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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-10
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

For ale!
THE Subscriber offers for sale all of his Mill
L Property on South Edsto River, consisting
of the following Tracts Of Land:
= The Rocky Spring Place,
Containing 4,34s Acres. Upon this place is
fine Circular Saw Mill, in fine working order,
with plenty of timber. Also, new Frame and
Dam for straight Saw. a.. .,
The Toney Place, ls..
Containing near 5000 Acres. Upon this
place is good Saw Mill with very fine body Of
timber, and several very desirable Mill seats Also,
fine body of nnd adapted to the cultivation Of grain
The McTyer or Home Place,
Containing about $500 Acres. This is de-
sirabe place for farming purposes There are ABOUT
500 acres of good Swamp land upon the River and
Creek, about $50 of which are cleared and well
ditched. Also, good dwelling and all necessary
outbuildines, q Saw Mill and Cotton Gin running
by water, fine orchards. &c. a.
tw All of these places are perfectly healthy. :,
From all of the above Mills lumber can be rated
from the dams. Persons wishing to purchase can
get good bargains. ,,,
Apply to the subscriber at Edgcfeld c. E.. or to
E. 8. Minis on the premises.
Aug 81, 1856. If 80
10 The Charleston Mercury will copy weekly
until forbid, and forward accoup: to r. 1. M.
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Gins. |; for Sale, !.

rU1HE Subscriber informs the Planting Commu-
nity of Georgia and South Carolina, that he
continues to manufacture his Superior, FIRE
PROOF COTTON GINS, near Bel-Air, Rich
mond county, Ga.
would also inform them that have invented q
SELFACTING BOX, and also CURVE
BREAST to put to my Gins; and will warrant
them to gin from $50 to 200 bales without choKing
or clogging between the Ribs. If they do, IN gln,
ming that number Of bales, | will make them gooo
again, free Of charge.
No one viii use nv Gin, and return it, without
tokinc one in its place. will only allow the pur.
chaser to Gin from 10 to Is bales upon trial, and If
nv gin does not please, the purchaser can notify
me. and if cannot make it perform well, l Will
take back and put one in its place that WILL vii!
e, the purchaser use it if cannot make it perform
well until replace 1.-THE purchaser notifying me
as soon ms he thinks the Gin fails to come up to the
warrant
+ will deliver my superior Gin, at the purchaser s
residence or so that he can get it, within l25 Miles
of nv Factory, at S225, per saw, and warrant it in
every respect, both as regards good performance,
and making good sample Of Cotton according to
quality before ginning will sell my common
Breast Gins, at $500 per saw, and warrant them to
work we'll
All orders addressed to me at Bel-Air, Ga, or
contracts with my agents. for the above articles, will
meet with prompt attention
N. B. My common BIeast Gins are equal IN
every respect to any other Gins made in Georgia or
South Carona-ny Curve Breast Gins, are deci,
dedly better will put my Curve Breast To old
Gins. no matter OF whose make, thereby rendering
them nearly as good as new gins, il the saws are
good at IS cents, a saw. Other work on old Gins,
ut fair rates. Please send on your old MS, with
out delay. L. w.
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Sherif,s Sale.

NV Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Faeias. 10
IS mc directed, l will proceed to sell at Edgeheld
G. H. on tire first Monday in October next, the
following property in the following cases. viz;
Samuel BROOKS and others VS. j. II. Christian and
others One house and lot in the Village Of Edge
field containing one acre, more or less, ADJOINING
lands Of John nj. Witt and IL. hnu.ware: ALSO
one other lot of land in the Village OF Edsehe'o
known as the Srick Yard Lot, containing i've acres
more or less, adjoining lands OF John C"Isan, ohn
Maluy, H. T. Wright and others.-ieSieo upon 'S
the property Of the defendant. i. IL. o"rSs'an'
Samuel Williams vs. William Strom, ST.; Jackson
Holmes 2aud others severally VS. Inc Sam, ons
.Traet Of Land containing Four hundred and SIXTY
,wo acres, more or less, adjoining lands Oh =" ia''
prescott, Daniel Prescott and others
Henry Poel VS. 3. F. Strom: a. Simkins, fol
David Tho,cas, ct ux. VS.. The Same; VIM. "
M3ums nssirnce, and other plaintiffs VS. The Same
! 'r;ract of Land containing Five hundred acres
NO Il, less. adjoining lands Of DIR. Samuel Brun'
son ,1utler Williams aid others.
g: otirs- cE.Ep, vs Jackson Holmes; 3 r
Cod na The Same; Steedmcn and Minis and
- pS. ,,iffs sexeraly vs. The Same, lract" Z"
Land con,a ing three hund dred acres more or less
oJinin;n ,", is of Burrel T. Boatwrght, 'olr
Autrrv AnJru Meyers and others.
I,h... ALL. VS. B. F. Thurmond, Tract @
land oonta;nino .Gy Three hundred acres, more o,
I.s. a;;.;,a. a;v;S FL uf Mrs. Susan Brunson ana
others.
Samuel Limbecker Al "a I aeo9 aont,inrr 3D. ni Tbr,
II. Capehart, a Tract ot ,.ss aA0 ,d;nnna lands O
hundred acres, more or on; 9th, &c
Seaborn Staluaker, Uriah N a. ano 0'"s''' n
James S. Harrison VS. " uey Tn r.aa, os T. Fam, "
Gaskins and others, VS. The Same, A L. ,a,s a nd
containing Three Hundred seres more or ri,
joining lands of DIR. j. E. Lewis, Mrs. Ma.
Reynolds and others.
John L. Harmon vs John W. Nick kellar, \ trae:
of Land containing Five hun iad acres, more ~
less adjoining lands Of John I- Harmon, lam
B. Dorm and others.
y. NJ. Benson, bearer, VS. c.. Richter, a House
and Lot at Liberty Hill contairing two acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Jot c. Coursey, w.
T. West and others.
james H. Willis VS. Augustui B. Green, Tract
of Land containing two hundred acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of W. 3. Ileishtower, n. K.
Butler, Mary Heightowcr and others.
W. W. Sale, assignee, VS. R MUS HOlley; Steei-
man & Minis VS. The Same; Others Plaintiffs seve-
rally VS. The Same, A Tract: of Land containing
One thousand acres, more or Less bounded by lands
of Wade Glover, w. P. Jon IS and D. j. Walker.
The State vs. Alfred Hatcher. A Tract of Land
containing two hundred and eighty acres, more or
less, bounded BY lands Of Amos Landrum John
Bauskett and others.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES EDISON, sED.
Scpt9 1T 35
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CURRYTON ACADEMIES.

THE Exercises of these Institutions will be re-
i sumed on the third Monday in January next.
As heretofore, MIR. JAMES l.. LESLEY will
act as Principal Of the Male Department.
The Female School, with the Primary Depart
ment Of the Male Academy, will be conducted by
Mr.. A. P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and
highly accomplished Miss a. 4. ARTHUR, and
other competent Teachers.
Rates of Tuition per session.
First Glass, Primary Department. t,..........ss 90
Second Ordinary English Branches, ...l2 oO oO
Third Higher -. ....l5 W
Fourth " Greek and Roman Literature
with higher Mathematics, s,.............2O 90
Frenct, embroidery, Needle work, &C., usual
rates.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two ses,
sions Of five months each. Pupils will be charged
from the time of entering to the end Of the Session.
Tuition in advance.
Good Board can be had in the Village at from
So to $40 per month. -
S. P. GETZEN, ..l i
a. J. HAMMOND, z
S. W. GARDNER, SS
]. C. PORTER,
A. P. BUTLER,
H. A. SHAW.
Dec 5 If AZ
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Furniture! Furniture!

DENJAMIN s. GOODRICH, Broad street, op-
d posite Hanback, s. Cooper's, respectful an
pounce to their friends and the public, that they are
now receiving daily choice and well selected
assortment of all kinds Of FURNITURE, such as
BUREAUS. BOOKCASES SOFAS, CHAINS,
TETE-A-TETEs, CENTRE -TABLEs. BED
STEADs, WINDOW SHADES. &c., Of the Ia
tes, and most fashionable designs, which they guaran
tee to sell as low as can be bought in this city, and
invite all who wish to purchase, to call and examine
their stock. -
'''>'' ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Mattresses and all kinds of Furniture, manuiac
turcd and repaired to order. with neatness and dis
patch BENZ AMIN " UooDnioIt: *
Augusta. April %, If 10
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Managers of Elections.

EdgeGeld C. HID. F. Hollingsworth' r. II. oia'
'',S ScuTTy,s-R. NJ Scurry, Levi Adams and Lewis
Cub eah. 1-:.J poh-
Moors's.-W Fl. Stallsworth, A. G. Hackett and
Mount Wiling Willis stlne, E. w. seibels and
Isaac Edwards. D., p,.o-.,, ,,d
-''I Coj,;e7swjames NJ. Harrison, Thomas NJ Grafton
and Win. E. Middleton.
Coleman's X Roads.-FrederickS Scurry, I. F. Cole
Bouluarc's-F. w. sollee Emsly Lott and John
Mretiug Street, W. Zimmerman, William Ste
'ei; No~r;s,Njol.n Bates, Amos Sheay and Minick
Nllrhe Mn. mn,
hepl parHs'MG. 5s w. Burton, Thomas Price and Mr..
Lybranls.-Lcvi Lyhrand. Thomas Coleman and
Rochclrs.-James Wells, William Blackwell and
.s"i Red Hill.GJ. NJ Clarke, L. Hulsiein and VIM.
Dorn's@Wilson Corley, Alfred May and w. NJ:
Nails.-John Clarke, Jr, 4. w. Atkinson and T.
Gran;teriiie.-J. senteIl, Samuel Glover and John
dHsn's.-Tenry Hart, John Wright and J. K
Nickerson's-C. Nckerson, johnson Lowry and }.
Culbreuth.
Pcrry's-Crawsorl Perry, smilh Livingston and
iiI Han,bnrg.2c. Mcdonald, Dennis Lindsey and W.
Sterens'-E. Lagroon, Isaac Boes and =. Harlinig'
Duntoa,riue.-Lemuel Corlry, j. Chealham and D.
! Roper =, W.,
CIero:ec Ponds.-E Morris, A. P. Butler and VIM
Walker.
RIDGE. W. Perry, Watson Rutland and james
Coopersriuc.-T. j. Dyson, II. H. Mays and Daniel
Shaitcyfela-E. Devore, VIM. Langley and VIM
| Johnson.
IYm. Smy1y$-sanuel Watson, Ely B Forrest and
| VIM. Herrn. N;-.-
Ilichicr' cr's.-Wm. Dozier, ST., Calvin Vaughn ane
| john =. Mickler.
Ilpnsam Lane john Is. Zimmerman j. ~ oe'"'
and RIrhard Hardy. cu
| Resolred, .rha, the election Box be removed IRON
Aired iacl rr's 10 Marshall puSeys, aud that JONI
Sirslrr. SumurI Pusry and Joseph Atkinson De ap
Resolred, That The election precinct At HowaFd'sb b.
IiscuaInued.
"esofrcd That Il new election precinct he es'ao
" >tPieayan, Lane, and lliai John B. Zimmerman
;. and Rlchar. Hardy act as Managers.
'lSr'',t T. .IiOLLiNt;SHORTli, CHAIRS,
. w. 'e'''' -rd Of Managers Of Elections.
Bo. 't 'f
Arr - ;sSf
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Land for Sale.
April 80, 1856,

TIME Subscriver wishing to change his location
/ offers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTA-
TION, containing
Three Hundred s 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
wards Of the Grecnville & Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract contains about one hundred acres in
ORIGINAL forest whilst the rest is under fence. One
hundred and fifty is in high state of cultivation,
of which there is from seventy-6ve 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. -
rT ANY person wishing to purchase will call on
the Subscriber who resides on the premises, and ne
will take pleasure in showing them the above tract
j. W. MAYNARD.
Novel, 40
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State OF South CaroIina

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Elizabeth Corley, Applicant
~. C. Corlcy,
T.. b. Corlry,
..lssse Stone, and wife
,Nlsry, and others
sit saaearing to my satisfaction that l.. B. Corlcy.
one Of iiie defendants, resides without this State
it is therefore ordered that he appear and object to
the ditson or sale Of the real estate Of Adkn Cor
ley, on or before the 10Th day Of November next,
his consent to the same well be entered ofrecoid
W. +. DURlSOE, o.ED.
August IS, 1856 Gin 30
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CANDIDA II E 8 /!

eB The Friends of A. l., DEARlNG, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Seat
in the House Of Representatives at the ensuing
election.
cE The Friends of s. W. MABRY, Esq, an
nounee him as a Candidate for Seat in the House
of Representatives, at the ensuing election.
&C. TIE Friends of DIR. G. M. YARBRoUGH
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
in the House Of Representatives ut the ensuing
election.
~ The friends of Maj. D. W. CARW!LE re-
spectully announce him as Candidate for Seat in
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
p The friends of GEORGE W. LANDRUM
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
the next Legislature
s@-THE Friends Of W. c. MORAGNE, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for re-
election to seat in the House of Representatives at
the next election.
BMai. ABRAM JONES is respectfully an
nounced by his friends as Candidate for a seat in
the House OF Representatives at the ensuing election.
Ew The Friends of Capt. ROBERT MERl-
WETHER respectfully nominate him as Cand-
date for Seat in the House of Representatives at
its next Session.
! NJ TIE Friends Of CAREY W. STILES, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Scat
in the next Legislature.
The friends ofMr. VIM. GREG G, respectfully an
| nounce him as candidate for sent in the next,
Legislature.
The friends of MAI. JAMES BLACKWELL
respectfully announce him as Candidate for seat
in the next Legislature.
s# The Friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLE-
BUM respectfully announce him as Candidate for
Seat in the House of Representatives at the en-
suing election.
T The friends of Col. M. C. M. HAMMOND
respectfully announce him as o Candidate for seat
in the House of Representatives at the next election
p We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as a candidate for reelection tor
Sheriff CT EdgefeId District
p The Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edpe6eld District at the next election.
THE friends of Capt. LEWIS CoVAR, res
pcctfuly announce him as candidate for Sheriff,
Of Edre6eld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends of ". W. SALE. Esq, o
Hamburg, in the upper part Of the District respect
fuNv announce him as candidate for Sheriff o.
Edgeheld District at the next election.
The friends of Co. WILLIAM QuATTLEBuM res
pcctfuy announce him az Candidate for sherlf
of Edgcfeli at the ensuing election.
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Stop the Murdererl

WE hereby offer reward OF Two hundred aI "a
the Edoc6eld Jail of GEORGE D. TILLMAN,
who SO ru,hlc.sly Murdered our brother j. II.
Christian, on the night of the 2lst inst.
The suid Tllman is about 2S years Of age, is about
feet 10 or / inches high, stout built. weighs be
tween 6O or 10 pounds, has light sandy hair, blue
eyes. high forehead, and rather broad face :,
1t is earnestly hoped that all true citizens, both
in Carolina or elsewhere, will use their utmost en-
deavors in bringing this uuprincipled wretch to JUS
tice. ,,,,,n,,,
TN. CHRISTIAN.
d. w. CHRISTIAN,
B. w. CHRISTIAN.
1,,y % 1s5G If %
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BEL-AIR, July 10, 1856.

Having been a manufacturer Of the Saw Gin for
many years, and knowing its def, cts, take pleas
ure in recommending to all who use this machine,
Thomas Wynnes Improved Rib. which entirely
prevents all liability to choke, and insures roll
whatever may be the quantity or condition OF ire
cotton in the box, thereby producing an improved
quality Of cotton HENRY CLAkh'
III will keep spccimcn of the above Gins at
Messrs. Hammond & Iark's Ware House, Ham
burg, s. C who will act as agents for me, and are
authorized TO warrant them To The purchaser. have
also spec;mens OF my Gins with Messrs. Durisoe &
Son a, the Adccrtiscr Office and request the plant
ing community 10 examine them .
Bel-Air. Ga, August 9J, eow3t So
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Headquarters,
oyD BRIGADE, S. c. NJ.

IND DhlISI'E, -. ". ~.
EDGEFlELD G. H., August 80, 1851
>vE Regiments composing the 2nd Brigade, 5
r.. Militia will parade I"r Review and DIN
4 c.. uaces herein indicated, VIZ:
at times ana ;,nent at Richardson's. on Tuesda,
The 10Th Rec.
the 23d September. Old Wells, on THURSDAY
The 7th Regiment at
a5,h September. 7gield hear Alrs
The 9th Regiment at SprL.. mb.r.
Brnnson's, on Saturday 9Th sept.. 'esday "o'l
The stl Regiment ut Morrows, on.
September 2n'
The 9th Regiment at Lur'ax's, on Thursday
October.
Commissioned and non Commissioned Officers
will assemble the day previous at their respective
Regimenta parade grounds for drill and instruction
Officers in command Of Regiments are charged
with the extension OF this order.
BY order Brig. Gen. J. r. WEVER.
q. w. CAnwlLE, Brigade Major.
Sept 3 1t 81
sS Abbcvc Banner copy twice.
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Certificates.

COLUMBIA. Co., Ca, March &c, 1876.
This is to Certify that have bought, Tor Mrs. E.
F. Lnmpkin, three SO saw, Curve Breast Cotton
Gins, manufactured bv MIR. Thomas Wynne Of Bel
Air Ga, and do not hesitate to say that they are
the bes, Gins with which have any acquaintance.
though have considerable experience in that line.
| can recommend Mr.. Wynne's Gins, to the public
as being, in every way, worthy Of trial.
% THOMAS II. PEEK.
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Sale of Lands,

yY1HE Executors Of Jacob B. Smith, decd, will
sell at EdgeGeld c. H., on the first MONDAY
in November next all the remaining lands belong
ing to the Estate, consisting of
Three Thousand Two Hundred Acres,
sub-}iv;ded into Twelve Lots, containing from
Two Hundred to Eight hundred acres each.
These are for the most part pine lands OF fair
quality, and excelIenty timbered, lying in the VI.
ciu,ty Of Clouds Greek. and adjoining lands OF
Mcssrs Corley, Padgett, Denny, Lorck, Crouch,
Huiet, Estate of Rhinchart, and others.
rTThese Lands will be sold on q credit oftweve
months with interest.
~ BENZ. WALDO, E,,ors
G. a. ADDISON. ''''
Seut 3 st of
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State of south Carolina.
,,~~,,rYrt,> rISnDITT

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
DYW.F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District; ,-r., g., Tor.
administration, on all and singular the goods
e,so. s ah,,,es rights and credits of John W. fonn'
nne Ia,a oT ,he District aforesaid, deceased.
nese ,hs kindred and creditors of the said deceas
sd to- and appear before at
Court for til. said District to be- holden a. a shew
Gp the S s .sa al should
be granted. ,5 os,, tbi, first day OF
s.nsnber in The year of our Lord one thousand eght
hundred and ff,y.aix and in the egh'y'hrS' year o'
American Independence: ,,,p1soE n Ed.
saniember 1856 " o1
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Jack vi al Ito.

A FINE JACK of the Malteze stock, formerly
n owned by Daniel Holland, ESQ, will stand
the FALL SEASON at my residence, one mile
from Lofts p o., and will be le, to Mares at Ten
Dollars to insure Mare in fca-,he money due
when it is ascertained that The Mare is in foa O,
traded. All care will be taken 10 prevent acci-
dents, but not responsible for any. 25 cents to
the groom. BENNET HOLLAND.
Sept 8 81 80
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Notice.

OBLIGATION will be made to the mex. ,ss ,ss, ses.
A Inn NJ the Legislature to discontinue ,haI par.
10 s,o reaa leading from Edge6eld G. H. to HamSu,g
uowu =. the old Stage Road from It's ,unsS.are ssn
knSWbb bs Three Notch road the residence o' 6ep.
P Tuan, and instead thereof to open soe paaS re eu
roaa ' to It's junction with the Pine nGuse nos' ~
tS the Edgefeld 8 Hamburg PLANK INK A0aa' 50
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Arril 9
E he Fast TroftIng Stallion,
ST.. LAWRENCE,

ii AS just arrived, per steamer Soulhcrncr and
IL is at &. a. Red plantation, four miles from
Augusta, Oh the Savannah Road, and will be let 10
Mares at the rate oi s2j the season. with the privi
lege Of pu ng from To SCISSOR Until the Mare
proves with foal, or patcd with
81. Lawrence is II beautiful Bay, with black legs,
name and tail; Is hands inch high seven years
old, with good bone and well proportoned; weighs
1910 rnnnds. We believe him to be the fastest
trutting Stallion on the American continent, and,
willing to back our judgment, will match him against
any stallion for $1,000 side /" 60 10 wagons, ever
Lafayette Course.
His sire was the renowned troiting horse. St.
Lawrence, who was the best ,rot,ing horse Of his
day, having, TN two occassions, beaten the cclebrl
ted Jack Rossitcr, and others. His dam the
last ,ro,lns Mare. Hutch NIoil--shcby Morgan.
The pr"rrielors having formed Il Stock Company
fur the purpose Of improving our Southern Stock,
and one of them having travelled through the
Northern aud Eastern States and portions OF the
British Provinces, inst, uc,ed Ia buy The finest and
:irG, ST Trotlg Stallion that could b. procured, un-
limit, d in lr.ce; and we have been at n very
heavy outlay N Pre- curing this t.ne Stock Horse we
hope The Planters wI look their interest. and be-
stow that patronage which our undertaking merits.
I'y way Of encouraging Planters TO take care of
their Colts. we offer the following Premiums: For
the best Colt. six months old Pitcher, valued Mt
$50: second best, Cup valued 1T $40.
Good pastures gratis for all Mares from distance,
and erain fed if desired, on moderate terms.
A. WILSON.
J:D MATHEWS,
T. HECKLE, ''pf'e'o'.'.
C. RED,
Augusta, Sep. 3, 1856. At "a
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tn Contractors,

u,uE Contract for building NEW BRIDGE
across Big Horse Creek will let; sosthe
,owest bSder on the 10th Of September next a. me
Bridge, precisely at y o'clock.
onoa mu ofT. S' ". Whatley 81 Thos enti
.ha IeaSs Sav " for letting.
'S tue cr Bv order Of the Board of Commissioning
s.:.z,. = $50 ssgt vssa SIS: 81 s WISE ses
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THE Subscriber offers for sale TWO TRACTS
Il OF LAND.
River Swamp Tract, contains by resurvey, One
Hundred and Sevcnty-i five acres, adjoining Rambo'
Twiggs, Hammond and others.
High Land Tract, contains Eighy-four acreswa
fine situation for MISUNDERSTANDING Mrs. Will
liams, Mrs Nails and DR.. Bradford.
U- For terms, apply to Sam. J. NJ Clarke, or
t Subscriber. SAML. CLahNS'
c,n,o St 81
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COLUMBIA, Co., Ca, March 81 1856.

COLUMBIA, Co., Ca, March 81 1856.
hereby certify that bought as saw, Curve
Breast Cotton Gin. of Mr.. Thomas Wynne Of Bel
Air, Ga, in the year 1855; and having thoroughly
tried said gin i am not afraid that shall say more
for it than it deserves as that is simple impossible
ity. 1t gins as fast and makes good lint as J, or
any other reasonable man could wish it to do. In
fact, there is no deficiency, in any respect about it
r. FOSTER.
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Beech Island Land

Aug2 27
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Us.
S. P. Tolnpkns.
10y an Order from Chan DuSKrS, in this case, |
d will sell at Edgefeld C. H., on The first Mon
day in October next, the following Real Estate VIZ
The place known as the Mccullough place, con-
tanning Eight Hundred and Thirty $500 Acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of Washington
Wise the Estate of Moses Swea 'sngin, decd, Mrs
Lundy and others. .iA-55
Terms One third part Of the purchase money
to be paid on tho lst January ]s57-one third part
Ist January 1858, and the remaining one third Isl
January 1859, with nteres: on the several payment:
from lst january 1857. The costs Of this suit vii
be REQUIRED in cash The purchaser will be re-
quired to give bond with ample personal security
and mortgage on the premises to secure the pur
chase money. n. slalhlNo, c.E'h.D 90
Ang 27 OF 90