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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-21

MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocIArloS.-At an ad-
journed meeting of young men, held in the lee
ture-room OF the Smithsonian Institution on
Thursday evening, constitution vas reported
from committee appointed for that purpose and
ad opted. The utility of such an association is ap
parent, and trust that it's success will be equal
TO the sanguine anticipation of its many friends.
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CENTL e NJ EMS NEW FURNISHING
VI srORE.-I have this day opened a new and
beautiful assortment Of Furnishing Goods, COM
prising all styles of fine Dress Shirts, Gauze,
Hosisry. Gloves stoci S Tes. crays,s ssarIs,
SuspendOs, Handkerchiefs, French Smoking
Suits, Morning Robes, Canes and Umbrelias, SC.
Shirts manufactured to order at this establishment
in pattern. STYLE and quality which cannot be eur
passed. Shirts made to order at the shortest no.
tice. oh iis'3t149p
Gentlemen in want of the above articles would
do we'll to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. h9i a5ai ~
SD a'14i 3s}s94ta HOPKINS, Sc
81 One door from 9th street, Penn. avenue. q,
between Browns and National Hotel
May l0-3taw3w tUnionl Aa 8aiE
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Hanover Street, Boston.
BY LEWIS RICE.

Rebuilt, Enlarged, and Elegantly Furnished.
Possessing all the modern improvements and
conveniences for the accommodation of the travel
ling public.
BosroN, November Is, 1852. Dec lO-ly
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ItTHIhD WARD.-ThomasC Connolly
will be supported for Common Council bv :.
May l6 MANY VOTERS
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UtTHIRD WARD n. III. Laskey ia a cam
didate for the board Of Common Council for the
Third Wafo May 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

BY Letters Patent Secured In IS48.-Pulver-
acher Hydro Electric yoltac Chains
under the garments the most wonderful dis
soysry medicine and electricity Of the present day They
VOWS palms. such head, and toothsehe Rheumatic
palms, tic doloreux &c and BY their mild but
and action The body diseases years
such rs CONT local paralysis complaints liver
diseases &c-disappear as by miracle They have
applied with the grsatost in all those dreadful dis
eases In children commonly called eonvulions also
Of teethng under difficulties and disorders Of the
els They preciptate metals from their solutions deco
pose water defect the magnetic needle in short show all
NE phenomenon Of powerful voltao pile. The instru
- folded mp in pocket book always ready for astan
Heous and will last his lifetime guarding himself
fy and reuds &c agoinst that number Of diseases and
complaints in which mild streaming electricity perfectly
so1pets chain from 81 to s5 batteries SO to u 90
Incredible the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot Of their
truth The Importance Of the invention has been aeknow
kdEed In America by the Academy Of Medicine Of New
the medical colleges City Bellevue and Wards Island
Hospitals, Brooklyn City Hospital co. in Europe by the
loyal College Of Physicians and Surgeons In London by
NE Academic Rationale de Medecn at Paris by the Impe
faculty at vionna BY the Royal faculty at Berlin and
nc principal hospitals in Europe
The propretors possession OF testimonials to the
ee eject from all the above institutions in America and
Europe, we'll Of the most eminent and distinguished
Ne public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptons-one fer personal
md for scientific men-with copies OF testimonials and
number Of cases CURED in New York and Europe,
postage any part Of the United States in answer 10
sspad inquiss containing three cents postage
No. 566 Broadway, corner Of Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

Great Bargains at l50 Fulton gtxsst.-N0W
sahg on the entire stock Of ladies' gsnts misses toyS
o,asr q slo.s Sp The 4. . sSoss ":
yaat 70 by cheap Great ndusensnts are now oderee
W0 sell single pairs By the dozen, far below the sos
Splendid Csrpetings Smith & Lounsbery,
tte Pearl street have received Per late arrivals ssy
sssps.ns Of ehs.ss and elegant designs which, having
hen to the s:sn IN
Canal Street Carpet Store, 40 Canal street.
Il. A. PETERSON CO. call the attention OF their friends
lust sos rom the most
before the late in prices and for sale full fifteen
Carpetings.-Peterson 4 Humphrey, $40
adSitiens rppss rich and elegant esssns
yor fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
stores selling similar goods.
Notice-No Advance In Prices at Hiram
spacious sassrooms fully stocked with magmias.nt new
spring styles Of royal velvet English Tapestry Brussels
msttng floor oilcloths stair carpets, window shades
&c., &c.
Plates to go under Store Show Windows.
3 c. CLARK, $50 Broadway engraver - manufacturing
per foot also plates cards SEALS &c. engraved
printed at low prices.
Dens This would probably calf lcrth
sss provide %
Others who not with Of these
but S 20 at {" the
Of the sss Gay
Excelsior Steel Pen, a new and very superior
as1iss a. w1's
CARR HICKS, stationers, So Nassau street.
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No. 66 Broadway, Z

Segars.-The Undersigned, through his
Havana receipt Of the finest brands
attention Of dealers and those who require art
sle. EDMD c. CHARLES No. Park place.
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Plates to 60 under Store Show Windows.
3 CLARK, $50 Broadway, engraver 70 manufacturing
beautiful article resembling silver at the low price of %
foot also door plates cards SEALS &C., engraved and
printed ut low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

Charles London Cordial Gin.-Thls Cele.
DRAFTED GIN the consumption of which, in the community
~ production exceeds all other sptuous
bned rapidly becoming popular in the United States
purity is endorsed By Sir Asy Cooper constant use
the most eminent physicians this country prescribe it in
many of disease 1t is put quart bottles stamp
ed with the proprieors and securely packed in
Of one dozen each. For sale by
EDMUND C. CHARLES, No. Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

Excelsior Steel Pen, new ana very superior
article flexible as quill for SALE together with general
assortment of blank books, paper and stationery by
CARR HICKS, Stationers SO Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

JUANTED-BY Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS, sITUA-
tons TO cook and assist in washng the other
ehambermaid waiter a. regular waiter Good city
reference Please call at72 Sixth the store Can
be for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RES
v! young girl, ne chamberinaid washer rrf
all At lol Gold street. mp stairs, frst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN
w situation coachman groom, groom ana waiter
single gentleman He we'll IYo
wond be willing to make himself in way useful 70 s
mended by his last employer for honesty robrety and
conduct Please CALL by letter address j. No IN
hite street. for the remainder Of this Hours from
l1to5.
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will receive bis patients for the ensuing from 10 to
o'clock daily. DIR. Powell has recently imported a
large assortment Of artificial which exactly amate
the natural In color movement and
inserted and removed without pain operation Pow
ellis the Eye be procured at his office also
his celebrated elfacting and fountains Powell
has established private oihique fer in limited
Circulars containing particulars be obtained
free 5o2 Broadway between Broome and Spring streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

w ANTED-BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN A SITuA
w tion as plain aud understands cutting and
crosses and has objection to have care o
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as chambermaid and laundress or as
waiter In private family Good city reference given
quire at No Union court University place Twelfth
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NTANTED-BYA SMART, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation to do general housework; is good plain
cook and baker and excellent washer ironer Has
the best city reference Can be for three days a.
Atlantic street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

W housework Of a small family. the chamberwork
Gssmng ana ironing Of family BY respectable woman
Good city reference. =. ~ '.eVV
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WANTED BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as good plain cook Is excellent washer
and roner is Of retired and Industrious habits Call ut No
40 Sixth avenue in the fancy store Can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as ehambermad or laundress The best Of
city reference given Will receive calls days Please
inquire at SO Thrteenth street. between Fifth sixth
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY Pro
testant woman She understands her business tho
families in the city Please call the residence of her
present employer, No. 10 Washington place, = ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

PhalOn's Magic Hair Dye, to color she
hair whiskers the moment applied without injury
me- hair skin. II be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor It applied phi
vAtely, sold at PHALON,S Wig Factory lH and 6i7
- NicholAA Hotel and by Aruggists renerAllI.
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broadway daily receiving per packets from Europe
additional supplies Of rich and elegant carpetngs Of
Cd to city trade For sale full ten less than other
stores selling similar goods.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
as seamstress in private family to take of
one child and do the The advertiser can
best families in the city character competency
be seen for two days il not engaged, at f. Longs Sixth
-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
For Ordinary.

H. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURISGE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
R o VAL.
Grand Display for Fall Trade,

OPPOSITE D. C. DuNBAR's,
IN CHARLES HAMMOND,S NEW BRICK STORE
Hamburg, S. c.,
WHERE the Undersigned willkeep constantly
Wv in Store, a.wcll assorted
Stock Of Groceries,
Embracing every article usually found in an extern
sive Grocery Store Ills Stock consists.in part Of
Java, Rio and Cuba COFFEE,
Clarified, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGAR
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf DO
New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES,
John Gibson, Son 6s Co. Nectar WHISKEE,
Eagle, Double Distilled Rye and Rect!tied do
Jamaica RUM, N. E. RUN,
: Old Madeira, Cherry and Port WINES,
Tenerife and Malaga do
Imported Old BRYiNDIES, Otard Brandy,
pecfcct Love, Rose. Mint and Cinnamon Cordials,
Pure Holland GIN. London Cordial GIN,
: American BRANDY and GIN,
Brass Bound Buckets and Tubs, Painted Do.
; Measures, Market Baskets, Brooms. &c.
Toilet, Casteel and Turpentine soaps, ,-sss:S
s PICKLES and KETCHUPSof Of ill kinds,
Tobacco. Candles, Fine Teas and Spices, all kinds
Fine SALT in Boxes and Bagsy 49,.
ESSENCES for Flavourlng, of all descriptions,
Y Macaroni.. Feast Powders. Mustard, ,,g.,.st5
- zC4NDIE.S and SEGARS Of the best quality
CHEESE, FLOUR of the best Brands,
Fine Family MACKEREL, Starch, &c.
And great many other articles, ALL of which is
warranted 10 be Fresh and Of the best quality.
S. E. BOWERS.
Hamburg, October l2 If SO
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Valuable Land for Sale, /
rCHE Subscriber offers for sale y aYALUABLE
t7TPsSCT2 OIL, AM D: CONTAINING 5.,<:5.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale INVALUABLE
il TRACT oF:LAND, containing $ - (,
One Thousand and Forty.six Acres,
Lying on CufFeetown Creek, in EdseGcld District,
one and ahaf miles East of Liberiyd ILL., an in
teIieent and pleasant neigh6orhood-W two
miles of Bethany Aeademy. "a foursllng and per-
manent School and nine miles, over q line roadss
of the supper terminus of the Plank Road from
Edocfefd G. II, to Cheatham's and withinless dis
tanee of the contemplated route Of the Savannah
River Valley Rail Road. ,7s,..5. 4.
= There are but few places possessing equal advan-
tages with this for agricultural purposes. bout two
hundred acres Of the Land is first qualified Creek :
and Branch bo,toms-lIlf Of which Is in, cnltiya--
ton About -Four hundred aeres is Red J and;
similar 10 the Lands about Cambridge Producing
Cotton, Corn and Oats, eGualto any clay lands :
and for Wheat.it can not be eycecd, iaying been
known :to produce upwards of 81 fold. The
balance is sandy, admirably adapted TO the produe.
tion Of Cotton. The r,.nsefOr Stock iss tins and
for hogs especially is not surpassed. PIanfa-
ton is well ditcled and under good 1ensins
T. On.thc premises arcn fine large Dwelling. :nesrs
iy ne@;withs seevensroo large framed SiSi Sitehen
Eand: Cook g house, with brick chimneys-Sm
House, Meal Room, Store Room and sDniry--n n
Negr6H Houses, built within the last five or years,
with good srnck :and brick chinEey eys-77G Go0d Gin
House, Screw Fan, &c. . ~ *; ~. -. s
Persons residing in sAbbcxillc. Newberry; or tho
Lower! or Eilsternp part"f1fis District Who dcstg
to purchase and would do well 10 Look at this
before buying, asit eau, bought fur half lie price
simar:la lands sell for in those sreiions ~ ~
Thelimpfoyements eiuld not ibe.put on the place
for the price, Asked boughtlow and@il sell low.
before to
year. =. - -. -, - q Z S.IeAlPkENS,
EdgefeldsC. IT., Oct. II q s3s
pAbbeve- Banner, Independent Press aud
Newbcrry will copy four times, md for
ward account to - ,:.,,, :. Z. s:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
Teachers Wanted

.ETNO take charge Of an INSTITUTION OF
: n LEARNING about to be established in Edge
field District, South Carolina, on Sweet Water
Creek and about eight miles from Hamburg.
The SclUul is located in one Of the most healthy
portions of Edgeield and in an enlightened, moral
community.
Every facility, such as board and other comforts
will be extended 10 the Pupils, and every means of
support in abundance will be afforded TO the gene
raj advancement of the Institution.
The Seminary has already a permanent Capital
Stock Of Thirty Thousand Dollars, with prospect
of constant increase until its endowment shall equal
that Of any Seminary in the State.
Whilst Teachers will be fully sustained in causing
order. and in causing the best discipline, and the
best system of learning to be observed in their
School they will be required to come qualified TO
teach the very highest branches that are taught in
the State, aud to come recommended by the very
best and most reliable authority
Two Teaehers-one for Males, and the other for
Females, are wanted and they are expected to. be
ready to undertake their charge on the first Monday
in February next. - .=.s.-z.- ~
= publications. must be addressed TO Capt. Robt
sieriwe,her, Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees,
at wv Island P. O., Edge6eld District
ROBT. NlERIWETHER, D.. -,
GEO BOSWELL,
SAML. GETZEN, Trustees.
JOEL CURRY
a. P. BUTLER,
- ANDREW j. HAMMOND.
Hamburg Republican will please copy until forbid.
Sept 81, 1853, If 36 :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
NEW FALL GOODS,

t ID. "EALI.ERSTEDT. has received at his old
Io stand, Corner Of Globe Hotel, Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga) new and c'mn tie. assortment of
Staple and Fancy DRY, GOODS, for the Fall
and Winter trade. cons sting i'll ART OF
Extra rich cnlorcd Brncade Silks,
,--r Do -" Broken Plaids,
Super Super Plain Black Silks,
Do Natered and Figured do
Rich figured and Plain Partisan DeLanes,
English and French Marcnos,
Black and culured .lpacca,
Super Scu,ch Ginhams,
English and American Prints,
Furniture Dimty and Frinscs,
Nlerino Cassimere and Jeans,
Bieachcd and Brown Shirting,
Red and White Flanels,
TU-4, ll-4 ond 1874 Bed Blankets,
Negro Blankets, great variety,
Osuaburgs. Stripes and Georgia Plains,
sAnd full Stuck of every thing belonging to the
Dry G"ods trade, spwhich he invites attention.
s. Augusta. Ga Septic Bin 81
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NOTICE,

Hamburg, SC, Sept. lst, 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
COMMISSIONERS SALES. .
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN FOJJJTY 1.gl.s

:
Nj. L. Bonham and wife and others, } Biu for.
rs Senle.nt,
Ann Griffin and others. Pdrtln.
DY Virtue of an Order from Chan. WAED-
ID LAW in this case, i will offer for saleat
Edoefcld G. H., on the first Monday in No:
yembcr next, the following real estate of the
late N. L. Griffin.
/. The Ninety-Six Tract of Land containing
Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-Five (lS25)
acres, more less, situated in the District aiorc-
said. on Hency's and Ninely.Six Creeks and
wi,hin.threc miles of aNinety-Six Depot on the
Greenville and Columbia Rail Road. which will
be sold in two separate Tracts, as follows ~
Tract No L. or Northern Division, contain.
ing eight hundred ana.tifleen (8l5l acres, more
.orless, ,nduning lands OF the estate of William:
Carter, estate of Boiling, estate of Vincent
Griffin, and lands Of james Creswell. Ssz5:
Tract No 2, or Southern. Division, contain-
ing one thousand and ten (I0I0) acres, more
or less, adjoining lands OF James CresWell, R.
g. M.4Duhovant,, Mrs. Ann. Williams and Will
liam Carter 7 his is ono of the best Cotton
and Grain plantations in this section EofSthe
State. 1t coutains about Six Hundred s{600)
Acres of@Forest Land, which will lie indicated
on the plats and lies well as ,aSwhole, but is
offered as above lort inc accoml1ooallon of-furi l
chasers. The hrs. DIVISION y, has no improve; );
ments-he latter has !, Dwelling House aud all
necessary outbulldnss.
2. The Hickory Grove Tract, i've mllss south
of Ninety-Six Depot, containing thirteen hun
dred and Tweniy-Eight ll32S) acres, more or
less, adjoining Lands of Mrs Ann Williams,
james II. Minis, w. N. Moore, the Estate OF
William Andrews and others. This is. also
valuable Cotton and Grain Plantation, and is
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Oct 20 If 80
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&. e. s.. .Ho I! FOR FLORIDA
.o.p.H! FOR THE:lhNOoF FLOWERS, MILK AND

D o.
ryIuE. Subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF:
+ i LAND, containing about $50 acres, more ,tr or
less. lying miles Southwest of anderson e H.
lin one mile Gf boatnaygatipn on Syanna'l klyerM -
zoo acres Of which sclcartd land. and so or W
acres good bottom land This tract is snscePibeo OF
division into two;or moro tracts &
Also, anotncr Tract t s5o acres, situated on Big
GccDerostce creek, miles Southwest Of Andsr- . .
sop 90 acres of which is No / bottom. and abont
90 acres wood land. Z o.oy,.
Also. another Tract containing 4s0 acres, $50 Of
which are wood lnnd and about 81 acrcs2of bottom
land alyng adjoining The Evergreen trnet ;5olt the
Aur,,sta road also on the road leading rDm nder-
son C.S1I.sto Athens Ga:
Also. another tract containing l0o. acres, lying
on the road leading from anderson q IT, 10 loelys
Ferry. "a, -; LII. ,;,,..sS.,,, =,
address me at Evergreen, Anderson District =; =,
Shall at any time take pleasure in se@Ing al or
either Of the above tracts to any person %sg 10
purchase - - = JaniEo 10 S:'isLri ':'i.i.
Z. sl5Anril 90 - Ssls' I'll ~! ~,
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Hamburg, Sept. lst 1858:
GR ROCERIES !.

u SEELEE Sc SON. beg leave to inform
!. eD o te-parons of JosIAI SIDLEY, and the people
of the Country generally, that they are in the mar
ket constantly, for the purchase OF Cotton and other
produce, and keep on hand q
Well assorted Stock Of Goods,
Among which$a are the following:-
$4,000 Yards BAGGING,
100 Coils ROPE.
100 Bbls Clarified and Crushed SUGAR, also
Sugar in IIhds.
90 Bbls new MACKEREL,
l3O Bags COFFEE, Ro.and Java,
10000 Lbs BACON, SIDES, SHOULDERS,
1000 g Prime Family HAMS,
Kegs NAILS, also, an assortment Of IRON,
1900 Lbs Sole Lea Their,
so Ilhds MOL1SSES,
a5 Bales Osnaburgs, Stripes and Yarns,
500 Sacks SALT,
Is Boxes Adanmntne and Sperm CANDLES,
% Bbls. Lime, Plaster Paris and Cement,
- Boxes TOBACCO,
u Cooking and Paror STOVES.
-Also-
A good assortment of Chairs, Saddlery, Lire!d,
Train and lamp Oils, Glass, Shoes, Blankets,
Negro Cloths Powder, Shot, Bar Lad,
White Lead, &c. &C.,
and in short every article usually found in Gro
ccry Store.
Hamburg, Septic 1T 30
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.';S;, Steam Mill: for Sale, &

11IIIIEs Hamburg and Edgefeld Plank Read Com,
Il snnpy olFer for sale thcirY irY.tEBAgEESTEA v
row iin,operation about from lsaln,
6prr. The Engine is ofs thirty; llorsc Power burt
sby SIessrs HnnstGi, Green s Co: foyldehce, k.
L. aud has one of Pitchers ydraae Nes,
ulators attached. The Mill s tied UP wlth one OF
Pa %, Patent Saw Mills, ,and cut the last year oyer
TWO MILLION feet Of Lumber.
Persons desiring 10 purchase will please call and
seetit.n. opepNien. s.s :,
> Io:an appr, rcd purchaser twill sold on long
credit, ii: desired. a pply to - ~
- : : "a. kENRICK, President.
Hamburg, June $50. 1T II 5.z:z 4:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
Land for Sale
Land for Sale.

rFIIE; Subscriber offers for gale his Plantation
:7'-:.s'"1.a. :: so1''."s, SIX Hundred Acres. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-02
john w. Mays,

John w Mays,
Mary California Mays, ct al
5DY Virtue of an Order from ChancellorWard-
ID law, wllproceed to scs.at the premises
on Tuesday the 18th Of November next the
following real and personal estate: r. s.ss
Tile Tract of Land on Horns Creeknpon
which the Plaintiffs now reside, containing
Eight hundred and seventy-eight (sIS) acres,
more or less, aud adjoining lands of Mrs. Susan
! Roper John Fair, S. B. Griffin, w. b. Addison
and Others. ~. ..sses-sg.
Also, on the. same day at the same place, the
following negroes viz: Middleton, a BRAN, Sam,
DOGGY and herd children Boss, Minda, Iaumr,t m
aud Sarah, Edic and herr 4chidrena Dick, Eldred,
Isabel aud Margaret, Jenny and her children
Bill, Henry and A1ary, Easlher and her2 chill l.
dFeE Jefferson and Marin; Rhody and Winny.
Also, u fine stock of cattle and hogs apailrt OF
5carrage.horses, several mules, ! earriase, !
wagon, cart. plantation tools, household ana
kitchen. furniture, and the growing crop
The realty will be sold upon acredlt OF ;i one!
and two yearswili interest from day OF SAFE :
The personally on a credit ofsone year, with
interest from day of sale. Costs OF tho sun 10
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bonas
with approved surcics 10 secure the purchase,
money. A. SlalhlNs' c. E e.. f.s.'3 49,
Comrs. Office, Sept. 6, 1853.
Sept. 10 q.