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S;.scX's

vi .CH'NE ,prcad Strengthening Plaster, /,
-ft .or sale by {. q. G. ilAZARH.
DC. 10. dSw
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H. The Mail Steamer lIbsInla left New
York Saturday noon lorllailax and Liverpool.
She took out twenty three passengers and
.c3D,3i9, about SlD6 300 Of specie
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4 Tenement ysNntcI.

1s,Ss,> TTTANTED 10 hire for orc or
sstF5 w more year, n convenient,
-. hi 81. 'l"nemeut For iurlher particulars
apply ~ tbs office rel29
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~ Five boys were recently subjected to
the expense of scvcnty-fyc dollars and costs,
for breaking up school in Ashfed, Mass, by
putting the master out Of the doors. a man
vino stood by and coun,cnanccd the act, was
obliged to pay abou, half as much as The
boys.
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rEOpf1r Eve Ef.isaBi.

ySOS veal; aud iylamrd eyes For sale q,
4. De-, Is. (daW) {. 6. G.. liAXARD'A
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~. nc %vA7 - GgZ EI Mcs :
YgNsIS Company, although II canpo' boaNi C
A beng The o,dc>l Fca Establishment ~ A.
mcurd 'doe> Il lm iohar" sold during 'he t"o
real> of il, existence, more good pure, aud uL .
mixed Taas, uud a. lower prices, Than any >lil-
TAR cs,atI,l m.eni in 'ne Uai'e4 states.
jne lullowiug is - Us, 81 their tela!l price,,
which VIA be iound 10 be ncaIiy the Naue IA,
similar Cumldulro fAe cniy difference lhIy
clam j., IN lne qupliy ol the Teas.
GREEN, BLACKS.
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l.-T The bells IN Boston and Providence
were tollad on Friday, az Il token Of respect 20
the memory of the Hon. John Quincy Adams.
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{ lC;,ra,t,.

On the Goth, ,chr Geo Eugs smart Tor CsritnS,
TOESD ~, tcb -.
Rrig Emma, Cooper Portland for l'hi'.
/ Srhr Gov Arnold, Cannon, Bu~tun tur Salem J
Clurcduu, Pendlctnu, 1hpmH-ton nr y Y.
WED Nls>DhN March lSt.
Ship REM Rush. OF trron, shtih, Ia whaling yoy
/ age G,r Warren
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Cosmetics. Pcrfuilscry &c.

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GuuraUd'S Iu.l'u inclicat"d soap
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G.Dr!s ;nG: TavE,fDg IteT>iis UT
h hVS"EEON.

~ Tiir subscriber vii sell ,l---,
- on rhuI,day. the lttn dayI -; -
. CISt of March next ~ 10 "'cIock ..Ll.lI.
- l-rr A not. the next fair day aiter. Bt l.>
\ Farm an Mlddlctuwn VIZ: 4 pan ol hrs' rae
. vorLi.y Oxen--l C0us-2 iienrts-I h,s.
rate Esllily II ,r>e, perfectly NlHd--i carrinpr
\ Il CI<Ise--i iiOrse-W.geon aud Sevr!oi
1,rue,.-,. hi.u = OG-LaIt. and Cx-hb..
.Un.
Also :loucls, Ilarrows, Culivaiors, NotsS,
Clam. and EARNING utensils. AIsO, l not
,rryi,o, IN sold head o. Beef Cattle and some
, Po"i'r. JuNhfl'i BAIL J.
! Mp,lc,oWr. Frt - h, i,iS.
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Ripe Peaches were seen IN Philadelphia A
few days snco.
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fresh Gvyce,sr.. Cheap.
L.. e.. Il =. &. NEWTON,
~ Thames street,

y HHWNf FTTV'IT
Opposite Iaufd Sfaic, Xofd.
CONSTANTLY on hond and iortsle ~ NJ
y lowest price,, ore'y dr'cii p ion "a CLoI~
Family Groccries--
Eest Teas, l'ir- Old Wines ard DrandcA,
Scotch ~, porrt, I,avpnn S'gar.. roielgn
Fruit, Tobacco, ficAics, Preserves aud Ussr
cacie-.
jar. lid ".
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RESPECT TO Mn. ApAMs.--'ihc Lcgsla-
lures of New York and Penns !Yania have
taken measures to express their high respect
for the memory of Mr.. Adams, and their deep
sense of the loss sustained by the country in
his death.
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W." said = hen-perk2i husband, 9 20
TO bed" won't" she replied. "Woil,
then sit up : for rwill be minded.
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TEoEasses.

y-1E@y l.Bia MOaA~~If9 ~ prime
" quality, pm II lie cargo of big sra-
mau-loI sale al ti.s luweI marker price BY
NiLhShM %ENTOs,
icl -. 80 Thames Street.
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CASADA.-Republican symptoms are increas-
ing every day in Canada. The Canadian
journals are even discussing the question OF
ultimate secession from Great Britain, and of
annexation to the United States. Articles on
this subject are admitted intoi the government,
or conservative journals there.
! UNITED STATES DEposITs.-Thc House of
Representatives has adopted resolution, o.
motion of Mr. Murphy, instructing the com
miitee of ways and means to inquire into the
expediency of requiring the secretary of the
treasury to call for the repayment by the sever
al states of the moneys Of the United States
deposited with them for safe keeping.
| SOMETHING ODD-Among the guests assem-
bled at Mr.. Polk's dinner table the other day,
were Henry Clay, John G. Calhoun, Daniel
Webster, John Bell, J. J. Crittenden.
I RELIGIOUS INTEREST IN New HAvES.-The
~ York Evangelist mentions the existence OF
unusual religious interest in New Haven, Ct,
among the College students, as we'll as the
inhabitants of the town.
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Mopr ANxExArIoS. The New York lr-
blne has accounts from Washing,on stating
that Captain Sibcy has arrived from Mexico
with dispatches from Gen. Wool, containing
propositions from the authorities Of Sonora
chihuahua, Coahuila, New Leon and othc
Mexican States, to be annexed 20 this country
III A lady had 80 teeth extracted, at on
sitting at Syracuse, while under the inhucnc,
of Chorolorm.
Woman must have their wills while they LIVE
because they make none when they die.
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Old Papers.

We have for sale, At low price, several
Thousand old newspapers of "A large size, H..
cheapest kind Of paper for wrapping paper.
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DOce. Grain's SDimO-AbiOnsi .i;lI
NODOOIlcrS.

DECOMMENDED by The mo,teminem PLY
~ >iciohs IA The United states Tor sal" by
&. &. HAZARD Ageu.
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Captain Joseph IL. Smith, ofschooncr Allan
tic mentioned as having been dangerously as
saui,cd By two Of his crew, has since died.
The Atlantic arrived at Holmes Hole Friday
MIcnIGAS LEGisLATURE.-ln the House on
the 9th inst. the Judiciary committee reported
an amendment to the constitution, making tho
Judges ofthc Supreme Court, the Auditor
Treasurer, Attorney General, masters in Chan
Gerry, and no,arios public elective by the people
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AsssElg Etf.
FnlDAY. FEB %.

FuDAY. Feb -.
nris New England, --, 10 day. from MHianzas f.r
rruyideuce
VIM. Francis II days from do for Warren.
Rev Gutter JHrksuu, Walden, from " cruise. SPOKE
Yesterday, IN block lnlHnd,--hr.- brumHtb Nuud-
bury im MalanzHS iur BOsinu Algonquin, = min. I'm
CHrdruHs l"r Prov CurJuVu. NiCkrrsuu un d. Tor do
Il Schr RWh Thomas hm,sLgr,. Ia tUrdiuhs fur Hos-
/ ton MHrIha tWns nshington, Ian Charleston inr d.
4 Brg EmeGne, SnlIh, la MaIanla., passed ~ the
, river.
\ Brig Francis Of Warren. Insrthnm, from Natarya-
with Nulus,-s tor G.. I Gum, oi Nnrrrr, lea tv
/ llth la compHnN brig purtmnd, bound tor Portland
saw going ~ brig Rio, 81 Bristol, X | Zen 90, Int 81
lon ~ 80 spUhr shin IIruy Lee of Sag lIshpr, ID H.
uu, hound tor liamhutgh perenc'd scNeI1 wealth
"a tie passage.
. Brig lirHgllint. Marcel for Bristol
Sloup Moses Eddy, Bveu, Prov for l-7ar
Borden, DunwehF River tor doi Wm u. Bum Gardner
: Prov Tor iIniiIOrl
S,hr Oregon, Jo.lh, do for do vulture, HecAmsn,
4 NUtiol. Tor Boston.
SATURDAY, Feb. %.
! sloop Rienli, Durfcc. PrnS To- Ncy Work.
/ schr Northern Bel, tuchgerald, N,urucSr, nr rni-
timUr,.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-02

Brig Huisy, Sercus NsHnzas for Warren.
Schr Elizabeth. HcwIu, Prov Tor N"tVi,h Nirr'uis,
u, H. Prov Tor ia,nur Drigo Prt,etg'l, ir"u WI.
mingtou.
Sioop Imes l. Long, keuucy, rtuy ur New iork :
Rhode I.IIud. liull, de- ipr ou.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-22
WORMS! WORMS WORMSt
THE BANE OF CHILDHOOD.

A Nd the certain precursor of many danger
n ous discusses, If allowed 10 remain long
in the human system in great numbers
Thousands Of children die annually from
Worms The season is now close q, hand
when they become most troublesome to chill
dren.
Dr.. WooDRuFF's WoRM SpEcIFc is safe
remedy for worms. Try it tits as good as
the best. and cheap as the cheapest.
Mr.. JOSEPH, Shippy Of Mnscogee co. Ga.
says i, brought away 200 worms from negro
child belonging 10 him, in a shurt time
MIR. John L. Little o! Whitevillc. Gaq says
gave it in one ease, and brought away nifty
worms IN another case 1t cured his negro
woman of fTenia or Tape worm.
Mr.. Thomas Boyd, Of Cowcta co. Ga. says
he gave it to a negro boy who was in bad
health it brought away Immediately thirty
worms. He was soon well, and remains so up
to this time.
Griffin. Pike co. Ga July. ls48-Mr. Wood
rntf-PIease forward immediately ihree oozen
of your Worm Specific without delay.
RespeclfuIly. JoHN q. Hill & Co.
Talbot Co. Ga. Doc. l2, lS45. DIR Wood
ru(f-I have recently made trial OF your Worm
Snecific IN bad ease, with the happiesl effect.
ihink more OF it than ever. and believe It viii
Jo i, ninety nine cases in The hundred.
j. E. ROPER. NJ. D.
For sale by Il. s. ko6EkIS.
Aug2 ON ~
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DR.. WOODRUFF'saE
DYSENTERY CORDI1L.

HNHE well tried and generally approved
Il remedy for Dysentcry, DIrrhaa, Gripping
and Summer Complaints Of Chdren.7 ~ I.
From the iate Capt. Holmes, Georgia Reg't
Brazos San Jago. July "a, 1876. DR. Wood
ruff owe an apology for. nni ack noRiedgin9
before tie receipt of a box of yonr 5Dysenlery
Cordial, which you had the kindness to send
me while in Columbus, for the nse ofiny corps.
have found it. piost valuable medicine, and
only regret that have not supply Of it
Wherever my men have followed directions,
they have invariably found relief We have
suffered aud arc suffering much from Dysen.
terry, occnsioneJ by the wre,ched water we have
10 drink, but your Cordial is restoring all to
their won,ed health and vigor. With my sim.
cere thanks for Your kindness. and best wishes
oryour success, AIN your otedient ssrv't.
Isaac HOLMES,
Captain Macon Guards.
Georgetown. Randolph Co. Geo., June 18th,
lsl6-Dr Woodruff. Sir-The demand for
your Dysentery Cordial is SD great that
want you to send by the stage, on Tuesday
four dozen bottles. General Shorer's overseer
informed me the other day that he had used it
in some fifty cases with entire success. In fact
every person Fave snld it 10 is very much
pleased, II certificates are of any use TO you
lean gel any number for you
Very Respectfully D. MORRIS.
For sale by R. 8. ROBERTS.
Aug l6 6m 30
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The Vegetable Restorative
OR
LIQUID C.fTAE.zRTEC.

Dyspepsia, Lircr Complaint, Colic, Headache
Enlargement Of the Spleen, Costioeness,
Acidiy Of hs Stomach
and all diseases arising from arrangement o
the Biliary Organs CAN BE CURED with a
great degree of certainty, ,oittout CalOmei, Blue
Pill. or Pills of any kind, Salts or Oil,
BY THE USE OF THE LIQUID CATHARTIc.
ENHIS Medicine is agreeable TO take, and
IL operates without gripping or debilItating.
Persons who have long been compelled TO Jake
Pills. Oils or Salts, will find this pleasant and
highly valuable substitute.
W srnu quantity of this Medicine taken
daily, generally regulates the bowels in short
time.
DYSPEPSIA OF A VERY BAD CHARACTER.
This is TO certify. that was attacked in
March, l845, with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of
a very bad character My case was treated by
i,oo physicians in ST. Louis, NJ issouri, weeks;
then by another in Wisconsin for three months;
then by another ln',he interior of Louisiana.
then by several physicians in the Hospital of
New Orleans. three months, but o,thout deri-
ming any real benefit from all the remedies pre-.
scrbed lor me. Fortunately, Just at this juno.
ture, and when my condition was mort
deplorable, | Obtained a bottle Of the "Vcgcta-
bic Restorative or Liquid Cathartic," !" by the use
of which SO n comrpenced improving, and
for the first ttmc in fourteen months began 10
have regular and natural discharges from my
bowels, and soon began TO feel like becoming
sound and healthy once more-for all Of which
am indebted under the blessing Of God, to
the above medicine. JOHN MAY.
Columbus, May 3, ls47.
For sale by Il. s. ROBERTS.
Aug2 6m 81
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
IN EQUITY.

Mitchell Wells. g. Others. Summ'ns
rs IN
ChesIey Wells, aud others. Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by
IS virtue of an Order from the Court oil
Equity in This case, shall proceed TO sell al
Edselield Court House, OH the first Mon-
day in December next, the three following
tracts Of land, helonging 10 the estate .ol
Wiley Wells, decd, viz:
The Homestead, containing four humid
red acres, more or less, lying on Log and
Drum Greeks. and adjoining lands of b,
nj. Blocker, JOHN Burns, a. Il. Hodgers,
and olhers,-:osether with this tract, (the
Homes'ead) | will sell one and other
tract containing one hundred and len (ll0)
acres. more or less. ami adjoining lands Of
Joseph Ferguson, Marshall Sleadham,
aud others.
Also, one other tract, purchased Of VIM.
Brunson, decd, containing one hundred
and ninety (l0O) acres, more or less, ad.
joining The above tract. described as the
Homestead. also lands Of Edward Presley,
Sanders Rearlen. and lands of The estate
Of The said William Brunson, and Others.
Said lands will be sold on a credit Of
one and two years. except for so much as
will pay the cost Of the suit TO be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give bond and good
suYeties 70 secure the purchase money.
s. S. TOMpKINS. C. r. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. III, 1913.
Nov Ii, 1918, 4e 43
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Sterling QuarIes and others, J

rs rGrtHloa.
George Boswell and wife.
.NOTICE is hereby given. that by yir.
IN Tue of an order from the Court oil
Equity 10 this case. shall sell at the late
residence Of Mrs. Nancy Quarles, decea-
seldom the sixth day OF December next,
the following real Estate, belonging to the
Estate Of David Quarles deceased. and 10
the Estate of fhe said Nancy Quarles de-
ceased, viz:
The plantation or tract Of land where.
on the said Mrs.. Nancy Quarles lived up
10 the lime of her death, containing by
survey OF D. White D. s. three hunJl ed
and seventy-one acres, and adjoining lands
ofW. Glenn. Mrs. Lanham and others
Also the KleckIer tract containing by sur
vey Of D. White D. S. one hundred aud
four acres aud adjoining lands Of Mrs.
Lanham. Thomas l.. Shaw, Samuel
Horn and others.
Said lands will be sold on a credit Of
twelve months, except for so much as will
pay The cost Of the suit, to be paid in cash.
Purchasers giving bond and good security
10 secure the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKlNS. C. E. En-.
Commissioners Office, Nov. l3, 1913.
Nov Is St 43
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NOTICE..

NE ESSRS G. l.. s. F.. PENN having as.
lxA. signed 10 me their Estate for the benefit
of their ere dtors, and The state of their affairs
rendering j, essential that speedy collections
should be made Of all debts due to them. All
persons indebted. will please make immediate
payment to Mr. Edmund Penn who will be
found for the present at their old stand, and
who has been appointed by the creditors 10 act
as agent with ME. Those who do not give
attention to this notice, must not complain, II
they are compelled,o 10 pay cost.
N. l.. GRIFFIN.
Sept 10. 1913 If 35
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WORMS WORMS!
DR.. JNyne's Tonic VeTnsi.
fiETe,

TEy yHE most pleasant as well as the most
certain remedy for Worms; which is
perfect, safe, and so pleasant that childrr n
will not refuse to take il. Ii effectually de-
stroys Worms, neuiralizes acidity or sourness
of the stomach. increases appetite, und acts as
n general aud permanent tonic, and is there.
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and
remiltent fevers, indigestion. &C.. and is GER
lain and perlnanen. cure fnr FEVER and AeCE
Il not only destroys Worms and uvignrates
the whole system, but it dssoves the supera-
bundant slime or mucous su prevalent in The
stomach and bowels of children. more espe-
cially of those in bad health. This mucous
forms The bed, or nest in which worms pro
duce their young; and by removing it. it is
impossible for them TO remain in the body.
II is harmless in lis effects on the sys-
lem, and the health Of the patient is always
improved by its use, even when no worms
are discovered Numerous certificates Of its
usefulness have hecn received, which the pro.
prietor does no, consider necessary 10 publish.
In fact he il in daily receipt of letters Of cons
nnendaion from various parts Of the country ;
no, ony in req ."rd to its superiority in me ex>
pusion of worms, bui also OIL account of Its
valuable as properties as pleasant tonic anu
Strengthening medicine.
Josiah Thompson, near Salem, N. ]. ad-
ministered this Vernifnge to child between
two and three years old. aud says that in few
days she discharged one hundred and twenty
seven large worms!!
MR.. A LentZ, oil Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city, gave it to one of his
children; and says that after the sixth dose it
brought away about fifty worms a, once, fYe
and six inches long.
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles
ofthis Vermifnge for Dyspepsia, and in the
course Of two weeks discharged upwards of
thirty pieces of Tape worm, and was thereby
perfectly cured
Another gentleman Of this city had il nd
ministered to his little daughter, abou, three
years old. VIXEN she had number of dischar-
ges from her bowels composed entirely Of lii,
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her, not only by hundreds, but may
truly say, by thousands. separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory nuls, composed en-.
tirely oil dead worms"
For sale by K. S. Roberts, only Agent in
this place for the sale Of DR.. Jayne's celebra.
ted Family Medicine.
July 26 6m 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
William E. Rodgers and others,

William E. Rodgers and others,
DS Partition.
Caroline a. Rodgers.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue Of The decree nf The Court of
Equity in this case, shall sell At
in the Town of Aiken. on The eight day Of
December next. the following real Estate
of Is. NJ. Rodgers deceased, viz:
Oce tract OF land waereon the deceased
resided at the time Of his death, containing
three hundred and fifty (350) acres more
or less, situated in The Districts of Edge
field and Barnwell, on the road from
Edgefeld G. II. TO Aiken, and adjoining
lands of D. l.. Albums. Thomas Turner,
the Estate ef John Fox and w. W. Guy
ton.
One To-, 10 The town Of Hamburg, known
in the plan Of said town as No. ~, on
Mechanic street, being 81 feel BY l2o fuel.
Also, :hc following lots 10 The town 81
Aiken, and known in the plan Of said
town as No. 2 fraction on south side of
Rail Road Avenue. on York, ColleIon and
Chesterfield slreels. No. 3 lot on Rich
land, York and Chesterfield sis, bounded
by lands of Martin a. ST., No. Z, frac-
,ion bounded by Laureus, Richland, New.
berry and Barnwell streets; No. 8, frac-
hon bounded by Laurens, Richland, Baru-
well aud Pendleton streets, and LOT off. H..
Posey; No. IL a square, bounded by
Edgefe!d. Greenville aud Barnwell streets,
and tn Western boundry Of Aiken, No.
II, fraction bounded by Richland, Ham.
burg and Cuvnr streets, and the Western
boundry of Aiken; No. l3 square, boou-
led by the Western boundry OF Aiken and
Barnwel, Richland and Hamburg streets;
No. 10, lot bounded by John Peters lot,
Western houndry of Aiken and Cuvor
streets No. 16, lol bounded by lauds Of
James Black, Hamburg street and Cos
nahans Line; No. II. fraction of Que
hundred and fifty Q5O) acres, being part Of
Co,nahans trac, West of Hamburg street !;
No. l9. q fraction bounded by lands Of
Steed,nan and Merrel,. and James Ran
dali; No. 10, lot bounded by The Wes-
tern bnundry of Aiken. RichIand street
and lands Of Wm. A. Wreniti, aud John
Zinn.
Said lands will be sold on a credi, of
twelve mouths, except for SD much as will
pay the cost of this suit, 10 he paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bond aud good sure,ies,
Tor The purchase Money.
5. S. TOMPKINS. C. F.. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. l3, 1913.
Nov Is 4t 43
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Mary Ann Huiet, and suuno,s
Christana Huiet, =,
Us. p,.,;,;o.,
WilIiom J. P. Huiet.

WIllIom J. I. Hulet.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir.
~ lue of the Court Of Equity in this
case, | shall sell at late residence Of Jos
S. Huie,. decd, tbeing on the premises,
OH the 18th day of December next.
One Tract Of land, containing six hun
dred and for,y.two (642) acres, mole or
less, living on Big SaIuda River, within
10 miles, of Newberry G. H., including
Huiel's Ferry, and having in connection
with il TWO or three acres of laud. on The
Newberry side Of the river, used as land
ing, aud on which resi- one end OF Mill
Dam. connected with The premises, ad-
joining lands Of Jesse Shumpert, James
Merchant, Mary Wells, Bennet Perry,
and others.
The Said land will be sold on credit
texcep, as to so much as will pay the cost
of this suit TO be paid in CASH. of one, two
and three years, with interest, from and
after one year from lhs day Of sale.
The Purchaser to give bond aud good
personal security, 10 secure the purchase
money.
On the premises, are two dwelling
houses, within i of mile Of each olher.
Que of them now TWO story building jus.
finished, with seven rooms, aud hive hre-
places, with new oul buildings, including
! Gin House, Screw, Smoke house. &C.,
also, attached To the premises. is a Mer'
chant Mill, with two sets Of Stones, all Ia
| good order. one of them French Burr, ex.
pressly for wheal, with number 10, bolt
ing cloth.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. F.. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. ii, 1918.
Ocr. IL, Gle AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-22
NOTICE.

NHR. ROFF, who held condi,ionnlly an in
lYH ,ercs, in the right Of Edge6ed District,
has never complied with said condition. thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right lie
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners. Of said
right, and tight purchased from any other,
unless our ageut. will not he gbod
MIR. J. #. WEBER, we authorise, with full
mower 10 act as onr agent
COTHRAN a. MOORE.
March /, lS47. Il o