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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-10-01

WHIGS OF CARROLL, ARE YE READYl'
B fore our next paper reaches some of our
more distant rea ers, tie political contest for l847
will b. decided; the die be cast, and the Wings
OF Ohio will be rejoicing over tbs preservation OF
the currency of our State; or be filled with goo-
my and fruitless ioreboings concerning its safety
Ths day for work is fast passing away, and |, be.
hooves the Whigsof Carroll to lay their shoulders
to the wheel, f they would reposo in security du'
ring the approaching night. Little more than Il
week now remains till the election; and yet, how
multitudinous are the labori to be performed
how monenlous the issues to be decided how
important the consequences that must fouwl
Whigi of Carroll! If you would be victorious,
you must not be idle. Your opponents are on
the alert. Their tackles are at this Time scour-
ing the county; loaded with false statements ol
taxes and every species Of deception is made use oi
by unscrupulous demagogues. The orders have
gone forth, Carroll county istO be brought under The
ban of Locoiocosm. Your opponents are now
endeavoring TO obtain power by urlfce and STRAIT
ag9m. They are assailing Wing measures and
Wing men at every place in the county WHERE
listener can be obtained. They do not pretent
to have any fix ID principles of their own. Op
position to Wing principles IS their fort. They
would destroy your bank and tax laws, and ye
they propose nothing in their stead. Their Prin
ciples are all of the negative qualify. The de
slruction Of Wing measures is the object 10 b.
accomplished. For such accomplishment tn!
would destroy the currency of your State, sinI
her credit, and block the avenues to wealth an,
prosperity.
Wings Of Carroll! Shall such things bsl-
Will you lend your aid To their accom- r'lehmen1
Ii not; prepare for ths conflict. Have ever!
Wing al his post. Leave none behind. Th
absence OF harf u dozen Wings in each Town
ship, may cause Wing dcfta' in 'h' county,
Wings Of Carroll, move on your column!
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MESsRs. EDlToRs;-Plrmit me, through the
columns Of your paper, To give fair statement
of tn amount Of taxes paid in The year 1874, up
on Merchants capital, and Moneys and credits;
and the amount these kinds Of property stand
charg ID with, upon the Traasurer's books OF Car.
roll county, for the year l847.
In 1914, the whole amount Of Mer.
chants capital, and Moneys and
Credls, was S29,7 ,784
This sum at II mills average rate
for that year. made 2l5,O83
In l847, whole amountof Merchants
capital, and Moneys and Credits, 207,T07
This amount al ST mills,
the lowest rate levied
in any township this
year. max IS th1 sum Of Sl,l94 rs g.
Making difference of 1913 63 4
This il the way ihenow law gathers up great
portion of The increased taxes; whereas, under
the old law, to raise the same amount Of money,
nearly the whole of the increase must necessarI.
~ have been levied upon the Lands, Horses, and
Cattle of the country.
Just think of it! these kinds Of properly have
increased more than SepeH:fOld in liulo Carroll,
alone! Why then should Farmers complain.
believe, however, they do not. few brawllng
politicians about your town are the most uneasy;
and have circulated through the country, that the
farmers taxes are double; yea, in some instances
IhrbbIe; either Of which statements are positive
ly false aud to settle the question, let them reltr
to the Tr1aSurer's books
The taxpayer, Of Carroll county will racoI'
lcct, tha, under Democratic Legislation, our State
debt increased annually; and that under wing
legislation il is being decreased to the tune OF one
quarter Of a million, annually; and that the pre-
sent tux law Sthe Instrument by which the "hlS'
will, if permitted by the volers Of Ohio, move
from the shoulders of future generations, '~entJ
millions, and raise our glorious and gallant Slalt
coward and upward" TO prosperity and hapPl
ness.
Farmers Of Carroll! (for il is TO you the Loco
focos have appealed, aud for you they profess al
undying sympathy will you whlrl from othre
The men who have used every honorable, lalda
Bile, and equitable means to rid you OF STAT
debt. and place in their stead, the Hard monte
VamiaIs, who will compel you 10 pay your lake
aud State debt in Gold and SilVer-by slrkln
from existence every Bank in the STATE, as wa
declared through the columns OF the "PIcayune
about three or four weeks since; and call bac|
such eeches as The Ioutz's, MuIrine's, and Me
dary's, to 6Ich from the public cribb! WlIl yo'
cal to office, men who will vote Tor Dl.' AI,e'
for United States Senaior-a man lll,i Ial'ed !
his attempt To bully us into war WIN E'Sa"u :.
then wen, over and succumbed 10 tho SCUM Il
, avarv slnye measured We shall see.
''''' ''' ACOUL OBSERVER.
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SALE UF REAL ESTATE III ORDER Of
CGgRf.

On Friday the 29.h day Of Cc.o5er, la47, he
~ ern the hours o. 10 O'Clock, forenoon, aud O.
CO k, 'ef.rrUoon OF SAID day, al tie door ct ths
Court house, LaToll!on, UIO,-Wiii he sold 10 tie
highest bidder, the o.!gwlug real estate, as the
piOppft; Ol David Workman, deceased. 10 witt
Ihe south " eet quarter OF Section Eighteen, in
iowI ship fourteen, tUn.On.l IN Range SIX, con-
gslnng one hundred end io.ly eight Acres, and
iory Hundred! OF an etrr, Glore CT ess;-tno
Dover Oh said land TLRHs OF SALr-One third
"a hNnd, sad the rrs,dUe Ia .wo rgUai annual liz
-talu,rngs, wHh interest. to le srCr.ed 0y mort
gage on The premises. The above IL 4 valuable
l.acI o. l4Ad aAt we'll impru, ed.
JOHN 5. CElN, Executor,
o. David Ns.k.Hau, decd
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o. F.ilay the 2g.h day Os,ohcr, f847, between
th- huns Of 0 o'c,ocF, A. NJ, aud 4 O'Clock +.
VI. oil sail day tie door ct the Courthouse, IN
,he iowa o. CArro'llOn, vii ~ -Oid 20 The lngh-
rsI bidder, lde following ell es.a:e, as the proprr-
~ Of Peter Herlold, tpcrJ.pj. 10 wit. Lot nuH,-
ueGed Twelve ,wilh The appur!rHances,) in Ihs
town Of Malvern, in the county oI Carroll, ard
Stale Of uIoi appraised at snJ huldred DO ar..
A.so, Lot nuneer Eigh:y.tAfse IN Rotcr:s' addi.
.joI to gAe town Of Cauoh0n, IN the county and
S.as aforesaid; appraised !. One haudred and
twenty five dOi!d.s.
Te,ms ol SaI-:--One thit, cash Ii hand; one
third il one year y I!h interest from ddle. And
one IIrgl in two years, with neicsij boil pay.
men;s TO Le secured by mortgage upon tle preuni-
ses.
JOHN II. TRIP, Atnr'r de honis ncr, Of
fEILE LEROLp, deed.
Sent q, 47-ts
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Eslate of Eilsaheth KobY.

Notice il EeteJy gwen ;.at ihr subscriber has
Uern appointed and qua a. eXecu or on the
estate ul E.za-esa RJay, lis 3t Carol, county, O.
deceo-rd. Hl persons ude1.rd to SAID estate are
required 70 make immediate payment, aud those
having C.aus aEsi-i lie ssnIr, vii present them,
rga!y Prov eH, OrH, iiln-uI iIAn one yraI iron.
his da!e. HCRATIO u. ROXY, Ex'rx.
October !, l847--5i-J,.
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re er T. 9. fecs, Esg, of hFusk yu,v hsse dpgh,sf
Ass given ~ tad eorci entirely ~ D.. Tsylofp
Baisam Tie Rev. ~. aeAr,cy. also We are AupS
~ 10 T9ier 70 with rc.crtaes 20 his own case. Ne
eare.gl 70 see tie steel plate label with Dr. Leeds
name and cut this oui Oi the paper 70 taF with you
as hundreds are booking ior Tie place All Ssrae Eay
get wrong. See sI5 Bosery.
AGEN rS.-R. Kennedy. carrolop; John H..
vius. kiIgofs; a. F. 81 o.r. JeHrr o.; {. C. Wr.
ting. Canon; Dor. Ljou, We lsgillp; 3. P. Ga.
ham, New Lislon. ! :. Scot Slel6ea,ule.
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Estate OF David Davis.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed executors on tie estate Of David Da-
ys, late U! Carroll county, Ohio, deceased All per-
indebted 10 said estate required 10 make im.
mediate payment, and those having claims to present
tHem IL! settlement according to law within one wear
from this date. WILLIAM DAYISJ
JAMES HILKIN, La To-
October J, Ie47--5I-3l
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NAMES OF THE BATus.
Medical Convention

A convention Of the practising physicians Of Car
roll county, and those in the adjoining counties whose
pra, tice extends into Carroll, viii be held in the
court house in Carrolton on Friday the ist day OF
October next. The object Of which will be to or
ganize County Medical Society; Also, to cons Ger
matters pertaining to the general interest and welfare
OF the profession, The convention will organize at
| o'clock, P NJ, of said day. MANY PHYSICIANS.
CarroiIton, September II, iS47-49=3t
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The MILITIA LAWS AeAIN.-We have been
requested to publish the following letter from The
Attorney General, on the subject of Militia Laws.
1t fully sustains the opinions we have heretofore
expressed; and, we presume, finally settles the
question. The volunteer companies ure the on.
ly militia, recognized as such, by the laws of O.
hio. The orders for militia training in this coun'
~ are, Of course, counlermauded:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
Columbus, September 7, l847.
Sir: Yours Of the All inst. is received. In re.
ply have to say that ia So Car as organization
aud active dury are concerned, the Militia Law
of March, 1914. sup.rcedes the Law of March,
1887. Some difficulty was feIt plor To the acl
at last winter, in consequence ol the Limitation
to time OF pence, contained in the Law Of March
1914; but thai has been remnved by the amen
datory acI of laSI session, striking out that limi
rarion. At the present time all militia training
is dispensed with, except that Of the volunlee
militia. Very respectfully yours,
HENRY STANBERY.
II. A. STIDeER. ESQ -CarroIIton, o.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
"CoLD WATER CURE

"COLD WATER CURE"
The undersigned takes plr assure in informing tho
pubic that he Is now pIepartd 20 treat every spr-
ciro OF disease Ly the late aud sci. established
aystem OF hYDEoPATHI4. TIE hot, warm, cold OF
vupof Je.T, viii be resorted 10, according TO the
s.a;e OF the disease, or the state OF lhe patenG--
1t il now reduced 10 certalhiy, By the experience
of The bert Physicians in the country, that the
Hydropathc system in the cure ol The various
chrome, rheumatism and scroluGs diseases with
which the hInan family are subject TO ba afflcted,
stands unrivaIled. Il is also known that the prac-
tice OF bathing has been toiu@ed lor the healing
of disease FROM the earliest period OF which ~
have any certain or radtlOn4i history.
/ The Harlem Springs are now fitted up in such q
manner as to enable the Undersigned to admins.
t.l the cold water cure ia whatever way long ex-
! ppr.ence may dclatc--whethrr it bG the hoi or
/ cold bath, the warm or vapor.
! It may be a qualification 10 The friends Of thesa
Springs 10 know that there has rot been patient
/ IN attendance this season, who has n0i received
material benefit from this moie OF treatment, and
many entirely cured OF deep seated aniIong siam
ding chronic affections, rheumatisu, &c.
! Different diseases under the cont0i Of Hydro.
pathy, Rheumatism, Strotiula, Fever and Aguc,
Diseases OF the chest, such as Asthma, brOnchets,
and the forming stage oil Consampuoni Diseases
Of the Stomach and Liver. such as Dyspepsia,
Chronic Infanaton OF the Liver, producing every
orm ol indigestion. lis strong dIn,etic and suda.
rific effect renders Dropsies completely under The
control OF liydropathic treatment.
These Springs are situated near the state road
4 leading from SteubenviIle 10 Mssslon, miles
northeast OF Csrroton, and but few rods from
The village OF Harlem.
NAMES OF THE Barns.
The DouChe BaIh or Pour or Shake Bath.
SilZ do. or st do.
" Umslauch Bath; or We: Sheet do.
Griss do: OF Shower do.
| Shulz do; OF Plunge dc.
The hot, cold, warm, tepid ana vapof Saths.
j J. S. KELLER.
4 Co., % ~ IF
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r,oroFoCOIsM IN A QUANDARY.

If any parry ever occupied u position both hu
mia,ing and ridiculous, il is lhe present Laoio
co parry. They are dragpoled 10 do iho stran
9 Isl Inconsistencies that ever poor morals oowou
thair aosk to, Tacig rapocity for spoiIs urges
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Special Master Commissioners SAFE.
'. Court Of common p,Els.
Sarah Keckle,. e, Al, Carroll county. Ohio.

vt N IN'NaIl u. dI1 y
BY virtue Of IN order u sale, issued out Of The
court OF common pleas ol Carroll county, Ohio. ana
10 me directed, viii offer i1r sale AZ the door OF tho
court house IN CaHollton, on Tire Ist day Of Noyem.
Der, l547, between the hours uf 10 o'clo,k. A. NJ
and ! O'cl-ck, p u the following described proper.
y, 10 Wit . tavern stand in the town og Malvern
Carroll county, Ohio, described as follows, % wit
Lot No. 80 in said town Of Malvern, and fraction
Of ground adjoining said lot the east, bounded a
ol!ows, commencingGt the southeast corner Of sait
LIT No. 50, thence east 10 feet C the house on s,d
traction, thence no.thwestwardy to the north line Of
said Lot, thence vest to the east line Of said Lot,
thence south 70 the place Of beginning, with tbs
privileges and spPuricnanees thereto belonging
L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
October J, lsl7-jI-st. Fr. lee g IS.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
Columbus, September 7, l847.
To the EIdstor Of the Frsepresl

Ser observe that Your Correspondent is En-
deayouring To show, thai NY opposition TO the
present. TAX law. is in Consequence Of my TAX hav'
ing been match encreaSedby desperation, please
give place IL The following Facts - in yrar l843
my tax Racaipt shows Tax Oh Land iowa LOIS
su'an mill.
and Personal Property valuation Sl9 30 tax 3l44
merchants CapelaI valuation $250o 4375
making Seventy five Dollars nine teen Cents,
your correspondent Says am charg ID lnr year
l347 wtth S.veuty SIX dollars and SKY Three
c,'nts this il likely lruJ aud Is divided aS Follows
oh Land Town lois Steam mill aLd personal Pro-
perry, twenty Eight dollars SIX " three C,nlS
on merchants capital and manufacturers STOCK
Eight lhous lnl D1arj valuation tax forty E'gh'
DonarS making S76 GO tS your Correspondent
Selects Years 1914 LId l845 10 Show Ihas at Iha
time my TAX VIA not SO high as il now Is, ahl
aalga1S Tor The Cause of the increase, the miro
dutIion vi ths new Law. whil1 H. is aware 'ha
lhs r ,duclon. Of my lax in those years wa
Consequent on The L lSs Of my mill by tiro, which
took from me tn ; Bases Of taxation. lie nigh
have found another Cause for he Increase, II h,
had desired To deal in ruth which is. have K:
buil ih4 mill. and of late tn m rchanls Illa
which am charged with, is encraased am now
charged on 2 Stores in Stead of one, intact ever!
! position taken by your dishonest correspondent
is deceptive aud intended lomakea falls mpr1ssor
The BA,lanc of Ills Slang Shall pass unno'iced
Isaac ukenSUn
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The author Of the foregoing communication,
as is well known to US, has, for months past,
heen IN th1 habtof abusing tha edtorof The Free
Press, as well us his partner in business, and en-.
deavoring, by every means within his reach, to
curlail their means of earning respectable live
lihool, VIII never and wherever an opportunity OF
venting his spleen against The Free Press occur
red. Every rpithei which corrupt imagination,
perverted taste, or a vindiclve mind can make
use Of has heretofore been, and still continues TO
be, freely lavished upon US; all because we pos.
sessed independence enough to refuse our aid to
CRAFTY ambition without capacity; OF 10 support
man for Congress whose whole life, political or
private, went to show that he was ever ready TO
sacrifice those who most btlreuded him, if by
doing so, he could crafty his own selfish enIs.
We acknowledges our offence. We did refuse TO
support Isaac Atkinson for Congress, and because
of that refusal. he has been happening the
Wings, and especially The conductors Of the Free
Press, ever since.
Yet, Notwithstanding these things, We accede
to his uery modeSLroquasr, and publish his defence
in his own graphic style; reserving to ourselves,
however, the privilege Of answering his state
ment of facts. 1t will BE- perceived that Mr.. At
kinson assigns the cause Of an increase of over
twenty dollars in his taxes this year, compared
with 1914, to tho building of his steamml and
. r M, ,he
question naturally arises, does the building of l
steammill, and the purchase of an addltiona
store increase Mr.. Atkinson's wealth! or does i
merely conuert that wealth from one species o
property 10 another. The mill could not be built
nor the Store purchased, without capital; aud ye
because, under the old lax law, Mr.. Atkinson wa
enabled 10 conceal large portion Of his capital
he now parades that fact before the pubic as al
objection TO the present tax law! Mr.. Atkinson
possessed the same capital, in other species q
: properly. both in 1914 and 1845. that he no'
does, and the fact that portion Of it former
esq apad taxation, is either owing TO his dShones
". or 10 The defects of the old tax law, and dis
eliminating public will soon determine which.
BM we ure disposed to examine Mr. Atkinson
+ position still farther. lie alleges thar in r842
before his mill was burned down, he paid nearI.
, as much taxes as arc charged 10 him in l847.-
Grant it. What does that prove! The mill wa
species of properly that could not be concealed
; and, therefore, could not escape being brough
; upon The duplicate for taxalion; but The capita
; wherewiIh TO build another mill and purchase an
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currency Of your own STATE, you will go 70 the
election on the l9lh inst, ,and vote the Wing uek-
Ct. These arc the issues, decide between IheIn.
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
CAaaoLLroymnOcTOBER 1. 1917.
WHIG TICKET.

w 0lu Il lNhb1
FOR SENATOR,
ALDEN |. BENNETT.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
GEORGE HARDESTY.
COMMISSIONER,
John HOLE.
TREASURER.
nORATlO HUNT.
AUDITOR,
JOSHUA D. PATTON.
SHERIFF,
THOMAS W. COLLIER,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN II. TRIPP.
room HOUSE DIRECTOR,
JOHN DUNLAP.
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II. GRISNoLD
Canon. Ono
COTTON YAkN.

Nargp lot Of cotton yarn oI tie best quality, just
y received aad for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA Sk.NCEAIR.
csrroton, November s, fSS&-Aa.
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lEYdbWICE

tss More than 9750 Shares of the Capital
Stock. Of f,ihs Edg geGeld Rail Road Compa.
5ny'hayins been subscribed, and The FIRST
,instalment paid Notice is hereby given
TO the Stockholders, 10 meet at Edge6eld
Court House, on Monday the 9th day Of
September next, 10 organize the Compa-
ny, elect a President and Directors, and
adopt such further measures as may be
deemed proper. Tie Books for subscrip-
lions will be kept open at the Store Of
Goode q Sutliyan;iill the FIRST Of October.
~ C.ssL. GOODWIN, !
S.sF. GOODE,
9. a. ADDISON,
commissiioantrs 81 dc Edggsfeld Rail Rad Co.
aug. IS sss.:sa.s srsas Ct 30
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Nl7SggE and.


A S the ;Agenrof Mira. Beheihland Butler, ]
n anlauthurizedsto 10 say, that she will offer for
sale. nm Tb1rsd6 the i25th Of October next,
her plantation o1sgig Creek, containing 1l25
acres, wilbe ss6fd,so that day, at the Home
stead, in three lracfs:-
Tie tract known as the Bridge tract, lying
on each side ofdheEroad, leading from Richard
Coleman's to Monnt Willing, contains one
hundred and eighty one acres. This tract is
well supplied with water, having Big Creek
for its northern sbo6ndnry--a constant fresI,
water pond near'lhe bridge, and a good spring
on its eastern boundary 1t mostly in woods
and is well adaptedsto Cotton Corn and Oats.
Tho next tract,known as the Deny tract, ICON.
tains one hundred and sixty FIVE acres, and
lies west OF the same road, and run. up in an
angle to tue cross roads At Mecklens. tits en-
tireIy in woods.
The remaining tract, containing III acres
known nj The Home Place, has upon it good
dwelling house, gin and other houses, and il
many respects is desirable dwelling place
being body ofland, well adapted to farming
and having pure springs and streams of water
OMIT. ID. III ssl
Terms of sale. One two and three years
icredit, with an obligation and good security
nteres, from the late and payable annually.
SIMEON CHRISTIE.
sept. Is y II 81
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N.00.fice.. 3.

TT s hereby given, that an application will be
made 10 the Legislature of this Stale, at its
next sitting, ,:,for d Gharter,to construct a Rail
Road, or Turnpike Road, from Hamburg, up
the Valley. of. The Savannah, River, or within
twenty-five miles of the same, to. the lines OF
Georgia and North Carolina, also Charter for
building a toll Bridgeoyei he said river: and
its tributaries at a suitable place, also, for the
renewal of.the original Charter, with amend.
ment for Bank in the Town Of Hamburg,
South Carolina. granted the 22d day of De.
Gender, 1922. Also, for amending the charter
of the American,and German Trading and In.
sl,rance Company granted the 10Th day OF De-
cember 1885. -. ...s-.sl. -
~ HENRY 4SHULTZ, Founder
%. = :, of Hamburg, South Carolina. :.
Hamburg, g. CTAugust IL.
september Is st "a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Snn,rnl Harris az nfllprs J
Samuel Hurts, & others,

Green Harris S Others.
NJ Office is hereby given. that by virtue Of
La an order from the Court Of Equity in this
case, shall sell at the late residence OF Reeves
Martin, dec'd., near Cambridge, on the third
Monday in October next, the real estate Of Tur-
ner Harris. decd heing one tract Of land, sit.
uaied partly in Abbeve and partly in Edgefeld
Districts. in the State aforesaid, on CuAeetown
Creek, containing two hundred and fifty acres,
mnre or less, and ad"nine lands Of Thomas
Cheatham Lenlue Bell. Thomas Henderson,
Benjamin Sale. and others.
Said land will be sold OH a credit of twelve
mouths, except for so nl"h Us will pay the cost
Of this suit to be cash.
The purchaser to give bond and good sure
ties to secure the purchase money.
S. S. .TOMPKINS, c.E.ED.
Comm'rs. Office, EdgeGed, Sep. 10. 1s47.
sept ct "a
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Nv CVOiI L.
Ann F. Williams IL. Tabitha Mar.
tin, rs Freeman g. Martin, Jas. Partition
w. Caldwell g. wife. q others.
NOT[CE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ the Decree Of the Court of Equity in this
case, shall sell on the third Monday in Octo.
bernext.al the late residence OF Reeves Martin,
decd, the reul estate Of the said Reeves Mar
lin, being
One tract of land. situated in the District and
State uforesaid on Ninty.six Creek, containing
nine hundred and one acres, more or less, and
adjoining lands of Whitfield Brooks, George w.
Holloway. Pleasant Burnett, James Cresswell,
N. L. Griffin and the said Ann F. Williams.
Said lnnd will be sold Oil n credit Of one md
two years, except for SO much as will pay the
cost Of this suit 10, be paid in cash. 80
Tho purchaser giving bond and good sure
ties to secure the purchase money.
s. S. TOMPKINS, C. f. f. D.
Comul'rs Office, Edgcfield Sept. 10, 1s47.
sept II Ct. 81