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Battle between the Indians and Yucataneset
New ORLEANS, July T. 1S49.
Accounts have been received here from Yucatau,
from which learn that battle had been fought ON
the 18th June between the and the Indians
in which the latter victorious ana closely be-
sieged their enemy.
The cholera had broken out among the Camanche
Indians and had caused the tribe scatter in every
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Dangerous Illness of Mrs. Madison.

WASHINGTON, July 9-l0 p. VI.
II reported to- day. that the estimable lady of the
late President " adison had expired; but enquiry
have ascertained tina the report is incorrect. She is
however, in very low condition. and not expected to-
survive till morning.
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WAsHfNGToN July I'd r NJ.
Thepublic departments have all been closed to-day,
account Of the funeral obselues Of the late James
X Polk
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Death OF Wilson, the Vocalist.

MONTREAL, July 9, 1910.
John Wilson, the we'll known Scottish vocalist died
this morning after three hours Illness of the cholera
He announced to sing in this city this afternoon
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Large Fire Ia Georgetown, s. G.

CHARLESTON, July 7, 1s4o
On the 5th. destructive fire broke out at George
town. c., destroying a large number of buildings,
embracing many Of the principal stores. In blowing
up one Of the buildings to stay the progress of the
flames, man was accidentally killed.
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Fire Ia Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, July :, 1s49.
destructive fire broke out here to- dsy in Leach a.
Co.'S provision store, which before it subdued de-
stroyed considerable amount Of other property and
burnt 1000 kegs and SO barrels Of lard
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THr L.mrs There is extraordinary management OF
the public lighting The lamps are extingushed at
nisht, without any regard to system On SATURDAY
nirht for niianee, tb,y put out In South sire
sod Other streets ut ten oclock. The Ighurg ~ The
ava tog,tbtr Ia mos d.gtes..slie
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The news by the Niagara will be due over the
wires, from ST. John, n. b., early tomorrow
morning. The N. comes to this pert.
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SECTARnNlsg, CASr AND PIDE VERSUS CusIsT
AND MS GosPEf..-Looking over the columns
OF the numerous ecclesiastical organs, or Sec
tarian newspapers, which are issued IN this
metropolis and other cities Of the United
States, we have been forcibly Impressed 10y
the evidences which are thus presented Of the
increase and growth OF bigotry cant, and religious
prejudice, in the churches. These melancholy in
dicsiions are not confined to any particular demo-
mination. In the newspaper organs Of all the
-Epscopalian, Baptist, Methodist, Presby-
terrain and Cathohc-we regret to find the same
unchariabc feeling, the same bitter prcudices, the
same caning hypocrisy. AL breathe more or less
a sclf,h and iliberal spirit, each
Z" Dealing damnation round the land"
on all who do not think exactly it does, or arc
engaged in prosecuting what it regards as rival in
terests; Just as if, in the kingdom Of Christ on
earth, there could be among his true and loyal
subjects any diversity of interest, the slightest
diversity Of feeling Meanwhile, thousands all
around us are pershlng in hunger, thirst, and ma
kedness and ignorance of Christ and his gosreli
We observe that two of these religious newspa-
pers, as they are called, are engaged IN fierce
controversy as to who is entitled to the imperisha-
bic glory OF first starting OF these amiabe and
Christian journals. Column after column has been
occupied in this cdyng discussion; and the in
genuity with which the bclligercnis translate the
ordinary epiiheis Of abuse and vituPeration in
which common sinners indulge, into religious and
sacred billngsgate. is infinitely amusing and inf
nitely distressing Then, another of these pre-
cious oraclcs of virtue and holiness, raises tre-
mendous hubbub, to the effect that " Baptist
weapons" were stolen by some polemic or
another, when engaged in the humane work
Of demolishng an adversary. The Presbyte-
Ran abuses the BAPTIST, aud the Catholic as
sails the Methodist aud the Ipiscopslian turns
Up his nose at them ALL A selfish sectariantsm
peIvades all their organs Onc Of the sects cannon
enter INTO any enterprscit cannot buiid a college
1t cannot open new church--it canno, Giro ull,e
a book-it cannot contribute five thousand dollars.
for he purpose Of sending some pale-faced young
enthusiast and his romantic wife TO perish on the
banks of the Ganges-t cannot do anything with.
out exciting the jealousy, the abuse the anathe-
mas. Of lts brethren of the other churches Thus.
one day, ,he Episcopacy Is threatened with ami.
b'stitn. h'oensr the Jesuirs have opened another
s,L,V! IL =. 'll"y VI lhg Mississippi and On the
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The authorities Of So Louis, Mo, have established
qusfantnc regulations on ALI bcsts arriving at that
port with emigrants IRON ship bard.
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The gold medal ordered by Congress for Gen TAYLOR
for his victories In Mexico was Transmitted 10 Vs.
isgton, irom the Philadelphia mint on the 9Th inst
~ cost SO 600.
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Arrival OF the Cherokee,

SAVANNAH, July :, 1s49.
The steamship Cherokee. from New York arrived
this morning In &C hours from wharf to wharf
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY TuEATRE Brosdway-MR MAcALLis-
rER's NrcRoMANTrc ENTERTAINMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham Squsre.-CoUsN JoE
MANNING MINsTRELs-J. ii. WAIVER IN THE
SkIp ScInE FKoa TON JERRy-CoLLEGE Boy.
MECHANICS HALL Broadway, near Broomc.-CHRIs-
TVS hISsTRELs
CASTLE 6ARDEN-PRoMENApE CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 Broadway.-rrom A. N. to 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY RoOMs--Ir.LIAN CONCERT.
=-----=---------
New York. Tuesday, July 10, IS43.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
northvvest Corner Of fulton aud Mas
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPRIETOR.

THE Dali HERALD-Iarse edlttons, 2 efnts per copy;
q per annum; THE MORNING EDITION q pu1IMshsc
a. ars, xFTERNOUN EDITION can be had Of the neos-
49, ~ on, O'clock and the second at three o'eioek NJ
THE WEEKLY HERALD, for circulation on this Con-
ssnsnt published every Saturdag q ga cents per copy,
IN French and EHgish az 81 seats pc, copy or 81 per
I'LL LETTERS by mail for Subscriptions or tcifh dd.
ssseen be paid or the postage pt be deducted
"HUIUNTXRY KRESP ONDENCE, containing IN
sornat nsir solicited from quarter Of the World
u used, urill be literally paid for.
NO NOTICE taken ot anonymous eommuntea lions
Wh0eper is Intended Insertion must be
ty the name and address Of The oier not neeessary tor
qualification. but guarantee Of hts good Jam. We
sannot return rejected comm unic Grtions.
ADVERTISEMENTS, (reneved emery morning, and 10
D. he'd morning and afternoon sdoHs,) al
prices be wriea in plain terrible manner;
me not possible for in rlHuscrpt
PRINTING OF all kinds cJccVted beautifully, and icih
des p0fch Orders received al Tie office.
TIE HERALD ESTABLISHMENTts open throughout
tAe night
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The UNITED STATES NAVY AND THE Tsormrs
IN EuRorE.-Wc understand that it is the intcn-
non Of the administration at Washington to send
every vessel Of the navy, which can be spared, 70
Europe, for the protection Of our commerce aid
OF our rights neutrals, and keep them there. as
there IL every necessity for it--hat the Indepen-
dence will sail in day or two to the Meditcrra-
mean, and that she will be followed by other chips
as soon az possible
This II a wise determination on the part of the
the administration, and one that we have no doubt
will be attended with the best results. The Euro
pean continent, from one end TO the other, is in
commotion and revolution. The history of that
part OF the world, for the last eighteen months or
two years, warns us that ut any moment a war lin
which all the principal powers may be actors) may
break out, and that, in the event of its taking
place, IL is essential for the United States to have
large and commanding naval force on the spot,
TO prevent insult to flag or our commerce, or
to promptly resent II, ~ may be offered II
was similar state Of things tina, compelled the
United States to declare war against Great Britain
IN IsI2; and II Is TO prevent an occurrence of a
like nature that our government IL taking the
course which il has determined to adopt.
We confess, however, that we are reloiced at
thisscton Of the administration on another account.
We would like to the stars and stripes preseat
at every point where the struggle between liberty
and despotism Is going on. Its appearance
would nerve and strengthen the masses in
the conflict with their oppressors, while 1t
would serve to dishearen the tyranis who have so
long had their heels the necks of the people, and
who are now playing their last card to sustain their
toticring thrones. Let the American ilag we say,
be as prominent possible in Europe at this time.
IL can do no harm, and certainly will cause great
deal Of good. II the worst happens, our national
vessels will be refuge to the gallant men who are
now rsking their lives asd shedding their blood
freely for the cause which our fathers espoused.
and for which they fought, bed, and died, leaving
behind them an example which the nations Of
Europe are now following.
SPANISH HrsroRy.-It is stated by one of our
Western coiemporaries that when General Scott
was in Mexico, he seized and brought home nearly
five thousand volumes of historical worx Sin the
Spanish language, some Of which, it is said, are
three hundred years old, and contain a perfect
history of Mexico, from its conquest by the
Spanards. II is furthermore stated, that it is the
intention or the government to extract from these
volumes all that may he useful IN forming a COM
plete history of New Mexico and California, and
whcp that is done the works viii be returned to
MEXICO.
Now, we think We can safely say that General |
Scott has never been guilty of doing ANYTHING Of /
the kind. lie has too much hon for that. and |
we pronounce The story sheer fabrication. WHAT
object the author &c II hid N view, We cannot /
EI
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The total number of deaths, last week, by cholera
and kindred diseases, was as folows:-
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News from Europe.

New York. Tuesday, July 10, Is43.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cargo, pr. ton, cash - "A b15
Ground per Dbl a l25
POTATOES Duty 80 per cent.
bushel IL
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I'LL NOIS
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY.
FROM SEPTEMBER !, lS4S AND

BY JAMES P. ERSKINE.
For the Paying Taxes, Purchase and Sale of Lands:
'he Hohection and Settlement of Debts in Illinois
and Missouri; the Location of Soldiers, and W.
rants The Selection of Lands, and Procurement of
Homes for Emgrants.
iwlIialSo investigate Titles Of holders Of atents
whose Lands have been sold for Taxes for one half
the amount recovered, without expense 10 the
owners. Address
JAMES p. ERSKINE
QUINCY, ADAMS CO.
ILLINOIS.
REFERENCES:
John Grigg,
c. S. Boxer, Pres't Girard
Bank, I Fhitadeirhia.
Caleb Cope,
f. Riggs,
Pollen Colgate, ven York.
Truman Cross
o. w. Eichelbergcr Baihmore.
seq SIN
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TaLLOw g. SOAP STUFF

Duty TO per ctnI. al val.
Tallow, Rough. lib. - GA -
- Rendered. d s
Soap Stuff. ........ d
TEAS
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. M.-Thc discount days are:
UnionBk )fMaryland-M ond & Thurs.
Bank ,f3altimore -Tuesday& Friday.
Farmcrs'& Planters'-Mond. & Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday
neutrality-suspicious..
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics Wednesday s. Saturday.
Farm .rs'& Merchants Mon. & Thurs.
Westcrn-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial & Farm srs'-Tues. & Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday
Baltimoresavings-everyday.
Ftp. Sivingslnstitution--T .&Fri
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woodbury. 30 per cent.

YELLOW notwithstanding.
Taunton manuf.. lib. - Is -
ZINC-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - ia -
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Duty, Olive in casks, TASKS or hotties, so
per cent; Linseed, Hempseed, Rape
seed; Sperm, Whale and other Fish
Oils of Foreign fisheries; Neatstoot, 20
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gNHE MERCHANTS' SHOTTOyyER
b COMPANY respectfully inform the trade
rat they have removed 10 the Tower, corner Of
'ront and Fayette-sts., Formerly known as the
hGnix,) and have on hand a full assortment OF
PROP and BUCK SHOT, all sizes; BAR aud PIG
FAD, Sc, to which they invite the attention OF
urchasers.
iy 81 If THOMAS j. CLARE, Sec'ry.
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nz- The foIowingaretherat rates OF Dulles
in CAsH, by the Tariff of December Isl,
lS46.-The Ton is to be understood as
2 40 lbs.
ALUM-Duty 20 per ct. ad val.
p,ItimOrp lii z IL 81
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Duty, a, S per cent?; b, 10 per cent? c, IS
rcr cent; d, 40 per cent.;e, 80 per cent.
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'hOIesaIe,) carefully corrected every Friday.

BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par uGiue Of StOcks-Gnd prices asked and offered.
PREPARED FOR LYFoRp's PRICE CURRENT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-25
COPARFNEEssEsTP.

YEHHE undersigned, having associated
III. themselves in business under the name
and style Of DUNBAR s; GARMANY, for
the purpose of transacilng general GRO
Gerry BUSINESS, in this place, respect
fully invites the attention Of Planters TO their
Heavy Stock Of all the leading articles Of
general consumption. They may be found
at lhc,stand recently occupied by B. S. Dun
bar, and nearly opposite the stand formerly
occupied by G. w. Garmany, where they
will be happy to receive their former friends
and patrons, together with the public al
large.
Wearc determined to keep constantly on
hand stock unsurpassed by sny ever offered
in this market, and believing our facilities for
buying low, 10 be equal 10 any in the place,
we will always be prepared to sell at the
low est prices, either lor Cash or on time. 10
approved customers. Having rented the
Ware House formerly occupied by b. Elliott,
and placed ii under the charge of an expc.
rienced man, we are prepared to offer equal
advantages in storage with any Warehouse
in the place; and liberal Cash Advances
made, al all times, on Cotton stored with US,
or on shipments made to &. w. Garmany &
Co., Savannah, whose charges will be as
low as usually made by other Factors. The
highest prices paid at all times for Cotton
and olhcr produce brought TO market.
b. $. DUNBAR,
G. W. GARMANY.
Hamburg July 3, If 2G
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Hamburg, S. c., July i5, 1919.
SYIERiFE'S SALE.

EDY virtue of sundry wr,s of Fieri Fa
LID eias, TO me directed, ] will proceed
TO sell al EdgefieId Court House, on the
frs, Monday and Tuesday following in
August next, lie following property, in
the following case, viz:
The State vs. Arthur ]. Padge'l; the
Same vs. rho Same; Benjrmin Belts, bear
cr for himself and ann'hrr.s The Same, a
trac, of land containing Thirteen hundred
acres, more or less. adjoining lands Of DR..
Jno. e. Recdy. aud others. levied on as
the property Of The Defendant.
The State VS. Ezekiel Padsett. The same
VS. The same. a tract uf land containing
two hundred and eishIy-fve acres more or
less, adjoining lands Of Jacob Smith and
others.
Winfield Brooks, Bearer. VS.. NJ. l..
GearIy, S. b. Mays and B. r. Addison, 4
tract Of land belonging 10 the dcfendan,
NJ. l.. Geary. adjoining lands Of Adam
Minuick aud others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. +. n.
Julyl1 1t 25
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Cheap Goods in Store.
80 EEhsIsSPri,alc n d Sugar.

10 lihIs.- Common N. o. SIgar,
20 e. cho'cc Porto Rico, Sugar
rs; Barrels cIar fled
S '' crushed
o. powdered
S Boxes Woo!sey e. Woolsey double
u refined loaf sugar,
20. U,mrirston double rCfincd fouf
20 ssHhds. Au-cnvado MoIasses.
81 Trinidad +"
80 Barrels New Orleans "
100 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel Qargc size J
20 Kills No.
1?5 bags prime Rio Coffee
40 '''s,s" Lagugra
20 E" old Cuba
80 :. " old lava
GO0O Lbs. Union brand while Lead (No.
extra and purc.)
800 Gallons Linsrcd Oil,
= Barrels Train {"
300 Lbs. Putty in badlers,
125 Boxes window glass (all sizes.)
IS Kegs Eastern nails (aSsortei)
90,0G0 Lbs. assorted Swcdrs Iron,
500 &" Casce (Sandersons.)
German and Blister Steel,
40B Pieces heavy Dundee baggng,
1DD Coils hemp rope,
10 Ba!es homcspun (Ansnsta manulac.
turc,
S =" (GranileyiIlc Company
hravy cotton Osnabmgs,
2O boxes sperm candies,
~ Ndamanrinc candies.
10 Hull " Suns patent cnndles,
30 Ilhds bacon sides (weslrrn)
4OUU Lbs. country Bacon,
rierces Rice. dc. &c.
"A LSO-
Saddles. Brides. Blankets, Calicocs, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tnbhs. Sugar cans
Sirvcs, Tubacco. Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Tea
Cum-seat Chairs, Wound seat Chairs, Grind
stones. and many Other articles too tedious 1t
enliinefaie.
DUNBAR d GARMANY.
Hamburg, JnIy il, lSl9, II %
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n d n r O. r :,

EyHE exercises Of the HODGES & Full
Il. LER INSTITUTES, will re resumed
on Monday The 18th Of July.
The Board of Trustees deem it unnecessary
10 speak of the qualifications Of the teachers Of
the several departments of these institulions.-'
Their competency 10 instruct and their system
OF tencling. have heen so fully developed and
satisfactorily tested since their connection with
the institutions, and at the recent examinations
of the students, which closed on yesterday, as
10 place their capacity beyond doubt.
Thankful fur the lbeml patronage hiri,er' rei~
ceived, grali6cd' a, the high degree Of satislac-'
tun expressed by the patrons of the institutions:
They confidently look forward TO continued
and increased patronage.
For further information see Catalogue Of the
Hodges and Fuller Institutes for 1885, or the'
Fuller Institute for 1913. Notice Of Professor
r. II. Nichols, Principal of the. Fuller lnsti-
tnte. and Circular of MIR. A. Dedtics, A. NJ,
Principal Of the Hodges Institutes. gr
WILLIAM p. HILE, Sec. B. T..
June 80 1910 At "a
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Wool in the Seed again !!

RNtlE Subscribers can now say 10 the public
i with confidence that they are better pre-
pared 10 Card Wool than they were ever belure;
having just received Iiom New York set OF
new Cards which have been paced upon the
Machine. Last year we undertook 10 clean
Wool ofall extraneous substanccs-but found
it dillicni, matter. We have no doubt our
newly invented Machinery performed ms well
ms the first Clock, or Cotton Gin. Since then,
our Machinery has been much improved, and
been made entirely new-and we will now
,rarrant all our work to he done well. The
Wool mnsl be washed before it is brought US
but M picking is necessary. Those who do
not wish 10 finger brars. and pick bhrrs ont in
The good old way"-wc would invite to bring
lis leifg.Woo.
w. B. SHELDON & SON.
Duncan's Creek, s miles east Of Laurens
Court House.
July a At "a
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Best Cotton Gins in Market.

FBNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Z citizens Of this and the neighboring
Districts, that he continues the business OF
making Cotton Gins at his old shop, five
miles from Chappcll's Bridge, in EdgelicId
District, that he has on hand number OF
Cotton Gins Of the best quality, the saws
being ten inches in diameter, and made OF
best Cast Steel. The ribs are made o. ham
mered iron, and faced with cast slcel, and
well hardened, and made durable. These
Gins are believed by the most who try them,
10 he Gins Of Inc best performance and dura-
biliiy, Of any now in market. Some Of them,
of 40 saws, have picked bales per day.
The subscriber offers these Gins at 50 per
saw, and will deliver them if ordered in any
Of the neighboring Districts.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Applications made 10 ANY Of tile following
gentlemen, (who will act as agcnIs,) will be
promptly attended to Avory Bland, ESQ
Eds eIeld Cour, House John McMorrls, and
J. Il. Shumporl, ESQ.,, Newberry W. d
Watts, ESQ.,, Laurens C. H., John Keller
ESQ.,, Abbevlle.
Orders and letters addressed to the sub
scrlbcr, Coleman's Cross Roads, Edgelield
District, will be promptly attended TO:
July Is, ls49 St 26
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT:
IN EQUITY.
SUSAN POPE,
PARTITION;

rs. PARTITION.
MARY JANE POPE.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
lN of an order from the Court Of Equity
in this case, / shall proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House on the first Monday in
October next, the following tracts Of Land,
belonging to the estate of James s. Popes
deceased, viz:
Jst The Mason Tract, (being part of
that valuable tract of land, known as the
Island Ford Land,) containing Twelve Hun
dred and sixteen SO-l0U acres, more or less,
lying in Edge6eld and Abbeville Districts,
on Saluda River, and adjoining lands Of Dr..
Jno. Holland, H. H. Hill, and TheophiIus
Hill, 10 which is attached one half Of the
public Ferry at Island Ford over saluda Ris
YER, also, the Island Tract, below the Ferry
containing three acres, more or less .s
End The William Hill Tract, containing;
One Hundred and fifty 3S-lO0 acres, more
or less, lying in Abbevle District, adjoining.
the above Tract, lands Of Edmund pSTs.
Henry Beard, and others. ;sSS5s2 SSs|
3rd. The Thomas Hill Tract, cont
One Hundred and ninety S2SIG{dSf &
more or less, lying in Abbevilles Disssl
ioiningthe lastiwos Ira cta, lands
Day, Robt. Gillian, Gen. Jamss 5!|l
Saluda River. E||lss2 l}sSs'
4,h. The Riddle Tract, contamn 6ll
hundred and forty-seven and one halt q
lying in Edge6eld District, on HMEsSA
Swamp, and adjoining lands Of Mrs. MorIisa|
William Brad6eld, P. Burnett,' Sc r., add Es|
Burnett, Ju'r,
5,h. The Big Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and sixty 35-l0o acres, lying3
in Edgeheld District, on Big Creek, and ad.s
Joining lands of Samuel Webb, J. Richard
son, I. Powers, Jacob Haltewanger, and
Levi Adams.
9Th. The Clouds Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and one and three fourths
acres, lying in Edgefed District, on Rowes
Branch, and adjoining lands Of ]. G. Ru!her-
ford, J. Gibbons, Estate of Martin Rowe,
decd, and John Gibbons,
7,h. The Matthews Tract, containing one
hundred and eleven and 4-l0 acres, lying in
Edge6ed District, and adjoining lands of
Jacob Hal,lewanger, VIM. Wahon, Simeon
Christie, and Levi Adams.
s,h. The Lime Kiln Tract, containing
fifty acres, lying in Laurens District, and ad-
Joining lands Of Pleasant Saddler, Robert
Box. Harrison Daniel and Tilman Smith.
Said Lands will be sold on q credit OF one
and two years, with interest from and after
one year from the day of sale, except as TO
so much as will pay the cost of this sui tito
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with good su!eties, to secure the purchase
money.
S. s. ToAfPKINS, c, E. E. D.
Commissioner Office, July l6, ls49.
JuylS, lit 20