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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-24
MoNrGnMFRYC Go. Va. MAY o5.

n,
From my knowledge and ovset sation, | have no hest
atoa IN saving tha the Of the ALE ghany Springs
is e,lpal { not superior any in in mnny
particularly remarkable OF Dyspepsia, Derange
ment of Liver, any der,ngemt whatever of diges
tive orguD,; a1d believe water has higher lain
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
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June 10 Is
$4,000.
Self-Delence the First Law Of Nature.

NOT for tn speech want OF rnoneyor that | am n.
~ bout 10 change the OF my business, bur in
consequence of circumstances by which am surlou al
ded. am induced Offer The prblie The whole of
valuable stock Of fancy and staple Dry Goods Gnst
fer cash; and my customers aud country friends vii
please favor with cnll, they will fed my
nent as full AMI complete 1t the 6r-t Of the
season. JOHN ABRAHA Ms
Jun IG ts-y-6no
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ATTACK BY lMPERIALISTS UPON FOR
EIGN RESIDENTS.
SEVERAL AMERICANS KILLED AND
WOUNDED.

BosToN, June 22.-By letter received here
from Hong Kong, we learn that an attack was
made by the Imperialists upon the foreign settle,
nent at Shanghae; which led to the storming and
destruction of their camp by the English and A,
mercan forces. Several Americans were killed
and wounded, among the latter was Captain Pier
SON of the ship Rose Standish.
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CnRIsrIAssBuRG, May %, 1851

CHRIsTlASsBURG, May p, lS5
With pleasure do hereby heIl testimony to the
tive property of the water Of the Aieghnny Springs
In the sumner Of 1910 nv heplh faed, from Dyspep.
STA or Ind gestion which in despite of the prescriptions
of lhebel physicians in tn ani grew In 1871
visited the GrHyson Sulphur Springs. but without my
h, melt Ihat Fall was a,iy sed abandon for
TIM my profession and trave which did for nearly
year. consulting the best physicians could meet with.
In 84 visited the Saratoga and sharon Springs n.
~ aud used their Tor four months returning in
thu fail. without The slightest hopes the part OF my
friends that | could I've through the winter
breathing shrl.tou /, 1914 visited Il y bite Sui
phur Springs and though was slightly improved. In
the nentI Of July, ID, recomn ended to attend
the Allegha Spring which ut that lime wholly un
known Spring, for any curative quaiiies possess
ed. To my great surpl 'ound It cont lin power
fuI mineral properties aud, after "sirg it three weeks
found myself greatly improved In August | returned
AMI lsrd the II thee weeks and improved
beyond any thing could hive hoped for. My i'm.
ptoycmeut CONT ued Though that year; lie
mei | again drank the water 70 or q weeks and
now n healthy man have hesitation in believing
thai Thu water powerful and principal age
'cr rovidence myiestoraon ia health. My cxtu
ordinary recovery attaced attention this ana
have sin c khows many vefy remh'krtle cures cf
feeted bv itsu.e ia cases confirmed Dyspepsia be-
lieve the very best mineral water upon TIA searth
ELI PHLEGAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-24

-, DUEL on THE TAPIs.- Reports were rife in
charleston last evening, (says the Standard, of
Monday,) of duel, growing out of difficulty
winch occurred between two young gentlemen at
lhe dinner table of one ofthe hotels yesterday
Oh making enquiry we ascertained that an appeal
10 arms had taken place, but as the affair was not
settled at late hour last night, it was feared that
hostile meeting would come off this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-24

w wish To hire for their work the Va. < Tenn
ro.liond, in the Mountain region of Va. turbr ~
.lfong aud boys for which liberal hi'e will be'pa1
They have had long experience IN 1Ie management -
negroes and are themselves large Hhed
stoe- wilLIcreve the same trcdtu~" in I"~I =
that they give their own. One can a. i,
L,nchburs, an, time. till the 0th Of Jaaiay
Washington Hotel, ut McCorkle Simpson K me-,
urat Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy anil
boys. dec 25 dacts1 SCOTT &ADAMS
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Mail RobberU.

HARpER's FERRY. June ga large mail bag,
winch had been cut open and rifed gifts contents,
was found in the canal at this place to-doy.
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Hen1,n RnhherII.

foRTsMouTH, VA, June 22.--The jewelry
Sore OF T. V. Moss was broken open last night
alo nearly three thousand dollars worth of goods
carried off
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EIGHT LIGHT

EUST receiving anj for sale, Fresh Camphrne am
81 Burning Flu l. Sperm Oil. Lard Oil MD Solar OIL
AtJOlN p. WEIGHTS
Jun 10 New DRUG Store.
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Death Of Geo. ". 4spiptrdI[.

NEw YORK, June 21.-Mr. Geo w. Aspin-
wall, engaged in the California trade died here
this morning.
Mr. f. c. Brewster, n well-known member OF
the bar, also died this morning.
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Plated goods.

Unable CASrORS, Walters, gnlI and Chambe
4 Ca destick-. SHUTTERS, Tny Forks Spoons, &c
a LARGE supply on hand; for sale cheap, by
may % GREGORY & ROYAEL.
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Ninth e:rattau.'

IL -. PAYNE has to- day received supply of The
~. 9th vel. Gruran's Reports. Also, several other
new works Jun 90
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

hCCTFAVILLf, a .bemlHle Co, W.,
Ma ct 4th, 1853.
Mesrs Mortimer q. Nowbray; Gentlemen--Haying
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
worst forms, aud being able TO obtain relief from
other medic mes; | induced tr, "Hampton's Veg
cnhle Tincure,' few bottles of which. am happ, to
say, have made perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the Tinctre was
scarcely able to walk | am now und have been for
weeks, entirely free from all pain.
V. L.. IL Al
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Saddlers' and Harness Makers Materials

In Spanish hi le Trce columbia, Summorset
n 49, spring BAR and Plain Trees Ladies Side
\ - Tree. Boys Trees. Hog skins Sheep and Well
ttng Sttss Pimc1 atinup, Japan.d dino, Indies Stir
np-, Plated SnniIles Bmdt ous l'ot and Pelhum Bits
Plated Spurs, Plated Bird aud Harness Buckets. Mnr
Iing,lc Rng~ Roller Buckles Piuted Mails Sna Sad
dlers Silk uree cord Thread sewing and stitching
TueaJ. Mnpgou HINES &c e..
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ENRNE TOBACCO.-Those who are In want Of
Il good CHEWING TOBACCO, will please call and fur
nish themselves before its all gone
june 90 HATCHER, LOCKWOOD q GO.
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Articles not named above:

Iron, Brass and Copper and anneaed Wire. Z
Move Wire Cloth. Mill Saws, Patent Balances, u
Counter Scales, Spring Balances, Brass, Pewter -
Wood FaLcetts Moasses Gates, Bung Borrrs, Han
Vices, HIND Cuffs. Dog Collars and CHAINS, Pad Locks
Wood Saws, Side and Screw Pulleys. Webb Saws
Sheet Brass, Sand and WI eat Riddles. Curry Combs.
Horse Brushes, Horse Cards, Boys Axes, Amateur
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Carriage and Buggy Trimmings.

Springs. Axlrs Hubs. Feucs, Sh,f Mss. Cnfringe
Lacr Scanning md Pnstn. d ITO, Patent Gloh, Pl in
aud Cora EuanslIcd. Emhosscd. Eun eed Canvass
duck Bl4ck aud Gulored FL nmelrd Leather, Cnrfiago
Lming- silver plated aud bnss Points and Snnd Baads
r. Wheel. Nal cable Iron, Nil descriptions Caringe
7 .sel- Getrr ii res Tns, Cnninge Bolts, Oil Cloths,
Frnrcs Cnrriapn Knobs, Cnniage Handles, Apron
Hooks aud Rings. Spoke Trimn"rs Wagon Bows Re,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-24
For Sportsmen and Others /.

Fine Doibieand Single Barrel Gums,
Shot Pouches aud Bel =. PoSder flasks.
Hunismen's Horns, Nipple. aud Nipple Wrenches
Washing Roda, English, French and Am 'rican Per
cus,ion Caps, Patent Con Wnddog. &c,
Coit'. FIR ShooerS, Afcns ReDoioing Pistols,
Aliens Smooth and Rifle Barel Sel-cocking Pistols
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MILLING

Secretary ~ 4 Trch-ur, Il. Il Il
Jun . codil5 luly
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For Cabinet Makers'.

TIL Cupboard, Wardrohe. Box and Desk Locks, Ma
hogany Mineral and pore min Knobs Brass and japan d
NM Porccloine Wardrobe Hnt Hooks, Flush Handles
Sand Catche Brass and lr, Bed and Table Castors
Screw, Ring- Hooks and Eyes, Table Hinges, Table
and Tooth Planes. Veneerii e Hammers, &C.,
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THE + EMALE sly STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility


Exuqct from James Harris, Esq,'s Leter. Alexandria,
Na.--Alter spenkipg of wonderful cures himself he
says. Mrs II has been suffering with the liver com
plant aud with inabilhy, constantly complaining, fiom
weakness, through her whole syStem. She enjoys
bter health than To- niry years heing entirely
ed by thn use nf Hamptoa's Kegeto5te Tinctnre.i'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extact from n
Letter from J & lines. ESQ, Lou.ion county Va-'My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weet ness,
phn in the breast, side and back; pa pilation the
heart feeboness oil the SYSTEM loss of appetite:
complexion saow the sight OF eye almost gone the
otrr weak. | am pleased say, Hampfoa's
1tnctare has restored her to perfect health Her eyes
1 good they were.
To Call and get phamnhlets
Sold by j. II. SEAY, & CO., Lyuchburg; Sewers.
Scottsville; A j. BROWN. charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout the State. mar 24.d&ciy
INSEED OlL.--6 barrels Prime Lipseed Oil
IL Just to hand and for snle ty
June 49, JOHN H. SEAY, & Co., Dsug't.
LNKESu PEACHES.-Another supply Of
L Fresh Peaches, just 10 hand and for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY g. CO.,
lu' ~ Druggists
~
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Fine Pocket Cutlery Razors q C..

Pocket Knives from the commobest quality ogh
and hccige djliars piece.
Rodecr,' Wostenholms Wade g. Butchers anc
Heitods Razors rayranted 10 be good returned from
the cheapest style to eight oHGrS pair.
Rodgers Wostenhom's Saunders and Emmersnni
Razor Straps, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Cream Razo
Homes, &c, &c.
Bank Shears Taors' Cutting and Board Shears, La
dies Shears and Scissors large assortment of Rodg
ers' Wcsteuhum's and Crooks manufacture.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
Valuable Plantation for Sale,
IN BAKER COUNTY, Ga.

Oct 10
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SnIendid Carpets.

WILLIAM SHEAR, Of Augusta, Ca, has just
w received from New York.
EngIsh Tnp s;ry Velvet CaRPETS, of rich
English BRUSSELS CARPETS, Of cliastc and elc-
gart patterns;
superior Threc-rly and Ingram ciRPETs, of
new anl beautiful styles:
Sup Plain and Twilcd Venetian CARPETS;
E:ch Chenille RUGS, to match the Carpets;
The Tapestry, Eclvc, and English brussels CAR
PETS. are Of the most rcccn; importations, and
in richness of cour and elegance OF style and pat
tern, surpass any have ever offered to the public.
They are also offered at greatly reduced prices. and
the public are respectfully invited to examine the as
sortmcnt.
Augusta, Sept ! If 50
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Land and Mills for Sale.

YHYIIE undersigned offers for sale his LAND
ID and MILLS on Calhouns Creek, Abbeville
District, South Carolina. The tract OF Land contains
One Thousand Acres,
more or less There is very good proportion Of
Wood Land, and Land in cultivation. There is
also good proportion of rich bottom Land, cleared
and uncleared. The entire tract is well adapted to
the production of Cotton and Grain crops Of all
kinds On the premises arc three settlements, suita
bic for the accommodation Of families.
There is on the creek which runs centrally through
the Land, one of the best Merchant Mills in the
District And also first rate Saw Mil. The WA
ter power is ample for doing 4 constant business,
and the stand one OF the best.
The above place will sell all together or will
divide into tracts to suit the purchasers. am de-
termincl to sell for the purpose Of removing to
another part of the country and purchase can be
made OH accommodating terms by applying mme-
diae!y.
For particulars, persons wishing 10 see the prem
iscs will please call on me at my residence
C.V. BARNES.
Oct19 At 43
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CurrVton Academies.

TENTIE Trustees have engaged the services Of Mr..
L JAMES LESLY. Of Abbeville District, for
the Male Department, and Rev. w. H. CHRISTIE
for the Female Department. Mr.. G. will be assisted
by able Instructors
Fro:n the experience of the present year, the
Trustees take pleasure in recommending Mr. CHRIS
TIE to the public us very competent aud energetic
Teacher.
Mr.. l.GsLr is too well known in this and the ad-
joining Districts require single introductory re-
mark from us. IL. is we'll qualified to give entire
satisfaction.
Rates of Tuition.
FRS; Class, Primary department, per sess on -, 90
2nd ordinary English branches, .... -, ,oo
3nd Z" higher English branches. ...... l3,OO
.lll 6 Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. ...... lS,CO
E>tras-Drawing Painting, French and
Pupils are charged from the time of entering un-
ii, the cn.l Of the Session. Tuition in advance.
The Scll"rls will open OIL the first Monday in
january. being divided into two Sessions OF five
months each.
~ Two large buildings in addition to those al
ready near, will be Ready to accommodate boardcrs
BY the first Of January.
KOBT MERRTWETHER,
Chairn Board Of Trustees.
Nov9 If A3
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COMMIT
:, p. EU'i'i.l
Administrators Sale /!

TGT Virtue Of m Order fron, II. II. Wright. Or
-Se daar: Of EdSctrId District, will he sold on
"Wednesday the 3:h Dec. next aud DAYS ih'!"Nins,
al the prrSr:.! estate nf tie late Col K. Il. Houi
night deed, al The residence "i sal! deceased, three
mes :oa Mt Wiling. consisting "f
Twenty Eight Likely Negroes,
'rhe Crop Of Corn. Fodder, Cotton and Oats, =
quantity or cxccrm, Flour, Stoc Of Horses Alu cS,
Cattle. Hogs and Sheep, Carriage, nearly NV.
on. Buggy one Road Wagon, Hi;icEs'm:h ana
plartaton Tools, Household anl Kitchen furni-
tur,., &c, &c
rERmt-rwclvc months crciit-iutcrcst from
dae--w:h nntc and approved securities, for all sans
above ten dollars Of and under tia! sum cash, te-
fore deliver Of pr"?"ry
MARY .BOCKNlGUT, ,,s,rs
JOHN llUliiT
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IN DaNEiS COON bi.
rENIIE well known Oak an,l Hickory Cotton PAM
l. tatiun called Greenwood, situated on the Coda
wahce Swamp, six miles west Of Albany, Baker
County, (now Doughcrty.) Said Plantation con-
tans 1900 acres of the very best land in said county,
most of which is cleared, with extensive improve
mcns on it, in perfect order. My usual crop is
about 200 balcs of 800 pounds each, with y hands
Twenty young Mules, about e;eht thousand bush
els Corn, aud the Stock of Hogs and Cattle, vii! be
sold with the place. Said Plantation has proven
very healthy. will reserve one lot OF two hun
drcd and fifty if the purchaser does not object
The fertility and nevcr-Iaing qualities OF Baker
County lands, together with the exemption, in Il
great measure, from the Boil Worm mand CatcrrilIer,
being so well known, renders it useless to cnuimc-
rate the many advantages they possess over any
cotton lands in this State or elsewhere. My only
reason for selling, is 10 concentrate ny planting NJ
tcrcsts and to bring my negroes nearer to my place
of residence and business. Terms easy TO the pur
chaser. Apply to y. CRuGEk,
81 Bay street, Savannah, Geo.
Sur 81 AIm 81
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NAj ILL De SOLO OH NlONOAA tHe n. ~ ],o'~'tf.
w Der next, by the Subscriber, at the late resi-
dence of CAPT. Z, B. Bcloher, decd, all the Real
and Personal estate of soid deceased. The Reai
estate consists Of
Thirteen Hundred Acres,
Which will be divided in the following Tracts, VIZ:
THE MUNDY OR HOMESTEAD PLACE.
This Tract contains Three hundred and iorty-nine
(349) Acres-two hundred and fifty of which is in
high state of cultivation. The bahncc is Oak and
Hickory Woodland, and very superior Cotton Land.
On this place there is large and commodious Dwell
ing House, Gin House and Screw, Blacksmith Shop,
Barn and Stables, with all other out buildings me-
cessary for farming purposes.
TIE YELDELL PLACE
This Tract contains Four hundred and fifteen
(ll5) Aeres-about one hundred and sixty acres are
cleared upland, fifty of Which is fresh and very SUI
perior sandy SOIL The balance of the upland is the
first quality Of sandy woodand-t has also seventy
five or eighty acres Of bottom land, partly woodland
and partly meadow. On this place there is good
comfortable Dwelling House with other good out
buildings.
TIE BELCHER OR SWAMP TRACT.
This Tract contains Four hundred and fo.ty-threo
(4l3) Acres-two huadred of which is first quality
Creek bottoms, sixty Of which is in fine state of
cultivation, while the remainder swood|and thckly
covered with Poplar, Maple, Black Walnut, Red
Elm, White, Red and Spanish Oak, and other
growth The balance is upland, partland in cultiva-
ton, patly woodland, and all very superior for Cot
ton AMI Grain. On this place there is good Dwell
in q House and out buildings.
The above adjoining Tracts, situated and lying on
the Scott's Ferry Road. some two miles from Liber-
ty Hill, form. three vcry desirable settlements, or
taken together is one Of the best bodies of Land in
Tie up-couutry.
TIE BURTON PLACE.
This Tract contains one hundred and ten (ll0)
acres, lying on the west side Of Cutfec Town Creek,
adjoining lands Of DR.. Stephens, a. G. Gaskins
and J. =. Quattlcbum, portion Of which has been
cultivated. Also,
Thirty.Two Likely Young Negroes,
Among them good Blacksmith, the Crop of Corn,
Fodder, Oats Stock of Horses Mules Cattle, Fat and
Stock Hogs, Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, two
Road Wagons, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
&c, &C.
Terms made known on day of sac.
JOHN Z. LEWIS, Ex'or.
Oct 90 st Al
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Notice..

4 PPLICATION will be made by the Town
/ 4 Council of Hamburg to the Legislature ut its
next session for various amendments Of the Charter
Of the Town First, for the privilege of subscribing
to Stock in the Hamburg and Columbia Rail Road
Secondly, for increasing the subscription TO Stock
in the Savannah Valley Rail Road, and lastly for the
privilege of building free bridge across the Savan-
nah River opposite Augusta, Ga
by order Of Council.
JOHN Z. MCDONALD, CLERK
Hamburg, Aug l3, 3m 81
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Notice.

A PPIICATION will be made to the General
IA. Assembly Of South Carolina at its next ses-
SON for amendments to the Charter Of the Savan-
nah River Valley L. r." authorizing :he construc-
ton Of Branches from some points on said Road, to
connect with the GreenviI!e & Columbea R. Road
at or near The town of Greenwood, aud with the
Savannah River at or near the Town of Vienna.
Also, for authority to issue bonds by said Company.
and for other amendments that may be deemed
necessary 10 the perfection Of the present Charter
Aur 81 3Il 81
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NOdiGc.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Legislature
IA of South Carolina, at its next Session. by vari
ous sufferers, praying the rcundng from the STATE
Treasury the amount Of tolls exaeted from them al
aToll Gate erected by Jones & Kennedy, in ono
the Streets Of the Town Of Hamburg, near the Au
gusta Bridge, believing such collection Of tolls tc
be unjust, oppressive and unnecessary.
Hamburg. June 5 If II
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NGdlCe.

A PPLICATlON will be made at the next scs-
y. sion of the Legislature for an amendment OF
the Charter of the Village of l:dgcell, as TO en-
able the Town Council of said Village to subscribe
on certain conditions, Twenty Thousand Dollars tc
Rail Road leading from some point on the Green.
willie & Columbia Rail Road. uia Edgefcd C. H.
TO Aiken on the South Carolina Rail Road, or some
point djaccnt thereto
Sept II 5m 30
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEF!ELD DiSTRtCT.
~ II y IL lDk-


10y II. r. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of
~ Edgcficd District.
Whereas Mrs Margaret IIoliingswurih his
applied to me Tor Letters OF Administration, en-
all ana singular the goods and chal'c!s rights
and credits Of Emily Z. llu.l;ngsworlhlatc Of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO ellie aud aGmoninl all
and singular, the kindscd and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be aud appear before lnr, III
oar nest Ordinary, Court for the said District.
10 be holden ut EdgcicIl c. II. on lie a0'iI day
q. Noyclnbcr inst, 10 show cau,r. ii any, why
the said administration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand an! seal, this 9Th Gay of
Nov, in Ike year Of oar Lurd ome thousand
eight hundred and iitly-:oils and il The scvcniy-
ni!iih year Of American Independence.
II. +. WRIGHT, y. E. d,
Nov Q 2t .i3
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a IsarSaiz7 offered.

Z WILL. also sell at the same time and place. by
L consent Of parties, that VALUABLE PLAN
TiTION belonging to the Estate OF said Simeon
Matthews. deed, situate on Rocky Creek, contain
ing Six Hundred acres, more or less and adjoining
lands Of a. Bland II. c. Turner and others. "A
plat Of said land will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
Terms will be made known on that day.
SIMPSON MATTHEWS,
Agent for Legstees.
0rt 20 5t fU
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Executors Sale,

WILL be soll ut the late residence Of Christi
" am !luir;, decd, four miles tr"m Noun"
Wiling on Tuesday the l2t December next, al
the l:ca and Personal Estate Of said deceased Inc
Real estate consists Of Two Tracts uffALUABlE
LAND viz
Tract No |. the i Homestead" Of sad dc"cas' d..
contains about Three hundred acres, in tine state
of cultivation. and adjoining lands of Allison De
loach john g. Sin.kin*, John Jennings a;d others.
Tract No = contains Two hundred a"rcs, forty
Of which is clear and most fresh, w!e tie ''aire
is tine au,! weil-.,.,5crcd woolai.d. Sad Tract is
bounded by lands Of John Sinkins Est "f L. IT,
Douing,t and otI,crs.-Ihc personally coiisstS Of
Mime Negroes,
The Crop Of C",,ua, Corn. Oats. Fodder, q qaan'i-
" Of F!uur, Stock Of Cattle, Horses and Hogs
Blacksmith and pant.!tion Tools "ic Road WaS-
son. Household ami Kitchen Furniture, &c.
IEsMs.--N credit of twelve months with interest
irom da;c-parch,<crs will BE- required t" give t"tes
witll tw" approved securities. All sui'rs OF and
I;ndc- : cash. q. ID. II lei, In %'r:
<nyy II Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-09
State cG South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY,

IN ORDINlRl,
DY II. r. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary Of
- Edge';rld District:
Whereas NJ. w. Clary has applied 10 me for
Letters Of Administrations Oil al and singular the
goods and chattcls, rights ana credits of Ed
ward Meaypowd=r late OF the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Edgefeld C. House, on thc goth
day OF Nuvemberiust TO show cause, ifany, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this 9th day of
November in the year of our Lord one thousand
eisht hundred and tifty.four and in the 10Th
wear Of. American independence
II. Il. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Nov 9 vt 43