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BIT U A RY.

DIED, on Monday, the 29,h October, in Edgefeld
District, Mrs MARTHA HOWLE, relict Of the late
WILLIAM HowLE, aged 69 years. She has left d
numerous family of Children md Crane. children, to
mourn her loss. She was connected with Red Oak
Grove Church, for 26 years, and was duuul and
loving wife, kind and afeconats mother, and much
beloved by her domestics, and all who knew her.
B
DIED, very suddenly of an appoplectic fit, whilst
engaged in saving board timber, OH the 20lh Seplem
bef last, Mr.. HENRY JONES, in the 43d year Of lis
age.
Vircinin about twenty. years since, and shortly
after united himself with lhesBapst Church at Da-
mascus. He was dn orderly member oi the Church
at the TINA of his death, and was regarded as an IN
dustrious. law-abiding and worthy citizen. In TACT
he was in the strciest Of the term, an honest
man-lhe noblest work Of God"
He has left Jisconsola,c and afiectonate wife,
with large circle of friends to mourn their Loss
May we all fllow his example Of piely, and 50 live
in this world that We will be prepared to meet tho
tyrant death calml:, with full assurance that aftsr
death, We have happy and peaceful home moi made
with hands, eternal in The heavens, and wiere-
'In That pure home Of fearless Joy
Earth's parted friends shall meet,
With smiles Of love that never fade,
And blesledness complete;
There, there adeus are sounds unknown,
Death frowns not on the scene,
But life, and glorious beauty, shine,
Unlroubled and serene"
A FRIEND.
DIED, on the 22d of October, at bis father. resi-
dencs in Barbour County, Ala, SIMPSON X: Will
SON, youngest son of Levi r. and Margaret 2. Wilson
He was born in Ejgefed District, South Carolina,
November 9th. 1886, and died after long and pain.
full struggle, with Typhoid Pneumonia. lie has left
large circle of deeplystrcken relations and friends
who mourn his seeming unmsly loss; for it is loss
10 society, End is felt, though the deceased was
YUuth OF only nineteen summers.
Might we be permitted 10 compliment poor fallen
nature twuvld be pleasant 10 indulge here moment
but suffice it 10 say, lie was beloved BY all who knew
him for his natural sweetness Of di,2ositIon and high.
toned moral character 1t is said, he never violated
his fathers command
He was truly Of great promise, and we'll enjoyed
bright hopes for his future career Of industry and hap
piness. But the Lord gave all that was good or Of
promise about him, and the Lord hath taken away
blessed be the name of The Lord" And why should
weep! He cannot come to US, but it is certain we
shall 60 to him.
cart thou gone TO thy rssi-art thou numbered with
the blest,
And viewing with the cherubm on high!
Then well seek thy presence there, by lailh and
humble prayer,
In the mansions that are above the sky"
J. w. JORDAN.
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We have thus attempted to refute, in an humble
manner, the charges preferred by This modern Is.
mael against lawyers For we waive the discussion
Of the formation Of new Districts, and the consequen,
increase of our political influence to older and more
experienced men, But We ever hold ourselves ready
to attempt to repel! and reue all insnnalions, and
lbelous assertions, that directly, by implication
tend to reduce The standard Of our profession.
Tie soldier that lowers his flag in the hour of battle,
justly receives The rebuke and condemnation Of his
fellows in arms; and can but endorse lle remark OF
distinguished Chancellor of our State, that sit is
foul bird, that will defle his own nest"
A JUNIOR MEMBER OF THE BAR.
Edgefeid, c. H., Nov. 26th, 1885,
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THE COLLEGE PRESIDENCY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Amung the many aspirants 10 the
Presidency of our College, regret to see you and
others seldom mentioning the claims of DR.. LEIBER
He is certainly the very man for The place and emn
emily qualified 10 discharge its trusts In tile College
have to think his popularity is now on an en-
viabIy solid basis; and doubt ifany man could be
selected who would wird The sceptre Of Collegiate
authority with more discretion and fairness, or who
would prove In The end more acceptable to The State
at large. ;5E. ALUMNuS.
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THE next Ministers and Deaeons Conference Of The
Second Division of the Edgefed Baptist Association
will be held will, rhe Goud Hope Church, on Friday
before The fifth Sabbath in December next, to meet at
ten o'clock A. NJ.
Elder john Trap, to preach The Introductory Ser
mon. Elder D. F. CoRLEY, alternate.
lst Subjrct continued from last Conftrence.-What
constitutes Call and Qualifications for the Gos7eI
Ministry? 81 Suhjcci.-Whelher not there should
I've Deaconesses in Churches as well as Dracons.
J. w COLEMAN, Moderator.
RoDT. Bryan, Sen Clerk
P. S--This Conference after full and free discussion
at Little Stevens Creek on The subject of Churche
meeting every Sabbath, recommend the Churches
the Second Division, 10 meet every Sabbath nt their
regular places Of worship for religious exercises, and
The organizing Sunday Schools il. their Churches.
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OUR ADVERTISING FAyORs.

OUR ADVERTISING FAFORs.
They crowd upon us, and We have barely room
n,,y IN direct attention to some Of the fresh ones.
Y See Wa. H. CRANES Of Augusta.
asy See HARvLEY MAYS Of Hamburg.
sey See the notice Of JENNINGS Hotel, the old
United States of Augusta.
sp SEQ the advertisement Of Mr.. Commissioner
Parker of fAbberille-lands and negroes.
aV See about that sale In Georgia of portion oi
Major EDDINGs' estate.
~ See Mr. LEES advertisement Of more land
and negroes In Abbeville.
rV Read them all. "a
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State of South Carolina,
11nNEGlEI n nISTRICfH
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
r~Y NnrtN- INV

IN ORDINARY.
DY H. T. WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary of Edgefeld
ID District.
Whereas, Eliza Spith and Jas. r. Smith have aP,
piled to me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and clattles rights and credits
of Jacub S. Smith, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the SAID deceas
ed to be and appear before me, at our mex.
c. H., on the Sd day of December next, to show
cause any, why the said administration should NOT be
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th day of Now,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fyfve, and in the sOth year Of American lnde.
pendence. ,,,
Nov. 81 Il IS
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Assignee's Sale.

vTNIIE Undersigned will proceed to sell at public
L outcry to the highest bidder, at Edgefeld c.
H., op the first Monday in December next, James
Moseleys whole interest in the Real and Personal
Estate of his father John Moseley, deed, and also
the entire interest Of the said James hoscey, under
the will of his father the said John Moseey, dec'd
Sale to take place between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M. and 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
WIN. McEvoY, Assignee.
Oct 90 At
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Another Supply of New Goods.
WILLIAM H.ec ANE,

WILLIAM H.,aC r ANE,
AUGUSTA, GA,
rs constantly receiving EVERY WEEK by the
L Steamers from New York, New Styles OF
Cheap Goods,
And he is offering great inducements tn CASH
CUSTOMERS; and as lie deals in no other way,
and gels his Goods at the Lowest Cash Prices lie
is enabled to sell them in the same way. lie has
received by the last Steamer
New Styles Muslin DELAINEs, very chcap;.
Blue and Brown Kentucky Jecns. 20 cts. pr yard;
Plain and Plaid Sattcnetts, 371 cts per yard;
A large assortment new styles PRINTS, from 81
to l25 cents:
Fine Black Bomblzine and Alpaca;
Fine English and French Black Aerno;
A large assortment OF Sleeves and Collars, cheap;
Brown and Bleached Shirting, 64 to l21 cts
A large assortment Of Cloaks and Talmas;
Large 9.4 Dui. Blankets, at$l;
Scotch Diapcr, IIuckaback and Towelling, and
great variety OF other Goods cheap for Cash.
Augusta Nov 26 st 46
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Fire works.

YENIlE subscribers have received their Full Stock
IL of FIREWORKS, comprising one Of tho
largest assormen,s ever brought this city which
will be sod at LOW PRICES, for cash. Country
Merchants would do well to forward their orders in
time, which will be put up with tile greatest care-
Assorted Cases, varying from s25a $50. always
ready on hand
THEIR STOCK cohPRisEs: ;r
FIRE CRACKERS. Gold Chop A No, i. r.
Roman Candies, l, 9, 3, 4, S up to IS balls, whits
Roman Candies, H. 9, 3, a, up to Is balls, colorcd
Skyrockess fron,l o.. tol ID. -.
Serpents, Pinwherls, Triangles, Floperpots. ~.
A variety Of large pieces suitable for Exhibitions.
Won SANTEN & NARUC..,,
2OS Kng-street, Successors to S. Wile.b
Nov. 81, 1855. As. 81
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ADDRESS By GEN. MCGOWAN.

copy of an address delivered during the past sum.
mer, by Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN of Abbeville, be.
fore the students of Erskne College, is upon our table
We regret that have not time TO sketch It's beauties
and pom, 10 it's exceences we could desire 10 do
I. abounds in striking reflections and noble set timents
which we should be glad 10 place before our readers
We must conten, oursef at present however with the
anticipation Of pluckng from its pages hereafter sundry
passages already marked for that purpose.
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CALIFORNIA PAPERS.

VIZ nre indebted to our friend, MI. MILLER, for
several very interesting California papers, for which
he will please accept our thanks. These sheets are
conducted with great ability, and do credit TO the
Stale from which they emanate. They are on file for
the inspection of any who may wish 10 see and read
the news from The land Of gold.
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MONEY! MONEY!

WE would respectfully inform our friends and
patrons that We are now very much in need OF the
various litlle amounts which they owe us. Therefore
gentlemen, come up without delay and assist US ir
our hour of trouble. We never have called on you
in vain, and now deem word sufficient to those
indebted TO fly 10 our assistance.
W. +. DURISOE & SON.
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THOSE CIGARS.

WE find That our old friend, Mr.. G. L. PENN, has
still tas ever, % hand supply of those excellent
cigars which console the smoker while they gently
inspire faith in the judgment of the caterer. He
has also great many other nice things, huckwheat
cheese. and many articles of similar stamp just suited
to the season. Drop in Drop in!
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and Warrants
Land for Sale.

rTIIE Suhscriver wishing to change his location
i offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-
TON, containing
Three Hundred & Seventy.seven Acres
Lying on Saluda River, and adjoining lands Of Vim.
A. Strother, a. Clark and David Payne, near
Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or three hundred
yards Of The Grecnville & Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract contains about one hundred acres in
original forest, whilst the rest is under fence. Ono
hundred and fifty is in high state Of cultivation,
Of which there is from sevrnty-ive to one hundred
acres OF fine bottom land equal to any and surpassed
by none in the State. This plantation has good OUT
let's and excellent ranges for stock.
On the premises are good Two Story Dwelling
House and all necessary plantation buildings. Also,
Spring Of never failing water.
eB Any person wishing to purchase will call on
the Subscriber who resides OH the premises and he
viii take pleasure in showing them the above tract.
j. W. MAYNARD.
Nov 81 If As
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WE learn that-Marsh was convicted last
week, at the Court of Common Pleas and Gen.
eral Sessions for Williamsburg District, of the
murder of m itinerant pedlar, which our readers
will recoileet took place under circumstances of
peculiar atroeity, some time during the last
spring. He was sentenced, by his Honor Judge
O'Neall, to be hung on the 2lst December next.
Powell, free negro, who WAS concerned in the
same affair, was executed on Friday Iast-Mari.
on Star.
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FrRE.-We learn that the kitchen and barn
of Mr.. ]. L. w. Hays was burnt on the 9th
The loss will no doubt be severely felt by Mr.
H., as the whole of his provisions, together with
corn, fodder and meat were consumed. It j.
believed that it was the act of IN inrendiary.-
Lexington Telegraph.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFJELD DISTRICT

State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Prince,
Surah Jctcr and Bill for account,
Nancy Turner, sale and distri-
rs BUTTON.
Martha Turner.
DY Virtue Of all order from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this cause, will sell at Edgefed e..
H., OH tho first Monday in January next, the fol-
lowing real estate Of John e. Turner decd 10 wit
A Trac, Of Land containing two hundred and
twenty acres, more less, situate in EdgeGeld Dis
,rict, lying on Big Stevens Creek, and adjoining
Lands Of Alexander Sharpton, William Newsom
and Tcrril Goff
| will alsn sell ut the late residence Of the said
John E. Turner, decd, on the Thursday succeeding
the sale day in January $685. The personal property
uf the said deceased, among which there is ono
negro woman.
This property, realty and personally, will be sold
on credit of twelve months from, day Of sale ex-
crpt rs to so much us may be required to dcfry the
costs Of this suit which must be paid in cash. pur-
chase money to be secured BY Bonds or Notes with
adequate surccs. Titles to the land, three dollars,
to be- paid for extra Of the purchase money.
4. SIMKlNS, c.E.ED.
Nov 81 1855 ct I6
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Executors Notice.

\ IL persons having demands against the Estate
n of L. B. Belcher Decd are hereby notified to
present the same properly nttcslcd for payment and
those who are indebted to the Estate are requested
to make payment to
j. L. LEWIS, Ex'or.
nov % At 46.
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TO Rent for one Year,
FROM FIRST JAN, 1856.

FROM FIRST JAN. 1856,
I5..st THE Granitevle Hotel, containing hs.::t
5!!L. Twenty well furnished Rooms. Kitchen lslllil. E'lil
aud Dining Room arrangements are ample and
complete. a spacious Stable 70 by Sc feet, with
two bins made small grain tight, together with other
necessary out houses. a fine Garden Of more than
two acres made fertile with compost. All in first
rate order.
Apply to Mr.. William Gregg, President Of the
Granitevc Manufacturing Company, or to the
Subscriber, Silver Hill P. o., st. Peters Parish
S. G. B. MCBRIDE.
Nov 81 At 46
O. Charleston Mercury will please give the above
3 weekly insertions, md forward bill to Is. McB.
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rsr friend has furnished US with long article
from the New York Observer, under the caption OF
The Bible and Slavery, but owing to its length and
the crowded state Of our columns, We are compelled
10 defer its publication for few weeks.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. =
F. M, JENNINGS. PROPRIETOR.

"HlS popular and we'd known Ilot41, the neaf
Il centrally sitadted in this ei,y is nor open
Tor reception Of Customer. The under,igned ras
for number Of years the proprietor OF the GIobS.
and Aatters himself that be hls sti the ability and
disposition to afford to bis patrons the sccpmmols-
ton Of yorc. lie will take this occasion to say that
he has secured the services II MI. ". CLARK.
us lis assistant, and will guarantee to the travelling
public who may patronise his house, the best Fare
tha; can be furnished in the Augusta, Savannah.
Charleston and Northern markets., Tie Unit.a
States is now open under bis management and su.
pervison, and all he nsks Of new or old customers
is call, if they not satisfied he will NOT COM
plain. sssf /;
Board 81 so per day. ~. 4 Il
F. II. JENNINGS. ( I.
Nov. 81, 1855. 45 An
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Notice..

\ IL those who subscribed to Repair the Horns
"a Greek Baptist Church will please call on B.
F. Mays, S. B. Griffin or the Subscriber and settle
the same on Monday next, as tho work is nearly
done, and the contractor wants his dues.
BP. TlI.LMAN, Clerk.
nov 9S IL iG
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w"A JUNIOR MEMBER OF THE BAR," it will be
seen, opens discussion upon matter touching Inc
credit Of his profession. Audi aLterdm pdrtem.
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EDGEFIELp, S. C,

eT REFER 10 Page First for full report of the
Division meeting which came off the other week at
Aiken.
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HARVEY & MAYS,
HAMBURG, SC.
NEW FAN1llW @R0GGRYg
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
@ TIE Subscribers having entered ca
-! into Co-Partnershp for the tran.
saction, Of
GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS,
Solicts the patronage Of their friends and the public
generally. Having carefully selected CHOICE
STOCK OF GOODS, and ut iov pries&!. *eafe
prepared and determined 10 sell as lnw as Goods Of
the same qunlity can BE- bought in this Ut tho An.
gusta Market.
Our Stock comprises nearly every article usually
kept in similar establishments. We purchased our
Goods fnr Cash. and can afford to sell at VERY
LOW FIGURES. ...,,..,.-' So.
Our Stock consists in part Of
SveAs, COFFEE, N. o. AND W. T. MoLESsfs,
MACKEREL, CHEESE,
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Candies, Rni,ins Oud Nps, of all descriptions.
TOBACCO g. sEGARs, :,
Pickles, Pepper, AIlspice, Blue Stone, Coperas,
A good assortment of Liquors. 81
AlSo, fine lot Of crockory and Claus Ware, TN
and Wooden Ware, &C., &c. =" :
JOHN A. MAYS. -. :.
Hamburg. Nov 90. Gm Is -
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One week Later From Europe.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CANADA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 81.
The steamer Canada has arrived, with Liver.
pool dates of November 10.
Owing 10 the light stock, cotton ut Liverpool
had advanced I'D Oh middiing and lower grades
and l.8d on fair quaIilies-wih sales during ihe
week of 1880 bales, including 25,O0O for spec.
ulation and export. The stock WAS 423,O0O
bales, including $4,000 Of American. The
quotations were: fair Orleans 63d middling So 3D.
The market closed steady.
Breadsluf1s were active, at mn advance Of Is
per barrel in -four Sd in wheat, and 2s Cd in corn
Canal -four 43 44s. Baltimore ASS. Corn AS
Provisions were general unchanged.
The news from the seat Of war was unimpor-
tant. There were reports of battles near Pere-
kop and Simpheropol, but they were doubtless
false The Turkish Embassy had received des-
patches, stating that the allied fleets commenced
the bombardment Of Nirolaef on the 29,h and
continued it during the next day. The despatch
es do not state The result and the story is doubt
cd The latest authentic accounts shy that the
fleets had done nothing in thu Dnieper and That
Todlcyer WIS plating Nicolaef in q thorough
state of defence. Odessa would probable be
abandoned, and the guns taken 10 Nicolaeff
The Russians continued TO fire upon Sebasto-
pol, and the French report the story that the
Russians were retrea'ing from the North side.
A difficulty had arisen between England and
Spain in regard TO some disputed claims.
An insurrec,ion was reported in Sicily, but
there were no details.
1t is said that Russia hus accepted the office
of Mediator between Denmark and the United
Stales.
The monthly returns of the Bank Of France
show diminulion of fl,OOO,O0O in specie
There were various peace rumoIs; one OF
which was that Il depulaliUn of dplomatists
would meet the Car at Warsaw, 10 arrange for
the renewal Of negotiations.
The panic regarding war with the United
States had entirely subsidized in Eng land
PURCHASE of CuBA.--A letter from London
10 the New York Courier and Enquirer, informs
United Suites, is possible, if the latter will give
TWO hundred millions of dollars, one-haif TO be
applied TO the liquidation OF the foreign debt OF
Spain, and the other half TO The liquidation Of
the home debt. One hundred millions of dollars
is about one.fifih Of The face value OF The for
egn debt of Spain, which stated in full is ElOO,-
100000, but the faith of Spain is of such a
nature that the bond.holders would gladly ac-
cept one hundred mion.ef dollars from The
United States rs full payment
STATE MILITARY. ACCIDENTAL meeting
of the "Assoriation of Graduates" of this III
slituton, held on the evening of the 2lst inst.
the following gentlemen were elected to serve
as officers of that Association for the ensuing
two years:
PresidenL-John L. Branch
Vice Presidents.-E L. Hrrot, p. F. Stevens,
Johnson Hagood.
Secretary and Treasurer-J. Jonathan Lucas,
Corresponding Secretary-P. Z. Stevens.
Professor p. +. Stevens was elected annual
orator for 1856. and Mr.. HI. Thurstou, alter.
nate.
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ALABAMA UNITED STATES SEsAToR.-On
Monday last, the election took PLACE, which re-
suited thus: Gov Fitzpatrick, (Democrat,) 79.
L. Pryor, (Know Nothing) 43.
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Nov 81
Land for Sale,

rHIIE subscriber will offer for sale at Edee6eld
i Court House, to the highest bidder, on tho
frs, Monday in January next, his Plantation. situ-
ate in Edge6eld District, on Little Saluda River,
containing
Two Hundred and Seventy.Six Acrasi
More or less aud adjoining lands of Thornton Cole
man, Josiah E,heridge. and others.
There are SO acres Of prime Bottom Land, b.
longing to the Tract Also some 80 acres Of land
recently cleared and fenced.
Upon the premises ore good out-bu1dngs, among
them Barn, Stable, Smoke House, Kitchen
and sundry Negro Houses. The hculthfulness Of
the pantatio, is unexceptionable, and among It.
other recommendations is to BE- included well Of
excellent water, superior TO any in that vicinity.
The property will be sold on credit Of Twelve
Months, with interest from the day Of sale.
J.P. RIDGELL.
Nov * 1SS5 II AS
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HY NJ E MI AL.

MARRIED, on 22nd inst, by Rev. B. Corley, Mr.. J..
THOMAS JOHNSON, of Abberille, and Miss SARAH
WASH, Of Edgefeld.
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
DY Virtue of the power vested in me, BY the
ID Will of William Bridges, deed, and BY order
Of the Ordinary for Newbcrry District, vii sell
at public auction at Frog Level on Tuesday the 18th
day Of December next, all the personally Of the
said deceased, consisting Of
Forty one Likely Negroes,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, &c. Terms Of sale made
known on the day of sale.
JAMES CAMERON; Executor.
Nny % II 46
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
pnTJrTv

George c. Robertson and others,
Clinton Tompkins and others. v
DY Virtue Of an Order from the Court Of Equity,
ID in this cause, will proceed to sell at Edge.
field {. II, on the first Monday in December next.
the following real estate Of WIN. Robertson, decd:
Attract Of Land known as the Minter Tract,'
situated in this District, on Savannah River, cen-
tanning Three Hundred and twenty-five acres, mora
or less, and adjoining lands Of William Price and
Harriet Chamberlain
TERMs.-A credit Of one and two years from the
day Of sale except as to so much rs will be required
to detray the costs Of this suit Purchase money TO-
be secured by Bond with adequate suretics. Titles
to be paid for extra. rr..a
A. sDiKINs, c.E.ED.
Nov. 10 Ate AZ