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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
THE UTILITY OF DRAINING.

have had peach orchard for some thirty
years on high land. ! generally planted IT
with potatoes. In the dry seasons they were
always very small, and the ground so hard il
was next TO an impossibility TO get spade
or dung-fork into the ground to ret out the
potatoes. In wet season they were large
enough, but the greater part Of them rotted,
and sometimes the whole. The trees in the
lower end Of the field were unthr.ity, and
died out IN few years.
You know think draining the radical
cure for all the ills that land or its products
are heir to; and few years ago went at
draining il by laying out a drain across the
lower end TO empty into a drain Ia the field
adjoining, and then parallel drains up TO the
higher end of the lot, twenty feet apart, and
put man to digging the same in dry sea-
son. After he had been az work few hours,
| went to see how he was getting along.
When asked how he was getting on. he said,
"Shure, sur, this land don't want draining !;
It's too dry intirely, and 50 hard that wather
could ni,er get into i at all" ! told him
when lie got that drain the whole length, and
about three feet deep, ! expected signs OF
water. About four hours aiterward ! asked
II he got any water. lie said no, but II
sweats in the bottom. Next morning there
vas run Of water; and so it was in all the
drains.
Now for the result. First, have never
had rotten potato in il since. In wet
season they come out clean. Before drain
Ing, in a wet season. they were 50 coated
with Clay, one scarcely knew whether they
were nofafOCs or STONES We have seldom
had greater drought than this season, YET
NV potatoes are very large, and YOU can pull
stalk, and then put in your hand and bring
out the fine, white potatoes, without using
spade or fork. avn sure the excess q
produce the first wear. paid all the cost o
drainage; and the improvement in th,
peaches is equally marked. feel coniiden
that every man that could see the improve
mcnt would 60 and do likewise.
Lielf,H Enquirer.
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BE Nor WEARY IN WELL DOING"
ny JOINS eF IRuAx.

BE not weary in well doing" said a ,ener.
nble aud gifted lady 10 me. nac evening. in
her own parlor, laying down the paper, aud
turning towards me, IN her chatty, pleasant
way ;ani she added:
You are lawyer AMI NAV sometime b.
a judge. The caution Is worth remember
ing."
81 hope shall always try to do as well as
| can" replied.
Yes; but that is not exactly nv meaning.
lierc-suppose, tor instance. yon had caught
a hiel in yuur house what would you do 70
him !"
My mind reverted to the skulking. filthy
yagabonds ut the Police Court; 10 their de.
graded, hopeless faces. and Mhimpering, lalse
entrcatles. aud said
Il should not wish any revenge; but !
would have him sent 10 pr,son Tor d, long a
term as could procure, merely as a meaas
u removing pest lrom sucirty."
"Yes, yes understand s,id the old
lady. !" knew very vel what YOUR lawyers
view would be; but I've followed NV own
advice, 10 such a matter, before this. aud |
am thankful Tor it. ! will tell yui my story,
Il you promise me not To repeat IT,"
promised Which promise this permitted
publication, by The way, docs not break. she
continued:
IL noticed just nov the great cise Of the
heirs 81 Dunghsrly against tue City 81 Ctn-
cinnatl is drc'lrd /; Henry L. rarliOn, prin.
eipal counsel lur tie delrucr
81 know" said. " aud the defence car
ried the case. too and spcndd argument
that summing up"i Tarl,un's must have been
Ivy all accnunts. Is raritpn the LAWYER Wh,
gave you What you think bid advice: VII,
there are mol hail a.dpzcn counsel Of rrputA
ton superior to his ~ the culntry. ist
mustn't set up a wDman's nntiun against ;
leading LAWYERS upininn."
Let ne tell d" answered the old lady
!" that you can't easily have too much respec
| Inr good ' w0man's nOtiUn,' as you call II
Bot here's my story:
i About filteen years ago there was p"bli'
! procession through tie streets oi this e,iy. loI
lie inauguration u the new GO,.rinr. In,
show was unconmouly brilliant anI | 90,
self. with every remaining ptrsaii 10 IN
house, was outside upon the Trout piazza
Wishing to wave my handkerchief alOns wit
the rest, | stepped into Tie huuse isr It, ha,
ing left il uppn the sula, when 10 my aston
ishment, belirld man 10 tie frUnt patlnr
gathering the sauables ir,m the mantle an
table. 1 Screamed out pretty sharply, as 70
! MAJ imsginei and Two vr ;hrss remsn 40
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rmm The Ohio Farmcr
ryu,t'srING THE SOIL.

We read in America much Of the "ex.
hausted soil of Europe" have seen none
Of il. So Ear from being exhausted. think
the soil Uf Europe is now better than ever.
How can soil be exhausted. which has, for
centuries, received plentilully Of manures,
and manures made upon the best possible
systemsi think little reflection. coupled
with the proper observance Of European
agriculture, must lead 70 the conviction that
the soil Of Europe is constantly receiving
more back in manure, &c, than is taken
away in products. OF all farm products,
the atmosphere aud rains furnish the larger
quantities Of it, component parts, and when.
ever proper system Of manuring exists the
ground must become constantly enriched.
In Europe. manure is the eyer.present
idea Of the farmer; and BY gathering all
oIIals, and making manure in any conceiv.
able way. he dvss no. only BY green ma
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TIE FIRST DIsApPoINrMENr.
Glennyille, Jan. 1855.

TIE FIRST DISAPPOINTMENT.
i not this beautiful? Ii is contribute
to the Home Journal, By Mrs. T. II. Beve,
ridge, Of Galveston, Texas:
saw youthful mother.
Once on a summers day,
Set down smiling infant,
To watch its iroiic pll.;
Il gambolcd on the aJwers
That decked The carpet DER,
Aud seemed, with childish wonder,
Each object to explore.
A something on the instant
iis glId career arrests,
And earnestly it gazes where
golden sunbeam rests;
While on the new found glory
Il i.ed lis wondering eyes,
Aud trustlully reached iorIh It's hanl
10 se.le the gliilcr.ns prize.
Aud nov its uny flgers clasp
- the treasure rich anl fae,
Which in lis baiy innocence
Is surely ,hought was there.
But ali tia, hand unelOses,
Aud to its earnest gaze
Reveals no gem 81 beauty
No bright imprisoned rays!
And then lie fis, Of many tears
Fell on the cleIu5 lace
Tie frs, sad disappointment
In iife's uncertain Ta.e!
And thus i, has been with Us all,
Who its dark game have played
We've soushl 10 grasp ths saAsiinr,
Aud only founl Ile shade.
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nHnu1rnrApne.


The t'iosinS sta,eneu ~ the Rev. l'..N. PeFse.
susfaenlen " Tho Fisr Points House y Industry,
), gwen el ~ s that peaks vOlVmes 10 The saln.
able properties of this fsmsdy.
NJ. q. A. tconssd--Sit ~ iake iisa,pfe inifsns-
niiaa 90 y,u The following firt. IN telliian 70 cure
perfected hy the " your south American Fever and
Aru. Renriy upn ane II tie inmates " tie House
n inda.t'y. lain Yaunsa WIN h,d heen suiIeiins
I'm. ehls aid lever dnrias III. pid I've mlnihs. xas
in Nasrnsrt lisi alfrkrI and lhs parpsSsms Wsfe
srxrfe ~ any ever knew slm,i ia.iani feirf vas
espesienrel % giving llr i'-i s-e the expected
d,s ~ ~ aa,ii ~'s 81 anifcfsi ani a,d The htIpy
,rset aG n,sftupfng the piosysms sine then ~
af hs des.e htsl le HIN. snd he hiss recovered
hi. former wun,ed sppcursues aud he.lih.
Tfuly yauts. &C.. Y. M'FEASE.
New YOk. January -. 1886,
q. A. Lssa,sd, E.q.-.peaf sif,--lis,ns sufsiei
ffsn severe aiiacks n Fevsf and Anue. hal nes,y
desstei of a. iint any relief other than temp faff
sas. Bat while lsioinl under severe stick, q wa'
,asrsasd to w ysuf femsiv aud unliks olhsf feme
diss have esd, II has povsd pfampt snd psfmansri
sa-s, q issvs as@r ecsvv ssss % lsss siissoi Aar
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ing return Of the complaint and can mend The
South American Fever and que Remedy % d yalu.
able one for the elec,ual cure Of The disease.
RntkER phi pTr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-16
SheriE,s Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry writs OF Fir! faclas 10 're
ID directed, will proceed. to sell at EdR'tie'd
C H., on the first Monday in October next: me
following property in the following cases, to wit:
Marion Roberts vs Thos. K. Collier; Olher
Plaintiffs VS. The Same. One Tract OF Land con,
tanning Three hundred acres, m"re "r less, ana
adjoining hands of James Blackwell, Charles Free
man and others.
NV. Cary VS. Elizabeth Turner, One Tract 'i
Land containing One hundred acres, more or less,
adj dining lands OF John Mack, Cadaway Clark ana
others.
Hal,iwanrer VS.. ". G. White, One Tract
or Lot of Land containing Twenty acres, more "r
less adjoining lands Of ?. $. Brooks and lhos
Powell
John T Barnes vs Fanny Smith and p. Herrin,
One Tract uf Land containing One hundred an"
twenty acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF 7" III
Daniel. Vim. Mohley and others, and levied upoi'
as the property Of P. Lerrn.
Landon Tucker VS. Fl. zckiah Harris, The De
fendant's interest in one Tract Of Land Containing
eighty acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF L.
Tucker, Mrs. Jones and others.
James Staluaker for another, VS.. Thomas Sti'
maker, One rrac, of Land containing One nun
dred and fnrty. acres, more or less anu ad)"ln
ing lands of Mrs. Nancy Oweusby, Tandy Buck
halter and others.
Steedman g. Merritt vs. William Toney, One
Tract of Land, containing Seven hundred acres.
more or less, and adjoining lands OF e. NJ. Viewer
Samuel Posey and others.
Winchester Graham vs e. L. Whatiey and Thos.
W. Wha,!ey, One Tract Of Land lying on Savan-
nah River, containing one thousand acres. more ar
less. ana bounded by lands of Maria Atkinson.
Mary Gardner aud others.
Terms Of Sd G, Cash
JAMES EDISON, s.E,p.
Sept II Ate oo
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The Celebrated Stallion Henry,

WILL. stand the ensuing FALL SEASON at
w John p. Mays on MONDAYS and Tuesdays,
and Mt James A. Collins on Thursdays and Fridays,
ut Fifteen dollars the Season. and Twenty-Five dol
lars insurance.
HENRY is chcsnut sorrel, about fifteen hands
one inch high, and most powerfully formed b"th
for strength and speed. lie will be seven years
uld next Nav lie ran more races in his three years
old form than any horse ever ran before; among the
number were two four mile races, in both of which
he lps.-the second heat in goo4 time Il min. As
sec and Al BY half neck only. In the first he
WIS beaten by the renowned Griff Edmondson, in
the second by Mary Tay or Of equal renown. He
won several races at two and three miles.
HENRY was by Imported Glenco, his dam by
Meduc, dam by Cocsiusco, g. e. dam by Mclzar,
e.. E. g. dam by Medley. g. s. G g dam by Imported
Diomrd, &c. Ills pedigree cannot be excelled by
any horse in the world.
All persons sending mares to HENRY must say
at the time how they are to be served, otherwise
they will be charged az BY the season.
JOSIAH SWINDELL.
Aug 5 u ~
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[IAnBURa. June {
CAROLINA HOTEL,
HAMBuRG. "a. @

HAnI5CE1G, q. q.
TIME Proprietor Of this will known and popu-
Il lar HOTEL takes peculiar pleasure in an
nnuncing to his friends and the travelling public.
generally that this House is stiH open Tor tile re-
c.ption Of company, and that in future hi, whole
energies will bc put into r.quiSltIon t crafty the
waits OF each and all who may favor him with their
patronage.
During the past week tho House has been
n roughly repaired. a;,d the R"nms and Furniture
rul in excellent condition for the Spring and Snn,-
mcr seasun
Ny Tnhie will be furnished with the best that can
he had AMI presided over By skilled in the cu-
nary partrrn,-and in short, everything requisite
10 CRAFTY The caste OF the epcureau will b. supplied
in abundance. The servants OF :he CAROLINA
HOTEL ure noted for hir polite and attentive char
acer and are ever in attendance to obey the wishes
Of my Guests.
Having procured comfortable Stables, Horses left
in nv care hereafter will receive the best attention.
Thankful for past announcement and patronage,
I respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
JOHN A. MAYS.
U The travelling community are notified that
they and their baggage will be conveyed. a. mo.
ment's warming without charge, to the Carolina or
Georgia D.pots. j. A. NJ.
Hamburg, June 10 1857 If %
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Sep: II
SherEE's Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias t.
ID me directed, will proceed t" sell at Edge,
field e. H., on the first Monday in October next
the following property in the following cases. to wit:
R. r. Parks VS. NJ w. Lyles; Other Plaintiffs
VS. The Same, One Negro boy Augustus.
Hezekiah Porter vs. E. NJ. Cordcr and Morgan
Corder, One Brown Mule and one Jack.
R. H. Sullivan VS. Jackson Holmes, Trustee, One
Negro man Wiley.
a. D. Bolcs, Ex'or VS. E. Padgrtt, One negro
woman Sal and two Mules.
L. c. Bryan Va John c. I.oreless, One ba!
Horse and one Buggy and Harness.
John P Bates, Trustee, for the use Of another.
vs. George E. Hendy and others, One Buggy an
Harness.
Terms Cash.
JAMES EDISON, sED.
Sept Is st 30
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To Booksellers, Colporteurs &C.

Terms of Sale, and Rates Of Discount, TOR
:. Books Published by the Southern Baptist
Publication Society, Charlestdh, s. c.
i. On any single wholesale purchase Of $50 Or
upwards, d trade discount of 3U per cent. will be
made, and credit Of six months, given for an ap'
proved note payable in bank; or if cash be paid at
the time, further discount of per CENT will be
allowed on the reduced amount Of the BILL
Q. Wholesale bills amounting. singly. to less than
$50, will be entitled to trade discount OF y per
cent at six months, or further discount OF per
cent for cash, as above But should the several
bills of any purchaser within any consecutive perod
of six months amount to $3.50. further trade d,s,
count of S per cent. will be allowed, making 81
per cent.
3. All bills Of the current period. not previously
paid. will be considered due ut the expiration OF SIX
months. from the first purchase and then to be p'd
without further discount for cash.
4. Discretionary power is given to the Depository
Agents, in connection with the Financial Secretary.
to make special contracts for extra supplies OF GER
tain books. BY order Of til" Board
= VIM. THAYER, Rec. Sec
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Money Wanted |!

YlNHE Subscriber has placed al Notes and Ac-:.
L counts due the firm Of Bewley & Smith, or
to himself individually, in the hands Of Messrs.
Magra,h & Wright for collection. sand earnestly
hopes that all indebted will makesS Mgements
to settle by or before Return day, S655ntends>
leaving the District a early date, and must close
up bis business without further delay.
W. G. BEWLEY.
Hsnburg, SePts y 81
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

r HEREBY give public notice, that Bounty
i Land Warrant, issued in my name. rom the
Pension Office, at the City OF Washington, on thi
ll,h June y. d. 1855, for l2u acres. under the Act
of Sd March A. d.. 1855. No 22C6. aud sent to
Abner Perrin. at EdsefeId 9, H.. South Carolina,
for INV services in the ar Of 1912 with trr;''
Britain, han never been received, as>isned, trans
ferred .sr sold by me; and ] hereby declare my
intention 10 apply. at the carii st day 10 he Com
missioner of Pensions for Du. lcat. Of snch at
ranr. V. iOMf MfhiN'.
Witness, JOSEPH ABNEY.
Sept Ii g. 10
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EgvDt Land for Sale.

"g1HE Subscriber desires to Sell his LAND three
I miles North Of EAgrlield G. II. The Tract
contains $40 ACres,-one half in cuitiva'Ion
M. SLY fresh lanI-he balance in woods The place
is in yoo,I rrp;lir with plenty Of good water. The
past crops have been equal 10 any in the District
the present will show for itself. Those wishing to
buy are requested to and look, and enquire OF
any that has seen cotton and corn growing on the
premiscs
sS-Unc to five years indulgence can be hal:
MARK ETHEREDGE.
Aug 9h II 35
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIEln h'"! iilCT,
IN ORDINARY

DYW.F F. DuIlSOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
- field District.
Whereas, !losert Bryan ST., hath applied I" NJ" "r
Letters of Administration all and singular ii,s
rp ds and cat,.s rights ai,! credits u! Moses C;:k,
late nf the DisIrr, ai"r, id. decreased.
These nt., therefore, riir an" arirnonl>l all AMI
sr,giar the kindred and creditors {" Ih- sa!h decras
ell Il, - and appear h-inr- NJ onr next Ordnrys
Court lor the said District ~ br holden III Edgrfied
G. H. vn the 25h ay al Sept. inst 10 si"w
cause, il any, why the said administration should no
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day OF
S plenrr in iIe year Of cur Lurd onr thusan' ell
hundred and iflyseyen, and IN the Sind year "l anHr
Can Independence.
Sept 10 lie ~
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DYE e. EATASTE,
Warehouse and Commission
Nr Tg 70 m TT s. nj gn@

AUGUSTA, Ga,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends
II and the public generally. that they have formed
conuccti,n in The abovr busln IS, and have i"aSro
tn. FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE of Col. Clam
ton-Norh side Of Reynolds street, recently oecu-
pied by Alr. George l.. Anderson.
From their long experience, they tlattcr them
selves that they will be enable to give entire salts
fact oil to those who may favor them wi.i consgu-
nlclts Of COTTON or other produce.
Their prompt personal attention will he given t"
Orders for RAGGlN5, ROPE, &c and purchasing
Of flmiIy supplies at lowest market prices Also to
the forwarding of Goods consigned to our friends in
the interior.
Liberal Cash advances made, when desired by
our customers.
Our charges will be the. same as those Of other
houses of the City engaged in the same business
JAMES NJ. DYE.
ANDREW G. LATASTE.
Augusta. Aug 10 It 81
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LANDS FOR SALE,

DY consent OF all the paris in interest. will
ID offer or sale at Eagrfvld Court House, on
the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER next,
ALL THE LANDS
of the late Andrew Gomi'lion. deceased, for parti
ion among his heirs at law, consisting Of the fol-
lowing Tracts. to wit:
l. TUE HOME TRACT, adjoining lands of
Jesse G million, James Neil and others, containing
six hundred and twenty-four (62l) acres, more or
less.
9. TIE HALL TRACT. adjoining lands of
Jesse Condition and other lands Of said estate and
ands of Lovet G'.nIon, and containing two hum
lred and seventy nine (279) acres. more or less.
5. TIE RYAN TRACT adjoining lands of
Jesse GomiIlipn and Lovett Gomon, and con-
tlining sixty-twn (62) acres, more or less.
4. TIE NINE CREEK TRACT, adjoining
lands of CapteWm. Mohley, Jacob lagroon and
others. and containing three hundred and FIVE (305)
acres, Innre or less.
5. TIE LANG TRACT, adjoining lands Of
said Estate and lands of g. T. Boatpright and
others, containing nnety-fnur (9D acres, more or
less
6. TIE TANNING TRACT, adjoining lands
of said estate. Iovctt Gomillion and others, and
containing three hundred and seventy (310) acres,
more or less.
:. TIE BEECH CREEK TRACT, adjoining
lands Of Jesse Satchsr, .Jeplla Couch aud others,
and containing one hundred and scventy-one (lTD
acres, more or less.
The above Described lands will he sold on a
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale. The
purchasers will bc required 10 give notes With
two approved securities to SECURE the put chase
money. JiSS1 1O:di diLi1''N, gen.
For the llrrs Of Andrew Goiniilon.
l,,S OF 80
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Sept. IG 1857
Office

ES hereby given, that app icasoa will be made 70
3 the Legislature at its Ecxt srss On for II re e'.se
Of nil the right and interest o the Stare IN the Es-
cheated Property Of Cllarl,s McGrcgory, deceased,
10 JAMES s. HENDERSON and liuGH Mc,REGoa
Aug 90 1857 Sin %
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Camp Meeting Accommodation.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs all who Wit
Bethlehem, Camp Hr"an', during amp Meet
inr tina, he has made arrangements 10 open q
HORSE LOT, fur The accommodation oI all VIII"
may See proper 10 leave ih''r Horses IN h charge
Particular attention. ei"en to stuck, bu' lie VIII E"'
be accountable should any acc;Hrnt occur.
JAMES llAkLING.
S.n. lG 1857 IT. 81
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French Embroideries.
WILLIAM SHEAR,
ATIGuSTA GA.

AUGUSTA. GA.
EEAS received by the last steamer from New
It'll York, full supply OF Ladies' French EN-
BROIDERiEs, of tho latest Parish styles, among
which are
Ladies' Trimmed Lace and Muslin COLLARS
and UNDERSLEEVES, in sets, OF new and &C.
giant Embroidering; :,
Ladies' Embroidered HANDkERCHlEFS, OF
new and be utul patterns;
ladies' Embroidered COLLARS, of elegant
styles;
beautiful styles, and some at very low prices;
Ladies' Embroidered CAPS, and Infants En-
bruidered Frock WAISTS;
Dimity Bands.
Sept. IL 1857 If Ut
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Headquarters,

9Tn REGIMENT, s. G. NJ.
DUNToSsyILLE, Aug Il, 1857.
I'm Pursuance of an order received from Brig.
H Gen. w. C. alonAGNe, an Election will be he'd
ut the Company muster grounds on the 25th Sep
tember next, for COLONEL OF the 9th Regiment,
S. c. NJ, to fill the vacancy caused BY the resigna.
ton OF Col B. F. Strom.
Mai. j. W. Tompkins and Capt. VIM. Jennings
arc charged with the extension of this order.
LEMUEL CORLEY,
Lieut.. Colonel commanding.
G.. W. BURTON, Adj't.
Aup % St 81
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Executors Sale.

EDY an order from Vim. +. Durso., Esq, Or
I'd dnary o! Edgefcld district, we Wi pro
ce.i to sell al ,h, late residence Of Mary T"%"s,
d.c'd, IN SATURDAY The 3D. day "i Orlote
xt, all the pr-s";:at property OF the said de-
ceased, cons sting Of
Five Likely Negroes,
One Carriage, one Wagon. Harness, Corn, Fodder,
Plantation Tools, &c.
wT,rms made known on day Of sale.
r. Vi. SCUERT,
K W. PAYNE.
Executors vith the Viii annexed.
Sept 16 1t 80