every veslige Of the painful tu-
mour was entirely removed We,lliinkr there
fore, thatsuch an important Eened should be
more generally known. ..:sr.,,,-
Tie followingis from Physician and Il
much respected Clergymanof the N ethodist
Society, dated Modest 'Fown. Va.,s Aug. 27
1870. ~ - ), 5t ~; s. ,:sEa1ii q
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir--I have been using
your Expectorant. extensively in my practice
for the last three years. and orsall:a,tacks of
Colds, Coughs, Inflammation OF The Lungs
Consumption. Asthma, Pains and w Weakness
ofthe Breast, it's decidedIy ythe best medicine
/ have tried: Vefy'respettialLy yours 'ss's ~
Z R.W.WfELTAb1S, M. D.
RS. ROBERTS, sole, Agent "a. Edgefeld
O. IT Sonth Corolino -, q y. !. Sc - :.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

NusAN @NiNI1IoOh QuN i
and olhcls, vs.. Mary Sleiflc
and others.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir,
lN tue of an order from the Court of
Equity, in this case, shall sell at Edge
field Court douse, GU the First Monday in
November uexr, one tract of land belong
ing to the Estate of John Terry and Phillip
steifle, deceased, containing two hun
dred and f(ty.six acres, more or less, Sit
uated in the District and Stalc aforesaid,
on Cyper Creek, and adjoining lands Of
Edward Settle, Artemas Lowe, The estate
of Steward Minor and others.
Said Laud will be sold on credit OF
twelve months, except as TO so much as
will pay the cost of this suit, TO be paid in
cash.
The purchaser will be required 10 give
bond aud good security for the purchase
money.
S. S. ToMPKINS, c. E.E. D..
n,
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September 80, 1876. The above exhibits the
amounts received and disbursod for the main
tainance ofthe poor; and also all the buildings
erected on the new cite, and also half the pur.
chase moneyfor the tract of land, &c.
,'fsss ss6s aE.t ROBERT sB BRYAN.'Tr Treasurer.
N. B. The per cent levied on the geneial
tnxwas 375 5porcent.
October 81 II 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

Total 9Th quarter, l29
The foregoing amount OF Sl,O64 60 els.
paid to pensioners, the different quarters
of the pas, year, is included in the Treas
urer's Report, which accompanies this.
We would furtherreport, that in accor-
dance with privilege granted this Board,
by the Legislature at its session 10 l844,
wehaye sold the former Poor House land,
and have purchased a more healthy, plea
SAINT and eligible site, upon which we
have erected suitable buildings, for the
accommodation Of the Poor Of The District,
and. from henceforward we will grant no
pensions, but every person wishing TO
avail themselves of the benefit conferred
by the poor laws, of The State, will have
to 60 10 the Poor House.
Both September, 1886 ~
L. A. BROOKS,
Chairman, pro tenn.
JOHN HulET, Clerk ofthe Board .
Persons names supported at The Poor House,
and an the: Asyism,. from 3Oth Sept. 1916.
- to 30th September, ls45 !. 1, /,
| NAMES IN THE Poor House.
Margare, Frish, ."fi 1
! Anue2 Broadpey, / (,
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DR.. E. BL.AND5

EDEsPECTFULLY Offers his PROBES.
AH Sf0NAL services 10 tile Citizens! of
Edgefeld.s Office in; the Room occnpled BY
Bland & Butler. -,
Sept %. 194G If AS
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ROBERT BRYAE, Treasurer, IN ACCOUNT WITH
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE PooR. FROM
3OrH SETgMBER, 1S45, to3gTH SEP.
TENDER, 1916, EDGE. DIsrRIcT.
Oct. 6 81, 1s45. Paid Pension.
ers aud Poor House expenses, S793 SO
December 2. Paid T. Eoveless r.
and INNINGS, in part for their
building, and sundry acts for
provisions for PoorHouse, 295 l3
Dec. l8. For 2.603 lbs Pork alS4
"a. cts. per 100 lbs. aud some 80
small accounts, li4 81
Jan. 5, s3S46. Pensioners part:
forlhe buildings, Printers bills,
&c., &c. zss;f p =. iisS ~. 4S5 81
January IA. H Jinnings ipaEs for
bis buildings and onec6rn, 50 SO
February yeuuipgs - e
for his buildings and SONS
accounts for poor house, 244 25
Feb. II. Il. Loveless balaucerfor
his buildings and some small
accounts, 65S SO
March 2. John Loveess for fur
riiure, and accounts for sugar.
coffee, rnolasses, rs 10
.April6 6. Pensioners Ag''s'squar-
ters salary, r. Raburn, for
work on the yard and garden,
stable and crib, inpart, 363 30
April "a. To the Asylum fer
cloth, I56 SO
May 4. S. Mathis, for cows and
calves, and accounts for haul
Ing and corn, 50 Is
June /. A. Bland for lard, and B.
Raburp clearing and fencing
land, G7 65
June 5. Balance due to Asylum
by J. Quatlebum, 2l7 %
July 6. Pensioners balance B.
Raburn for work oo The ynrd,
Poor House and; COZ az
July %. A. Bland for bacon,
corn and some shall accounts, 81 nl
Sept. Z. B. Raburn for clearing
out well, and account for corn, 5 II
-------
S4,245 80
Sent 80. Cash on hand. 2,646 81
s6,s94 36
October 6, 1s45. Cash on hand
Of the tax of 1874 2,548 94
January IA. 1916. Received Of II
Boulwase ON tax executions of
1874, 16 90
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TorAL.
REPORT

nF the Commissioners Of the Poor for
" Edgedeld District, to his Honor
Judge A. P. BUrLFR, Fall Term, lsd6.
From the 30st September, 1915, including
s. the expenses OF Pensioners, boarding
with their friends, and Poor House ex-
penses, the different quarters of the
year, herein stated up TO the 30lh Sep
tember. 1916.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28
~ New Grocery Store. q "A.
3 RSON & SM u. II

IL
rleslon, and other markets, a choice and well
g in part as follows: i4ae g ,siis,lEas
Heavy Negro. (very superior) common and
light, s..,-l
Sewed and bound, &c. &c.
WOODEN WARE.
Buckets, Tubs, Measures. Cans, Pals, Baskets,
Brushes (every variety) Broonls, DC.
LIQUORS. s:,ss;s;s -
Coguac Brandy, Olard, Dupuy Il CO..
Champagne Brandy (SaIseraci) Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum, So s'l,fi s''sz.
Madeira Wine, (Symington,) Sicily Wine,
Pale Sherry, (ItudoIphs,) Port, in bottles
Port, in barrels, ~ *
London Porter, q's. and pts. Champagne qts.
and PTS.
Champagne Cider, Cordials, Bitiers, Domestic
Brandy,
Domestic Gin, N. E. Rum, Monongatelo gal sl
Whiskey,
Funk's Whiskey, MiI!er's Old Rye Wlaskey
(superior.)
Rcc,ilied Whiskcy, 'E -
ALSO,
Cheese, (cxlra English dairy and Geshen) But
ter, @ -.
Raisins, Soap, (turpentine, fancy, &C., Starch,
Indigo,
MadIer, Salt petrc, saleratus, Blue Stone,
Candies, Nuts
Backing, Pickles, Ketchups, sardines, Match
es, &c, &c.
Il LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
Crockcry & Glass Ware.
xamine our stock and prices. #.,.aa..,
St 36
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Amount of the lax of 1874, s2,565 sc

Amount OF the lax OF lS44, $1,000 %
March 2, 1916. Received Of
j. Quattlebum, T. c., I'M
part of The poor tax of AS, $50
March 13, rs, off. Quatte.
bum, T. c., in part of,he
tax of 1645, $50
April S, Of J.ttauatllebumin
part of tax of lS45, 600
May a, of ]. tanattebum in
part of tax .of1s45, 500
May %, off. Quattlebum in
part oftex of l645, 1900
July 6, of J. G.uatteJum in
part oftax Of 1855, 463
July 6, of. Qnattlebum bal.
ance of tax of 1874, 531
$4,36s 81
Less by commissions for re.
ceiving ID per cent, O9 20
4,259 II
sc. .s24 97
Sept. 90, ReceivedofJ Fl. Quat.
tlebum, T. c., balance Of
the tax of 1914, u rs
Giving "a per cent 1 II GO 80,
S6s94 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

W9MAlgGs@YS!s .Az7D e@Asasgggg@a &YgGasgsa
rEvHE rm Partnership the Warehouse and Com
old
respectfully public generally They
Produce
cbandize order &c
markets liberal
oduc,co when required
advantages
Walker
&c
care
WALKER
G. WALKER, S. NJ BRADFORD.
Hamburg 1876 II "a s,a
On retiring from Commission opportunity
Bradford pleasure
sandlb seuealy : l.. PEARSON
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-10-28

= "A hG now receiving iIoul NeW Aoih, w
IA. selected stock of Groceries, consist
BAGGING.
Hemp Bagging, Hemp Rope, Manila Rope
Twine.
SUGARS
St. Croix, Porto Rico, Muscovado, N. Orleans
Clarified, Loaf, Crashed. Powdered,
COFFEE.
Old Government Javai old Cuba, new GRO
Cuba, Rio. choice Lagulra,
@ MOLASSES.
Trinidad, New Orleans, Sugar House. oyful
BACON.
Hams. choice brands country cured fiam'
country cured Shoulders, western ohou
ders, western Sides.
SALT.
Sack, Table, in boxes and sacks.
NAILS.
Nails, essDrled sizes,
SHOT.
Shot, assorted sizes, Lead,
TEAS.
Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder Black Iea'
PICKLED FISH.
Kits Mac1tereI, barrels Mackerel, Nos. IL. ~ ;
Salmon, in kits and barrels, Picked llerring'
Picked Shad,
sEGARS, T0BACCOS s. SNUFF.
Choice brands Segars, Thomas Nectar Lea
Tobacco,
Orouoco, Jones &. Co.'S. and cheap Tobacco
Cut and smoking Tobacco, Snuff, in jars all
bottles,
1--WE would say 10 the public, call and
Hamburg, September 2S, 1916.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

WHITE RATs.-A curiosity has
been shown US by Captain G. w.
f. BedelI, in the shape of three
white rats (not mice) which rath-
er inclines us to the opinion that
there is something new under the
sun. They were caught in Harris
county, where we understand a
number Of others of the same kind
have been taken. There is said
to be one almost as red as scarlet.
They are a curious variety, and
no mistake"
Columbus Enquirer
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

The Palmetto State Banuer, is the
title Of a new paper established in Co
lumbia, S. c., under the auspices OF l. G..
MORGAN, Publisher and Proprietor.
Taking the first number as specimen,
the Banner will be one of the most in
tercsting papers in the State The po-
liticS Of the Banner will be thoroughly
Democratic We wish it success.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

Mission to F'ance.-It is thought by
some that MIR. Pickles will receive the
appointment Of Minister to France, as
MIR. KING has expressed a desire to re-
turn home. Mr. PIcKENs is a member
of the State Senate; and upon public
occasion in this District, some time since,
we heard him say he preferred to repre-
sent a free and independent constituency,
than to acear th. troppings of any office
We conclude therefore, unless he has
changed his mind and sentiments, he
will not accept.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

u DR.. A. N. McLAREN; of the U.
S. A, passed through this place las,
week, on his way to join Gen. TAYLOR
in Mexico.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

T We learn from the Washington
Union that Mr.. BANCROFT, Secretary of
the Navy. has resigned his seat in the
cabinet and received the appointment of
Minister to England, upon which mis-
ion he will start Immediately.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

Municipal Electiom.-I'he election
for Intendant and Wardens for this
place came off on Monday las. md re-
suited as follows -
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

H= We must beg the indulgence of
our correspondents for while. Their
articles shall be attended to as early as
possible.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

Foreign NeDs.-Extracts of news by
the steamer Britannia will be found
upon our first page. The news is of
but little importance. The cotton mar
ket has been in a quiet state since the
sailing of the last steamer There have
been tremendous storms and floods in
England, which had injured the crops
severely. On the 18th ul,imo, the
House of Lords passed the Sugar Du-
ties Bill. Mr.. McLANE, our Minister,
has returned in the Britannia.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

Intcndant-J. A. HUNTER.
Wardcus--Dr II. B. DENDy, w. \.
WARDLAw, JNo. H. WILSON, Esq. and J.
RAMEY.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

United States Scnator.-From the
number Of distinguished names suggest
ed by the press throughout the State, it
will be somewhat difficult to select the
most suitable to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of MIR. McDuF-
F1E. Among the names offered, we find
those Of Hon. LANcDoN CHEvEs, Gen.
JAMES II. HAMMOND, Hon. J. B. O'NEALL,
Hon. Judge BUTLER, and Hon. r. B,
RHErT; these certainly are gentlemen
Of ability, either of whom are worthy of
the confidence of South Carolina.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

% We have no news from the army
that would interest our readers. From
extracts found in another column, it
will be- seen that there has been a seri-
Gus rio. among the volunteers, and re-
suited in the death of some 8 or 10, and
80 wounded. THIS is shameful and dis
graceful in the extreme, and the ring
leaders should, as we suppose Of course
they will be, brought to condign punish
ment.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

AZ The northern papers state that
Polly BoDINE is to have another trial
shortly at Goshen, Orange CO., N. Y,
on the charge of arson.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

SNAKEs.-One Of the rattle spe-
cies was killed a few days since in
the neighborhood Of MIR. Wiley
Hill, three miles above this village,
measuring five feet in length and
having fourteen rattles. Another
of the same kind was killed short
time ago by Mr.. John Allison; and
one OF our neighbors informs us
that. for several years past, at this
particular season, and in the vicin-
ity OF the same place, some of
them or their tracks have been
seen repeatedly.
L0uyensviue Herald.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16

H 1t is said Gen. VEGA is now in
Montreal, Canada
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16
Abbryille c. H., s. c.:

WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. Is, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16
BY ". toddin.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE Of wESTHAn
FOX SALE.

IENHlS Property lies on James River 7 miles
II above Richmond the Canal and niles By the river
road, perfectly Convenient 10 market
Ii contains By survey. recently made 677 and
poles, q which $50 and bottoms
hing house s elegant and 70
cellar TO garcani all the houses good re-
psitan Old orchard Of choice frur
eed younE peach and apple orchard has been
sent propreto The place presents every ought
be wished for.
wcsiham sod or DIVISION udeousv divided into
two part, VIII therefore Be Posirey sod WEDNESDAY
the sth Of June al ocloek- u fair. fair
day The premises will be shown By
signed or the overcr living the premises Entire possession
VIII be given Chusas the purchaser
wiz have the privilege Of seeding crop OF wheat
w. q. SIMS.
sale conducted BY wELtrssroS Gopprs Auetoneer
my 5-ditetds
e The Terms, which viii BE- made day Of sae
win BE- such as 10 suit the Of the Purchaser
NY did " GODnIN, Auetr.
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hdated Lottery, Class % be drawn ct Wilmington DEL
Saturday, May 30th. ls45 $4,000. $4,000, 5000 5000
1000 5000, 1893 30 OF l000 30 500 80 Of 400 80 Of
300, 30 Of $50. &c IS Nos. - drawn. whole Tick
cts Sl2 halves 6. qrs g. certificate Of package OF
IS whole tickets only costs Sl42. halves 81, quarters
s35.
W Orders for paekaEe, Of packages orsins tickets
the drawings all who order large prizes
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communications entirely confidential
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16
PRILApELPmA MARKET. May ID.

Hour-t,as 4,37I for fair and good brands wheat-soO
bushels prime red brought Ie0e foT making
Southern Corn sold G1e yellow white For
Sugar holders COO hhds New
ssle months 'peeulstion Whisky dun 20
In hhds and bbla-U 5. 0afsifs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16
RosroN MAnKrr-Mnr

Foursacs u Geneee brands s5, and Southern
common descriptions. f.62, cash. and as, mos.
Fsaes q Maekere S5a5,ls for No. and 52S bb for
No q with increased demand.
Gnsales southern yellow Hat Corn q, 7Oa79e, and white
aJac.
Molss.ss-saes Cuba sweet at saie and sour Ice GAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-16
The Valuable Farm called ssWestha1
LnIlnGn.n Tor ..lla IL AncIinl.-

INNHiS valuable Farm The properly the John n Jennnra
u vii BE- sold atoneuon, "Wertham.~ farm " William
D. sins Esq- on WEDNESDAY ths 2ith day June
O'Clock, 2 n. tmmedaiely sier NJ sodJ Irs
James RIVER miles above Rehuond
~ contains sS acres u which $50 Eroun
The upland % fne quahty and aproyen.rt
Therc this farm ahoa goo Of he1uiy ars lad
whn ts Of mile u The canal wen adaptod 10 to- culture Oh
toharco.
The improvements consist of oonoabis Dwelling House con
tanning rooms ard a necessary outhouscs hrmins purpose
There . also orchard NJ young ffuit trees
u 10 t-emsd uree tnirs respecting this Arm
rersons disposed purchase douhuss prefer 10 view s ae
ard ufge Cor themselves un b. shown pleasure bv t
ovefscef. Mr. howell Duucon Mr. Jennnrs bynr ns,,
New hafsei IN toe lower end Of Heufeb.
- ne sa = % b made f'r div devs~ss Of The
htn John lcnnng may The r,ne win The .
suuucs that viii positively take STAGE rttos as I'D 81 -.
The terms viii b. such purchaserav I'm ar
balance AZ one two aud three years bouds BEARING Interest
cured ~ Decd
w pui'h-' uosfe q D. can he 'uppied with sVsr hing
ne fN WI ~ gwen and eute pssssiou on ~ ~ isuusy
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