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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, Jan. 25, 1853.
Mr.. Bradford, offered a resolution, directing the
Clerk to prepire card OF the names of the chairs
men and members of the various committees, and
to have the same printed for the use of the House
The resolution in elation to the treaties with
the Che rokee Indians, of 1917 and l8I9-as king
the appointment of commissioners to settle land
titles the same, was adopted.
The resolution granting the Hall to Mr.. Lowell,
for the exhibition OF bear, Withdrawn, at the
request of Mr. Rowles, Mr.. Blackburn, the mover
OF the same, being absent.
The resolution to appoint R B. Cheatham assist
ant clerk for the balance of the session. laid
the table.
The resolution to recind the rule requiring unan-
imous consent to take up any business out of its
regular order, rejected
The resolution TO allow the House to fix its own
hours of adjournment from time to time and re-
cindDg all rules to the contrary, was adopted,
ayes As, noes 20.
The resolution forbiGdiug the introduction of
bills after the first of February unless it is
based upon petition, was laid on the table-ayes
so, nors IT,
Mr.. Newberp, entered motion to reconsider
the vote on the resolution to appoint an assistant
clerk.
The House then took up the Senate amendments
to Bank bill heretofore passed by the House. Mr..
Davie moved that the whole matter be made the
special order for the first day of July next Lost,
ayes 10, noes AZ.
Mr.. Rowles owed that the House insist on its
amendme mt fixing the time of resumption on the
lst of January 1859 Mr. Williams called the
ayes and noes, and the motion prevailed, ayes AZ,
noes %.
motion to concur in the Senate's end amend
ment, prohibiting the circ ulaton of bank notes of
other States, lost.
On motion of Mr.. Rowes, the House insisted on
its amendment allowing the banks to pay out the
notes OF their branches. Ayes Al. noes Is.
On motion of Mr. Thompson, House concurred
In senate's amendment, allowing the Free Banks
to reduce their circulation, by returning their notes
and Withdrawing their bonds from the Comptroller
provided, the amount OF bonds Withdrawn shall
not exceed so per cent of the notes returned, by
these banks that have not coupled with the law
requiring additional deposites of bonds.
Senate's amendment 10 relation to the apportion-
ment of the proceeds Of the States stock in the
Union and Planters Banks, by the Bank of Ten.
Dessee, was concurred IN. Ayes S3, noes 80.
5, nat 8 amendment striking out House amend
ment allowing the banks to pay out the notes of
their branches, being under discussion the House
Adjourned till q P. N.
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cnrAp foIr IEATHTR

II c.ANbKR-US. Nos &o aud a. coiisgs street hats
L. IN store, ard ale he ~ iot 81 eAeeNSH1 80
tame a sols LsaEtxrss - cts.P pr D.
IA q. ANDERSON.
Nos. Is q Al, Ceiiege street,
y.pfa-f fxw alogs fIoIa Bread 81
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Selling OFF Under Cost Price.

IN ord or 10 ste for my Spring sto-k II Goods
will sell the bRaT 81 NY stock q Millinery Goods
hand unde rice. Consi ting Of Lad e. Fancy
Konnets trimm ed and M trim Rich Bonnet Rib
French Feati IIuues Mthair. Head dresses
lis Ves KID Glove at 50cis pair Pic Me & e., Sill
Gloves assorted coors. mbToderie hem! sets Under
sleeves Worked Coar~ Enhr oidertd Hauberchi Jaco
net tlouncirg aces, &C genera assortment OF Mill
merry Goods CO.. plee Now Ladies i your time TO buy
Fancy Goods cheap for cash, there will he credit
given. Iemember tie place, No. 10, Cedar street.
MRS. :. J. LLOYD,
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NOTICE..

yINHR hne Stock o. Ready-ade ClohnR (at the Auction
Rooms Of Igenj. r. Shields,) wil be open Tor
few dars loager
Persons wishing to supply themseves vi DO veil . all
without ia rther DELAY. BENZ. \. SHIELDS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-26

MR.. J. E. MURDOCH,
10 his far famsd character Of Young AIRABEL.
ON TUESDAY EVENING" IAN. 20ih,
WILL. be acted the beautiful Comedy INCON-
w STAEI; OF, WINE WORKS WONDERS,
Young Airabel, Mr.. u Il. Agrdock, Vrian, Mrs. 4. y.
Aeakin. GKA ID pas ar DEtA. al kkNks-
TINE AND ANNIE HENAkADE TO conclude with the
farce Of The WIDOWS VICTIM. For fall p4rculars
Programme Bills
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Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.
FOK CAIRO AND lIEMPIIIs.

CQUAkE Cedar and ali other Kind Of lmbe be had
- LAysrgne SAwmis, the Nashville and Chat
iAn16-Gm J. ". BIRDwELL
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CKNnEAT! BT -. WREATH
UST received, 200 hays tusd Pennsylvania Buck
y wheat. In stone and Tor sale BY
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered 10 any part OF the city free Of charge.
iau7--u
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Sp eoial Notices.

IoLLowAV's OINrNENT AND PILLs.--Far be-
low the cruptons, DOLLS, wcns sores, aud other
cxcresccmc"s that disfgurc the surface OF the
body, lies the acrid and corrosive poison which
sustains and agg'avates them. This VIRUS,
ginS from the great internal organs, can only
be followed to its hiddcD rcccsscs by plcpa.
ration like Holloway's Ointment, whose pen
etrating properties are Irresistible. But this is
merely, so 10 speak, the mechanical or neutral
izcs it. Thus its cures are radical and perfect.
The Pills, from their purifying effect upon the
blood, are material help in such cascs.
[IS2,l
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INlE FIRST Session of tins Institution
Il commences lst Monday in Jannsrv
next ami ends lst june.
The second session commences lst Mon
day in July and ends lsl December.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MIR SAM'L. Nc.
CURMiCK, whose proficiency in teaching
il surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher Institutions Of learning in the
Southern States The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present a
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
BE- obtained in it,
Boarding can be- obtained IN private fam
lies Ut $40 per IAunth.
Tho rates of tnitiOn are the Same ~
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building 10 now in CON
plctc repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
Of other places, and TO cur District are held
out sucf Inducements rs we believe will Oh
yiatc the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
:. b. MASSEY,
Secreiary.
Dec Is, 1858. 44-tf.
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I. A NJ G A S II T. R
Sheriff Sales,
Of PERSONAL PROPERTY.

10y virtue of Sundry Wits of Fl Fo to
- me directed will sell before the Cour,
iiouse Door ut Lancaster on the lst Mon.
d"y IN January next, within the local
ho"rs "i saIe'the following personal prop.
crty TO wit Ff
Two Negroes, one cir: (Mi,souric) and
one'5oy (S"m,) levied on and to be sold os
,he property of John Short ut the suits Of
Samuel Is. Massey pro, al, ct al.
Also, one Buggy and harness, levied ON
and to bc sold as the property of Grnnder.
son VI. CaSkcv at the sun Of John B. Cons.
art against Grandr. son ". Caskcy and hi
y. Caskey, defendants
Also, at the residence of.William Coskev
on Tuesday following Uhe .iih Jan'ry 1881
Within the legal hours. will sell 400 shcavs
OF FODDER, more or less, levied on and TO be
Soid IA the property Of William Caskev ,t
'hc snIt Of Nation Small.
Also, at the residence of RILEY Cotoc ON
same day within tGc legal hours. will sell
ioo bushels 0f cora, more or less, 700
POUNDS OF seed cotton, more or less, ahou,
% bushels OF sweet potatoes and one lot
oi sh"cks levied on and to be sold os IN.
property of Osborne McMaurs ut IN. sui,
OF Copeland Massey, ct nj.
Conditions cash. II. f. 81 15 c,..n
II HANCOCK, :. l.. d,
Dec. ~. 1888. tG
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l. z . G. e. R .
Look to Your Interest.

OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK
~ Of Goods are complete and we'll scirr.
ted. We have everything usually kept IN
an up country Store and are determined TO
sell foods ~ low as they can be bought in
The up country. Call and examine our
Stock. We take pleasure in showing our
Goods TO our customers. We are thankful
for their liberal patronage aud hope BY
strict attention to business To share con.
tmuancc of tn" same.
10 those in arrears for 1855, IS and -,
We now say, Money we must have. We
wcre among the very few who kept silent
during the pressure of 81, consequently,
Money We now must have. our payments
are heavy and must be met.
CRAIG Il TAYLOR.
Craigsvilc Nov. &c. '58. l1-u
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Travelling Agents Wantedl
Permanent Employme emit,

WE wish to engage limited numoer ofres-
ponsiblc Agents TO travel aud solicit orders for
Atwater's Patent First Premium Fifteen and
Twenty-Five Dollar Family Sewing Machines,
the very beat low priced Machine in the
market, and fully equal TO the high priced ones;
as it Is the most SIMPLE IN is construction, re-
liable in is operation, aud less liable to get out
Of order. A salary Of $50 per month with all
expenses, win be paid 10 only limited number
OF Agents. For conditions and Instructions in
the business, address, with stamp enclosed,
T. N. DAGGErr & CO,
No. 4 WiLsoy Lass, BosTos, Mas.
December % iSsS--f5 --St
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LANDS For SALE.

WE viii sr;l TO the hrghcst bidder at the
" Court House at lancaster on the first
Monday IN January u,'Ni. all That valuable
plantation, contain. z five hundred acres.
more or less, Known rs the 'S,cest place,
adjoining lands Of William Stevens, estate
Of ID. NIIh,rspoon uUd other.
Til, is we'll known tU be u desirable
plantation, well adapted TO The cultivation
ni "iihrr cotton OF corn. All necessary
buildings are upon the premises.
TERMS, a credit of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale; purchasers
to give approved assurelies and II mortgage.
=. B. MASSEY,
J. + CURETDN,
Adm'rs.
DrceuIb Sth-I3td
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DfsrRicr.

James X Lark, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by virtue
Of Wit Of Cnpias Ad sjatisfaciendum nt ihe
suit Of Price g. Dolby, having iled in my
Office together with a Schedule, on oath OF
his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court OF Common Pleas, praying that Ne
may be- admitted a. the benefit of the Acts
OF the General Assembly made lor the relief
Of insolvent debors IL is ordered. that the
said Price g. Dolby and all other The credi.
tors TO whom the said James X. Lark is ia
any wise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice 10 appear, be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster COurt
House cn the third Monday in March next,
TO shew cause, II anJ they can, Why the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid, should not
be granted
Office Court Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 9Th day Of Dec. 1883. s.e
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec 90 45--3m.
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Lands for Sale.

Jane i. Moore and others In Equity. Ian.
VS.. caster. Bin for
l." Il. Williamson and partition.
wife, an. others.
Under the decree of the Cont of Euui,l
made in above ease, viii sell at I.ura,trr
{. IL. on th" lst Monday the Bird Of Janua.
ry. 1889. 2il acres of Land. more or less.
belonging I" the estate Of John Stewart.
Esq, deceased whcrcon DR.. l.. r. VII
hanson now resides, situate on Cane creek,
bounded by lands of J. II. K Rclk. Robert
II. Crockett and others.
TERMS, credit Of one IN two years.
with interest from day cf safe, purchaser 20
e." bNnG with two good snrrlics
'NHhS IL. WlTHERSPOON.
Dee. :, ISJS-it f 81 DO. 80 l" a.
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Administrators Notice.

A IL. pcrs ons Indebted to the Estate of
IA the late Miss Esther s. Connors are
notified TO make immediate payment. Trose
having demands against said Estate are re.
questrd :q hand them in properly vonchcd
for, in ihe lime required by law TO w. NJ.
Connors, Esq, my Agent
T.. II. CONNORS, Adm'r.
Dee. -. lS5S.-S5f
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Notice to Creditors,

James t. Curr;o", In Equity, Ian
rs. easier District
Gcorgs w Dody. Henry : Bill To- st aside
X. Price. e. al. confess ion O I
J Judgment, Sc
The creditors o.: Henry L. Price are no
tiird aud required t. present and pro, c
their demands agnins, him, before Ihr Com
missioner IN Eq"itv t.r Lancaster District,
on or before the first day Of Mnrch 1~j9.-
BY order q: the C"ur', June Term. 1853.
JAMES II. WirIIERSPOON,
&. l. l.. ID.
l.anraaler. Nov. 6. 1888 -a0,N rf -.
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N OTI E.

I WILL SELL At Lancaster Court
i House on the Lrst Monday in January
next, three negroes-ifoiiy IA likely WI.
NAM and two chiIdren, on a credit of twelve
months; purchaser TO give note with tw"
approved surelies and interest from day OF
sale.
The above named negroes will be sold
by order Of the Ordinary of Clarendon Dis
,riet ~ part Of the personal Estate of the
late Mss Esther \ Connors.
w. NJ CONNORS,
Agem.
Dee 8ih,-43id.
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Last and only Notice.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of
"a Capt. II Draliin, deed. are requested
TO pay up on or before the first day OF Jan
udry next II theY do uot Ileir notes will
positively aud wiiheut reserve be placed in
the hands Of IN officer for collection.
n. b. CRAIG, Admir-.
Nov. 10th 1883. 42-6t.
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SheriH's Sales.

DA Virtue of Sundry Wits Of Fl. Fa's
ID TO me directed, ! will sell before thc
Court House door at Lancaster. a.: tie first
MUnday IN January next, within the legal
hours of sale the following property to
wit
FIVE hundred acre3 of land, more or
less, whereon defendant lives, adjoining
lands Of Robert J. Gardner, Darlag Gard
ncr aud others, levied on and to be sold rs
the property OF Alfred Gardner, at the suit
of David X, llcltan.
Also, al. defendant, Elizabeth Caskcy's
interest in and to three hundred acres of
land more or less adjoining lands of David
CaSkey, VIM. A. Moore, 1T nj. Levied on
and TO be sold TO satisfy ii ia in favor of
Saml. b. Emmons against Elizabeth and
Granderson Caskey.
Also, 500 acres, more or less, whcrcOn
defendant lives, adjoining lands of Mrs
Langley, John SIugs and others. Levied
on and to be sold rs the property of Jnck-
son Shehane mt the suit OF John Adams
Also, 800 acres, more or less, whercon
defendant lives, adjoining lands of Jackson
Shehane, John SuaiC ct al. Levied on and
to be sold us the property Of John ingS 1T
the suit of MagiIl & Heath.
AIso,all defendants interest in and TO 800
acres. more or less, nd on ing lands of Rob.
ert c. Vaughn, Robert Porter ct al. lev.
led OIL and TO be sold 10 satisfy Ii ia in ia e,
ycr of w. J. Cureton, against Thomas g.
aud Mildred Ivey.
Also, 800 acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Mrs. Langley, y. Is. Massey. cf. al
Levied on and to be sold as the property of
Henry Il. Massey, deed. TO satisfy ii IA
ia favor of William Stevens assigned
against w. J. Cureton and J.. II. Massey,
Ex'rs of II. 4. Massey.
Also, the houses and lot whereon defcn-
dant lives, containing 3 1 10 acres, adjoin.
ing lots of w. VI. Connors. James II. With
rrspuOn, Esq, Samuel b. EmmOns and the
RedheId road. Levied on and to be sold
as the property of Daj. d. Halle, at The
suit Of DIR. Charles NJ Jackson.
Conditions Cash &c, Pf 81 rs each
HENRY HANCOCK, 5. L. d.
December Is, 1853. 44-ld
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Land and Negroes for
Sale.

Joseph N. Perry, I In Equity. Ian
W. easter, Partition
Benjamin C. Perry, Land and Negroes
and others.
Under the decree OF the Court of Equily
made in above ease, December Sth, 1888, /
will sell ct Lancaster g., IL on the LIT Mon
day the Sd January 1859. l66 acres oi land
on Singleton Creek bounded by lands of
Wylie Patterson. Wyatt Patterson, James
Thompson and James SumHerville, belong.
ing to Estate of George NJ. Perry. Also.
the following negroes Melbourn, Sarah
and child, Eliza, AdaIino, Terra, Lewis, and
Fanny, all young and likely.
! Terms n credit OF IL months. with inter.
est from day of sale, bond win tTu good
sureties--eXcept as mach cash as viii pay
costa.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Cum'r Eq l.. d.
Dec. l3, 1858, 4i.st Pf $35O.
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TINE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW RE-
4 cciying fulI and varied stock Of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and PIanta-
lion Medicines Soaps, Brushes,
Perfumery, Spices and Toi-
let articles. Pens. Inks,
Paper, Envelopes
and Sealing Wax.
Tarrants Sel,zer Ape
rient, CoIleton aud phc.
nix BitterS, Mustang Lin
imcul, Railways Ready
Relief, Jayne's Expecto-
rant Carlton and How
ards London Cordial Gin
French Brandy and Port
Wine for medical use
Morphine, Quinn Opium,
Sc. &c. Agent for DR.. Nor
scs Indian Root Pills, and Dr..
Marchisfs Uterine Ca,hol;con.
~" Orders solicited,
]. +. DEHAY.
Camden, Nov. 3, IS5s-3s-2m.
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NOTlCE.-The subscriber will sell at
Lancaster &. III. on the first Monday in
January, negro oman, two likely negro
boys Zone about sixteen and the other
tweiVe.) Ter".s, ] =, and years or To
suit the purchaser. A. J.TWITTY.
Dec. -, 1853, I'd.
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Negroes to Hire.

/ WILL hire for ths'year 1859 at Lancas-
Il ter Court House on the lst Monday, Sd
january next. a namber OF good field hands
such as men, women. girls aud boys. Those
wishing 10 hire will do we'll 10 attend on
that day. JAS. ROBINSON.
Dec. 10 --4tid
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DIsrElcT,

LANCASTER DIsrElCT,
James Sullivan who is ia the custody of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District. by virtue
Of Writ OF Capias Ad Saiisfacicndum at
the suit of james H.. CureuOn, having MED
ia my office together with schedule, on
oath, Of lis Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying
that he may bo Admitted To- the Ocn,ht OF
the Acts of the General Assembly, made
for the relief Of insolvent debtors 1t i,
ordered, that lIe said James f. Curcton and
all other tle creditors To whom the said
James Sullivan Is in anywise indebted, DC,
and they are hereby summoned and have
notice to appear before the said Cont al
Lancaster Court House un the third Mon
day in March next, 10 shew cause, Il any
they can, why the prayer OF the petition
aforesaid should not be granted
Oilice Cont Of Common Pleas, Lancas-
ter, Dec. 10Th, 1858.
J. a. STEW MAN, .Crk.
Dec. -. i5-3m
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Obituary.

Departed this life, on the 2Sth Of Novcm-
Eher 1858, at her residence in Clarendon Dis
Z trict, 5. g., in the 4Ith year of her age,
Mrs. FRANCES LOUISA WITHERsPooS, wife
OF Charles Leltoy Witherspoon, and daugh
ter Of the '"te William Vaughn, of 'Iancas
ter District. MaEg years ago she professed
8 faith in Christ, and BECAME n member Of the
Presbyterian Church, in which she contin-
utd ill her death.
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Ladies Dress Department.

Consisting of ri and Ci silks Frnch Meo, mi;
Pise
the
o cannot clip bIgilr
l1lS
Coei
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA



J. n. Small, who is in the custody of
The Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by virtue
"f Wit Of tnpja> .id SutisiacirudUm Il
the suit of John Adams having filed in my
office together with schedule on oath of
his ESTATE ani effects, his petition to tae
Court of Common Pleas. pra ing that he
may 5e admitted to the benefit at the Acts
of the Genera, hSsc,gbly made for the re-.
lief of ln-ohent Debtors. II is ordered.
that the said John Adams and all other the
creditors, TO whom the said }. NJ. Small is
in anywisr indebted be, and they are here.
10y summoned aud have En:itc TO appear
before the said Court a, Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next,
TO slcw cau,e, if any they can, why the
prayer OF the peti,Ion aforesaid should not
BE granted.
Office Court Of Common Pleas, I.rncas.
ter District, 10Th Dec. 1898.
}. \. STEW MAN. CTk.
Dec. -. I5-3m
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BLANKS ! BLANKSll

WR would call the attention of members o
the bar and magistrates of this and thosur
rounding Districts, TO our extensive assort
ment of Blanks. We have now on hand
full supply printed in excellent s'vle, aud
can 'll all orders promptly at se> suty.fiys
cent? per quire cash.
We are also prepared TO prisSI nrleis ~
short notice, in hahdsome~-57e hua "s 10"
as the work can he A-"e any "he'e 'hc III
Stfte Cor rtNA
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Estate Sale.
1890 ACRES WAXHAW LAND
30 Valuable and Likely Negroes.
ALSO,
Horses, Mutes, cattle, Hogs, Corn and
other properly.

sA""'H ""''", '"tHt, HCyS, COTN UHN
other property.
w Cureton, II X Curcton.) I In Equity
Ex'rs of Thos CCurc,on, deed I.anca / er
Benjamin ii. Massey, James Bill to sell
B Curet0n, and others. Estate O f
Thos. Cure
ton, deed
Under ard by virtue Of the decree Of ths
Court Of Equity, made in above case, dee.
10, 1853 i viii sell Ut the late residence
of Thomas Curc;on, deed, 8 miles above
Lancaster Village on the road to Charlotte,
commencing on the j7th day of January.
1859, and continuing until the estate is dis.
posed of, the entire personal Estate of the
said Thomas Cuieton, deceased: CONSISTING
OF so young likely and valuable negroes.
among the number are some choice men
and women likely young fellows, boys and
girls; two young Black Smiths, one with
considerable experience and rrputation..-
The entire. gang being pronounced by CON.
petent Judges. as altogether likely, valuable
aud saleahle.
Also, ii horses and mules, over 100 head
Of cattle, II quantity Of corn, fodder, oats.
wheat, cotton seed and peas = road war.
and kitchen furniture and other articles.
Also, the real estate of the said Thomls
Cuieton, situate in South Carolia, bounded
by lands of Alexander Coiiey, David Hood
DIR. Thos. Is. Curcton, ). i. Massey, NJ. +.
Crawford and the North Carolina line, sup
posed 10 contain about 1900 acres The
land will be rcsurvcyed before the dav of
sale and divided into three or more raIc,As
and sold accordingly. Plats of the same
VII! 6'' made aS soon as possible ard per-
sons are invited Ia examine The sub dys.
ions This is II desirabl. body OF Land. ra.
silly Gu itvated, produces freely and abund-
"ntly, and with satisfaction. Persons dcsi.
rous of picking cotton rs late as in the
months Of January and February are r>pr.
cially invited to attend the sale. to bid and
TO purchase.
The stock of horses, muirS. cattle. Log-
md corn will he sold the first day of Salr.
also the land The negroes on the second
day Of sale.
TERMS.--For the land credit of one
and two Years with interest from day Of
sale, payable annually. For u.r personal
Estate, Il credit of one wear with interest
payable annually, the purchaser To rive
bona with two or more good surr,irs, and
also n mortgage OF The Lana Other terms
on day OF sale.
JAMES II. WlTIIERSrOON,
&. f.. l.. ID.
Dec 22, 1888. Att pr $3.50
i8- Camden Journal, ColumLia Guar.
dian, Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald.
Charlotte Democrat, will copy weekly until
sale.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-22
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