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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28
Shreveport Advertisements.
xrusss WHITE. 40. " smiru. J. " nupwtN.
WHITE, SMITH Il BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding / Commission
NJ RCi AN $,
And dealers in
nv>x.vtes Hnnt and Mar Rtorel

Groceries, Boat and BAR Stores.
PLANTATION srffLiss, ere,
Cor Commerce g. Milan streets. Shreveport.
HAVING purchased fFoH NJ l. c. Har.
The commodious Brick Warehouse for.
merry occupied by Mr l. i. Carter, and more
recently by Mr. Nat Moore, We are now pre-
pared to receive and store cotton, merchandise
and produce, and solicit the patronage Of our
friend, and the public, plcdging our,eye. to
give prompt attention TO all business entrusted
10 cor care. We will keep on hand at Oh
TINES a large and complete stock Of Plantation
Supplies, Boa, and Bar Stores and Groceries,
Of all descriptions, to which We request the at
teniion Of purchasers.
n b Our entire charges Tor receiving, sior.
ing and shipping cotton, viii be twenty-five
cents PER bale.
Shreveport, April -, 1856 33-.y
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c
NOTICE.

ITO men Of a small amount Of capital, and
l especially those engaged, or Wishing 10
engage in the Tanning business.
Tn. Undersigned is sole agent of Samuel
W. Pergree palentiee, oil u new mode for
Tanning hides.
This process consists, lst, in the preparation
Of the hides, for which patent ISSUED on
or about 4ih July, 1886, and I'd, IN the manner
of applying the Ooxe when the hides are thus
prepared. Patented October iiih 1856. The
tim. Of manufacturing hides into leather,
which formerly required by the old process,
from six to twelve months can by this mode
be done IN from thirty to sixty days according
to the thickness Of the hides, and makes much
better leather One third Of the cNpenee,
and Two thirds of the labor are saved. The
liability to damage, by the old process, is dimin.
i-h.d one hall by this. Leather is mace by this
process with or without bark though the bark
tanned is preferable. This mode can be easily
carried INTO effect by any practical Tanner
The undersigned has recently visited the
,anery Of the pa,entee IN Mass, and from the
large quantity and the superior quality there
male by ih, process, he is induced to believe
1t is the very thing for Texas.
A thorough examination of the leather, and
extensive inqnirc, made decided impression
that the system was free from humbug The
undersigned in connection with gentleman
near Marshall, Intends establishing Tanncry
in or near Marshall immediately, when aud
where the claims Of tho pa,enlee may be thor
ougbly tested.
Many certificates might be produced, but il is
preferable to 'e-, I, IN our midst.
Persons wishing to purchase righ,-, or de-
string further information, can address the un-
dersigned, II Ware, Marshall, Texas
H. WARE.
Jan. 10, 81. No.40 at
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DISSOLUTION.

IliE firm Of RAwLiSs, DuScAS & Go
l this day dissolved by mutual consents
VA be continued for purposes Of ligudli
only. SAM. W. RAWllNs
July list, SO. /. II. DUNCAN.
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" stN"Fs wM. rtNkNEr IVA
NtNMES 4 Hull tiprpegs md C9sns
= lprs at lac. 81 Camp street, New Otlsis
Judge Semmes wa. 4 s.ochie Justice Of 4
supreme Court OF Florida up to HI. reaea
to \ew Orleans.
Mr Hill has been citizen 81 Tesas-s
tcnsNeiy and laborouSly engaged in the pa
tice OF law tor NOR than twenty years. ~
confidently refers to the Bench and Bar Of E
state
J@n 3. 81. Mo H..
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r. /. NJ ACE \ s. lTt Il L.,
MAR HALL, TIE MAS
1IAVING received from the Board Of MN
l ] ayers the appointment Of President Of
the Marshall Masonic Female Institute, take
pleasure IN announcing to the public that the
Fourteenth Session Of that Institution Will
commence on the First Monday IN September,
aud continue, without intermi--on, to the end
of the scholastic year, consisting of firo Ms
Sims of TWENTY WEEKS cach, under the fol-
lauinu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-02-28

TIN ana S0eee IRON UNWueuc(Ory.
I>IiE subscriber thankful for the liberal
i patronage be has hitherto received, ~.
specifically Informs his friends and the public,
that he has just received y lot Of tin and sheet
IRON. and Is now prepared 10 do any work in
his line, at short notice, tina, may be demand.
ed. In future, be will do business strictly on
the cash principle, as he cannot afford to work
longer on credit.
lie hopes 10 receive liberal patronage.
j. II. VAN HOOK
gr Cotton Brands cut to order
January 18th, 1886. no ~ y
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stoves ny " hOlcsAlc.
Drugs and Medicines.

'EllL subscriber respectfully invites the at
! tcution Of Physicians and Country Mct.
chants To hrs very extensive stock 1t Drugs,
Medicines, hemcais, etc, etc, which are Of.
tered for sae at a very small A. yauee on cost,
for cash OF city acceptance, among which are
the following articles On hand
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COl.ARTyERSllll..

IN re-, rim. from the commission bus
~ tax pleasure in rendering my y
thanks to tb. patrons Of the late firm Of
lins, Duhcan a. Co, and, at the same llyt'
TO call attention to the card Of their sueets
Me--rs. Duncan Il Logan, and to solel
them n continuance Of past iavors.
SAM. ". KAWLiN:
July 9Th, 1856. l5-if
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Wov Orleans 4 Advertisements.
water Color.

Nermas's, Reeves 4 Sons, Aoherma" s.
and O,bornes.
lust received. large .tocs 81 INC ABOVE
u eolor-, in cake. and in Mahogany and rose
wood boxes. with Lock and key. Also' 'ef-
man Colors, IN cakes aud boxes, hne assert
ment'
Oh eoIors, 10 ,.b.-English and Amet.ean
Canyases for portraits IN frames oil ehio 10
s2x5s; III.
Canvas in rolls, from 36 TO Sc inches vide
S,fe,eber. tot canyase.. Of all sizes
400 dox. 6ne sable and camel hair pencils
100 paint aud ,uai.b brushes, all sizes
so packages gold and silver iea'
100 bundles duck metal, white aud yc'io"
Tin foil, IN sheets and books
Tinsel Of all the usual oolors.
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A NJ. HOPKINS & Co. (.ucces.o,. ;,
IA Powell l. Ilopkins.) Co~.s.,ss,or ~
chants, Al Union street, New Orleans.
Jan. II. 81 /.
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AZ A. HAN>EY a. co, Dsalers IN las
W. CAPS, Ntra'c Goo.is, Umbrellas, etc,
Ne ~ canal street, Ncw'heans, aplo
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r. ~. BsiNroS, cu>s NJ powp
- u. BklNTON T. co, Commission and
1 70 harding Merchants, No. ~ Canal
street, New Orleans
R.j,r to--j. N. Howell g. Co Ogls-by g.
Griswo'd, White, Smith, 4 Baldwin Shfsve-
port, la.
Jan. n, 81 "
" H. ALLEN & CO., date Of Thompsop.
w Allen, g. COD Wholesaie Groccrs, and
Dealers IN Ch"'ee VINES, Liquors. Tobacco,
and Cigars, No. IS Common street, New Or.
leans.
Goods at the lowest market price and guar.
anieed IN every particular.
jan. II, 81 ly
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Seuthern Furniture Warerooms.

The largest Establishment in the South,
Nos. III and l13 Canal Street
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New Garnet store.

April 10. Soy Adjoining the
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No. ~ Camp Sreef, ~ Oricsas.
4 LWAIS on land, large assortment, =,
~ law, Medical, Theological, standard 49,
Miscellaneous Books, cheap publications. .,N
SCHOOL. BOOKS and STATIONERY
at wholesale and retail, Blank Books Of .,..-
variety. Printing and Book. binding es.rs,.,
with ucaincss and dispatch. apIs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
IiENG'S 11OJNg'AgN
Preparatory lIilitary School

TENllE next Session Of this Institution will COM
i mcnce the oh JANUARY, 1858. Cadets
are required 20 be punr.ua! in Attendance. Having
secured the assistance Of recent graduate with
dslinctiun oi the Citadel .,c;lcmy, the Principals
will cnnnicEcc tn. Yer 1888. in tn, !r Cnmmndi
ous aud newly "r,c c.el Garrison Iiuidngs, with Il
select corps uf five Professors. four "r them SraGu-
atcs Of the Citadel, and one "f 5. c. College.
TERMs-Fo: all School Exnnscs !. c., Tuition,
Books, &c, boarding, Lights, Fuel, and Washing.
.:2nn +.a-.l -l.s,. na.n i" ts-tiisi s"ssl."
of six months. SGh ltl!f scss;ony, az adrGacc. NO
extra charge rur medical atten@anre. No one rc-
cr.red under twelve or over eighteen Years OF age
Faculty.
Maj. NJ. JENKINS. Professor Of
Mathematics.
PRINCIPALS Capt y. COWARD, Professor Of
French and Elncuiion.
Lieut.. G.. \. SEABROOK, l'rof-l attn and Greek
f. NJ LAW, Professor ui Bellies l-ct,rcs.
K. X THOMAS. Professor Of NATURAL Phi
l,Soply and English.
Drs. BARRON d BEATTON, Surgeons.
BENJAMIN =. BOYD, Burs;r.
References.
Gen. James Jones. Columbia, S. G.
Gen y. F. Jas,iSon. Orangehug,S S. c.
Gen j.. Wallace. .Ionesviic. Union. 5. G.
Ex-Gov J. IL. Means, Buckhca' S. c.
Gen K. q. VI. Dunn"vaut ;9G Depot, s. c.
Col l. D. Wilson, Sucie,y Hill, 5. G.
Dec lG 1t f9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
Edgefeld Male Academy.

rINllE Tltt STEES Of this Institution are glad tu
i announce TO the people o; Edgefied and the
surrounding Districts tla, they have made arrange
ments To atf'rd at the Edgefeld Male Academy,
during the approaching year, educational facilities
Of y very high order
Mr. JAMES l.. LESLY, who is to BE- Princi-
pal OF the Academy, is too well known us an ac-
complished scholar and devoted TEACHER, to need
any commenda'ion in this part OF South Carolina
Mr.. F: W. DoWTEN, a graduate Of Erskine
College, has hern engaged rs Assistant Teacher
Mr. j. comes recommended by the Principal of
the School as being ntirely qualified for the duties
OF his department. His proficiency indeed is such
as would enable him to take charge of the Classical
as well as English branches in case OF necessity.
1t is also probable that an instructor in French
may be procured.
The Trustees earnestly ask the attention of pa
rents and guardians to this notice.
They hcsit,te not 10 say that their School as pre-
para,ory 10 an entrance into any of the Colleges Of
the Cn'"n. VIII br found every way equal to the
best in the State.
The Scho" will open early in February The
precise time will lc made known at an early dav.
Terms will be the same rs during the last year.
Il. T. MINIS,
A. SIMkINS.
q. A. ADDISON.
" RETJ' g MohlGSr MALPS; 3
Dec Is If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30

'F1lE Undersigned having become the Proprc
i tors of the EDGEFIELD FEMALE COL
LEGIATE INSTITUTE, take this method of in.
forming the citizens of Edgciicd District, and all
others Interested that they will open
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
At EdgcEcld c. H., on the FIRST MONDAY OF
MARCH NEXT, which shall he second in rank
to no Female Seminary in tho State
Tie Proprictors will provide sufficient Corps
OF Teachers for whose competency and moral
character they will hold themselves responsible
to the patrons of the Institution.
The Seminary will he furnished with philosopll-
cal and Chemical Apparatus for illustrating to the
pupils, the various phenomena of those Sciences.
The Music Department will he furnished with al
least three good Pianos, and will he under the
charge of a competent and efficient Teacher
The Buildings of the Institute have been fitted
up at great expense for the purpose to which they
are devoted; anil Tor convenience OF arrangement.
and adaptation TO the necessities OF 4 Female
Seminary cann"t be surpassed hy those of any
Institution in the South.
The Propric:orS will publish at an early DAY
Circular, in which the superior advantages and
facilities to be cniny d III ll!iS Institution will be
more particularly set fult together with the rates
OF charges
The Proprictors arc determined to spare no
pains to make their Seminary ONE OF TIE
VERY HIGHEST GRADE. amd hGrc they will hc
able to secure tie cnnlcucc Of the Public in the
enterprise in which they have embarked, and that
by MERITING liberal patronage their Semi
nary will receive it. ". W. ADANS,
S. W. NICHOLSON.
Edocfcd S. c., Dec. lit 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets.
Magnificent Scheme
TO he DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JANUARY,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,I0O Prizes amounting gto.............. $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters $3.50.
OIL, r,IIE alTEIN

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 $4,000. corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips of paper
cncircc with small lin tubes and placed in wheel
The fst +62 prizes. similarly printed and encirccd are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolyed and number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and ntthe time prize is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited 10 the audience. aud regis
tered By the Commissioners: The prize being placed against
thelnmbcr drawn This operation sreeated until al! the
prizes arc drawn out.
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing The trSt
Prizes will be entitled +, the IS Approximation Prizes For
those Tickets numbered II le4S lsl9 i19? l.5s, viii
each be olited to 500 II Ticket no. !n draws the
$25Oo0 Prize those Tickets numbered S 59 l. j2, will
each be entitled 10 0, and so on according 10 the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the ls,
figure ofthc No. which draws the SGn0UO For example 1.-THE
No drawing the Gn00 prize ends with No. l. then n the
Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled lo go
Ii the Number ends with Number ., then all the Tickets
where The Number ends in will be entitled 10 $2O and
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates. which Sthc risk:
Certificate Of Package Of ten Whole Tickets. $50
Certificate Of Package Of ten Halt Tickets.
Certificate of Package OF len Quarter Tickets
Certificate Of Package of ten Eighth Tickets.
Ir, orSierIl,ss -TieI<~ss --6i---s:1s~-.-A,----
Enclose the money to our address fr the Tickets ordered
ON receipt of which they will be forwarded! by first mail
Purchasers have Tickets ending III amy figure they may
:ast" The List Of Drawn Numbers and rrizcs will be
seItto purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures iai
and give their Post Office County and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deducinn
the rawing-oher prizes at the usual time OF thirty days
e- All Communication, - strictly confidential. .,
g SWAN u CO Augusta, GA.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
~ list of the numbers thai are drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each is entitled IT,
sjcl 1tfa every
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
Land for Sale,

'yNiIE Subscribers "fl;r for sale their VALUA-
1 BILE PLANTATION situated on the Mar
tin Town Road, sixteen miles from Hamburg, lying
on Horns Creek and containing
595 Acres,
More or less The Plantation is well w:,tcrcl. fine
ly ,mbrrcl, and we'll adapted 10 the raising of
Cotton and Grain. a good Dwelling House and
all nrr ssary nu;bui'diugs arr'n the premises
The above Tract adioins lands of Dr. Y. II. Pat
t:s"n, tic Estate OF John Jones' Maj. Geo. Boswell,
and John Mcaiing.
Is" For terms aud other particulars apply to
Mr.. a. J. Mathis on the place.
BElIEi'IlA GErZEE.
ELIZABETH WlLBuRN.
Ivy Is and Oct o. If 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
HOTEL FOR SALE

rg7IlE CAROLINA HOTEI.. Lr- 1-.g
4 merry known w the SPANN fTrAYNa
HOTEL, is now Offered for. salc and ss;;E$a
will be Offered On the most accommo- seesasss 90
dating terms rs to time.
This HOTEL is situated in the most eligible po
stion in the Village, Oh the South side OF Maine
Street, near enough to the Public Square for al
purposes, and sufficiently quiet and retired; anu
has always, since its establishment as Ie,c, done
good business. and will no doubt continue t. do
50 rs cong as We'll kept.
Any person drsirous Of entering into this busi-
ness would do we'll TO call and cxa.line the
premises.
Connected with this Hotel are cormodiuus Sta
hlcs, continuing over one hundred wcll-reguatcl
Stalls, Carriage House, Cri =. &c Also, good
Lnts for Druver's Stock, and fine Garden, about
one acre in size, not surpassed by any. The whole
premises contain about three acres.
The undersigned would not be induced 10 offer
this valuable property for sale, were it not for do
Inestic alc,ions. JIe is now disposed TO turn his
attention 10 sulne other occupation
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Edgcirld, Oct 10 If III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DYW. +. DURtSOE, Esqure, Ordinary Of Edge.
/ } field District:
Whereas Moses Holstein, hath applied 10 me for
Letters Of Administration, OH all and singular the
goutls aud chaltes, rights ard credits Of john NJ
Cosburn, late of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These ure, therefore, to cite and admonisll all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of said deceased,
To be and appear brfrre me, mt our next Ordinarys
Cour, for the said District to he holden a, Egefeld
C.. II. the 2nd day of January next, show cause,
If any, why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day of
Dec, in the y-nr of our Lord rnr thousand eight
hundred and ftysev.n and in lite Eighty second year
Of American Independence.
W. F. DURISOE, OED.
Dec. 90 Ct so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
NOTICE..

4 LII persons having any demands agains, the
N Esta,c Of Mary Autrey, deed, are r.qrested
to present them. properly att,st"d. "n or before
Monday tie 18th February next, Qs5S) at the
Ordinary's Gfice as on HAT day desire 10 make a
final settlement ut the Estate.
Those indebted to said Estate are also requested
To pay up forthwith longer indulgence cannot be
given. JOHN AUTREi, Adm'or.
Dpr Id I'm 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
CAPITAL Prize, $4,000 !
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
:. 600 PRIZES! 30, 900 NUMBERS!

roo .,,,,,.r,;no IN S2IY SNU
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES SIS; QUAR-. s2oo
rh. = GOO Prizes OF $3.50 are determined by
,hn ,,s, G,urr of the number that draws the Sari'
,,1-ir i, is IN odd number. then every odd number
Ticket will he entitled to $50; if It is Hh even
number. then every even number Ticket Will ,i' DC
emitted TO $3.50, u addition to any other Prize the
Tickc, may draw
Bank Noes Of sound Banks taken at par ChccHS
ON New York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Cerii'icaes u
Packages of Tickets To
ANDERSON & son, MANAGERS,
Mtcon on SuranHnh, Gd.
De, 20 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
SWAN & cos. LOTTERIES.

NEW 6 BRILLIANT SGT73 SGoTF73EAEE 3].iE}3.
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NJ QTICE
i CHANGE TO SUIT TIE TINES

i CHANGE TO SUIT TIE TINES
IN view of the scarcity Of money and the hard
J. times generally, will from this date, offer our
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
and many Of them such MS French and English
MARlAOES. DELAlNS, ALPACCAS, Back
and Colorcd figured SILKS. and LADIES DRESS
GOODS, generally with handsome assortment o.!
ChenraI, Stella and Plaid SHA LS-Also KER-
SkYS and BLANKETS, at
COST FOR CASH.
y large assortment Of English and American
PRINTS, u, ~ cents.
cS'" All pei s"ns indebted to us are earnestly
requested To make payment. We must have lI.oncy
to meet our engagements.
BLAND & BUTLER
Dee Is 1857 If 40
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TO THE PUBLIC,

Dec Is
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sscriH''s Sale.
Vim. F; Ed Dus:2c &c, Ordinary,

,t,,.,,,c Fl Fa.
his wife, and oLle:' O'' 80
DI Virtue cf tic Ficri f. i,. ,o ma d;roo,od
Tonn 1 M of III IIambure I OH Tuesday will sell in The
January next, the following pro- lv w viz ;rwn
Bay Horses, one ECcE;way ana ,,rr"<s @ tI,c
Household and Kitchen Furniture hc"' w. =, ,ho sh
Carolina Hotel levied upon as the prolE 'nilic
4 Nlays and Caroline A., his wife u D.
Tn,,ns nf sale. Cash. JAS. EDISON,
Ic ~ ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
NOSETlYE NOTICE.

4 III. prrs'n$ in anywsc indebted 10 the Estates
n DR.. j. q. Nicholson, deed or Mai. j. G.
Alien. 3r"''' nr In the Subscriber. are hereby no
,ii,l Thai they MUST PAY TIE SAME prior
/" liz 18th February next. have got 10 close up
The Lusi,:s Of lhrr isl;iics at mn early date and
subsequently, | expect all iElrbtcl 10 settle up
promptly. Heed yc, what sry, and govern your
selves accordingly. OS w. ALLEN.
Dec 9 2ms AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
ESTATE JUDGE BUTEER.

DERSONS having demands against the above
L Estate wi "bIigc by forthwith handing state
ncnts "l the saInr. properly alt.strd, 10 w. P.
Hutsr. ESP. ut Ederlicd c. H.. or forwarding them
hy mail 10 The subscriber at ljarnwelI c. ii.
JOHNSON llAGOOD, Adrn'or.
Nov II II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
state Oh sotltEa Carolina,

EDGEFlElD DlSl lllCl,
Nv ORDiN-lRf.
T. Busscy, Applicant,
Joseph King, and
VIM. Bush, defendants
DY an order from the OIH'Ia!' s'a'I '"t:,e'.
ID to sell at h;dgciicd Court li"ust' oh le ''isi
Mouaay in January next, for Partition, ihc kral
Ts,,,e If Frederick Bush, deed, il Tract or l'Srce
nf Land living and being in the District and stalr
If of,r"snid, containing Two hundr,d and forty CAV
acres more or less, and bounded by lands Of E
M Bnss,y on the East and by lands Of A. sharp'on
on the North, South and West. ,h
TEnMs.-un credit Of twelve months from lnt
d,v If xalc. Purchaser 10 give iond with good
security y and n"srgage to the Ordinary to secure
the purchase money. Cost to be paid IN casn
rf,,os cy,ro JAMES EDISON, s.E D.
dec Q 4t ~ -
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Executors Motto.
:Egvpt, UnsOld as vet,

MY former purchaser having failed TO come
WI forward ard take MY place on Log Creek,
now offer it again for sale lmay rcrcat here that
# contains :s19 Acres, about half uf which is
in linh cultiyatol-thc other half Woodland OF
good quality. The pacs is situated miles North
Of Edgctield e, II. Come orWarGm d., am TSamy 10
sell. W. = IN
t9 VI w
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STATE Of SaH1h Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
John X. Jackson, Admlvr.

JOHN X. JacksON, AdnlVr.
I:a.::l!:tEEHf l!:tEEHf' y. EcuF51K b'"l" f0''''0'e
!}Y Virtue nr an order in hlriy. | vii! s'liat
} Edg,.lr!l g. H., on the first M"nday IN .Ianu-
ry next, the !,,lowing real estate, described III me
ii; il the above stated ease, as Il LOT IN 1i'h
T'OII.N or HAMBURG, known III the pan "I
s,id Town rs Lot No $, containing Fi!iy-lrrt hy
,wu Hundred feet, bounded on the West by Snow
den street. o: the North BY Mercer Street. on the
South By Market street, and On TIC cast BY l." NO l.
TrrMs-Thr Costs and one fourth al the pur.
ch,s. money to be pail in cash, aud The remaining
three !pur.s on Il credit Of twelve months from the
day Of sal. Purchaser to give bond wit!: two ap-
proved surrtirs Iur the same. The titles 10 he
S.,neA and seated kut no, dcl!reicd until lh" pur-
cl.sr noncy is paid.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
sElerifFs Sale.

upY Virtue of sunary writs of l'cri faGins to
s me- dire c,cd, will proceed TO sell 1T Edge
ljeId g. H. On the frs, Molrlay in January next.
ls lls cowing property in the following case, TO wit
The State VS. Alfred Hatcher, One Negro Glrl
Mary. ,,u r,nsov en-
Z Terms. Cash 'A''' '''D 90
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