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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
IS All Aboard io

By an extra from the Hamburg Republican ofce'
which We repnbllsh elsewhere it will be that the
Charter Of the Savannah River Railroad has been Sc
cured and that highly competent Directory has been
elected. This looks really like making beginning.
And we shall now expect an early array of actual
preparations for work. We wish our fellow citizens
who are interested in this project much joy, the for
nation of their company, and trus, their road will
prove great useful and profitable one. The opinion
has been once twice expressed by us, that we re.
g,rded the enterprise difficult and hazardous. Eu,
now that it seems determined on, our warnest wishes
arc for It's prosperity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
Cako and Vino.

IN consequence Of our being away from home on
tho dny Of our last issue, the marriage notice Of our
friend lIoLLISGswoRTu and his lovely bride un-
accompanied by our thanks for the delicious cake and
fine old Madeira which they tloughfully ren' US
We can assure the happy couple ha, We enjoyed the
treat amazingly. As the mellow Wine touched our
lips, the sentiment which arose to heart was.
"may their pathway be s,rcwn as it Wore will, flow
ers, and forty years hence, may the blooming bride Of
to-day s no singing "Jons IIoLLISGsw ORTIZ, my
juc John ~
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OFF E,r C,Iurnh;,.

OuR Senator, Hon. JAMES p. CAERoLL, and the
Members from EdseG.ld took heir departure for the
seat Of Government, on Saturday and Sunday last.
We trust they comfortably esconced in snug rooms
by this time, and prepared 10 enter actively upon the
labors Of the Session.
Although the pre.cn, is Col. CARROLL first session
in The Senate, undertake to predict that there n
be no mcre efficient man in that body than he. hd-
mrahly as was the seat he occupies filled by his
lancncd p.edc cs-or, certain that its present
incumbent will bear himself in m,nncr that will
command tic higle. respect for his ability and the
lirelics, appreciation OF his courtesy.
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POR TIE hDrERTlSER
naTrDNen rFrrnYun

A respectable number Of the citizens from 10 to
Is miles along the old Stage Road, met at the
Ridge in EdgcGeld District, on the Goth inst,
and after consultation, motion of Mr.. w. lloL-
STEM DR.. J. C. READY was called to the Clsir,
and B. T. BoATwRIGnr requested TO act as Secre-
t,ry The Chairman explained the object Of the
meeting, and requested mn interchange Of thought
on the subject. After free dscussiun Maj. 7.
WATSON submitted the following resolutions:
l. Rcsolrcd, That this meeting feels deep
interest in the proposed Road from Columbia to
Augusta or Hamburg along the old Stage Road, or
as near il rs practicable.
9. Retoo. That we cordially respond to the
invitation OF our sister District, Lexington, to
operate with her and Richand, with the assurance
on our part, that our means to the utmost Of our
ability will be brought to bear upon this enterprise.
3. Resolred, That our Representatives in the
Legislature be requested to give their undivided
efforts to aid in procuring charter for the said
Road.
On motion OF Capt. L. W. PERRY,
ResOlucd, That the proceedings Of this meeting
bc published in the Edg.fe!d Adrertiser, and all
papers in the State ur out Of it, favorable to the
enterprise, be requested To copy.
On motion Of L. WATSON, the meeting then ad-
juurncd. J. c. READY, Charm.
b. r. BoATwRlGIIT Scr'v
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Polr,efto Toll

4 PACKAGE Of these rolls has hccn sen, 10 Of
flee, with request that call the attention Of SUBJ
rcribers TO The fact. "JusriTlA in our last number,
anirnudverled upon certain DEFICIENCIES in the work
with good reason. This, however, by no means re-
leases those who subscribed for It blindy and without
condition. And indeed, rather think, even the
map now stands. that it is we'll worth the subscription
price, which is only four dollars. 1t is handsomely
painted and would not Disgrace the walls of any gem
rienan. studio. Call for your copies Subscribers. II
others than lhore who have already subscribed wish
TO procure these beautiful maps, we can furnish them
M short notice.
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Administrators Sale,

PY Virtue Of an Order from Henry T. Wright,
ID ESQ, Ordinary for Edgcficld District, will
proceed to sell at the late residence Of Caleb Tnlcy,
deceased, on Monday the 18th December next, al!
the personal property Of said deceased. consisting Of
THIRTYONE LIKELY NEGROES.
Stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle. Hogs, Corn, Fod-
der and Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Also the crop Of Cotton, &C., &c.
cS The Negroes will be sold on Monday, the
first day Of sale.
TERMs.-Al sums under ten dollars to be paid
in c;sh-all sums Of and above ten do,lars OIL
credit of twelve months to be secured by note with
at least two COOL securities.
JOSEPH b. TALLEY, Admir-.
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The Indian Summer.

FoR the last two weeks we have had the most
genial specimen Of the Indian summer witnessed in
this latitude for many years. The Sun shoue down
day after day with such glorious fervor almost to
surprise Dame Nature into an unseasonable putting
forth of ouds and flowers But, much to the gratif-
cation of those who were anxious TO kill hogs, this
extra season closed on Friday LAST and was followed
b. several frosty mornings. Planters have been cna.
bled By this warm spell well nigh to compass their
last coon.bags for So and the wheat crop, in many
places is up beautifully
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Pomaria Nurseries,

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREEN
AND FLowEEING SHRUBS, ROSES, &c.
A IL the mnst desirable varieties Of FRUIT
N TREES. rare Evergreen and dcclupus Trees
Fluwcring Shrubs and Roses. Strawberries. Asparl-
gus Eonta, Rhubnrb Plants, Sc. sale al
this establishment un reasonable terms
Mr.. JAMES CRtNlMOED, "nc or the Pro-
prrtrrs, will have Il collection of the same, at the
old Post Office, in rear Of Mrssrs. Allen & Phillips
for The inspection Of purchasers, where he will be
happy to serve them with the best grown articles
in lbs line, during and aftcr the second week Of the
Session uf the Legislature.
Catalogues sen: to all postpaid applications
Address, SUMNER & CRAhlMOND,
Po,raria, S. c.
Nov 50 IT iG
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Administrators A Sale!

10y Virtue of an Order from ii. 7. Wright, Esq
ID Ordinary of Edrclieii District, ! viii offer ''r
Sale on MONDAY the 10Th Of DECEMBER
next and the days following. nj the Niu-ty-S:x aud
Hickory Grove Plantations. Of the late N l.. GRIr-
FIN, Esq, three aud five miles respectively South o
Nincty-Six Depot, on the Grcrnvic and Columbia
Rail Road the Personal Estate "f the said deceased
not otherwise disposed of By Order ui tile Court o
Equity, viz:
One Hundred and Fifteen Negroes,
IN uncommonly prime and likely iof-an"ne
them A.5 or 30 fellows anl bnys-about IS or 81
hants-2 Plantation Blackslnils-and no Negroes
OF advanced age.
Forty Head of Mules and Horses,
Two Yokcs Of Oxen,
100 Head Of chpce Cattle Of improved breeds,
SEVENTY HEAD OF BAKEWELl SHEET,
Forty or Fifty head faltcned Hogs, some valuable
Stock Hogs,
Four Gin-I Heals, three Road Wagons. three Plan
tltion Wagons, two Sets Of Blacksmith T"ps,
Plantation Tools Of all kinds. Household
and Kitchen Furniture,
1000 Bushels -nf-GOrln,
FODDER, PEAS, OATS, &c, &c.
The Sale will begin at the Ninsty-Six place
where the Negroes will bc sold
TERMS OF S.LE.-All SUMS of and under 500
Cash. Over that suni and Of and under Sl0O
twelve months credit with interest from day Of sa!c
Over the latter sum- Tw" Years Credit with int rest
from same date with note and two approved sure
tics to secure the purchase money.
NJ. l.. BONlIAA1, ADM'oS.
November 2 1t 1?
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Administrators Sale,

DY Virtue OF all Order from III. Il. Wright,
lo Ordinary Of Edrclirld District, we will rrll a,
the late residence Of }. NJ. linibcckcr, decd, ON
Friday the lGih Dccenb,r next, the following per-
sonal property "f said de ceased, consisting of
SIXTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Among which are valuable field hands, C"oks
and Washers, Corn, Fodder Horses, Cows, Hogs,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other arti-
clcs too tcdiuus 10 mention.
TERMs-All sums under five dollars Cash. All
over that amount on y credit o1 twelve months with
interest from date. Purchasers to give bond with
approved surrtirs.
JAS. S. STTADRACK, ,a,,..
}. s. LIMBECKER. ''"'" .
Nov 80 81 i6
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ALL PunSin-dom CHALLENGED.

A late number Of the Independent Press " contains
m account of pumpkin which, the Editor considers
"some." Now we want 10 know why The one We tell
OF below, in the relation it bears to the pumkin Of the
Press" is like the hotties, season of the year Give
itup! Why, simply because it's 'some-cr (summcr)
Ours measures five feet, six inches in circumference
lengthwse and three feet Ten inches in circumference
cross'wse. 1t weighed szty-tUo lbs lsTec weeks af
ter it mas taken from the field This yaer monster
grew on top ofa high sandy hill. 1t raised by
Sheriff, Mr.. LEWIS JoNEs, who kindly gave it to US
TO keep Is npumkin pies sr the balance Of the season.
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PLANTERS, HOTEL,


Now occupied by Mr.. Lewis Covar, and Gormery
owned by John l.. Dubey, Burt S Dobcy, Z. D.
Glover and Benz. Frazier.
From its situation, the state of its repsir, the
buildings, furniture, lofts and other appuitelIalces
lrrcunto belonging, together with the time it has
brcn nsci MS Il public Inn, and resting place i"r
Travellers, there H. perhaps, no Hotel i'll the upper
country of such real and intrinsic value.
1t embraces Fifty or Sixty Rooms, inc uiing =
Hotel Bar and Counting RoJm Bar Rwm for the
vending Of Liquors. Billiard Room, and superb
Parlor. 1t has the finest Kitchen and Kitchen Fur
nilurc, Smoke House Dairy. and all other necessary
outhousrs There is also attached t" the said Hotel
Stables Of the largest capacity, AMI the very best
Corn and Folder Iloufes, and Il Garden supplying
the greatest abundance Of vegetables In word.
there is nothing wanting to the saId llosl, which
might contribute to the comfort, convenience and
good cheer Of the Travelling community.
Besides the Hotel, there will be sold at the sanc
time two other Lots tnIIr ccd with the premises.
called the Stable or Pasture l.ot.-All these Lots
are Of good size, AMI OF tie very richest and most
productive soil.
But do not pretend to give description Of the
premises, which shall he relied ON. Persons wish
ing to purchase liIlst call and examine tur thrin-
selves, M well the Houses anl Furniture rs the
Lots. and accurate Plais Of the a.icr will also bc
exhibited on the day Of sale.
The custom Of the Painters Hotel il exc 'cdingly
large. lucrative and Of the most orderly character
The sale will be made on Il credit Of ole, two.
and three years, and purchasers will be required
to give their note. or bonds, with go"d personal
security, payable in two equal instalmcntS. with
interest from date. JOHN DOBEf.
Nov 30 Ct 46
s9}- Hamburg Republican and Abbcville Banner
will please copy until the day Of sale, aud forward
their accounts to D. ID.
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Administrators Sale.

10y M Order from II. r. Wright, Ordinary of
- Elgefirll District, will proceed to sell on
Thursday the 18th LAY of December next, at the
late resi- cncc Of Mrs Mildred Noble, deed. all the
personal property .f the said decreased consisting Of
ELEVEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock Of various kinds, the present crop ON hand,
Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furn-
tue. with other articles not necessary to mention.
TEaMs.-For all SIMS under five dollars cash
nil above tllat amount a credit Of twelve months.
Purchasers giving otcs with two good securities be-
fore the delivery Of property.
JARRETT MOBILES, Adm'or.
My % 81 *
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COM II E r CT A L.
'1'------ -II-----'---'.'7--7
Correspondence Of tho Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Nov. 26rm, Is

HAMBURG, Nov. 2GrH, 1853.
Corros.-our market for the past week has
been quite animated, and prices lave improved on
III! grades full ct. Yesterday, however, this
feeling WAS som. what checked by the receipt Of
,d..N. 4-:.s-- l,uet,
war between Turkey and Russia was still progress
ing, and that sevcral engagements had resulted in
favor Of the TURKS. and there existed 4 probability
of other powers engaging in it.
We quote Us extremes 81 to l0I cts. Market
unsettled. Freight OIL cotton to Charleston has
been raised to S per bale. ID.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Lydia Viewer and others.

V. A. IIerlong and others.
DY Virtue of m Order from Chan. DALGAs
ID in this cause, will proceed to sell al
Edgcfcld G. H., on the first Monday in January
next, (s54) the following parcels of the Real
Estate of JrIlu Viewer, decd, viz:
L. One Tract or Parcel containing twenty
eight acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of
B. Edwards and Jane Viewer, in This District
9 Another Tract, known IA the "Wingard
Tract" in the District aforesaid, containing one
hundred acres, more or less, and adjoining lands
of William Watkins, the Estate of Peter Neal
decd, Samuel Banks and others.
These parcels of land will be sold upon q
credit of twelve months from the day of sale,
except as to 30 much Of the purchase money as
will be required TO pay the costs OF this suit
which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers will be required to give Bonds
will, at least two good and sufficient securities,
and Il mort gage of the premises to make safe
the purchase money. Titles TO be paid for
extra. a. SlNlklNS, C. E. E. D.
Nov 80 st 46
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SAVANNAH RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.


The Convention of Stockholders met in Ham.
burg on Wednesday last, and was well attended.
For responsibility and intelligence, it will COM
pare ftvorably with any assemblage of men We
have ever seen. We understand S57,l90 WAS
paid in, thus securing the charter. By the pro-
ceedings of Council published this morning, it
will br seen that our city was not only willing
but ready TO extend helping hand should it
be needed. The Hamburg Republican Extra,
of the 18TH inst, speaking of the meeting, says
Constitulionalist.
As some days will elapse before our regular
issue, and knowing the deep anxiety Of many of
our friends to hear the result of tile meeting of
the Stockholders just now dissolved, we lake
occasion to issue an extra for the purpose of
greeting the friends Of this great enterprise with
glad lidings
4ih CONVENTION WIS ASSEMBLE vu<ti,o ! ORD
according 10 adjournment, when committees
were appointed on the various preliminary nr.
rangements necessary to 4 final and complete
organization Of the company. These various
preliminaries having been settled, and suili-
cicnt amount of stock being found to hNye been
taken, and all things done in accordance with the
charter, the convention proceeded to elect Pres
idcnt and twelve Directors, TO conduct the stfairS
of the company which resulted as follows:
Prcsidcnt-Hiram hutchinson"
DrccorS-Gen. J. w. Harrison, DR.. Mich
las Mcriwelher, Col. James Tompkins William
B. Dorm, DR.. ]. w. Stokes, Daniel Brown,
Charles Hammond, John Specr, J. J. Blackwood,
D. NJ. Rogers, Josiah Sibley and Robert Jen-
ninus"
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- : -, =,
O BIT u A ARY

DIED, on Sunday, the goth day Of the present
month, LUCIA WARDLAW, only daughter I"
JOHN C. and RosALrE NJ. SlMKINs, In the third ycar
Of her age.
IT'S sad indeed to see a lovely child
Sink to the tomb in the sweet bud Of life:
But there is this to comfort the bcrcavcd-
What the dear innnccntAns lost OF time
j. all made up in bliss inefable
Beyond tbs grave.
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Administrators Sale,

T WILL. proceed TO sell on Friday the 10th day
Il of December next. Mt the late residence Of Rich
ard Jones, Sr, deed, the following property, to wit
One Tract Of Land containing Ninety-Gre acres,
or less, which said Richard Jones. Sr.. de-
ceased lived at the time of his death, and Negro
Woman named Peggy.
TERas-A credit Of twelve months. Purchasers
giving notes with at least two good securities
RICHARD JONES, Jr,
Adm'or with the Will annexed.
Nov % q AZ
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Nov 30
SleepV Creek Steam Mill,

'ENlE Subscriber respectfully informs the Public
i that he his now in operation two SUPERB
MILLS, one Of them Grist Mil, the other a Saw
Mil with CIRCULAR Saw The entire machinery os
these Mills was manufactured and pu up by aieSsFs.
SINCLAIR, ANDERSON tS Co, If Columbia, ). G ,
and take this occasion most cordially TO recommend
those gentlemen to the citizens OF State, Oh ae-
cunt Of the mastery manner in which they have
finished my Mills.
All ask OF the people is 4 FAIR SHOWING.
Try ALL THINGS AND HOLD FAST TO THAT WHICH
is GOOD" JOHN DORM, SR.
Nuv 70 At .i6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlElD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.


'i; q: !:: Il 81 4; I: i; s.: :' 5';:: III for
Sarah Morris ct al
DY Virtue of an Order from Chan. WARD
ID LAW in this canSr: Twill Proceed to sci! nj
Edgrcld Z. H., On The first Monday in January
next, the following Real Estate Of Pleasant
Norris, Sr.. decd, VIZ:
a body of Land. situate near the line between
AbLrvilIc and Fdgctirld Districts, containing
(arcording to the report of the Commissioners
appointed by the Court to 90 upon the premises
and decide the eSp"drncy of sclling.) Five Hun
drrd and twenty-five (j25) acres more or less,
lying on the waters of Hard Labor Creek and
bounded by lands of Daniel Roun,rrr, Joseph
1'albrrt, John G. Thornton, John Robinson aud
others.
This land will br sold in three separate Par
GELS, the mrtes and boundaries of which will be
shown by plats 10 be exhibited on the day of
sale.
Purchasers. rs usual, will be required to give
bonds with approved .ureies to secure the pur.
chase money. The terms Of sale are one aud
two year. credit, with interest from date, except
MS to 80 much as may be necessary to pay The
costs Of this suit, which will be required III
cash. 4. SlMklNS, C. z. Z. D.
Nov 30 St &c
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Office.

A 1T. Persons indebted to the Estate of Joshua
N Hammond, ST., decd arc requested to pay
up by the 10Th January 1851, and those having
claims against said Estate, will render in their G.
counts by that ,inc as intend then to close up said
Estate. JAS. REYNOLDS, Admir-.
Nor % Ct 45
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Plain Ba.zts and printed Druggrls, ior
Cruu aud F'onr Carpets fiom. IS to q
Al. 5-4 aud 6..l Checked and plain S,aw Mating
G4 on Cloth. nincd)
Hearth RI.s from s. tr 50.
D,nr Mats AMI Carpet Bindings,
Together with an eat II is. stock Of Fancy and
Staple Goods, which he vi; RS al the lu*cst market
prices.
Augusta Nov IS At 4G
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cr;sn,s rbe,+ric,I corns

ARE holding forth 10 respectable audiences in the
old Columbia Theatre. We are glad to see some
little Indication that The many visitors who will soon
be oSdins r Capita. to have something to
anuse their nights.
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Executive Department.
NOVEMBER lGru. 1853.


WHEREAS. legal notice having been given in
7 compliance with the provisions Of the Act of
tn. 2nth dee 1850. to establish PLANK ROAD
rrun the Town Of Edgcirl t" Richardson's, by the
mos, practicable and Convenient rout. with Capi-
t; "f Forty Thousand ] ol!ars. have appointed
the f,llowiug citizens TO at rs Commissioners as
required by the Act
Spnnn. Geo. a. Addison. Tol Hill and y. Bland
ut Hambnrg.-I.J j. Blackwool. II. a. Krnr.ck,
Charlie. Hammond ami josiah Siblry.
at Richardson's s-.]aS. Richardsun,J j. c. Allen,
GcnrgeS,roshrr and James .A,!away.
Tile Commissioners will mcrt at the respective
places AMI open their buoks oh the first Monday in
January S5i.-Thr Hooks tu be kept open for
one month from that date.
Given under my hand and seal Of the State, at
Columbia, this 10th day of November. \. d: 1858
JOHN T.. MANNING 80
Nor 90 Ct - IS !.
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War News.

BY reference TO several items in another part OF ou
present issue, it will be seen that the war between
Russia and Turkey is beginning to assume very
serious aspect. We have been with those who
thought that the great commercial interests of the
world forbade the idea Of any thing like regular
war growing out Of this difficulty. But it rather
appears at present that We have ''reckoned without
our host" in the premises. A dangerous feature in
:he engagements which have taken place is that the
Turks are thus far the vic,ors. The pride Of Russia
may be excited by this untoward issue Of her armys
Efforts and the power of her Czar may be brought TO
bear in its fullest extent wipe the stain upon
her escutcheon. If So blood will yet flow in torrents
sufficient to satisfy the most rapacous cormorants OF
the Eastern Empire. The governments of earth will
feel the effects of this terrible strife, If fairly
opened Bet we incline to the opinion that it canno,
extend farthcst beyond the conquest Of the Prnci
palilies by Russia which end can be achieved in a
few months.
The latest intelligence is that negotiations for peace
arc still being attempted, and possibly they may yel
prove successful
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DlSTRICT
IN EQUITY
Ariel Abel AID wife aud other

Lydia Bnwcn and others.
10Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WAEp.
ID LAW in'ibis cause. will proceed to sell at
Edgc6rld Court House on the frat Monday in
January 1851, the following real estate Of Gaza-
way Bowen deceased. viz:
One Tract Of Land, containing one hundred
and fifty (I5O) acres. more or less, situated in
the District aforesaid, lying ON the Road leading
from Mt. Willing to Columbia, aud adjoining
lands Of Emanuel Cordcr, Mark D. Whi!le aud
others.
This Tract of I.tnd will be sold upona credit
Of one, two and three years from day of SALE
with interest from and after the SECOND year on
The llst instalmeni except az 10 so much as will
be required to drfray the costs Of this suit,
which must be paid in cash.
Purchaser will be required 10 give Bond with
at least Two good and sufficient securities to sc-
eyre the purchase money. Titles (S3) to be
paid for cx,ra.
A. SIMKlNS, C. E. E. D.
Nov 80 st as
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a Ruuor

Has reached u.s. to the effect that Judge FROST
will probably reign his seat upon the Bench in n
short ,me-also that Judge WmITNER has thoughts
OF doing the same thing
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Notice.,

rVNIIE Subscriber will o(.r sale at her residence
L three miles North Of Liberty Ill., on the 9th
of December, the following property, viz
Five Young Mules, Five head of Horses large
lot Of Germ, Fodder. Shucks, Peas, Be-, large
Stock Of logs, Cattle, Two fine Yoke Of Oxen,
large Road Wagon and Harness, Ok Cart, one
new Gin, Blacksmith Tools, Plantation Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furritrr-, Sc.
Also, at the same time and place will be offered
FIFTEEN LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
Ten Of which are number one fed h MI.
TErMs-Suns Of an under so casll-ahove
that amount twelve months credit with interest from,
The day of SALE Purchasers to give notes with two
approved securities.
ELIZABETH IlIBBLER.
Nov 40 St i6