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"a STATEMENT
OF the exact amount of money
existing in the Treasury of
Monroe County, Ohio, for the
quarter ending Sept. 8, 1858
w1tLIf4I NTERs, TRE.dsURER, DR.

wILLLf4 MYERS, TREASURER, DR.
sStA z n D. c. n
To balance of State funds in Treasury
bat Junes settlement, 1858 {. :. ....378 70 3
fe.balancsof school funds in Treasu-
,y st June settlement, 1858. ! &. .461 OF z
70 balance Of county debt in Treas i sss
ury at June settlement 1855. 81. $40 55 4
To balance Of 3per cent, in Trsasu-
ry at June settlement, 1852. .195 OIL 0
To bala6cs Of county funds in Treas
pry at june settlement, 1858. Il Is 8
70 surplus revenue. ue............... % SO o
To section l6 funds since June settle
-oment 1856. :. ..... ....-... .642 AZ .
To tavern license. se................ 90 9
TO show license. INSTRUMENTATION. 90 90 o
Tctaxes of 1855 collected. !. :. Is Al 8
,. io'ai 1 q rsis.s. Z, s 1p % y
BY In6rmaryr funds over paid at June
settlement, 1855. S....s......s...s..i 83 46 8
BY orders, redeemed for County ex-,5. s,e;.i
penses and deposited with Auditor407 So o
By orders redeemed for 5 per cent
fund and deposited with Auditor. .l95 90 0
By orders redeemed for Infrmary
fund aud deposited With Auditor. 1926 90 o
BY section IL funds paid State Treas
urer as per receipt i, s.--.5o7 As q
= w - - 8. 1919 20 5
Balance 81 money in Treasury, for 8
all purposes ~. rs..s.. .,..,,.... Szt w .
There is also in the hands of said Treasurer
the following notes and receipts, which We're
given for fines, &c. 3s,is -.
One note on George J, & Jacob Keeper s. Is
One note on Peter Miller and J. B.
wharton w
Ons note on n. s. Hartline and DssC.
lAlisn 8. -. '... 20 90 Q
One note on John Rucker. So SS
<yns cote on y. Kincade & j. x. Lynch s 90 Q
yymE. r. Richardson, Prosecuting At -
torney's receipt for notes for col a
~ iecsion.. 'l ,ss .i.sss.., -
Iserot.,s ssfssH sea ssa ~ slsa e5 q
oeaas I. : =. Stoss 90
xxx do hereby certify that the foregoing
IVY statement is taken and truly copied
from the books in the Office of the Treasurer
and Aujitoro of said county. sssss1s Aset
~ ]. s. HOLIDAY, Auditor. 8
g,..,a..4 - WM.i MYERS, Treasurer. Z
Sept. Is, 1858. 81 81 ~
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= The late Miss Belle Cass, daughter o:
Che Secretary Of State, who was married
yhe other day, was blooming maiden
Just 8 little on the sunny side of forty and
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS
Manufacturers and Farmers.


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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of Monroe County, in the State
of Ohio, that they meet in the several town.
ships of said County, at the usual places of
holding elections therein, on the
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The jackson (Michigan) Patriot says
that the Cranberry crop promises an
abundant yield this season. 1t will be
larger than has been known for many
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HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT, s.. e.
IT EXPELS DISEASE

1T EXPELS DISEASE 1tlsias
II is said that all productions Of human skill
have their day, and are superseded by new in
vent ons or discoveries. Not SO will this rem.
edy. at is not for day, but for. ali time.
And whyi because it strikes at the .gener.c
root OF all diseases in the blood, ana ms,lie,i
art can accomplish nothing bsy oud that. tbs
ointment, ", penetrating through flesh sna 6lss-
mke water through a porous Substance, rsaches
'ne germ or radix OF scRoPrLA, SALT RapH
sRYsipsLAs, cAseER, -rMoR and all eruptiva
ulcerous disteml ers, in the cireMiafios' anil
grasses the taint at once and forever 'S7,1
WOUNDS, BRUISES. BURNS AkDys
The extent to which mechanical and manu
facturing industry in this country has yanfjg
90 Is greater than in any other. Here thersi
Iore, the liability to bodily accident has yi6s
creased in the same ratio. Accidents are la
mentally frequen, and often even When
.nvlai In themselves, are made, to end fataiiy
from want OF due attention and proper rehiE
dies. The most powerful curative ever IS.
pi'ed 10 wounds, bruises; or sores Of any s6ft,,
Is doLLowAY's OISrMESr. Every tradesu,s,e &
every man to whom an accident NAV bsuu1en....ll
and who is there exempt - should 80 rjY;o..
vided against the physical danger WHICH,.
though never foreseen, are Of hourly 0ccuE
renee. g fsEs = si0f 90 ~ ,SsS7,<
ERYSIpELAS. sAI.T eRIFEUN P1E e
AND PAINS. - is~ sb11n3
The cures, which this ointment se6ecta.l ~
healing Ulcers oflong standing and which have
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curing ErylsiPetas, Piles, Fisfuias, Sals49
and pains in the limbs and joints; have Besn
SO countless and SO notorious throughout the
world, tAat any effort to give an 'adeqoHtel dN
tailed statement Of their number o. character
ISnx- nI1<~
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AT7AcHMENT NOTICE.

August Is, ls5s.--sw.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Aug. 4, 1858. -6w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
LANDS FOR SALE,

FEyIIE Executors of the Estate of John Middle
IL ton, drceas,d d. offer for safe, THREE THOU
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWO ACRES
Of LAND, more or less, situate and being in the
South Western part Of Edgefeld District, on tn,
waters Of Savannah River, nineteen miles above
Augusta snd SIX from fury's icrry-adj"nin:.
lands OF &. W. Nixon, j. Z. Nixon, DR.. n. Mer-
riwel.r, Dr.. 5. G. Alerriwcther and Maj. }. B.
Holmes.
About one thousand acres of said lands consist
Of valuable ow-,rourds. Tie larger portion of
the remainder is III naive forest The hole tract
is We'll wat,red by NUMEROUS springs, AID ia es-
tecmeh remarkably healthy.
The place is well improved having two DIV Ell
LING HOUSES. two GIN HOUSES, and other
necessary buildings, all under eool repair.
Ii not suld before the first Monday in October, It
will be sp"scd Of at ta: time, d, public Out.cry,
at Edgefcld c. H.
Those desiring a valuable plantation would do
well to call and see TOR themselves One or the
other Of the EXECUTORS may be llSays Hound ua
the PR misses and will be p!, 6sea to show the same
10 any une dtsir0us Of purchasing.
J. It. MIDDLETON, eo,,>
RH. MIDDLETON, H"0'a'p's'
August 4, 1858 Ct 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
For Sale.

FHN II + subscriber, wishing to rcnove to the VI
n la9r, for greater convenience I" bus'uess,
offers his " ELL IMPROVED PLACE for tae,
situated tin ce miles West If EJgeiied Court House,
on the AbbeviIle Road.
My place is in The neighborhood of Major John
II. Hughes, Jas. L. il, Mrs llagood and John
II. Iongsworth, most excellent neighbors.
hose " ishng to purchase will please cal on the
subscriber.
Terms Of sale will be made very accommodating.
G. w. LANDRUM.
August ~, If 32
800 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND
FoH SALE.
THE Subscriber is desirous of selling his VAL
L UABLE TRACT OF LAND, containing
Three hundred acres OF
First Quality Pine Land,
lying Immediately on the Hamburg & Eig field
Plank Road, / miles from Edpciird e. II and
bounded by lands Of Benz Bettis and others.
There is on the premises an old but comfortable
Dwelling, the usual out houses, good ncw Giu
House and. Screw, &c. The best of water is ono
of its superior advantages as il aboulmlS in tho
greatest convenience throughout tll Tract.
This place is susceptible Of The highest I'M
provemcnt. The land under cultivation is pro-
dnctivc, and well adapted 10 Cotton, Corn &c.
About 130 Acres OF this Tract are cleared,
portion Of which is new srouud-nhilst tho re-
naindcr is well ltimbcyed woodland
Those wishing to make fine investment, and
at the same time buy q good homo, will do we'll
to call on the subscriber at an carly day.
Price reasonable, and terms accommodating.
Tll0S. SWEARENGIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
Sept 10
SheriH's Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Factas 10
ID me directed, will proceed to sell at Edge
field Court House, on the first Monday and Tues
day in October next, the following property in
the following cases, viz:
Lawrence, Myers s. Co, vs. Lewis Covar J. N.
Poulain and others VS. The Same, Two negro slaves,
viz: Amanda and Fanny.
Abner Bushnell, for Samuel Brooks. VS. John
Leigh: other Plaintiffs VS. The Same, House and
Lot or parcel Of land in the Village Of Edgefeld,
containing Three acres, more or less, bounded on
the North by D. r. Durisoe, East by the Stage
Road, South by the Carriage House Lot and others.
Steedman & Merritt VS. William Toney The tract
of land where the Defendant lives, containing seven
hundred acres moro or less, adjoining lands OF G..
Nj. Viewer, Samuel Posey and others.
W. Holmes and L. Holmes, Ex'ors and others,
vs. John Autry, The tract of land where the Defen-
dant lives, containing two hundred acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of B. T. Boatwrght, Mrs.
Elizabeth Bush and others
Samuel William and others VS. William Strom, A
tract Of land containing four hundred and sixtytwo
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of William
Prescott, Daniel Prescott and others
F. G. Martin. and another, vs.. r. G.. Griffin, Ex-
ecutor. A tract of Land continuing two hundred
and eighty acres, more less, adjoining lands Of
Mrs. Mary Buckhalter, Chas. Cater and others.
Bank Of Hamburg, S. c., VS.. II. A. K, ndriek,
A House apd Lot in the Town Of Hamburg S. c.,
known as No. 1872, bounded ON the South by No
l2l, North by Lot No. 1913, and has fifty feet on
Centre Street, and running back to Cook Street
three hundred feet.
Steedman s. Merritt and others vs.. Joshua Holly,
A Tract Of land containing four hundred and forty
acres, more or less adjoining lands of Henry Ford,
Edmund Morris and others.
Williams s Butler VS. John F. Viewer; Richard
Ward and other Plaintiffs sevcrally, vs. The Same,
The Tract of Land where the Defendant resides
containing two hundred acres more or less, adjon-
ing lands Of Benjamin Belts, james Swearengin,
ST., and others.
John Co!gan, and others, VS.. H. Boulware,
Four lots of Land in the Village of Edgefeld con-
tanning two acres each, adjoining lots Of NJ. Fra
zier on the Stage Road, and w. W. Goodman.
Plats of the same will be exhibited on the day Of
sale. Also, two negroes, viz: Albert and Dan.
CA. Gray, Adm'x, VS. Harmon Miller, One
Horse Wagon.
A. G. Rountree VS.. John Holly; H W. McTyre
and others VS. The same, Three Bay Mules.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
JAS. EDISON, S. E. D.
Sept 10, 4te sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
CA II DID AT ES.

~" The Friends of Col. JAMES P. CARROLL
respectfully present him az a Candidate for the
State Senate ut the esuing election.
f.Sy- The Friends Of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq.
respectfully announce him rs 4 andilatc for Sen
ator at tile next election.
Feb "
cS- The friends OF Col. JOHN QUATTLEDUM
respectfully announce him as Candidate fer a
seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election
April toT l3
B- We are authorized by tic friends of Maj,
\. l.. DEARiNG, TO nominate him as Candidate
for Il seat in the Hou4e Of Representatives at the
next election.
April to l3
W. The fricn,ls Of NJ. W. GARY, ESQ., present
him is Candidate for The Stale Legislature at the
next election
Mar. 81. to* u
s-a TnE Friends of W. W. ADAMS, ESP, re
spccLiully present him as candidate for tho State
Legislature ut its next Session
Mar % to* II
a:S-TnE Friends of Maj. ABRAN JONES re-
spectfully present him as Candidate for rc-ecc-
ten to the State Legislature.
Mar 10 tor
sB-TlIE Friends of Mr.. WADE HOLSTEIN,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for cleo
tion to a Seat in the next Legislature
Mar 10 to-
s-3'Wr are authorized BY the friends Of Col.
JAMES TOMPKINS TO announce him as Can
ldatc for Scat in the next Legislature at the
ensuing election
sias'" Tie Friends of J. IIAMPDEN BROOKS,
Wl., respectfully present him as Candidate for
the State Legislature at its next Session.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
FIRST CLASS PIAlJ0 F0RTES
A. A. CLARK 4 son,

Aongmsso1s @30agane
EBEG TO return their sincere thanks to the cti-
HB zens of Edgefi~ld t"r their very liberal pat
ronage for the last five years, and to inform them
that they are still prepared to furnish PIANOS
from THE VERY BEST MAKERS AT LOWER PRICES
than can he got elsewhere.
Our attention has recently hecn called TO the ad-
vertiScment of dealer who seems desirous of as
suming the guardianship Of the public by telling
them not to buy OF "pedlars or agents "-but of
him As we have had no store in Augu-tl for
two years, and have been selling all the time in
the District, we presume it is intended for US, and
in this connection will give our reasons for dscor-
linuing cur store there. They are these:
1St. We are at no expense having 10 store rent,
clerk hire, nor heavy board to pay and can there
fore sell lower than any other housr
2ndly. We can sell moro by it. And there is
where the shoe pincheS. In tile last fire years we
have sold more Pianos id this District than all tth-
er houses in Augusta and Charleston, and we are
willing that our claims to public patronage should
be decided by any ore that we have sold. Can
the proprietor of the Emporium say as much2
We sell no Pianos that can ds bought hack in q
gear or so at half price!
We give our own and tho makers written guar
anee that the Pianos are perfect in every respect,
AMI are ready at any time to come up to them.
We see every Piano put up at home and attend
to them year free OF charge.
in conclusion, we would say that we arc still
buying and sci ing on our own responsibility from
the makers We always dealt with, viz: Jacob
Chickering; lIalbert, Davis & Co.; y. W. Ladd &
Co., and others. -.-----..--
We sell at the manufacturers RETA PRICES,
and any ono buying from lis may rest assured that
they arc getting as good as tile best and as cheap
as the cheapest; and that they arc getting them
fresh from the maautactory.
GY- Orders addressed to us at Augusta, Ga
will meet with prompt attention.
CY- We still continue to TUNE and REPAIR
PIANOS, and will attend to calls in any part Of
the District.
A. A. CLARK s. son.
Augusta, Ga Sept. l, 1853 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
Land for Sale.

TNIIE Subscriber, desiring to change his busi-
J. ness, offers for sale his TRACT OF LAND
containing Six Hundred Acres. On tho
place is good Dwelling House and all necessary
buildings. Also, a good Saw Mill. About lao
acres OF this Tract arc clearel-70 of which are
fresh land. This tract is situate about q miles
East OF the Pine House. will take pleasure in
showing the land to aiIy one who may wish to
purchase. ABSALOM HORNE.
Sent If 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINAR

IN ORDINARY.
Henry Butler snd wife Elizabeth,
Applicants, Fnr Pm,
vs.
Isaac Goggins and others, Defts.
DY m order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
ID to sell at Edg.6eld c. IT,, on the first Mon.
day in October next for Partition, lands Of the real
Estate of James Goggius, Sr., decd, TO wit: A
Tract or parcel Of Land lying and being il the
District and State aforesaid. on the waters Of -
Creek, - River, containing One hundred and
Ninety six (96) acres, more OR less and bounded
by lands of John Goggins, James Pitts, Wesley
Culbreath, Jacob Wheeler and others.
TERMs.-The above lands will be sold on credit
Of twelve months from the day Of sale. Purchases S
to give Bond with good securities and mortgage
to the Ordinary to secure the purchase money
Costs to be paid in cash. and to pay f,r tales extra
JAS. EDISON, S. E. ID.
2E
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Ansel Devore and wife Lucinda,
and others, Applicants,
VS.. SfOf fHtu0R
John Walton and wife Jerusha,
and others, Defendants.
DY an ord er from the Ordinary, l shall proceed
ID to sell at Edge6cld c. H., on the first Mon
day in October next, for Partition. lands Of the
Estate Of Lewis Clark, Sen, decd, to wit: A
Tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
District and State aforesaid, on waters Of -
Creek, waters Of - River, containing Eighty
{eO) acres, more or less, and bounding on lands Of
Solomon Morse, Mathew Corley, Matilda swearen-
gin and others. -.
TrRMs.-The above lands will be sold on credit
of twelve months. Purchaser to give bond and
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary to secure
the purchase money. Costs to-. be paid in Cash,
and purchaser to pay for titles extra.
JAS. ElDSON, S. E. d.
Sent Ate 1b
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
Aug Is
Lands for Sale.

TEyHE Executors of Jacob D. Smith, deceased,
a. will sell at public outcry, on the frs, Monday
i'll Oc,ober next, at EdgefcldC. H., all the remain
ing Lands belonging to his Estate consisting of
some $500 Acres Pine Lands.
BENZ. WALDO,
GEO. A. ADDIsoN. ES0rs'
Sept. !, 1858 II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
SALUDA HOUSE,

HAYING disposed Of my interest in the ST.
IL LUDA HOUSE, to Mis-. S. A. H0YT and
CHARLES L. COVAR, return my warmest
thanks to my friends and patrons for their past
liberal encouragement; and earnestly beSpcak for
my son and daughter continuation Of that gene
rous patronage. have every confidence in their
capacity 10 take charge of the House.
LEWIS C0VAR.
Sept /, 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
GENERsd, ELECTION.


4 GENRAL ELECTION will be he'll in Edge
n field District on MONDAY and u ESl>AY,
The ll,h and 18th days Of OCTOBER, 1853, for
the election Of one Representative iii tins Congress
of the United States, and one Senator, and SIX
Represcua;ivcs in the Legislature of South Carroll
na. under The direction OF the following Managers,
viz: -
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
E1gefeN ouri-House-s. S. Tumrkins, Geo. A.
Addison and james Murrcll.
Boulcare's-Sesborn Temple, Martin McCnrty and
John 4. Lntt
LyJrnnT.-W. L. Coleman, Levi Lybrand and
Wiley Rhodcn.
Beech kland-H L. Mayson, s. l.. J. Clark and ].
B. Everett
GrunicriNs.-J ]. scntcll, D. l.. Turner and Vim.
Gregg, Jr.
H"%Jmy-J. c. Mcdonald, wm. Hill and D.
Lindsay.
Pine Home-A. J. Hughes, J. l.. Mathis and G.
Cherokee Ponds-A. P. Eutlcr, T. P. Shaw and
Geo. Samuel
RIDGE. w. Perry, Watson Rutland and james
Watson.
Hatchers.-John seiglcr, Samuel Posey and ]. At
A'''' NINTH REGIMENT
Lf6crty Hill. L. Talbcrt, John F. Burress and
Robert Choatham.
Collicr's-Jamcs NJ. Harrison, W. L. Middleton and
r. NJ. Grafton.
Parks'-G. W. Robertson, ]. Z. Carcdgc and W.
n. Cartlcdge.
White House-Landon Tucker, W. Tompkns and
Red HHi-p 3. Hanson, Leo IIolson and William
Thurmond, Jr.
Duntons.-Lcmucl Corley, J. Chcatham and John
Drunson.
Shatterfell-Elbcrt Dcvorc, W. Langley and VIM.
Johnson.
Nirou's-J. p. Nixon, S. G. Mcrrwchcr md N.
MerriNcthcr.
Pleasant Lane-J 3. Zimmerman, L. Hardy and
J. L. Z. Settle.
TENTH REGIMENT.
Mount WiRiay-Willis Stone, l.. W. seiblcs Snd
Isauc Edwards.
Scury's-L. Culbrcath, Il. s. Burnett and Levi
Adams.
Moorc's--Lemuel Brooks W. S. Holloway and A.
&. lIackctt.
Richarelsou's-John Griffith, Basil NJ. Peterson and
Moses Walton.
Colemans Y Roads,Frcd. Scurry, David Richard
| son and p. J. Coleman.
Meeting Street-William Dlcdsoe, j. F. Lowry anu
W. L. Stevens.
Eorris'-M. B. Thittle, Wilson Holstein and IIcz.
Pratcr.
Rhiaehurs-John A. Kinard, Ell. Lorick and Levi
Shealy. -
Dean.
ANens-IIenry Hart, John Wright and ]. Il. Eid-
son.
Nicksrson's-C. Nickcrson, IsLam CulLrcath and j.
| Lowry.
Psrrys-Crawford Perry, Smith Livingston and
Wilson Abncy
Stercns'-Sebron stalnaker J. B. Harris and Sinp'
son Mathews.
CoopersriHc-W. ITaltiwangcr, G. W. Holloway and
Frank Y. Cooper.
Wm .Smyiy's-samucl j. Wason, Ely Forrest ant
James Pow. ;,
Wickle,'s-D. Coleman, W. Ethcrcdse and Hard!
Crouch.
Polls to lie opened two days at each precinct
Mana GERS to meet at Edaeteld G. II OH the We'd
nesdhy following, at 12 o'clock, NJ, count the votes
and declare the election.
N'' w 49, S. S. TOMPKINS, Clair.
Sept IL ot "o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
To the Public,

HAVING sold out our entire interest in the
IL firm of H. t. Cunningham II Co. to our for
mer partner MIR. HENRY SOLOMON, We take
pleasure in recommending him to our old cnsto-
mers and friends. We are thankful for the liber.l
patronage we have received, and solicit continu-
snce of the same for our successor.
II. L. CUNNINGHAM,
G. c CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg 6 G. Aun i IS Gn33
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state of South Carolina.

ANDEhSON DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Thomas P Benson, Adm'or.,
vs. Bill to sell lands
NJ L. Pope, and marshall
Ellen NJ. Pope, assets, SC.
G.. W. Williams g. Co., and others
IOY virtue of an order to me directed, will
- cause to bc exposed to sale, on Saleday in
October next, at Edccfcld G.. H., the Tract Of
Land described in tie proceedings OF this case,
as the real Estate Of Jacob W. Pope, deed, viz
One Tract Of Land,
Containing Two hundred and ninvty-cight (29S)
ac:cs, more or less, situated in the District Of
Edgcfield, and State aforesaid, waters of Salu-
tla River, bounded By lands Of JOHN Ramage,
Mrs Charltc smith and oilers.
Terms OF Sale.
On credit of twelve months with interest from
tho day OF sale c,-except the costs which must be
paid in cash. And that the purchaser have leave
to anticipate tho payment, the Commissioner tako
lond with at least two good sureLies to secure the
payment Of the purchase money, and to receive
titles when tho purchase money is fully paid up,
and possession given whenever these terms are
complied with. Purchaser to pay for all necessa-
ry papers. II. .. NORRIS, c.EED.
Comlnrs Office, Anderson c. H., Sept G, 4tS5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
Dis sol t i n !

T,IIE Firm of II. L. CUNNINGHAM g. co.
: L was dissolved on the 2nd inst, by mutual
consent. All persons having demands against us
will present them for payment. All those indcbt-
ed to us arc respectfully solicited to call and settle
as early as possible as further indulgence will not
be given. II. L. CUNNINGHAM o. CO.
Hamburg, Aug i, 1858.