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punishment, but the moral laws of society
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Land for Sale in Piokens District.


MEf The subscriber offers for sale the Tract os
;eAN Land on which he now resides, lying in the
tork OF Seneca aud Tugaloo rivers, on the main
road from Pendleton to GAINESVILLE, and twelve
hnss on from the iormer place, containing nine hun.
drcd (9O0) acres about one hundred (lOO of
which is Beaverdam Bottom. Tie place has on
IT large and comfortable Dwelling House a GOOD
X, Kitchen, and all other necessary outbudings.
the site is beautiful one, the water fine, and he
place as healthy az any in tile District. ~
purchaser the crop now growing ON tho place will
De sold, IT desired, on tho most favorable terms.
ALSo-iiis place situated at the junction of
=, Little nver and Cane creek, eleven miles from
fendleton and five from Pickens C. H., containing
One Thousand Acres forty Of which is bottom
land and under cultivation. 1t has on il an ex.
ceent Mill Site and Fishery, a comfortable Dwell.
ling House, and other outbudings There is a
good crop now growing oil the place, the rent of
winch will be sold, If desired, to the purchaser of
the place. 1. G. GAMRRETT
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Special Notice to Stockholders.
THE Goth INSTALMENTo on tho capital stock
L of this Company will be due on the Let Sep.
tember In order to give the proper credits OF the
Scrip Of the StOckholders and to call in the Ceri-
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diately brought against oil who sppear on the books
as in arrear. The Commissioners appointed 10
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ified in their Districts.
At Columbia, on Tuesday, 9th Sept. next.
AT Alston, on Wednesday, 10Th Sept. next
Al Newbeny, on Thursday and Friday, lth
and 18th Sept next.
At Greenwood, on Monday, 18th Sept. next.
At COkesbury, on Tuesday, 18th Sept next.
At AbbeviIle G. H., on Wednesday, l7th Sept
next. 49, e. 'Nt.-et ,s-
At Due West Corner, on Thursday, 18th Sept.
next * "a
At Anderson c. H., on Friday and Saturday,
18th and Goth September next
At Belton, on Monday, 2la Sept. next.
At Greenvile c. H., ON Wednesday and Thurs.
day, 23d and 24th Sept. next.
BY order Of ~.F. Sr
JAMES I. CAN'T,
Secretary and Treasurer. !,
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Valuable Land for Sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA,)

SOUTH CAROLINA,1
ANDERSON DlsraIcr, In Equity.
John B. Sloan, vs. Mrs. Nancy E. Sloan, ct. al -
Bill for Partition.
QY virtue Of a decretal order from the Court of
" Equity, will expose to sale at Pendleton
Village, on "Wednesday the eighth day of October
next, tho Tract Of Land described in the proceed.
ings Of this case, as the Real Estate of Thomas
M. Sloan, deceased,
The River Place
Situated in Pickens District, on the west side of
Seneca River, four miles from the Village of PEN
dleton, adjoining lands Of William Sloan, David
Cherry. }: o. Lewis, and others, containing 1900
acres, 800 in good state of cultivation about
IT'S acres Of which is of the FIRST quality Of River
and Creek Bottom. On the premises is large
and convenient dwelling and out buildings. Also
a Mill and Gin, propelled by water. This is ono
OF the best farms on the River, and presents many
advantages for farming purposes.
TxRAa-On q credit Of /, 9, 8, 4 and 5 years,
in equal annual instalments. with interest from,
the day Of sale, on the whole amount, to be paid
annually, except the costs to be paid in cash, aud
deducted from the first instalment. Purchaser to
give bond and approved security, and receive pos
session on complying with these terms.
Plots OF this Tract will be exhibited on the day
Of Sale.
p. Any person wishing to bid for the above place,
and finding It inconvenient to attend on the day
Of Sale, may, in the mean time, be allowed to
send in Bids in writing for the said Tract to be ir.
revokable on the part OF the bidder. "a
A. O. NORRIS, C. z. A. D.
Comr's Office, Ande1on T.. H., s. G.--,,-ss'.s - :
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