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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-16
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Edgefold District, near Rehoboth, on
Friday October 2Sth 1859, Mrs MARY R. TAIL
BERT, widow Of the late Ansel Talbert Sr. decd.
She was born in Charluttc County, Virginia,
Nov 18th 1884, and consequently ut the time of
her death, was nearly sevcnty-fve years of age.
In the fall of 17S9 she emigruted with her Father
who was r soldier in the war Of the Revo!utiol-
to South Carolina,-was married in 1904, and
dating from the time sho to this State, lived
for seventy years in the Immediate vicinity Of
whore she died.
For q long number Of years, the subject Of this
notice was a member of the Baptist Church, and
her example as ar humble, earnest Christian. was
ever living evidence Of the truth, md power Of
the religion which she Professed. Possessed Of
deep conscientiousness and a truly benevolent
heart, she was ever ready to relieve the needy or
distressed and to her liberality, charity never
plead in vain. In truth, it mny DC Said, thai her
whole life was one continued example of virtue,
piety and love, imbued with an abiding trust in
God. Beautifully was this trust displayed, during
her long and painful illness Of Eve months, which
sho bore without murmur, she waited with
meek resignation and cheerful patience, for the
summons to 'that rest which remaineth to the
pc plo Of God" She Was ready for the summons
and died in strong fuith, and bright hope Of eter
nal life.
The anahle, cheerful disposition, and the natur-
81 kindness IF heart characteristic Of the deceased
secured her the esteem Of the young a well as the
uli while her kind sniicitudc and tender affection
as Il parent inspired in the members Of her family
the most profound love anl reverence. And al
though her removal is justly regarded by tho
family with Inc deepest ailiciun yet they rejoice
that she WAS permitted.
"rn live 50 long, that like ripe fruit she drorpd
Into her m"ticr's lap. Gathcr'd not larshly
puck'rl
Into dea ath mature.
DrEr on lst November, JOITN 4. REARD0N.
in the forty -rst year uf his age the eldest son Of
Joseph and Nancy Rcardon.
Death hns been here and hOrnc away
4 neiyhhor from ulr side,
Just in the morning of this da."
AZ young !: We he die,l.
We cannot tel! who next may fall
Beneath the Christening roll
Ono must bc first but let u u!l
Prepare to meet our tind,
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hsye n
The greatest wonder to w, however, Ia, that
nearly all the wool received ny the miiis mas been
l'"n so. s wv ith,r;ii. va h.,;srs ,ha, vi ,hor
Districts together. d. the pcnulo hunt foxes ur
parlridses or allow every negro to keepa postum
u'S e., III -.oneytlle ,,,.
vol ,,n,.;,1, ,ro .,.,,.rt rroi,c, ,l,c I.,t, In
our own section there is not one sheep to where
there were twenty ten ycar:ag". Tho range about
us Is het'sr man IL ever was; \ le" years as"'
hr".,r.J ,hc.n there ,rc hnt ,T, anrt. n,,r IN
tbis range. The dogs have done the work. After
unc or two dog fora!s. man gets ort of all heart
ana gives al.. We i.ahs in.c =" sn"ol al Jugs
',,,r ,;,,I,I,"r. =, J ,,c .,,. ,,r,rJ, -. ,r
that will MT stay at home. and gues prowlius
! al'"ut making night hite"uS by his upr"arl"u'
~ .,,,,I ~, Ill - ~ ="
dnr-it i. aiI extensive operation, and often lead.
to mischief, tn boot.
There Is II" animal which can he raised more
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Reauisition for Gerrit Smith.

The New York Tribune, of Wednesday has
the following editorial announcement:
We understand that requisition has heen
made by Governor Wise of Virginia, on Gov
Morgan of this State, for the surrender OF
Gerrit Smith, but whether on o charge of
treason simply against the State Of Virginia,
OF of murder slso we are not advised. We
presume the requisition has not yet reached
Gov. Morgan, but the fact Of its issue comes
to US in such shape that We cannot doubt
its authenticity.
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EDGEFIELD DISTRI,

Il
IN ORDINARY.
NpY W. F. DURIs0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District
Whereas, Samuel Blackwell and James a. Tai
bert, have applied to me for Letters of Admins
trntion, on al and singular the goods and chattcs
rights and credits Of John Briggs, late Of the
District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of t'Y said
deceased to be and appear before Inc, at our next
Ordinurys Court for the said District to be holden
at ElgeGeld Court House. on tue 26th day of
Nov. inst. to show cause. il any, why the said
administration SHOULD not be granted.
Liircn under my hand and seal, this 18th
LAY of Nov. in the year Of our Lord one thult.
anlcisht hundred and fifty mine, and in the eighty
fourth year of Iilrican independence.
w. I. Dt'RIS0E, o. ED.
Npy isi Ct ~
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Religious Notice.

Rev. S. s. GAILLARD, Of the Presbyterian
Church. will preach at place (dso uOle"'e) on Fr
day evening the 25th Inst Services in the Court
House ut csnil.-lght; also on Saturday and Sun
day following.
The Rev. J. LC. GRIFFIN o: Misc, and the
',eY. J. c. C. FxAsrER, Of Fessterrille, 5. C.'
;ni:ersslist. are expected to preach in the Court
]jvus. ON Thursday night tho 24th inst.
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A New SEWING MAcHISE.-Mr. George W..
MITCHELL of Jackson, Tenn, has invented q
Sewing Machine, which promises 10 lay aside
everything that has eve: before been attempt
ed in that way. We have minutely examined
it, and we do not see how it is possible to
make it more simple than it is. As to the
sewing, it gives entire satisfaction. 1t makes
nearly the Singer machine stitch-ruus as
fast as you desire-never misses stitch and
makes about as much noise as the step of a
cat upon brussels carpet.-West Tennessee
WhiO
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Russell,s Magazine.

Tho number for November isa very pleasant
one. The contents are:
Lysas; Joy. (from the German Of Goethe;)
Epistolary Gussipinss Of Travel and its Reminis.
rcnces The Ac,res, in High Life; The Marble
Bust, (frnm the Frcnch;) The Count dc fnix;
Maternal Dream; Ario,to; The Anatomy Of Words;
Pining for Home; Facts, Anecdotes, and Literary
Essays
The Editors Table and Literary notice depart
ment are also we'll supplied. We call the Editors
attention to mistake of the printer on page l3l,
twelfth line from the top Of second column. Such
errors will occur in the bcst regulated Offices. They
are not to bo considered in newspapers; in STAN
dsrd literary journals they arc more observable.
We trust that RUSSELL is fixed fact in the lit
erature Of tho South. Whoever wishes his taste
elevated, would do well to subscribe for RUSSELL
ut once Price only So per annunl.
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Ep0ErlslD, S. c., Nov. 5th 1889.


Z. W. Carsiis, ". ". Friendship Lodge No
rs, A.. r.. NJ.
DEAR Bro You will please accept my thanks
for the beautiful and substantial testimonial you
and my kind Brethren have rendered me in refur-
ence to my address to the public last ST. Johns
day and also for the fattering terms Of kindness
in which you have communicated their frnternal
regards to ne.
T mas pleased very much on that day to receive
the ngraulatiOn. Of the iadie, through acornmit-
tee of them loubtlo,s to tho great jeaousy Of The
bachelors, miserable creatures, don't you pity
theml) And you will feel that is feather in
your cap from me, to commission you to assure
thom that in memory of their smiles on that ocea-
sion cuused the first drink from its beautiful
rim, to be touched and tasted by the lips of the
fair lit was coffee not quite as noble drink, as
clear, cold water.
So you see that the occaaion-and the pressnta-
tion-and the ladies smilss-und its conservation
and all together, will prove source of pleasure
ever refreshing amid the checkered scenes Of lifc.
And my prayer shall over be for tho purity and
prosperity of our order. Give my kindest regards
to the Brethren and ladies' and accept tho same
from yours truly and frstsrnally.
JR. PICKETT.
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State of South Carolina,
:DGEFlELD DISTRICT,

~ ORDINARY.
DY W. I. DuKGSOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Henry OutzS kath applied to mo
for Lrtturs Of Administration, on all and singu-
lar the gonls and chattlsS rights and credits of
Mary 0ulzS nc Of the District aurcsaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to ci'c aid almonish all
and .nsular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased Ia he and appear before me, at our next
Ortinnrys CURT for the sni District, to he holden
at Elgcicll G. H., on tho 29;h day of Nov. inst,
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not he granted.
s;,Gven unller my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
Nov. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-nine, and in the S4th year of
American Independence.
w.F. DURIsOE, o.E.n.
Nov 16, 1859 2t As
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The Paris correspondents of the London
journals indulge gloomy forebodings as to
the contnunce ofpeace between England and
France. A writer in the Herald plainly
states that the impression has gained ground
of q rupture between them as imminent.
Several French provincial journals have pub
lished violent articles against England, which
are known to have been written by govern
ment officials. England is warned that the
hour Of trial approaches which may put an
end to her greatness forever.
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s. z. Bowers providing for the Ladlcs'
The Southern Guardian.

rhi, veil-managod jour,al commenced its Sc
coud volume with all cn.irc new dress for the
resding department, which handsome oat": places
the "Gmrdinn," in point Of Typography, ~ith 'i''
first papers Of the State We observe Tue io'i'"'
!ns in relation to it. terms for the daily turing
;hc Session Of the Legislature:
..SEssIox PArER.-We will furnish inc NaHs
Southern Guardian for the session OF tue hess's-
laturc, for one Dollar, free Of postage:
Full reports of tho proceedings will be given IL
esch doy's issue.
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Drug Store.

DR.. J. JOKES; (says the Dispotch) rensws
his compliments to our readers in a tasteful Card
IN this paper. His store is FoGARrY's old stand,
under the Augusta Hotel. and VIC bespeak for him
tie attention Of his professional friends, and buyers
and consumers of Drugs aud Medicine generally.
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Nov. 16, 1859
JUDGE o'NEALL's NEW BOOK NOW READY
THE BENCH AND BAR
soUTU CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
N0NTAINING Biographical Sketches ofCHIEF
" JUSTICES, ATTORNEY GENERALS,
LAW JUDGES. U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
CHANCELLORS, SOLICITORS, RECORDERS,
MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
To which is added, The Original "Fee Bill Of
179l," with Signatures in fac simile attached,
complete Rolls Of State and Federal Judges and
Attorneys, and the "Rolls of Attorneys" Admit
ted to. Practice from l772 to 1859, from the re-
cords at Columbia and Charleston. 2 rols., Svo.,
clo., 500 pp., $500
S. G. COURTNEY i CO., PUBLISHERS.
No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, S. G..
For sale by g. L. PENN.
Agent for Edgefeld District.
Nov 10th. 2t Al
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For tho Advertiser.
Manurcs..Nhich are the Best.

HAMBURG, s. G., Nov, 10 1859.
.Nr. Editor,-= DEAN slK: We sOnd you by thiu
mail Il copy of the last issue Of the" Weekly Day
Book" in which wo have marked of an article
written on fertilizers" The writer gives Prof.
MApEs's tho preference over all others. Wo have
unbound.d confidence in this manure, and believe
it t, be y genuine good article. After perusing
the piece we refer 10, should you think it worthy
Of corner in your valuable columns we would
be plrssed M the agents t, see il in them. When
We first came to this country We advocated the use
Of Guano as it had been extensively and pro6ta-
bly, used in England. We believe this is free
fro,n all the Objectionable qualities contained in
Guano, and would be very happy to sec 1t expert
IN epted with by our cotton planters.
Yours, truly,
II. i n. E. SOLOMON.
nE.r1,rIxsRs.-Wo have been experimenting
tho past season With quantity Of AapeS Nitror
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For the Advertiser,
Presentation and Correspondence.

KIRKsEr's CRoss RoAD, Oct e5th 1850.
Rev. J. r. PIcKXrr-4y Dear Sir and Bro.:-
With this you will receive Silver Cup, which 1
have been authorised by Friendship Lodge No Is,
A. T. M. to procure and pretent to you as a small
testimonial Of respect and fraternal regard, for
your able exposition Of the principle, of our order,
in. an address delivered by you before our Lodge
and large number of the craft and citizens of
Edge6sld District at Mountain Creek Church on
ST. Johns day 24th June last.
With the best wishes Of the Lodge for your
future prosperity. arn very truly and frnternally
yours, Z.CARWILE, W. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.

HAMBURG, Nov. IA, 1859.
Nm. EprroR: We have had good demand for
cotton for The past week, and all thrown Oh tho
market was freely met BY buyers ut lie. for guod
middlins. quite as extremes lOi to III tho
latter began busy for middlins fur. Our receipts
are light this week. Received this week 1852
balo.. P.
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For the Girls.

TIE mode of arranging the hair for young ladies'
in Paris styled rImperatricc, is now slightly modi-
fed. Tho hair is parted down the middle Of the
forehead, arranged in rich bandeaus, end theh
wound round the head in double plat, forming
e. diaden; on the back of the head is placed
large velvet bow, with long ends.
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"GRAss.-psnr Sir: Which of the grasses
will suit best to soB In tho Tsll with wheat, to
make pastures. after the wheat is cut, fuF sheep,
hogs, cattle, aud horses the grass to remain on
tho land the two following years after the wheat
is cut then to be followed by cotton or coru--:hc
improvement of the land being an important CON-
alteration: quality Of land. sandy, with clay sub
soil, producing about ten bushels Of corn per
acre without manure. How much seed should bo
sowed, and how should the land be treated in pre-
pairing for cotton or corn after the grass
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Railroad Jubilee,

The good people of spatnnburs Villsse will
have barbecue and other demonstrations on the
e5.h instant, commemorative of the completion Of
the railroad to that place. There they all go-on,
on on.-and here VIC stand at dead halt. Alas!
for Fo.rdor,! And nine cheers to the Spartans!
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isOffnr ChnrleSton,,, ,,

I'D. R. D." Of this Office, is of fer town this
week with the rest, to see the good city and for
other purposes. We wish him hearty time. Ais
abscence will account for sny ma!-arrangement OF
matter in this issue We don't fear this much how
ever, with CovAR, and CHARLIE, and PAUL, aud
McCuLLorGH, and PErE, by our sidc
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Cold At Last.

Aftsr somewhat prolonged Indian Summer
the change Of stern winter has at length been am
ply realized Tuesday morning, the 18th, FAN
neYurrr stood at $50 about day-brenk. FoSeta-
ton succumbs. And the "trsppinss and the suits
of winter are in active demand.
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Have YOU Sold YOUR Cotton I?

EF so, come forward settle up with us, and thereby
Il redeem your promise and enable US to make
our Gre litors easy. We are in want Of money-in
fact we must have considerable portion of ''the
needfu" to meet our pressing liabilities. Come,
al. you that are indebted, and pay part Of your
respective accounts il it is not convenient tn pay
the whole amount. Come to our assistance forth.
with-by all means on Sale day in December next.
SMITH & JONES.
Eov 16 81 As
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Mn. Epnou: avail myself "f this method Of
expressing my most sincere thanks, to these hFeh-
ren nhd Churches within the hounds Of the Edge
field A.unciaf"n f"r their kindness in contributing
towards the Six Hundred dollars pledged by my
self fur the Association, fur the payment of the
debt standing u,lt against tho Coliseum Pace
Baptist Church in New 0rlcans For the satisfac-
tiua IF all ask y"' the favor t" publish following
list of namek and amounts contributed.
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Es-ssyeral notices uuavoidably postponed.

re- We welcome S. A. L. and L. W. K. back
90 our columns, and will give their farora TO the
yohlic soon. Where ore "DAlsr,' Lucy Law
vspRn." aud the restY
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Notice This,

a LII persons are forewarned not to trade for q
N Note male by me for six hundred dollars,
payable to Lanham i Glover on the first day OF
January next, rs the consideration of said Note
has failed, aud will not pay the same. till COM
PEELED by law. NJ A. HOBBS.
Nov. IA, 1859 81 4j
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Pretty Good.

t,ns Of our hest bird-shots, Mr.. E. II. YOUNG
BLOOD. brought in twenty nine partridges tho
other dcy.-the result of ative or six hours hunt
,.v;n, lost ii. others which he thinks were killed
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Executors Notice.

TUyIIE Executors of the late Daniel Ouzts, de-
IL ceased give notice to all indebted to the Es-
tate of the said deceased, to pay the same withou
delay, and those having claims against the Estate
will present them in due form. Immediately. We
wish to settle up the Esrate in 4 short time, and
hope all interested will give prompt attention to
this notice. 7. ]. QUITS, p,,...
l.. BROOKS. f'N '''
S,y. 49, 1850 tf IS
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South Carolinian for the Session.
The pronrictor of this excellent Journal, says

81 aan.-.! wa will furnish. our DAILY SESSION
- e .fss 49, -: ~!
PApfR ID l-.-T-Ikk, sS"!!I-Ss. FfO' pr
Photographic Reporter being attached to our
otico, will enable US to give accurate reports OF
the acts and doings of the Legislature
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Messrs. III. a. n. u Solomon.

IN addition to their large Stock OF groceries,
Liquors, Baggins, Rope &c, de- the! are a'e'
Agent. for the sale Of Msres' and Hoyt' super
phosphates of Linn, together with Phosphate
,;uauu and other excellent Manurc'. SEQ their
advertisements III anci!.tr column. Thoy buy
nome hutthe fines. foods, and tEer prices arc as ioW
IS the loweEt-r. least this has cvcr been our el-
1crisncc with .hs House.
--A-o---o-:--
S. z. Bowers providing for the Ladies'
Friend sag has now i'll store choice eol'ct-
tian Of nice things for the Ladies. See fis aa'er-
tiseacnt of choice Havans Preserre', not oeSa's
as our ra=cally Imp" bal it last ~cok.
And for the gentlemen. Mr. l. has the best that
can 10 had. 1t is not necessary to cnumcra'e
articles. Every body knows what E"wEEs keeps
in tho way Of anc Liquors, Sesars, Groceries
de-, &c.
Call on hin, for your "good things ioF tue al'-
proaching holidays.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE..-All
IA persons interested in the Estate Of Chnrlea
hammond, Sr., deceased, arc hereby notified that
final settlement of said Estate will be had in the
Ordinary's office, on the third Monday in Janua-
ry 1860.
THOS. KERNAGIIAN, Ad'or.
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GROCERIES +!
Administrators Sale.

HDY virtue of Nh order from W. F. Durisoe, Or
I'D dinary, will proceed to sell on Wcdncs lay
the ltth Of December next, at The late residence
Of Robert Alton, deceased, ul the Personal Estate
of said decoasc,, consisting Of
Fourteen Likely Negroes,
Horses, one Mule, Cows Hogs, Sheep, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, dc.
TERNs-0n credit Of twelve months, with in.
tcrcst from date all sums under ten dollars cash.
Purchasers required to give their notes with two
or more good surcties.
ROBERT QrARLES, Adn'or.
Nov. lG, 1859 At 40
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Administrators Sale.

NDY virtue Of an order from the Ordinary, viii
I'D proceed to sell ut the lato residence of Mrs.
Mildred Alton, deceased on Wednesday the l4,h
December next, all the personal Estate Of said
deceased, consisting in part a. follows, viz:
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
and Blacksmith Tools, one Road Wagon, one Ok
Cart one Cow, Hogs. Carn. F"lder, DC.
TERNs-On n credit oi twrive E.oulhs with in
tereSt from da'c, for all sums over ten dollars
for all sums under ten dollars cash. Purchaser 10
give notes with two more guod sureties.
ROBERT QUARLES, Adm'or.
Nov. l6, 1850 1t IS
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@r A dispatch from New York on the sth inst,
says Gc1rilt Smith BIAS been sept tn thp Insane
Asylum at Utica. Iio Is seriously derangod.
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Institute Fair.

Last weel; the State Fnir,-this week tho Inst-
tute Fair. Carolina is all ag"g with fairs and
exhibitions. Columbia did the honorsl: l:st wcek, =
this week Charleston. The rush upon tho South
Carolina railroad has doubtless been immense for
tho last day or two. Numbers from the country,
ladies and gentlemen, children and servants, are
promcuadiug Meeting and Hing, BrOad street and
The Battery, enjoying the glorious breath of ocean,
the sights of busy sea port, aud the oysters, and
the crabs, and the theatre, and all that family of
limit
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Wanted Immediately.

Seventy i've hens aud ave roosters, for which
fell market prices will be paid ifthe FOULS are
healthy snd not more than two years oldj And If
III. 10, i. every way satisfactory, yeaE's sub
s,iption TO the Edgefed Airsrti'er will be thrown
N.
Game chickens preferred. The yellow logged
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Z. ". CarHiis, ". ". Friendship LOdge No
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Louisa N. Traylor and others
N. O. Tallnlan,
David II. Traylor aud others.
EDY virtue of IN order of the Court in this cause
I'D will cause to be sold at AbheYille C. H. on
Sale-day in December. pror., THE TRACT OF
LAND belonging to the estate of tho lato A. T.
Truylor. situated in Abbcville District, lying on
Cnlahnsh and Cufy-town Creeks, containing about
three hundred and fifty seven (:i5T, acres, more or
less, nnd adjoining lands Of J. l.. Harmon, T. C..
Perrin and j. ". Hearst. Sail tract is already
advertised in the .thbcville newspapers, and the
parties will please take notice accordingly. The
{" ll"me Tract in Edee!ic' will be sold on Sale
day n January next MS will appear more fully by
another advertisement.
Trrms.--A credit of one and Two years with in
tercst from day of sale, except cost to be paid in
cash.
a. SGMKINS, c.E.E.p.
Nov. l2, 1859 4te IS.
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mr,L. ,,o.ou I'm. u,or"

Pleasant day, and nights to all the visitors
And d good time generally to every body!