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Important from Havana.
T.. J. WITIIERS.

The N. Y. Herald Of Tuesday contains
letter from its correspondent in Havana,
dated "March 2nd," in which he makes
some astounding disclosure, If they can be
6eliered.
1t is stated by the writer that arrange
ments had been entered into bv the King
of France and the Queen of Spain, the re-
suit of which was, that the latter should
assist the Infantc Don Enrique to conquer
Mexico, and establish monarchy there.
Don Enrique, Continues the writer, has
been appointed High Admiral Of the Span
ish fleet and an interview with the British
Ambassador at Madrid, received the assu-
rance that England would see with pleasure
Spanish Monarchy in Mexico
When all the necessary arrangements are
completed, Don Enrique is to arrive at
Havana with fleet, which will bring
10000 men whence they arc to sail for
Mexico, where they will be aided by Santa
Anna, who will proclaim Enrique l, as Is ing
of Mexico.
Vera Cruz will be Immediately attacked
and surrounded by the Anelo French fleet
and the King will proceed to Mexico,
where after his coronation, he will proceed
to nominate his cabinet Santa Anna will
be appointed Captain General OF the Mexi-
can army for life, and be dubbed " Principe
de la Fidelidad" After this the new Prince
and Infante will go to fight the Americans.
The only thing that makes this inteiii-
gence worthy of notice, is the fact that there
is great French and Spanish naval force
stationed at Havana; and, according to
this writer, almost every vessel that arrives
from Spain at Havana comes with new
soldiers.
We may add TO this matter passage
from the Journal des debats, of Feb 22d,
as containing: in conncxion with the above
reports, declaration Of serious importance
"The most distinguished men of the
country seemed unanimously convinced that
experience has proved that the Mrrican na-
ton must return TO the direction Of q n,omarchy
orperish. Perhaps the trial Mexico now la
bors under, awakening the nation from
their present torpor, ecsH scrve The progress of
this cause; but Mexico is solely bent 10 one
thought, that of resisting the invasion-and
nothing can be more natural"
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A Christian ChOctaW.

1t may be remembered that, few DAYS
ago: we mentioned that Choctaw Indian,
Dixon w. Lewis. had been ordained by
Bishop Soule, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, in view of his appointment
as missionary to that tribe. We find the
following account of this gentleman in the
Richmond Christian Advocate.
Dixon w. Lewis is Choctaw of pure
blood, of benign and thoughtful coun,e-
nance, stout built and is now in his twenty
frstyear. When lad, wandering through
the streets in his "Breech-about," he was
taken into the house OF kind Christian
lady now residing in Mobile, and fed at her
table. He says the blessing she piousIy
asked before eating impressed him very
deeply, though he understood not word
that was said. Dixon was pursuaded 10 90
to Sunday School He learned to read,
and was converted to the faith and obedi-
cnce of the gospel. The Juvenile Mission
ary Society of Mobile took him under its
care, and sent him to Alabama Centenary
Institute, bearing his expenses, clothing
him and supplying him with books. From
Centenary Institute he was sent, by the
same benevolent Society, TO Emory College,
Georgia AT the session of the Alabama
Conference in ls46 he was sadmitted on trial
in the travelling connection, and apposnted
to labor among large remnant of his own
tribe, then living in Kember county, Mis-
sissippi.
His people, though there was not Chris
tian among them, very soon and willingly
built him school house and church; and
thus the Choctaw Indians, with n much
more enlightened policy than is frequently
displayed among ourselves, planted in their
g midst simultaneously, the two greatest le.
. yers OF social reform the world has ever
i known-the school master and the preacher.
His school olopened with SO scholars, ,embra.
cling childIen Ave years old adultof3s He
6 instructed them and prayed with them, and
in three months 80 softhem were hopefully
Z converted. s All these joined the Church,
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factorily, and if we were able to labor in the
utmost harmony, such delightful results were
due mainly to the assiduity with which your
Bar had prepared the business of the term,
the equal ability with which it was conduc-
ted in Court, and that honorable scn.ime mt
OF professional pride that led to dignified
intercourse with the Bench and with each
other. All this, sir, observed throughout
the term with unmins,lcd satisfaction.
Unfamiliar (whether by habit or contcm-
Plation) with the duties have undertaken,
tar from entertaining any vain conception of
my qualifications, natural or acquired, ap-
preached tho Bench Il cay it with little
figure of Speech i'll fear and trembling: 1
am, at this moment profoundly sensible of
my great insufficiency, but this much will
promise You, that an existing resolution to
endeavor 20 reach the proper standard has de-
rived new vigor from tho encourag cement
You have given me.
Officially and personally, to you and your
Brethren, offer assurances of the utmost
esteem and regard.
I'll. WTTUERS.
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The Money Gone.-The appropriations
made by Congressat its late session, tits said,
will amount to about Siatyfrc millions Of
dollars. The Army Bill alone appropriates
about thirty GuemiAaoam! Is it any wonder
that the Democracy should have refused to
vote a few thousand dollars for the starving
Irishmen ?-Sau Republican.
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Notice..

Estate of Jesse Calrert deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors and Distri-
butees of Jesse Calvert decd, among whom Hugh
H. Calvert, VIM. Leak and Elizabeth his wife, and
Jesse Calvert reside without the limits of this State
that or before the first Saturday of June next,
settlement of the same Will be made in the O.diua.
rvs Office; and that after tho time specified the
Administrator Will not hold himself responsible for
interest on shares duo tho Distributes or debts
March s, l847. WIN. SMITH, Admir-.
March iV. 3m
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
u, F<,,,:S
In E0atifu,

Thomas NJ. Finley. aud Reuben J. Finley,
Nancy A. FinLy by next friend, IL.
NJ: Finley, V. Alexander Hunter, Nancy
Finley, Granville H. Finley and others.
-BM for Account, Partition, Delivery
OF SLares anil Relief
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Nancy Finley,
Granville IL. Finley, Isaac N. Finley, Robt. Oak
ley and Rhoda his wife, Ahi Deck and Polly Ann
his wife, and Jane X. Finley, Defendants in this
case, rcslCo without the limits of this State: Or
dcred that the above named Defendants do appear
and Plead, answer or dcmur, to tho said Bill within
three moths from tho publication of this order, or
Judgment PRO coNFEsso, VIII be rendered against
them. H. A. Jones
Commissioners Office, March 9th, lS47.
March 10. 8 On,
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HILL & ALLEN.

Neac Store and Cheap Gooas.
The undersigned have associated themselves togeth-
or, under the Firm of HILL e. ALLEN, for tho
purpose of selling goods at Abbcvie C. H., at the
lower end of Mrs. Aliens Hotel.
They aatter themselves, that they aro enabled to
sell as cheap at least the other Stores in
the Village and respectfully solicit share of pub
lie patronage. Their stock embraces
Dry Gonas, Haraaonre, Crockery anil Glass
ao0re-Saddiery, Boots aud Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Bonnets Groceries. DC &c.
WILLIAM HILL,
JAMES a. ALLEN.
Abbcville c. H.. Feb: 81, l547. ltf
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEViT.!.E DISTRICT,


I1 The Co%rt IF Ordinary
Sarah J. A. Wheaton, vs.. Thomas Sim.
mons and others --Appliration of Credi-
tors, for proc"eils of Real Est0te, to be
pnid to Admi~,strnto' for payment Of
dedts, om z"s.1Gici,mcy OF personal Estate.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas
Simmons. Frances Simmons and Anna s nm,
mons minor, parties Defendants, reside
without the limits Of this Stale: 1t is there.
fore ord red that they do appear and show
cause within tho tim". viz, 10Th Nav, 1S47.
why th. proceeds Of the Real Estate of Ame.
lin Simmons d"c'h, sold in Ordinary for Pnrti.
ton, should not be appl to the payment OF
debts by the Administrator on deficit Of per-
sonal Es'atr-ihrir cousent as confessed, will
be rntr"d OF record
Feb 20 :3n D. LESLY, Ord'v.
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Attention McDuffie Rife Guards.
Yon will appear nt Dradtall on. the first Sa.
:urday in April next, armed and equipped for
inspection and drill. s 9.s{s.-,
By order Of in. COCHRAN,I.t. Com.
March IL 3.,.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given 10 the creditors and
d. biors OF th' E<,a," OF Landy G. Slnu",nakcr
deed. To present TIL ir d"mandR. aud mike
pavm"nt to til" adn'nistIa OF, ns ilir a~sa,s of
t,' Es,"tr' will b: "n,Ir. " Insufficient TO pay
all. The estate " i'll b. closed in Ordinary, on
the 9th OF April le47. or before.
Jams Ash &. CANNON, Adm.
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The Spanish brig Emily, Captain Camps,
arrived at Havana on the Sd instant from ST.
sal. bringing sxty-scven passengers, saved
from the wreck Of the British mail steamer
Tweed. The Tweed had on board large
quantity ofquick silver and valuable freight.
the loss of which will no doubt exceed Sl,-
100000.
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Notice..

i,1 would refer my frsnds and clients to john III.
wilson Esq, viii. whom have left my whole bu-
siness, aud wb.,, during nv absencs, Win give an
necessary r,formaiion and assistance to those who
nave ..erto gwen, who may hereafter be desi.
Ecns ri extending to me their patronage and ca.
ao.ragement. JOHN B. MORAGNE.
Dec. 30, 1916. ist5 s. "a 4tf5
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Nitchell's Map
Or the United States for sale at II. Fl. g.
w. a. Wardlaw's Store.
March 4l IF
Citation.

Whereas John G. Wilson applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate OF AL xander Wilson decd: Thrse
are therefor" TO cite the kindred and creditor To-:
SAID deed, 10 appear beiure me on the II,h
April to show cause why SAID Administration
should not be granted. Given under nv hand
this 29th March l647' d. LESLY, Or'dy.
March 81. 52w
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
J. w. H. johnson and wife, VS.. T. r. Puck
eu.-Partitiom IN Ordinary
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by affidavit, that
w. w. Puckct, Il. l.. Puckct, and Thomas Aber-
crombc, and children of Mary Abcrcrombe deed,
Parties Defendants in this case, reside beyond tho
limits OF this State: 1t is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of Frances Long decd, OH or be-.
fore tho division, the 2Jth day of May l847, or
Their consent 10 the will be entered of Record.
Feb. o. lS47. 3m D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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Estray Notice.
Notice to absent Heirs.

Alfred Mouncr, Willis Mouncp, end Michael
Lowery and Nancy his wife 'sno resid,: with.
ont this State, and Distributes Of w. D..
Mounce decd, are hereby notified, that the
settle their portion Of the Estate on or before
the 18th June ,I647, and. holding their money
in readiness at that time will not be acceunta.
bls for interest longer. .a&
March Is. r q. GOULDING, Adm'r
= March 81 A4va 50, ~ ses S t.
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Notice to absent L,egatees.

The cbil,Ir,'n of Mnrsarett Brown dec d. La.
gate"s "f s S,m,t Miller d"c'd. are ne,,i.,ed
TINT their lrgncy in money, is ready fr.r fhem
md deposited witt, tf.. Ordinary of Ahh.v;iias
District So. ca. A. H. MIL! .ER,' E'cr.s',
= J1r ~. lay. - Ao I.,a..
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The State Of South Carolina

ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
Jesse Reagin, vs. Ca,herin Reagin and
others-Partition In Oydina,Y
1t appearing that Nicholas Rcagin, ono of tho De-
PENDANTS i'll this case, resides without the limtc of
this State 1t is ordered that he do appear and OBJ
lect TO the salo or division of the Real Estate of
Young Rcagin deed, OH or before the goth dav of
May lS47, or his consent to tho same will bo oa.c-
red of Record. DAVID IESJY Ord nar,,
rcp. Soth, lO4I. 3m
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EfYMENIAL.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening 25th
inst, by the Rev. Henry Bass. Mr. AN
DREW A. McCORD, to Miss MARY E.
SPEEAR, all of this District.
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For Sale.

s&ssa9ss District this Fall, I offer for fa"AfA
sReVS5H sale, my PLANTATION issESx
- lying threo miles South Of. .k4Se3
Abbevle Court House, containing TWO HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY ACRES, of which there
is about one half cleared and i'll fino state of cul-
tivaton. II is as good Cotton land as the District
affords
Three and half Acres lying two miles below
the Court House, A FINE DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT with out-buildings,-a ncw-a very
desirable situation about ono mile from my planta-
ton.
Also, my HOUSE AND LOT, in the Town of
Abbevllc, situated the Public Square, Largo
TWO STORY HOUSE with NINE ROOMS
and SIX FIRE PLACES and all of the out-buil-
dings new. Persons wishing to buy land or Village
property, would do we'll to call and SEQ me before
purchasing elsewhere.
would also add, that all persons that are indeb-
tod to me in the SherifYs Office, requested for
the last time to como and make settlements. If
you havo not the money, como and give mo your
Notes, as am compelled to sottlo my business this
Summer If am not at homo, Mr.. A. O. Haw-
thorn, will attend to it for mo.
JOHNSON RAMEY. =,
AbbcIillo C. H., March %, lS47. 5f
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Sheriff's Sale.
Fl. A Jones Comr. vs John Galaugher,

III a JO7LcS OOW 7. TS. JUEH CTlLELIWDNET,
u. G.. McOwsu.
In tho Common Pleas, the notice having ex>
pired IN this cas-, aud the Defendant not ha.
wing pr,d the delt md costs. The mortgq g.'d
premises. now in po. 8 'sslon Of John G III .n-
gh"r, ref rr"d To IN TIL. order of foreclosure.
will ne sold Oh Ist Monday ip April MKT, on
a credit Of SIX months, pursuant TO the said
or'!"r. til" purchaser giving bond and good So
curiiy for thu purchase m"n"v.
A.C. HAWTHORN. Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office, March lIil, lS47.
March IL. 3tsd
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COUNTERFEIT BlLLs.-Ofthe denomination
of Two Dollars Of the Branch Of the Bank
Of the State Of Son,h Carolina. at Camden,
are in circulation to great extent. They
canno, be mistaken, as the paper is course,
the engraving is miserabIy executed, and the
signatures Of D. l.. DrSaussure, Cashier,
and Thomas Salmond, President, very bad
ly initiated. The bills which we have seen,
are dated 18th January, Is4l, and are pay
able to +" John Can't" which is intended for
"John Cantcy" who WIS Director at that
date. The vignette portraits are so badly ex-
ecnted as not to be r, cognized.
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A LONG FAsT.--On the 25th Of Novem.
Der last, twenty-six sheep belonging 10 Mr..
Levi Martin, Of Bingham, Me-, strayed from
his farm and were buried in the snow (
they remained so without anysfood whatev-
or, until the 4lh February following, being
eighty.two days, when three Of the number
were found alive, and two have recovered
and are doing we'll, - = ~ n, sR ss
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The Fine Young Jack
BI, A CK NIGH T.,

NW7ILL stand hepresent season, commenc'
wv ing on the 10Th of March, and ending
on the 10Th Of June, at the house Of the sub
scriber and Mr.. Ransom Timmerman's. alier-
natey. for $40 TO insure Mare with Colt. (no
Colt no pay,) TO be paid when the Colts foal-
ed. In case the Mare is traded, the person
who put her to theJack is responsible Tor The
money. Cure will be taken to prevent acci'
dents, bu, not responsible for any, should they
occur. ...,.
The BLACK KNIGHTS dark brown or
black Jack, of good size and fine peri. rmance,
7 years old last September. Having got q few
colts in the spring Of lS43. which are very like.
ly, and mos Of the mares he went too, last fall,
entities him Justly TO the character of good
breeder, and sure foal ge.,er. He was sired
by the White Knight, 4 large Jack which was
imported from Burcelona few years ago, and
is between fourteen and fifteen hands high.
The Black Knights dam is Black Maria, an
imported Jennea, a Enc breeder. -.
H. B. ELDER.
march 10 II
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nomination and confirmation of Richard
Rush forth same appointment.
" Thesron6tmalion Of. David Tod, Of Ohio
as MinistertoB Brazil, 10 the place of Hen.
ry A.Wise.
The econirnia,ion of George w. Hop.
kins, Of Virginia, as Charge d'Aiaires to
Portugal, in the place Of Abraham Rem
cher.
Amongsllhe business transacted in Ex-
ecutive session of the Senate yesterday
was the rejection Of tie nomination of
Andrew Beaumont as Commissioner Of
The Public Buildings, and the subsequent
nomination aud confirmation OF Charles
Douglass, Of Connecticut, for the same
Office
Mgpr Gensrd1s.-Thomas Hart Ben
Ton, Of Missouri, William Cumming, of
Georgia.
BHgadier Generals,-George Cadwala.
der, of Pennsylvania, Enos D. Hopping.
of New York, Franklin Pierce, Of New
Hampshire.
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I'm addition 10 an abstract of the NJ

In addition 10 an abstract Of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting, The Secretary
has thought proper TO give a sketch of the
substance Of The remarks made, with a
view to excite the public mind Of the Dis
,rict to a spirit Of enquiry. Information
must arouse The beIler feelings Of our ma.
ture, and to bring into an active exercise
that clarity which is honorable to the
heart, and which is so eminently a Chris.
tian virtue. II would be gratifying re.
Election TO them hereafter, if each Chris
tian Minister in the District would address
TO their congregations sermon upon some
such text of the Bible as this, "He tha,
giveth 10 the poor, lendeth to the Lord
w. B. JOHNSON, Chairman.
3 C. YANcEY, Secretary.
March ], 1887.
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year ls47. This institution is located at Tus.
caloosa, and is in a fourishing condition. The
whole number of Students amounts to ninety.
four. The Rev. Basil Manly, D. D., formerly
of South Carolina, is President, and Messrs.
r. 7. Brumby, and Samuel NJ Stafford, also
from this State, are among the Professors.
The course of instruction is thorough, and
from The reputation of several ofthe Professors
who are known to US, we believe that the lnsl-
tu,ion is well worthy ofpublic patronage.
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10 DOLLARS REWARD.
m arsh f.:
N OTICE..

MTR. ROFF', who held cohdilionally an in
VE. tercst in the right of Edge6ed District,
TO Ho,chkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent)
has never complied with said condition, there.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right 10
sell or ma any contract for. said Wheels
We. the undersigned are the owners, of said
right, and tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good.
Mr.. J. T. WEBER, we authorize, with full
mower TO act as our agent
COTHRAN g. MOORE.
March !, 1e47. # 6
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march 10

EHOR the cure OF DEAFNESS, Pains, and
IL the discharges of matter from the Ears
Also, all those -disasreeabe noises, like the
buzzngo insects; falling ofwater, whizzing Of
steam. &C., &C., which are symptoms of ap-
preaching Deafness, and also generally attend.
ant with ihe disease. Many persons who have
been deaf for ten, 6fteen and twenty years, an d
were obliged to use ear trumpets, have, after
Using one or two bottles of this medicine +,
thrown aside their trumpets, being made per.
fecty well. - -: -,
The application oflhe Oil produces no pain
but on the contrary an agreeable and pleasant
sensation The recipe for this Medicine has
been obtained from an Aurist of great reputa.
lion, WHO has fouiidi from long observation,
that deafness, in nineteen cases out, of twenty
was produced either from a.want Of action in
The nerves of hearing, or dryness in the ears /;
his object, therefore, was 20. find sonethlng
that would create healthy condition in those
parts. After long series Of experiments, his
forts were ut last crowned with success, in
the discovery of this preparation, which has
received the name Of SCARPA'S COM
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL.' It has been
used in this country about six years, and 80
wonderful has been its effects in curing and re-
lieving the deaf, that from pure motives Of hn.
manity, it is now offered to the public, that II
may have an opportunity Of proving lis effica-
cy. a long list Of certificates might be given,
but such is The confidence IN the medicine, and
so high its reputation, that but few oflhem will
be published.
Ii is only necessary to odd, that this medicine
has been recommended and used by many Of
the best physicians and surgeons in Europe
and in this country.
For sale by RS. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field Courthouse. South Carolina.
,.,xoh IN IF
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STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. =.
IN EQUITY.

George Parrott, :. ;. lBill for Foreclc.
1s. sure OF Mort-
James E. Walker, & others, gage, &c:
WT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
IL E. Walker, Joseph ]. Walker, Ale1andcr
F.. Walker. John nj. Walker, Moses Walker:
James C. Walker. SamuelP. McNairy and
Elizabe,h-C. his wife, Sarah Ann Walker asd
Mary d. Walker, defendants in the. case, are
without the limits Of this State; Ordered. that
the defendants above named, do appear in this
honorable Court and plead. answer or demur
to the said Bill, within three months from the
publication ofths order. or the said bill. will be
taken pro confesso against them.
8. 8. TOMKINS, c..E. E. D.
Commissioners Office, March S, l847.
march 10 3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

James E. Goodwin, }
Us. Foreclosure.
Mary F. GOODWIN.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue Of an order Of the
Court, Of Equity, ! shall sell at Edgefieli
Court House, on the first Monday in April
next. the following land, viz:.one tract or
parcel of land situate in The District and
State aforesaid, on Wes. Creek, waters Of
Saluda river, containing four hdndred and
fifty acres. more or less, bounded BY lands
norlhwardly and soulhwardly belonging to
John Bates, west by Nathan Norris. and
east by John ;b afes! land. Said land will
be sold for one.iourth cash. the balance on
credit till the first of January next.
Purchasers 10 give bond aud good security:
Titles TO be signed, bur not delivered till
the purchase money he paid.
8. S. TOMKINS. C. E. E. n.
Comm's. Once, March S, 1877.
march 10 At
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Matodon Cotton Seed.

TENHE Subscriber wOnld respectfully inform
the citizens of Edge6eld and the adjoiu-
ing Dis,Iicts. thai he has ordered 10, Of MAS.
T0DON COTTON. SEED from Holmes
county, Miss, which hewanan,s tobe genuine:
which can be had at DIR. James F: ,Grlftin's.
Hamburg. at 50 per bushel. (by the sack of
ten Bushels or at So per bushel at I'D. Tib-
belts a, Edgefeld Court House.
THOMAS B. BYRD.
march 3 at 6