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NetEce 60 Farmers aud Planters
SILT FOR MICH COWS am
STOCK GENERALLY

"HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, ~uccnlent food. they re-.
qIire a r'gular and liberal supply If Salt
So, also. when cattle are first turned TO
pasture in, the Spring. they require salt.
more frequently than in ,t,e latter part Of
the season when the heritage is less sue.
cu'ent and fresh. II is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from dry food. and
supplied exclusively with green fefment-
able heritage are greatly debilitated by
scours. Salt, in due quantity. is a GER
tain preventative of this maIady. Rock
Salt Is the most economical and conve.
nient way TO salt stock, by placing pieces
m different parts of the field. where the
ock can have access 10 IL at pleasure.
Orders for this. or any other articles in
our hne will be promptly attended TO by
DUVALL g. lGLEHART,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
12S Light street Wharf,
LaHB-tys Daitimofe
March 2Sth. 1S56-ti.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
LlNToN'S IRON GEARED THRESHlNG
MACHINES, 80

LlNToNiS IRON GEARED THRESHlNG
MACHINES, .
Warranted to be the Veru best im the market
THIS Machine Is driven with an iron
rod in the place Of band. There is no
elIppinGyoI hands about this machine
which has bren great trouble and ex
pense by losing time TO FIX the bands
which oEen occurs to all mach hines work
ed with a hand. This IRON GEARED
MACHINE Is warreDted TO ,hresh fast
er, with less horse power, than any hand
machine. 1t is warranted to give per
feet satisfaction. We sold last wear 63
Of these machines in Anne Arundel and
Charles Counties. We give some few
REFERENCES:
ANNE ARuNDeL CoUNrY: Oven Ce.
Gil George Claytor. Matthew Eardesty,
y. :. Darnall. John Jones, DR.. Jacobs,
CALvERr County: John T. Barber,
w. 2. Harde ty, Capt. S,allings. .oI
PREscR GEoRcE's County: Francis
T. SoPer
CHaRLEs CouNrY: Fl. L. Mudd, Jo-
siah Hawkins. j. N. Harrison. 7i-
Any farmer wanting one of these ma
chimes will please call on II. n. Litch,
John KeplingcT, four agents. or George
ClaytoF. Who will give all information
desired. Tile price ~ our best sixihorse
machines, with plate, Bars, HorSs Power
and Straw Carrier, ell complete for
threshing, 8 lR5. delivered an board ves-
sells IN Baltimore. Four Horse Power
end Machine, finished in the style, $50,
aod fully warfanted.i haJ
1--WE have TnacbiHes for less EnoEsea.
but. it is the interest i6f TIE" f.rner to
have the o st. as il Rlli last double as
long. This machine was exhibited at
Upper Marlboro at April Court, Annap.
oils, ard Port Tobacco, Charles county. ).
When i farmer Purchases one of, these
MACHINES. and 10 ready 10 use ID, if he
vii let me know Twill send man. free
81 chaige, and set the machine IN and
start n. and il u does not give perfect
safislacsion, be can return il again. -s
Farmers Mlll please send in their or
aers q n early Day, SO that we can ship
n good time. 80
his horsepower can be attachedto 20
au7 mill o. corn shelter without any ex1
tra expense. Old horse powers and ev.
FRY kind of old iron taken ia exchange.
Al oFdeFsg will be promptly sttended' 10.
- Warehouse and Office, No. 15i
North High Street, between Hillen and
GHw Streets. baltimore. g.
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GU.a.vO! GU.ayVO!

"IiE undersigned asks the attention OF
Farmers, Planters and Dealers TO his
stock ol best quality Guanoes, all Cf which
he will sell at the lowest market rates. .
"a" Perurian Gums of the latest TN
Portntions and best quality.
..d.f' MezicGn Guono Of the best car
goes imported.
Columbian GuGno. uevy rich in phOs-
pilates.
.ALsO, Super Phosphate Of Lime. Bone
Dust, &c.
Purchasers may rely 9nhavins their Guanu
shipped in prime order, and in superior bags
The general satisfaction heretofore gwen by
ali Guanos sold by the Subscriber. he hopes
will be sufficient guarantee that all articles
aOid by him WILL be found ~ represented.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Nos. 4 and g HollingswOrth Street.
Near Pratt 81. Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
July 2. iS57-3mos. .....
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UvHE subscribers ase exfgs ~ eneagea
ID N msnnlaeiuEing CgHAas n Lkanas1
Town, 81. MsFy's eonniy, viii 3 vieD q
furnishing meFchantr, hoiel keepaFs san e1lss
ers in lhjs secg,on ol fhe State usssh lheir sun
plies, 1t . psIre ias belOw shaa pasd ky ilsem
in the cities tof sssuilaT arsicle. md uooa sas.
isiaetory terms. ORDERS are solicited. md win
BE- sfienned D. wish pFDplness. ReIying upen
our county trieads W ais us 10 oas newfsn
isspsiss-~we ask ) tfsal.
HARRIS O. CAMAI4ER.
'Lsesssa TSwos Aptil ~ sil5s -,
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First week. :. :. /. 5a suhscribers.

shall DO much he,ier next week. II Is
the engraving that does the business. Every
body wants the engraving. You may rsc,i-
late upon from Que % two thousand subscri-
bers from me this Winter. I avn going TO
make eaough oui Of ihe business TO buy me
o farm in the Spring." is
With such inducemeuts as we Offer, any
body canpblain subscribers. We invite every
gentleman out or employ hSent, and-everv4ais
who desires a pleasant asoneymaking occu-
paiion, 10 apply ai once ior an agency. Ap-
pIicants should inclose 25 cents. for sp+ci-
men copy of the Magazine, which will al
ways be forwarded with answer TO applica-
ton BY return mail. .
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

we desire 10 place In the hands Of every
person who proposes 10 gek up club. and
also of every agent, a copy Of the engraving
Of 1.-The Last Supper" as specimen. each
applicant inclosing us 43 will receive the en-
craving. post paid. by return ma,, also spe-
cimens OF our publications and one of the
numbered subscription receipis, enniing the
holder to the Magazine one year aud to a
chance MINE Distribution. ibis offer IS made
only to those who desire 20 act as agents OF
10 form clubs. Addrss ~.''
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No. 37I Broadway. New York.
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CLARKE & LAWS, @''
.raE 80 eu GENERAL
G Commission 1flertl)anis,

O EEP constantly on hand. Flous,
- Grain, Bricks. Lime and Seeds
all kinds. Dealers in Guano, Bone.
ust, P.aster, &C., at .ts.a-t - q,
......-a Ne. 80 Grant street. ,..- l...
Running through to Ellicoti, rear Of
Messrs. Dinsmore g. Kyles' store.
d. .-...rr.,, BALTIMORE.
k We have constantly on hand
aud intend keeping. Clover, Timothy,
Orchard Grass Seed. and ell kinds Il
Grain and Mil Feed. together with Bale
Hay. which. we win eel On pie esIng
terms. Family. Extra and Super Flour
alwavs on hand. AL orders for LnnIber
promptly attended 10. l zs
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
The undersigned are also publishers Of
II II Z -.-g
UNITED STATES yOURNAk.

A large and magnificent illussrased monthly
newspapeE, devoted b MECHANICS,
AGRICULTURE, LITERATURE and
.s.s sri -.sts - t,sT sq-sss )
In addition 70 Is usual attractions, whieh
have already giaen 10 a eireulaiion of nearly
noe, ,0zDo Copies per month. u NIL ksse-
after ,ennta;n conp.eie, Fecoed fall new and
valuable Mechanical and .4gyieslessul hpsese
Ble,sts. embracing larger amoans q peaesi
raf information Loaa. exPeneaeed wSiiess u
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

VE respectfully inform thOse iBsesessed
w that we have made ample arrange
men,s. and are ready 90 receive and sell Cord
WOod upon commission ex elusively.
Our friends and all Others who may favor
Us with eonsignmenis; will be, tnsi ted 10 re-
ce'Ve fuH prices Tor Their Wood. and no' oe
compelled 10 suffer sacrifices m consequence
Of cIulted market or combination among
dealers. a"-t Z
Liberal advaneensuts made on slicenasa-
menIs.
Co. All orders for evrrv description OF build
ing materials filled with pFomptiess and urea
the most accommodating terms. ~ s-s.sg
.rntraiu 9. WILLIS c0
LUMBER DEALEzs. e
West side Union Dobk. Bait, hld. 81
June 22d. fs5l-H.
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D CHAIR AND FURNyTCRKs ESTABhT
~ y AIastkF Cnised Ssases. p n ~.


&MM8M8NOD -
No. 25 North Gay street, near Fayet,e,
UHERE . 4 pi always en- hand, or
w nsa le 10 OTles. every style OF French
Te q. Tees, in push, hair cloth or proest.L
L. So sr.at ~.
4 French FIJI Stuff and Ne alan PaEcT
Arm Chars, psusa. b hiiF cloth or brCcatel e. =
r French Full > "a Carved Parlor Ch: Is, m
sessrin pslsh, hair cloih or broeat-lle. g.
Selaa Hal. Fffpeh Spring Mahogany and
Wainue PARK = CIairs, ID har cl0ih oK plush,
i Rnekng lhairs, various designs "A hair
cloth mNa nksAsA.,-ssI7 s.i1 sHa = g-st.
q STUFF spFing Lounges-a large assortmeT
slways ready n hand. or any pattern ma e
OF essverpd with any goods 10 ordsr.
Chamber Snlt>-iD mahogany or walnut,
xn5npIeis. from SIS up. -a.s..
Cane Chairs and Rocking do.-The lar
eesi assGTtmsni ready made IN any one house
inssshe United States. from $12 dozen up.
Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs. IN
oak walnut or mahHgany. with cane. wood
OF stuffed seas aud assortmedt embracing
ovss SO dozen. -r... s.--.-... y
Woof Seat Chars and Set,ees and Rock
ing Cnars; over 100 dozen.
Looking Glasses. Gilt and Mahogany
Frames, Feather Beds, and Hair and Husk
nsaiirasses Of every kind. H. '..o..,
A MATHlOT, 4.a, ..
25 North Gay STREET near Fayette.
Ju. 4, IS57.-6m. - r.
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mERREs( SO
G Re AT zWlO R.K
ON TIE
gage TEsH Bsn-Ifl. 80 ~ tlr
Horse of Am erica!


=
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sa- -lflS -r - - s@
In Preparation and nearly ready
Il Frank Eofrester's'' i'' @aa''
Horse and HOrScAsasssIsias,
~ q f. or rHE a's. -a
UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROV
= INCES OF NORTH AMERICA,
BY WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT,
Author of Frank Forrester's Field
Sports" Fish and Pushing" The
Complete Manuel for Young
SpOrtsmen," &C., &c.
In two superb imperial octave vol
u.nes of 100 pages, iIlusirated.with steel
engraved original Portraits, from paint
ings and drawings by the most distin-
gui>hed artists. OF the following ceIeUrs-
ted horses. aIqsa ~. 1T.
Carefully printed On India Paper
Sir .arckv, POcahontGs,
Blaek .1frrse. .s Stella. -'
T.' .' ,4s4f Ssi.~, .,..nat --
LSdv SugcK, - FasEion. 7.'r'..-...i
Lantern, Pryor,
.AHericGn Eclipse, Flora Temple.
Boston, Alice GrGy.
WhGlebons, =. Young Black Hack
Embellished with vignstte title pages,
from original designs. by F o G. Dsr-
ley. The most eminent en.ravers are
engaged on the work, among whom are
J. Phlllic, X. Hinchplwood. J. Daihic,
J. C. Battre and CopewelI & Kin NELL,
including numerous WOOD ENGRA-
WINGS, elegantly bound in Embossed
Cloth, Extra Gilt.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
THOM.dS J. TURNER.

upper Wd1IUUIUUSH1
Sole agent foI Prince Georges, Charles
nd St. Msry's Counties.
August 6. IS57-tf
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a Afass-@ailing SCHOONER, 80 tons. corpsr-
sA and copper-fasssned. Tenns made sasys sr
seal orpsrsonai property taken in sxehAnge.
~ 'fT' J. FoRREsr.
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s' - -. 4tSs 3 sHs rssa
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sing bes0fe Ieletf ANY todl; kAde whsfyt AN
after, and thus | get them interested b4ore
they know what q splendid qfsr am going
70. make them. : Sometimes. they ask my
spice 1oF Inc engraving. anc tell them S.
and when offer them the engraving and
Magazine oae year for three joiiarss they are
perfectly as5Onished. did moi get 10 going
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
A. p. PATTERSON,
No. 50 8. Gsy street.
Baltimore County, June 70. 1861.
To a. b. Patterson, Esq.

SOuutVS JuuC t69ls
To a. b. Patterson, Esq.
Dear Sui an happy 10 inform ySu the
Mexican GsianO, purchased of yon has pro.
duced most wonderful results. 4 rieA 4, On
so'ne OF my poor laRd on corn. and il i villa
out doubt. twice as good where put il in the
hll As my, corn on good clovef and where the
ground has been Timed twi6e 4. also Tried il
on. potatoes. and the vines are more snau
fwsce rs 9sirpng ~ where snaEnred them
heavy wiih h'siAtls ulanurs. lalsU tired I. =
my garden. and find my plants msacA mote
thrifty than any IN the nsiehboFhood. aishousls
gardened Two weeks lasef ahaa usy neigh
bOrs. HAaa3 s4a3 - b =
! w'sh YOU TO save me ten tons mere ef Il
iur my fall crop Of wheat and rye.
...-. Very truly yours. &c.,
I Ora Joas NJ. yMcCSnAs. :;
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
BALTIMORE County. Aue. I9. 1857.
A B Pa:teTsOn. Esq,

II ID Patterson. Esq,
Dear Sir. promised ] would give ven ske
resul's OF the application Of the '.E:smarslds
Guano" you s"ld me, aud u gives me pleas
ure TO state that on newly cl.ared ground.
where several crops have hailed, have nuw
rs tine corn, potato. and buckwheat crop
as any IN the country surrounding me.
also applied Peruvian Guano on part of
the corn. side by SHE, and j. is impossible %
tell one from the other.
.... n:fI~r A. HOFFMAsTEa.
We take pleasure in stating that we have
given the "Esmeraldo Guano," purchased Of
4. B. Patterson this Spring, far trial. and
that u has given rs the results claimed for in
the above ceE'i6caies.E 80 -kesEyE
AssUKy SLADE. Hartford county. !
JEFFERsON AI.MoSY, BALTIC. .'
AUTHOR SsgAN.
=. Gee. II. SHgAE. ".
SaNUEL BUri.ER,
Sept 3. 1857 g. ...s. . ....n .
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

VEVHIS Company has been organized with
IN the above capital for the purpose OF sup
ply ing the demand tpr the Combination
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

MEA1C ~ UOANOe
1 The su6scrib .E.has il si5rs md gsr .a,e
TIVE cargces 1894 tors tF aI3sSssn Rsexican
0nsnO, whieh he will sell. delivered from
M.ssr.. Hoopef Q Chessebor6ush,a, wharf,
FeiPs Point, ~ el5 pes Ten Of 9.2ao l6s,-in
A. 3. PATTERSON.
80 .szs- No. 50 8. Gsy street.
This IS te certify that Dr.. Lusher. President
OF the Philadelphia Susn0 Company Feporsy
ed 20 fae that the Esmeralda Guanc. like shat
purchased by A. B. Patterson, ESQ, Of Bal
tlmoFe. has given aausual satisfaction % ehosS
who have usrtl 10 in Pennsylyania, showing
bei'er results eved tlsan the Pernvian. And
the Agents OF the company 10 Philsdelpllia
are selling the sane NJ 90 per ton in bags.
Per p: deMurgueDiO, S~c'y Philadelphia
Guano Go. Acency. baltimore. =
Baltimore, June 9sh, 1857. "A !.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
Family Amusement and Instru csssn
EDITED BY MOSES A. DOW. CAS-

This paper j. the largest Weekly ever pub
Iished in this country. lis eoasenis are such
as will be approved IN the most ias,idious
cIrcles-nothng immortal being admitted into
us pages. II win furnish rs much reading
matter as almost any one can 6ne tlnre 10
persuse. consisting of. -. ..s -Ir
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
Administrators Sale.

DY an order from ". F. Duris e. E.q Ordinary
ID Of Edgefied District, will proceed TO sell "n
Thursday the 18th November next at The residence
of II. c. Turner. deceased, all the personal proper
ty of suid deceased, consisting II
Two Likely Negroes,
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Stock and Fat'ening Hogs,
Corn, Fodder. one Road Wagon, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and other articles too tedious TO
mention -ALSO-
will hire on the same day six FREE NEGROES
to the highest bidder for The remainder Of the time
they have to serve.
TERMs-Al sums under $40 ca>h--over that
amount OIL credit Of twelve months, with int-rcst
from date. Purchasers t. give not. and two mp
proved securiti' 8. Titles "fp"p p'r'y not changed
until terms Of sale are complied with.
TllOS. ATKINS, Adm'or.
Oct 81 1858 81 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
COTTON sPL IN T Alto N

FOR SALE!
TNIiE Subscriber, expecting to remove to Texas
i offers for sale lis most VALUABLE PLAN.
TATI0N, situate about four miles from hdgeteld
C. FL, on Horns Creek, and bounded by lands Of
Capt ]. B. Griffin, b. Belts, S. Harris John Fair
and others. This Tract contains
4O7 Acres,
About one.half of which is in cultivation-75 acres
being CHOICE fresh land. The remainder is wood
land, portion of which is finely timbered.
On the premises are comfortable Dwelling,
and all necessary ont Iouses, Gin House. &c.
The Negro Houses are a. newly built. The Tract
throughout is well watered, and there is a fine
we'll Of water in tile yard. The place is in fact
very valuable, and can, wit!senergy and industry,
be made to pay for itself in a;few years.
Those wishing to purchase good lands, in
most desirable neighborllood, wou do well 10
examine this Tract.
The Lands are most productive. Cotton grows
luxuriantly and yields astonishinely. Aud as
Cotton plantation, lis superior is not to be found
in the District It is also well adopted to the cul-
ture of Corn and small Grain.
But it is needless for me 10 soy more in refer
ence to the many good qualities of this place. All
who are acquainted with the Tract will substan-
tiate what have said. respectfully refer to
8. B. Griffin, Esq., and Mr.. VIM. u. Harrison at
Edgeaeld e. II who have;worked the place.
NY- As am determined to sell, q bargain may
be had. :.
sYTERMs-Six years credit, with legal in
ter0st from date. Not dollar wanted until tho
1 A. B. ADDISON.
Oct 27 If AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
Money Wanted and. must be had!

ITO those who have patronisci me so literally
l. during the past year l return my, thanks;
but then don't know that should be so thank
ful aftor AL unless those who are indebted will
come forward, in a very short time, and pay up.
Those of my customers who imagine that sell
INV Groceries ON credit merely for the sake of
having large amount owing to me, are certainly
mistaken. My means would not warrant such an
idea, evcn.if my desires were sn inclined. But
gentlemen, 1 now WANT MONEY; and you
whom have credited, without doubling your
ability or inclination to pay now appeal to for as
sislance Pay me my dues And what you do, do
quickly. 4. l. pAFiSi aet
Oct IL II 4u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
LOOK OUT FOR THE CABLE

n am now receiving some OF Gyms w, Fieas
&. Co.'S best LETTER and BILL PAPER, for
sale low. -ALso- 80,
The best old BR INDY and PORT WINE, bottled
by Messrs. hanback, g. Cooper before adultera-
tion, for medical purposes, which has become the
order of the day.
Call in and examine my well assorted Stock OF
Brandies and Wines, and all other kinds OF Ii
I feel assured can give satisfaction both in
quality and price. .. ,-c...
Goods Oh Paper. -
Hamburg, Oct II, 1858 tt Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
rnr nDnTNA

pYW.F. DURIsOE, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
D field District.
Whereas John Harling, hath applied to me Tor Let
ters of Administration, on all and singular Inc gooaS
and cbntiIes. rights and credits OF Mary White,
Iaie of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, 10 cite and admohs'l all ana
singular, The kindred and creditors Of the SAID d.
ceased 10 be and appear before me- at our next ora
usrv,s Court for tho said District, 10 be holden at
EIs.6.H Court House, on the 20lh day of November
iost TO show cause, if any, why the said admnrlra-
tion should not be granted. :,
Given under my hand and seal, this LIT day OF
Norr in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight, and in the eighty-thifu year
o' ""ef'ea" W. F. DURISOE, o.E.D.
Nov. 3, 1858 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
A K E N
Military & Classical Academy,

Military & Classical Academy,
TNIIIS ACADEMY is designed for those who de-
i sire that their sons be carefully prepared for
admission into the South Carolina COLLEGE or other
similar Institutions, into the State Military Acad-
emy, or for the active business of life.
The course of studies is specially adapted to
these ends, embracing so much of the English,
Greek Latin and French languages and the Math-
ematics as are requisite; in all of which it is the
aim of the Instructors that their Cadets become
thorough masters of fundamental principles, and
acquire habits of thought and self-dependence.
Composition and Defamation receive their duo
share of attention.
The Cadets are drilled in the Infantry Tactics;
and the discipline of the Academy is of tho Mill
tary order,-strict, inAexible and impartial.
The second scholastic year will commence on
the FIRST Monday in January 1859, to continue for
ten months exclusive of two weeks vacation in
June. Candidates for admission must be able to
read and write with facility, and not be less than
thirteen years old.
Tuition, Board, Lodgings, Books, Lights and
Fuel, furnished for One Hundred Dollars per Ses-
sion of five months. payable in advance.
Parents will be required to furnish the uniform
and other articles of clothing
For further particulars apply to the undersigned,
GILES g. MANGUM. =
Aiken, s. C Oct 6, 1858. 9t &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-11-03
STATE Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,


IN EQUITY.
Jonn R. Abney and wife, Eustacia,
TS. 6mJO p~.
Amelia j. Coleman and others.
DY an order from Chan. Wardlaw, in this case,
d will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on the first Mon
day in December next, the following Real Estate
belonging to the Estate Of John A. Coleman, decd,
to wit:
: ONE TRACT OF LAND, situated in Edse6eld
District, containing Three hundred and seventy
eight (3ss) acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of David Coleman, Wilson Abney, Lewis Sample,
NJ. W. Clary and others.
ONE OTHER TRACT, containing Nine (s)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Bai!y
Merchant, b. ]. T.. Perry, and by other lands Of
the said John A. Coleman, deceased.
ONE OTHER TRACT, containing Fifty (50)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of John Cole
man, NJ. W. Clary, George Long and B. j. L. Per-
TERMs-A credit Of twelve months, with bond
and at least two good suretics, except cost which
will be required in cash. ,,;,-
Oct. 81, ste AZ