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TIE IlrIIel and N;0;aHG2:2 - EEsc Eat4Ee 81
EsTcRa VISTA.

PHCRa Visa.
As there has been much controversy be.
tween s1ne Of the regiments of volunteers
who fought at Bucna Vista, and their re-
.Ispectiyc friends, touching the bravery
which they displayed, the amount and man
ncr Of service performed on that memora
BE occasion, the loss sustained, and other
collateral questions, in all of which the
feel Il deep interest, the NJ o. UeAa.
has, in seeking FOR information, been furn-
Shed with a tabular report of the killed,
wounded, and missing. by detac!.ments and
regiments in the battle of Buena Vista, Feb.
22d and 23d, lS4I, as shown mostly by the
muster-rolls Of February Is, by Colonel S,
Churchill, Inspector General. This report
Slows Tie number 20 lie about one hundred
less than was exhibited in that Of the Assis-
.tant Adiutant General, made a dav or two
after battle: the excess in which may be &C
counted for by the confusion at the time,
and its embracing the slightly wounded and
misSing-many Of whom were "present for
duty" at tie subsequent muster. This
statement shows that there were engaged in
the battle 50 companies, numbering 4729
persons, of whom 334 were commissions
IoGiccrs. Tie total killed was 272, wound
ed 3a7, missing 6, making a total of 665.
From these returns it would appear that
out Of an aggregate force Of All, which the
Arkansas cavalry had in the field, it lost in
killed, lid per cent. and a fraction over,
and in wounded 5 l-2 per cent. and a frac-
ton less-that the Kentucky cavalry, out Of
an aggregate force of 2S2 in the field, lost
in killed9 81 per cent. and a fraction over,
and in wounded about Z 81 per cent; that
the I'd Kentucky Foot, out of an aggregate
force of 5ilin the field, lost in killed s Ill
per cent. or thereabout, and i'll wounded,
within a fraction Of s per ccnt.-that the
Mississippi Rifles (Davis's) out of an ag-
grcgate force of 35S in the field, lost II l-E
and a fraction per cent andin wounded and
nj ing l6 Upper cent. or thereabout, that
the Indiana Brigade, out Of an aggregate
force of Ills in tie field, lost in killed
81 per cent. and a fraction over; the great
81 portion of which loss, both killed and
wounded, was Sustained, as will be seen,
by the I'd lndianians. The lst Illinois Regi-
mcnt, out of an aggregate force Of SIT in
tie field, lost in killed 9 per cent. and a
fraction over, and in wounded, IL "a per
cent. AMI a fraction over. Thus showing
that this regiment sustained the greater loss
Of any IN the field in killed-next to them
the Mississippi Rilcs-next to them the
Kentucky Caralry-ncxt to them the Ken
lucky Infantry, next TO them, the 1st I'LL
noians-next to them the Arkansas Caval-
ry-and lowest, the Indiana Brigade-tak-
ing them in the aggregate.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

I'm .2whward PredIcament.-What cal
we do, says Major Noah's Times, to extri.
cate a hundred Wing editors from the pre-
.dicament in which they find themselves, in
having thrown up their hats for Old Rough
and Ready? We have saved a dozen from
sinking already-picked up their drowned
honor by the locks-but there is one pool
devil who is a gone coon-saltpctre won't
save him. The Editor of the Argus in Bea,
yer county, is slip, hip, hurrail" for Gen
.Taylor-the loudcst and most enthusiastic
in Tie cry. We advise him in conilcnce
look back o the files of lis paper as fal
as the eth May 1916, and tear out sheet
containing the following complimentary no.
ticc. before il meets the eye Of the Gen
cral:
ale, Gen. Taylor, is also tie man who
recommended the Cuba bloodhoun!s that
were put upon trails of the Indians, and
which. brought the locofoco party in such
bad rcputc. He is undoubtedly a brave
man, but is thought to be not we'll qualiied
for the duties and responsibilities that rest
upon him as a commander of the army ofoc-
cuPation."
What do you think of that? Gen. Tay-
lor not fit to command the army: Yet the
editor now is ont for him for PRESIDENT
awkward, isn't it? But this is the case of
a hundred who ravcd agai Ist the war, It's
aiderS and abettors-werc rabid on slavery.
and yet are now willing to swallow all their
objections, and go for the brave old General
for President.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

ga gallant New England knight of
the quill, describing a country dance, says,
'the gorgeous strings of glass beads now
glIsten on the heaving bosoms of the vii
lage bellies, like polished rubies resting on
the surface of warm apple dumplins."
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

WrLKERsoN, who poisoned the weddin'
party in Texas not long since, has bee
in due form by the people, undo
the Lynch. code.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-09

I9s"Will any other lady take a pickle?:'
the girl said, when she tumbled into
logshead Of brine.
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* :s:sassf ( =,
.5SssyiliIkIslI
IHZE EHys|.Z!E|.g!l|l2A||a[1lII

ENOR the cure of JKlite Spellings, Se7otuia ias w
Il and other iumors, Ulcers, Sore .Legs, tsoJd;
and fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, SieeL
Engs, and Inflammation, Scaldl Head, {, Sore
Breasts, of ,1omen, Rheumatic pains, 4 stteys.s
Eruptions, ChiltLains, JGlitloos, B lies, IONS.
and external diseases generally. Itislikewises
greatly superior 10 any medicine 3ieretoforeS,
discovered for the chaled backs and limbs Of
horses; for ringworms, chapped lips, and iis IN
short for every external badly evil that r,ayfaIl
10 the lot Of man or beast. The proprietor sofs:
this noble specific cun positively state, 5withoui
fear of contradictions il is vastly snperioEs
10 5.cailfuSnhd ever discovered, /, or;at least
thai is known in these days, in t6e>cure OF; f;ihes
above complaints. Indeed, too much canuolS
be said in its favor for there is nothins r,are
certain, than its efficacy in the matters for which
1t is srecomnended, and The speed and 9perfec.
lion OF its cures arc such as to have the appear.s
ance being miracnlous.sN o house should Be
without this almost universal ointment, for ifss
inmates Of all houses are labIe TO scalds sell, tch
es, cuts, bruises. burns corns; chapned iips.
DC. &c. &c.; ironlany or all of which they.
can receive but little injury they have d boz
of Harrison's unriyalled specific 10 con
with them. For Piles and Suit: :Rhebni il sur
passes all other renledie
A.4als = g Rialef BBaIBtl a4fBSE asa
EdgefeId Cont il Hesse s. I
July 2S o. es5tf7S7 So q. 6pl 27GM
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Sale of LGaaS.

A S the Agent Of Mrs. Behelhlnd Butler, |
IN am authorized to say, that slr will otier'lor
sale, on Thursday the 2ath Of october next
her plantation on Big Creek, coiaining ll25
acres, will be sold, on that day, It the Home
stcad in three tracts-
Tile lrac, Known as tho Bride tract, lying
on each side of the road, leading from Richard
CuIemams to Monnt Willing contains one
hundred and eighty one acres. This tract is
well supplied with water, having Big Creek
for It's northern boundary--a constant fresh
water pond near the bridge, an, good spring
OH its eastern boundary. It's mostly in woods,
and is well adapted 10 Coltoui Corn land Oats.
The next tract, known astle Deny tract,con.
tains one hundred and siSiy!ivc acres, and
lies west Of the same road, and runs up in an
angle 10 the cross rouds al Meeklcns. ltls cn'
tiiely in woods.
The rcmuining tract, confirming III acres,
Known a; the Home Place, ,has upon it II good
dwelling house, gin and oher houses, and in
many respects is a desirablF dwelling place
being body of land, well ;daptcd to farming
and having pure springs AMI streams Of water
on it.
Terms of sale. One r,& and three years
credir, with an obligation md good security
interest from tho date and payable annually.
SIMEON CHRISTIE.
sert. Is It 3f
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Esr. Gordon's PiIIs.Ss'
GREAT ARRIVALS

epAh Bushels or 25, 600 boxes Of fDr GoR
eDV DON'S FAMILY PILLS The
vast and increasing demand for this new and!
justly celebrated Medicine, and the ;numerous::
cures they are daily cffec.ng in all. pnr,ons OF
the country where they have beer. .intfod1cedy
Of Dyspepsia Liver Complaints and Bilious
Diseases, with their well known attendnnts
Sick Headache, &c, has induced The UNDER
signed to make arrangements TO receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would
say to their numerous customers that they aIss
prepared to supply them, wholesale e;or Yetail
at New York prices. az
u 81 per dozen, or "a cents per box.
BY p. Melvin Cohen, No. 19. Hayne street;:s
Haviland, Harral & Allen, King street; Nell
son Carter, Meeting street.; E.. M. Carey,
Broad street and Amos Head, corner East
Bay and Broad street, Charleston; T. sRisley,
Hamburg; and ]. D. TIBBETTSs
Edgefeld Conri Hense, S. c,gs
july 2S 66nf 2s7s
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Lucima C0EdiaH; or the,
FTIYTR 0E GNrR

THYHIS is sovereign and speedy cure for
x lncipient CONSUMPTION, Barellness,
1mpotency, lncorhGa or Whites, Obstruction,
Difficult or Painful Menstruation, Incontinence
af Urine, or Involuntary Discharge thereof
and for general prosration Of the system. whe.
tler the result ofnherent causes or prJduced
by irregularty, illness or accident.
There is mol shadow of doubt that this is
true, aud were not the subject of too delicate a
nature. hundreds would testify 10 tho nnrival.
led efficacy Of this Cordial rs specific for bar
renness, flour albus, gleets, irregularities in the
secretiors, pains in the Kidneys. female sup.
pressions. For sae BY all the principal Drug.
gists in Augusta. Hamburg and Charleston.
VI Price, S3 per bottle.
For sale by Haviand, Harral & Allen, King
street; p. Melvin Cohen, No. l9 Hayne street
Nelson Garter, Meeting street, and L. Nj. Ca
rey, Broad street, Charleston; T. Risley, Ham
burg; aud J. D. TIBBETTS,
Edgefield Court House, S. c.
july % 6m 81
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{ tSHERIFF'S SALE.

5sDY virtue Of sundry wrls oi.Fieri Far
ID cias, 10 me directed, / will proceed
70 sell at Edseield Cour, douse, on The
first Monday and Tuesday in November
next, The following property, in the follow
Ing cases, VIZ:
kinsler, cGreeor &c Co., William Hop
Rins, and others, sevcrally. vs.. Mary f.
Goodwyn, the following negro slaves, TO
vii: Snaby aud her three childrenr Nanny,
Alice, and Ellen, Lucy asid her child, Sill
voy aud her child. Hester, Major and Mary.
Also, one Carriage and Harness.
Charles Hall vs.. Milledse Galphin, two
negro slaves by the name of George and
Spencer.
N. X. Butler & Co., and others, sevc-
rally vs.. Rudolph Carter, one negro man
by The name Of Dick.
The Stale vs.. Mathew Corlcy, one non
grey Mare.
Terms Of sale cash.
Ii. BOULWARE, $. E. d.
october l2 81 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.ss
Thomas r. Anderson s. wif

n
Benjamin H. Miller 81 Others,
IA Office is HEREBYs GIVEN, that 10y
l% virtue ofan order of tile Court Of Equity
in this case, T shall sell at Edgefeld Court
House, orthe first Monday IN November next,
the following tracts of land belonging 10 the
estate ofJames Miller, dec'd, viz.
The Home tract, containing bySsuryey Of D..
White, D. s., twehty-four hundred and seven.
ty.seven (2477) acres, adjoining lhnds Of Mrs.
DclaugIlter, Benz. Belts, James Brosden, G.
W.. Jones, Benz Galman, Bocs III, Burt and
other lands ofihe estate Of sud James Miller,
and others.
The Johnson tract, contaihingsby survey Of
D. White, D. S., two hundred hnd seventy.
four (274) acres, and adjoining labds of DR.. Fl,
Burt and other lands ofthe esateibf said James
Miller. vt
The Bicilhaupt tract, continuing by survey
Of d. White, d. s., three brndEed and forty
seven (347) acres. adjoining janis of DR.. Ii.
Burt, Moses Swearengen, a. .iqarpenter and
other lands belonging TO tlieesats Of saidJames
Miller
Said lands will be sold cnafredit of one
and two years, exceptas 10 SO mich as may be
necessary to pay the cost and EXPENSES of>this
suit, to be paid in cash. Purchasers giving
bond and good sureties TO secure the purchase
money. Possession ofthe Lard nbtto be given
until the lst day Of January ns1t5
Comm'rs. Office, E1gefeld, qcts1, 1877.
S. S.TOMPKNs,c c. E. Ed.
oct. 6 4t 81
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HEALTHM MADE EASY. sss; 8;
ED R. IL III R @ K5S5i
VFGETaRJE JTNIVER SAT- SpH;TS

YHylI Startling drawback. on nearly all Me-:
a dicinalAgcns has ever been that in their
process of pursation and puriGcalion, ,hey have
also DcJilitated tho SyStem.-Ifence PurgutiyeS
Medicines have always been regarded as at best
but n Necessary Erilr Patients resortng To- them
for the relief of one disease at the cxpenceapfi
,another.-To obviate this Physicians have long
sought for aH' Agent that would at the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
EN-: But their efforts were nearly ifuAless,
and they had almost despaired Of success when
the lahors of science, aud research weYe sye !
warded by u discovery fully realized the
londest desires Of the Medical Faculty, nid
which is Justly regarded as one of.the mostim.
portant Triumphs that Pharmacy has ever .a-.
chieved.-This important desideratnn6is nam
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S NEGETABEEsUNIUE
SAL PILLS, which purify the Blood andre
move all corrupt and yilialcd humors, and: d:un.
healthy accumulatons from the bod in aman-s
ner never before riyallcd, and which YET pro-
ducc no weakness or lassitude whatepers but
on the contrary, tone the Stomach and inyigo-
rate The constitution during the progress oil their
operations DIR. lie Roy's Pils,Sin fact tsunite
those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desir-E
able qualities, Evacuation and Inpgoratioii, for.
they are at the same lime STRENGT1EN-.
ING PURGATIVE, and P PURIFYlNGlRO-;
MIC.
The two principle ingredients in DR. 10
Roy's Pills are WILD CHERRY and sSAR..
ShPARILLA, so prepared that each promotes
the beneficial effect Of the olher, the iorner.
strengthening. while the later, through ghilsuuiol.
with various vegetable ingredients, evaclatrs,.
and puy;ies-llliis they superinduce no,topid.i
ty or lassudc Of the, Digestive Functions, and
hence their operations are attended by no Re.
action, or subsequent Costveness: 3
DR.. lie Roy's Pills are the most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They a. once
attack the very root of Diseases. and theihar-;
ton is so prompt that in an hour or i've alter
they are taken, the patient is aware their
good effects. They NOT only operate on, The
Blood, butalso onthe chyle, ofwhicb the blood.
is formed aud this secures good blood. .fromsth
fountain head. moreover they produce neitLerS
nausea, gripping or debility, and as a fhmity
Medicine they have no rival. Pice 25s CEsTs:
For saIo by ]. D. TrBBETT's, Edgefsld:
C. H., sc. july 6n ss q sJss
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gsEiisszsss
B q HhT|Is $ ssa,!!alI u

YEyEsTIMoNIALs. Extract Of letter
IL from DR. Waines. Of Philadetp Febss
2, ls40.-" Yonr Pills are the inldest sslleir
operations, and yet most powerful IN tiieiLs sefI
lects, ofany that haveever metwilb ina apracs5
tce of eight and twenty years. Their action on
the chylc and hence on The impurities of lleS
blood !, is evidently very surprising. - ~
Extract of a letter from. DIR. Henry Hall of
Quebec, l.. c., March 6, lS41 1.-.'; bilioussI
fevers, sick headaches, to!pidiiy Of the bowels,
and enlargement of the spleen, DR. Paers d
Pills are an excellent incidence
For sale by all the Druggists IN iigisf:t,
Hamburg, and in Charleston by p. Melvin
Cohen, No. 10 IIayne street :, Hayilands fIaEa
raj & Allen King street !; Nelson Carrier, Afse,Fs
ing street; L. Nj. Carey, Broad street and s;
Amos Head. corner East Bay and Brood street,
T. Risley, Hamburg; and
]. D.sTIBBETTSsass
Edge6eld Court House, sc s
july % 6m a2z ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,
George, holloway and
wiie'aud others,
Partition and
account.

John Rochcll s. others.
I'm pursuance Of an order from the Court oi
u Equity in this case, Notice is hereby given,
that shall sell al Edgcfeld Count House on the
first Monday in November next. the real estate
Of Elizabeth Ruchell. dec'd., consisting OF Two
pa,cels ofLand, viz,
One tract containing three hundred acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands of Dr. G.
league. Lucreca Blackwell, Edward Collier
and others.
Also one other containing
acres, more or less, and adjoining lands Of D.
Presley Self, VIM. e. Robertson, and the trac,
above named.
Said lands will be sold together or separately
as may be agreed upon by The parties, and
which will be announced OH the day OF sale.
Terms Of Sale.-A credit Of one and two
wears, except for SO much rs will pay tho cost
of this suit, to be paid in cash. Purchasers
giving bond and good surelies for the purchase
money.
Comn'rs. Office. Edgcfied. Ocl.2 I647.
IS. S. TOMPKlNS, C. E. E. b.
oct. 6, 1S47 4t 81
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tDR.,JOEL BkANHAM'S
LIVER q. DYSPEGYEC
wi E D I C N E..

q N offering this valuable Medicine TO the peo-
q pie Of S. Carolina lul the relief and cure of
many diseases incident to a Southern climate,
do not claim for il infallibility; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
and DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from NY personal observation and use Of
the article in my own practice. This article is
lavoraby received wherever il has beer used.
am allowed to refer to Mr.. George Heard Of
Troup, Mr.. John Warren Of Columbus. MIR.
McAfce Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
John Z. Dawson of Lagrange; to which n
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony TO its value.
fiabitual cosivcnoss is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons OF sedentary habits, which often exert a
very unlavOrable influence upon the general
hueIth Of the subject; and is particularly mani
tested by restless and Responding state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss of appetite. For
this condition of the SYSTEM this article is conf
dchtIy recommended with the positive assur-
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted SO as
not TO move The bowels too actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least OF The
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the
use OF the common purSing medicines usually
rcsorlcd to. This article will be found TO act
as 4 pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common pIirging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every fall,
TO such recommend the use of this Medicine,
beginning at least by the middle Of May, OF first
Of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, ollen experience sense Of lulness
%y.:.;sslt and onpresson, about the stomach af
ter eatins-in sIicfi c1sess esse-dosa Of this medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief. --''N'
Pregnant women often suffer from heart
burn and costivencss, they may use the article
without the least danger ard with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is most valu-
able medicine.
could append long list Of certificates, hui
forbear, preferring to rely on the virtues oflhe
medicine 10 sustain itself. The MEDICINE is n.
gentle aud certain catharlic Ionic and sudorifc.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheaten s. Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. o., and 80 =
= --lsi---CAli-II. IL. q
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Walker & Bradford,
Warehouse s. Commission

MISUNDERSTANDING, 8. &.
.rEH HE undersigned respectfully inform their
"a friends and the public, that they still CON
tunuc the WAREHOUSE Ss COMMISSION
BUSINESS at their old stand, known as the
WATERFRONT Warehouse where they will dc.
vote their personal attention, to all business en-
trusted 10 lhcir.care.
Their rates for selling and storing Of Cotton
or .other produce, receiving and forwarding
Merchandise are the same rs heretofore.
Orders for Supplies will be promptly exccut.
ed at the lowest market price.
Thankful for past patronage so literally be-
slowed on us we respectfully solicit continu,
ance Of the same.
WALKER &. BRADFORD.
Hamburg, August 81. 1917. t3ii 32
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
EN- THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Elizabeth Rodgers
Applicant Summons in
Summons In
Partition.
James Rodgers and
n,hers Defendants,

others Defendants,
BY an order from John Hill, Esquire.
Ordinary Of The District aforesaid will
proceed 10 sell at Edse6eld Court House,
on the FRS, Monday in November nexl, the
tract belonging to- the estate Of William
Rodgers, decd, situated iu said District,
ON Little Dry Creek, containing three
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of James Rodgers ser.. George Van
zanr, Samuel Watson aud VIM. Rodgers.
Said lands having been recently surveyed
and laid of, in four seperaie tracts will be
sold in the following order, viz:
Tract No. /. containing one hundred
and forty-one acres. -.
Trac, No, 2, containing one hundred
and forty acres.
Tract No & containing for'y.s six acres.
And Tract No. 4, containing twenty
seven acres.
Sold on credit Of Twelve Months.
Purchasers will be required to give bond
aud TWO good securities, and a mortgage OF
rhe premises 10 the Ordinary to secure the
purchase money. ... a
II, BOULWARE. s. E. D.
Otr s. .,E aa.. At 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth S. Burt,

Augustus III. Burt tSs others.
.MTOTlCEIS HEREBY GIVEN, tl'a, 10y
~ virtue Of AZ order from tie Conrl OF
Equity shall sell at EdgcGcld Court House,
ON the first Monday in November next, the
real estate OF DR.. A. w. Burt, deceased, viz.
One tract Of land containing five hundred
and siyty.live acres, more or less, situated IN
EdyelieId District between the Marlntown
Road and Big Stevens Geek, and boIhlded BY
lands of William-L. Wigfe1nan, Samuel Gelson
and others.
Said lauds will be sold on credit of one and
tyo wears, except for as much as will pay the
4 cost of this s,H, 10 be paid IN cash. Purchaser
siyiny bond aud gdtd snrelies. to secure the
surcliase money. Possession of the land, not
! ripeu until the first day ofJannary next.
: S. S. rOMPKINS, C. E. E. d.
Comn'rs, Office, Edgeield, Oct ], 1917.
oct. At 81
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
John. Furgnson & others

Agnes Corey & others. ~
NI OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
~ virtue of IN order from Che Court oil
Equity in,i,is case i shall sell a EdgeGeld Court
House; on the first Monday yiIG0yember next
parr of the real estate of Wlliaa, furguson
decd, composed Of the following parcels oI
lands, viz, Ess5s
The Owen Daily tract, containing two hun.
dred aud twenty-five acres, nDre pr less and
adjoining lands of George. Hieils Try Sndler
and another tract belongingto,tle estate oi
VIM. Furguson, known as the Hdme tract.
The john Wheeler tractcoiiaining one hun.
dred acres. more less,aad 4. Il. c
Aforesaid Home tract, and laldsiSf Charloue
O'Ncal. ifElsGs
A parcel ot tract of one ul1rcI acres, more
or less, bought of Charles o Nal; and adjoining
lands Of Charlotte O'NeaLt tlhe5l iomc, and
Wheeler tracts. ssrS
Arid the John DAILY traeg Of pne hundred
and fifty acres, more or. less. nd adjoining
lands of John P. Mickcr, and h15 B. Bntlcr.
Said lands being the entire Ieai atate of said
William Furguson, excepting Che Ii lone tract
OF three hundred and fifty acresss
Said lands will be re,s1ryeyedfnd divided
&c sold in two or moro parGels,p oil which
will be exhibited on the days6f fsaiG $50
Terms of Salc.-A creditof zone, ,cai. except
as TO so much as will paysihe cospf this suit
and the expenses ofth surrey, be paid in
cash. Purchasers giving bond zan good snrc-
ties to secure the purchase none
s. S.. TOMPKfNS,c.E 4. E. n.
Comm'rs. Office, Edgefcld Oct Il9d7. !.
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