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The Washington union., 1857-08-27
posT OFFICE ROBBERY.

The telegraph announced the arrest of James Y.
Brayman editor Of the Chicago Democrat (black re-
publican.) charged with robbing the post Office The
Chicago Tribune gives the following version
For the past two months Mcssrs. McNally Co.
have lost large nnbef Of valuable letters mostly reg
sterad Officer Paul H. Dennis instructed TO ferret
out the matter strict watch was kept on the drawer
but FOR some days letters missing. During the
busy hours in the Office string wds tied to the drawer
TO which attached large sheet Of paper so that the
drawer could not be opened without attracting the de-
livery clerks notice
Mr.. Brayman has been in the habit of taking the
exchange papers Of the Democrat before many persons
were abont and McNaly's drawer is the Democrat
son Wednesday morning Mr. Braymm was seen 70
open McNallys drawer This was not thought much o.
as Brayman well known. On the following morning
Brayan WAS again TO open the drawer and take o.
letters Friday Mr. Bfayman came to the post p
flee usual, and again opened McNallys drawer. on
Dennis him shutting the drawer and tho et'efs
found upon his person In his pocket was found
key which opened McNally's drawer.
- Mr.. Bayman for many years connected with ,ne
Buffalo Press and has always borne an irrcpoachao'e
character. About four years ago he came to TINS cH
and became tho associate editor OF the Democrat, beng
nrustcd with the management Of that journal in the ap
sencc Of its chief editor Mayor Wentworth Mr. bray
man * deacon Of the First Baptist Church in this CITY
He has borne loading part in the advancement and sue
cess of Sabbath schools and missionary enterprises ana
at the time of his arrest the key Of the church was found
upon his person.
Mr. McNay has lost according to his own estimate,
between ten and twelve hundred dollars
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
THE TESTIMONY or a BLACK REPUBLICAN

Hon Andrew Stewart, Of Ohio, for years demo
crat, was elected TO Congress on the antiNehraska
platform, and has ever since acted with the repub-
can party. He has just been making q tour Of Kan
sas and in late number Of his paper, the steu-
bcnville (Oho) Union, he says:
" Every street, corner and doggcry of which even
in this old Massachusetts, town there not few,
had its crowd of disputants. Here ! found James H.
Lane, who invited me over to his wgwam where We
took smoke and talked over matters, He justtes hs
and that Of the ultra freoStae men OF which ne
is the leading spirit upon circumstances upon which he
alleges the people in the free States know little moth
ing also met Governor Robinson, General Pomroy,
Mr. Jenkins DIR. Cutter, s. N. Wood, and other notab
tiles Of the eeSate party The principal topic was the
Topeka legislature, then about to assemble No one
seemed to know precisely what they going to do
no plan seemed agreed upon and the more prudent ac
knowledgcd that the whole proceeding farce which
they scarcely knew how to get out OF with any kind OF
credit They were determined not to vote for members
for the constitutional convention but avowed that they
would vote members Of the territorial Legislature next
October when they expected to carry every election ds-
rct in the Territory Iendcayored to understand them
on the hypothesis Of consistency, but could not They
would not vote the constitutional election because that
would recognise the bogus Legislature but they would
vote in October for delegate 10 Congress- and for essla
tive officers under the same bogus Law. IS A
s1hcy also avowed their intention of voting down the
constitution whether good bad saying that they had
majority, and would make constitution in their own
time and such one rs they wanted. TO suggestion
that it would be Of vast interest to the prosperity OF the
Territory to have political matters settled Immediately
and finally the reply that such settlement might
tend to build up the 'dd democratic party, which
they desired to crushed to atoms
~ withdrew, than ever convinced that the free
State leaders do not desire TO peace ateral feel
ing prevail among the people Their object is to keep
Kansas bleeding for the purpose Of furnishing backfe-
publican electioneerng capital IN the States Looking
over the whole field and after mixing with the people q
the Territory for month, such conclusion forces
itself upon Inc irresistibly y N'ff
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
THE HEALTH OF JUDGE TANEY.

The venerable Chief Justice fancy, who some six
weeks ago went to the Fauquicr White Sulphur
Springs at Warrcnton, Virginia, in debilitated con-
dtion, is said to be now in the enjoyment of excel
lent health and spirits and looking better than he
has for the last fifteen years. TO see him walking
briskly over the Springs lawn, says the Warrenton
Wing, one would never suppose that the erect old
man hal reached his s0th year May he yet be spared
many years to dignity the position which is now
adorned by his talents and experience
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1857.

nAir BaEI Z JAlTE, No street Philadelphia
general travelling agent assisted by wnp JoHs Col
uss DfEnSo, J. HANMrT JAxn D. Ncx r. w. hou-
KseS W. wnEy WA. WATERMAN AIx CAIsoS, d. X Mus
I'M BES. y. swAIS T. AsEAAS aud DAVIS.
ssAr HKr LAWS Montgomery Alabama "a generaltray
cling for the States Of and Tennessee assisted by
JAMES o. IEwis and IL NJ. LEWIS, r
BsMr O. W. jams No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Is our
general collecting Texas assisted by
IL j. Thomas WlLA H. THoz Tnos NJ JAMES, Dr. A. l. onLDs,
GEORGE Norris and hARD Receipts Of either will be good
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pREsIDl

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
LIB. Danforth, jr, purser in the navy, vice John
V. Dobbn resigned.
Charles E. Sinclair associate justice for the United
States court for the Territory of Utah. vice Stiles,
removed
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
coMpLIMENr mol sENAroR pouGLAs.

Senator Douglas has received the compliment of
an invitation to public dinner from the citizens of
st. Paul irrespective Of party in recognition Of his
valuable services in behalf of Minnesota when chair
man Of the Congressional Committee on Territories.
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
THE QUICKEST PASSAGE ON RECORD.

Subioned is an extract from the log of the United
States steamship Vanderbilt, Il. Higgins command
er, from New York to Cowes, third voyage Cast of
from dock at New York at 220, p. M Passed Sam
dy Hook, 21O; discharged pilot, 23O, August l.
The Washington union., 1857-08-27
SECRErARY THOMPSON.
ew York News Of Tuesday says !:

The Now ork NtWs OF uesudy 5ays7'
''The Hon Jacob Thompson, Secretary Of the Depart
ment OF the Interior arrived in the city yesterday direct
from Washington and is stopping at the St Nicholas
The Washington union., 1857-08-27

Time of passage -----------9 days hour.
Making the passage equal to 9 days hour to Liy-
erpool
The Persia reported best passage is 9 days hour
and 30 minutes The New York papers agree in pro-
nouncing this passage Of the Vanderbilt as the quick
est on record
The Washington union., 1857-08-27

The last stone has been laid ON the custom-house
Richmond Virginia and the building will soon be COW
cred in
The Washington union., 1857-08-27

UNITED STATES TRoors. "A large number Of soldiers
from the Minnesota station arrived here Inst evening on
the Time and Tide route for Salt Lake City, where
they have been ordered by the Secretary Of War The
troops stationed at Fort Lenvenwoth have been or
dercd to repair to New Mexico, To reinforce the army
there.--heoIk Times, lSM
The Washington union., 1857-08-27

H. Arrived at the Needles at l.20, a. IN.
ADDafcnt time y Gays ID houTs
Deduct difference of longitude
The Washington union., 1857-08-27

The possibility Of loan of flo 600 900 being required
to be raised 10y the home government for the India Com
pany was the chief apprehension that weighed odny
the stock and money markets The question, however
although for consideration and discussion is of
such imminent character TO justify any serious de-
preston for the moment In the first place the India
Company thus fur free from any pecuniary difficulty
and the nature Of their accounts from the East has
led them to anticipate that any inconvenience would be
Immediately experienced tho other side from the want
Of funds. Heavy their expenses may be- the fact of
the native army having ceased TO exist relieves the
lry from the enormous cash outlay required for its
pay while che temporary stoppage If not the ultimate
forfeiture Of some Of the pensions granted TO princes
supposed now to be implicated in the rcbol:ion viii also
prove considerable saving Moreover IL IL to be re-
marked that OF the 000 600 ofspecc believed to have
been IN the hands Of government at the time Of the out
orcnk the enhc proportion in The northwest provinces
and tho Punlab was only about 81 IO0 COO Cbsegaea
" Sos1g NE Disturbances nc 70 heps reod Lorer Bcpga
or 70 Bombay Of N9ras, aay Be assumed that at ior
$40 GOO, 600 Is W s Hence there is reason 10 hope no
sudden eNgcncy will be experienced and even II the
indian government should e obliged forthwith 10 resort
to oans the questionw still remain whether they should
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-07-15
List Of Letters;

d EMAlNlNG in The Post Office at Edgeheld
IL c. H. on the lst July 1857. Persons calling
for Letters on this list will please say, Advertised.
A W Ashell, ., a K Able, Mrs Addison,
j Arickoo, Mrs S Addison, K Atkins, 7 Atkins
B-H Bowie. w Brooks, L Bird, II Bird, j
Bunch, Mrs r Burton, f Barratt, Capt Bartlett,
Miss NJ. Baukman, NJ. Bar!ord.
C D-NIrs Cogburn or N Cogurn, Cor
ley, T J Davis, Nj NJ David, 2, n Dix
e, F-Nliss L Educy, Misses Il and NJ Ed
ncy, j Fortner, II R Farr,2
G., H-NIiss A Garrett, Gardner, 2,
Griffin, Hearing, B Howard, } Howard, j Har-
relI, 3, B Hatcher, Hall, d Huff, aiss Hun.
ter, II Howard, E Harrison, A 6 Howard, A
TIunston, narling.
j, TX e Jones, G W Jones, Miss E.Johnson,
W Jennings, J Jey, j H Knox, 2, Miss King, L
Kotzou.
L, M, N-A Lawton, NJ S Liscnbce, Lid:
denton, l. Long, NJ L Mack, - Martin, ?
Moses, Miss Mathis A Morris, 7 G Martin,
A Mervine, Capt Miney. J. MeHwe'her, ) A Muir
rcll. Nj Moss, Miss i Nicholson.
p, Q-NIrs l. Perrin, L Posey, ] Padgett, S
Padget,, NJ Padgctt, Padgett, H G Parnell, B
Perry, NJ V Quarcs
IL, S-J i Ransom, II D Roun.ree, 9, V Ran,
dali. s B RYAN, L Robertson, Mrs L Saunders, 9
Mrs N Shaw, /, Samuel, Mrs c Soigee. Mrs X
scgu, Mrs NJ strom, J Smith, 2, j D Sharp, I
searIes, 3, Mr. Sc Smith, A G scrigh,, o Sheppard
II, w M Tillman, j Terry, j Talbert Mrs
J X Thomas, II A Turner, DR. w II Zimmerman
J L y illiams, Fl Wurn, Mrs 7 White, Mrs S II
Whiteock, Y Williams, L. Williams, Mrs E Viii
ans, Dr. Williams, Mrs Wiburn, j d Will
Iiams, S Walton. A. RAMSAY, P. NJ.
.1ulv Ct III
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
pJcHMoND COUNTY, G A

RICHMOND COUNTY, G A.,
CONTINUES to manufacture WOOL i
" CLOTH at l21 cents per yard finding every
material except the Wool. The extensive and con-
stanty increasing patronage the Factory has en-
joyed for years past, assure the Proprietofs tnat
the article Of
Winter Clothing for Negroes,
Made by them, has not been surpassed by any
Cloth made North or South.
Recent extensive improvements and additions
not only enable us to keep up the standard Of the
Goods but to secure an early delivery OF the same.
Planters or others who may desire to avail them
selves of this opportunity, and secure first rate
article at moderate cost, have only to send us the
Wool, washed clean in cold water. If sent dirty
one half cent per yard extra. is charged for wash.
ing BURY Wool is not Objectionable; the Burrs
are removed by machinery.
The name of the owner should be marked on oil
Packages sent u.s. Wool sent by any OF the Rail
Roads in Georgia, Alabama or South Carolina, to
the Augusta Depot, marked Richmond Factory,
land owners name also) will be regularly and
promptly received, and the cloth, when made, re-
turned to the points directed. Each parcel Is made
I'D in the turn received, hence an early delivery IS
always desirable. All instructions to
VIM. SCHLEY, Pres't
Augusta, Ca, July 6, 3m 70
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
HAMRuRa. q. q,

64AI19O - .EtSF, - ~
TIME Proprietor Of this well known and popu-
IL lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in an.
nouncing to his friends and the travelling public
generally, that this House is still open for the
ception Of company, and that in future his whole
energies will be put into requistou 10 crafty the
wants Of each and all who may favor him with their
patronage.
During the past week the House has been
thoroughly repaired. and the Rooms nnd Furniture
put in excellent condition for the Spring and Sum-
mer season.
My Table will be furnished with the best that can
be had, and presided over by one skilled in the eui.
nary department-and in short, everything requisite
to crafty the taste Of the epicurean will be eupped
In abundance. The servants Of the CAROLINA
HOTEL are noted for their polite and attentive char
acter and are ever In attendance to obey the wishes
of my Guests.
Having procured comfortable Stables, Horses leit
In nv care hereafter will receive the best attention.
Thankful for past encouragement and patronage,
respectfully solicit continuance of the sams.
JOHN A. MAYS.
g The travelling community are notified that
they and their baggage will be conveyed. at mo-
ment's warning, without charge, to the Carolina or
Georgia Depots. j. A. M;
Hamburg, June lO 1857 ~
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COMMUNICATED.
GREAT GAINS FROM SMALL RISKS.

EVERY man looks for gains which may be OBJ
tained by small risks, but after all, few men, com
parativey, act with much wisdom. They waste
too much time in looking about and examining
A we'll conducted lottery is the institution TO in,
vest in, because it takes no time of any conse,
quencc All that need be done is to enclose ten
five, or two dollars and half, for whole, half OR
quarter ticket, to those correct and prompt mana
gers, Mcssrs. SWAN g. Co., Atlanta, Ga. BY re-
turn of mail the ticket will be sent, and the drawn
numbers Immediately after. The lotteries are
drawn every Saturday, and are said to be wholly
satisfactory to purchasers. The prizes range from
twenty dollars to sixty thousand so that there are
great chances for all the purchasers.
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A MEXICAN H0 TIE L,
HAMBURG, S. G,

HAMBURG, S. G.
THE Subscribers take this opportunity of in
i forming their friends and the public generally
that they have bought the above HOTEL, and
are having reftted in the best possible style for
their reception. We Rat,cr ourselves that every
necessary arrangement has been made to promote
the comfort of i'll who favor US with their company
Our ROOMS are airy and comfortably furnished ;
SERVANTS attentive aud obcdient. And our
TABLE will be constantly supplied with the pest
the season affords. Our friends may therefore rest
satisfied that every ex"r1ion will be chetrfuy rem
dered to make their soourn pleasant and agreeable
There will he in attendance GOOD OSTLER,
and Horses left in our charge will receive Partlcu-
lar attention.
esg-Persons arriving at this House may feel as
sured that their baggage will be promptly sent,
free Of charge, to the Carolina Or to either OF the
Georgia Dcpots.
We solicit share Of The patronage Of those visit
ing our Town. G. 9. CUNSlNGHaM' -,
MARY s. CUNNINGHAM,
Propretors.
Hamburg, June ], 1857. ly II
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$25 Reward,

A MAN 6 feet high, Of large frame, black hair,
"A ewes and beard, and dressed with white coat,
black pantaloons and soft hat, and calling himself
Pope, and planter from Marion District, bor-
rowed from me on Tuesday morning last, my sor-
rel MARE, to ride across the River to Glymph's
Store, on business Of pressing importance, and to
return Immediately. After leaving Monticello, he
turned to Hughy's Ferry, asked for MIR. Wise, lat
several places) who lives as he said, near MeNarys
Ferry, on Saluda. AS he is now, probably, 'ar ont
of the State, and has likely traded the Mare, VIII
Give s25 for information Of her. She is about Is
hands high, no white remembered, excepting few
roam hairs light sorrel, and the left fore knee slight.
" sprung She is q rapid single footed PAGER, trots
fast, walks and canters well and is newly shod.
''-'''' J. B DAVIS.
Monticello, Fairfield District, June 90, 2ts6
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
CANDI A II E S!

TIE friends Of Capt LEWIS COVAR, res.
pectfully announce him as a candidate for Sheriff,
of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends of W. W. SALE, Esq, Of
Hamburg in the upper part of the District, respect
fully announce him as candidate for Sheriff Of
Edgefeld District at the next election.
The friends Of Co. VIM. QUATTLEBUM res
pectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgefeld Mt the ensuing election.
p We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as a candidate for reelection for
Sheriff of EdgefeId District.
p TIE Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Edge6eld District at the next election.
--<s<---
UT The Friends of Mr. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
of Edgefed District at the next election.
uT The Friends of Mr.. CHARLES CARTER
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edge6cld District at the next election
1F The Friends Of Mr.. CHAS. NJ. MAY, res
pectrully announce him as Candidate for Tax Col
ector of Edgefcld District at the next election.
sg THE Friends of Maj JOHN c. LOVE-
LESS respectfully announce him as Candidate tor
Tax Collector of Rdgefeld District at the ensuing
election.
nTThe friends of STARTLING TURNER, an
nouncc him candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election.
p The Friends of Mr.. M. W. LYLES respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax Collec.
tor of Edge6eld at the next election.
e~ The Friends of Capt. E. W. HORN, re-
spectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edge6eld District at the ensuing elec'
ton.
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, July An unpublished letter in
the Republican says the Democratic Convention
which met at Lecompton on the third, was COM
posed of majority of pro Slavery men; bu,
that the whole Democratic party will support
Walkers inaugural, and the submission of the
Constitution to the people Resolutions were
passed excluding all sectional distinctions adopt
ing the Cincinnati platform assuming that the
name "Natonal Democracy Of Kansas" en-
braced all Democrats whether from the North
or South. Governor Walker was invited to ad-
dress the Convention, which he did with great
effect Ransom's election is regarded as certain
Later adrices from Leavenworth state that
General Harney discredited the reported battle
between the Indians and the troops under Colo
mel Summers command
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SIerin''s Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Faeias t'
ED me directed, will proceed to sell at Edge
field C. H., on the first Monday in August next
the following property in the following cases TO wit
Marion Roberts VS.. Thomas X. Collier; james
Blackwell VS. The Same One Tract of Land con
tanning three hundred acres more or less, adjoining
lands Of Charles Freeman, James Blackwell an'
others.
Urah Mars, bearer, VS. James Stewart and Chris!
topher Wellington. One Tract of Land c"ntaInln
Five hundred acres, more or less adjoining land
George Garner, Henry Rush and others, levied OF
as the property Of C. Wellington.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
JAMES EDISON, sED.
1uly 9 1870 Ate u
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

A. c. DeCO'tes, Treas Bill for Account and
rs. { Foreclosure.
C. W. Styles.
DY Virtue Of an order in Equity in the above
ID stated case. will offer for sale at Edgciield
C. H., ON the first Monday in August next, the
HOUSE AND LOT IN POTTERSyILLE,
Recently occupied by c. w Styles, Esq, and ad-
Joining lands of Col L. w. pickcns and others.
eY-rcrms, Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
n. SINjkINS, c.E.ED.
,Juy 4tc ~
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n YIN E MI AL.

MARRIED, on Sunday morning 2Sth ut., at the
residence of Mr.. John Salter, by NJ. II. Padgett,
Esq, Mr. THOMAS JEFFERSON FOREST and Miss
TALITlA CAROLINE SALTER, all this District
"Till hymen brought his love-delishted hour,
There dwelt no joy in Edcn's rosy bower;
The world was sad the garden was wild,
And man, the hermit sighed, till woman smiled"
MARRIED, on the 7th inst, by L. Corley, Esq,
Mr. B. B. BURTON and Miss CAROLINE WILLIAMS,
all of Edgefeld District.
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RanaWaV,

L man JEFF, about 2S years old, about six
feet high, and weighs near l75 lbs. Said jeff is oil
rather thin vsage, dark Completed, and the first
finger on right hand off at first or second joint
lad On when he left good pair of new blue cot
ton pants, linen freck 'at, common cotton shirt,
and black wool hat. He also took of with him
two or three shirts and black bombazine coat
Any one taking said JEFF up and notifying me Of
the fact shall be literally rewarded for their trouble
and expense. Address me at Cold Springs. Edge
field District, S. C. +. Z. WOOD.
July Is II "a
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DYw.F DURlSOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District:
Whereas, George W. Landrum hath applied TO me
for Letersof Administration, oil and singular the
goods and chattes, rights ard credits Of J. S. Lin.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish oil and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be nnd appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for The said District be holden at Edgefeld
C. H. on the 9th day of July inst, to show cause,
if any, why the said Administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and zeal, this 18th day Of
July, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ty-seren and in the Eigh.y'second year
of American independence.
july Is 2t u
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A Rare Chance!

TINE Subscriber wishing to remove 10 the South
j West, offers for sale his BEAuilFUL
HOUSE AND LOT in the Town Of Grante'ille.
As an inducement to purchasers to come and see
for themselves he would state that the Lot with all
it's improvements, consisting of Two Story Dwell,
ing House, built after the most improved style OF
architecture, neatly finished and pastered through
out Kitchen with two apartments, Well oi ex-
cclent water can be bough for Cash. or on credit
till the first Of October nsxt for less than the orlgl
nal cost Of the Dwelling House alone.
'N' 49, A. P. NORRIS.
Gron;teyille June Is, 20
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

W. L. Coleman, Bill for specific per.
p.J. Coleman. ss, J0'm1"ee' &C.
DY Virtue of an Order in Equity in this case,
ID will sell at Edgcfcld c. IL, on the first Mon
day in August next, the Tract oi Land described IN
the bill as the
sALUDA MILLS PLACE,
Being part Of the Estate of James Coleman, de-
ceased. not yc, sold, and as to Which W. L. Cole
man is entitled to one moiey and p. j. Coleman tc
the other.
cY,T Telms made known on day Of sale.
AS lNlKlNS, C. f. Ed.
July8 Ate ~