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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-07
AN ACT

mo. 2O1.1 AN ACT
Further to prevent the taking of usurious interest
on the part of Banks, and 10 prevent confession
Of judgments on warrants Of attorney in favor
of banks.
Section /. Be it enacted by tho General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That whenever usurious
interest shall haEe been charged or takon in this
state by any bank, whether incorporated by the
laws of this state or elsewhere it shall be lawful
for any party or parties TO an action brought upon
any bond, BILL note or other instrument of writing
in which such usurious interest shall havo been
charged or included, at any time before or after
Judgment to set up and prove the taking or de-
mand of such us1rious interest, without ten derng
to such bank the legal amount of debt and inter
est due on such obligation.
Sec. 2. That in all cases in which Judgment
shall have been heretofore rendered in favor Of
such bank or banks upon default, or upon war.
rant of attorney to confess Judgment, it shall bS
the duty of the court in which such judgment was
rendered, at any time before such judgment shall
have been satisfied, upon affidavit of any defend
ant against whom such Judgment was rendered
setting forth the facts constituting such usuroui
demand, to set aside such Judgment, and permit
such defendant or defendants to fl, his or theil
answer in said action setting up sI6h usuTiOus de-
mand, without rendering to such bank the lega
amount Of debt an interest due on the bond, bill
note or other obligation upon which said action
was founded.
Sec. 3. That all judgments by confession here
after rendered in favor Of banks, or in favor OIL
officers or agents of banks on warrants of attorney
shall be absolutely null aud void.
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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AN ACT

mo 2O2.l AN ACT
Making appropriations ior the payment of interest
on the state debt, the payment of portion Of
the principal thereof, and the payment Of the
expenses of the tOard of commissioners of the
sinking fund.
Section /. Bel enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That the following sums
be, and they are hereby appropriated from any
moneys in the treasury belonging to the sinking
fund
For the payment of the semisannual interest to
come due on the foreign funded debt Of the State
on the first day Of July, 1869, and the first day of
January, 1850, and the semi, annual interest on
the domestic debt of the State to como due on the
first day of May and the first day of November,
1882 the SUN of eight hundred sixty four thousand
five hundred eighty four and 5O-lOO dollars,
q s64, ,5s4 50.)
For the payment of interest on school and trust
funds used by the State, the sum of one hundred
fifty six thousand dollars, ($l56,O00.)
For the payment Of portion Of the funded debt
of the state, being the amount of the sinking fund,
as established and fixed by the constitution aPpli-
cable thereto for the year 1869, the sum Of one
hundred fifty thousand three hundred sixty three
dollars, ($l5O,SBS)
For the payment of the salary of the agent Of
the state In the city Of New York and for Office
rent and necessary incidental expenses thereof,
the sum of four thousand dollars, $4,000
For the payment Of the salary of the clerk in
the office Of the commissioners Of the sinking fund
at the seat Of government, and the necessary incl
dental expenses OF said Office, the sum of two thou
sand i've hupdred dollars, (S2,600.)
For the payment CT engraving, printing, sta
tionery, and other expenses necessary 10 the dis
charge Of the duties Of the commissioners Of the
sinking fund, the sum of seven thousand dollars,
($7OO0.)
For the payment Of the expenses of said com
missiOners in going TO, at and returning from the
city Of New York, in the discharge of their official
duties, the sum Of twelve hundred dollars s 200
For the contingent fund of said board Of com.
missioners of the sinking fund, the sum Of one
thousand dollars, (Sl0oO.J
For the construction of fire and burglar proof
vault in the Office Of said commissioners in the
state house, the sum of twenty i've hundred dol
| lars, ($2, ,500.)
| sec.2 This act shall bs in force from and af-
ter its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
April 5, 1859.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
IN BASKET Champagne,
~ 10 doz Sparkling Catawba,
10 cases Bermuda Iulip,
2 casks Port Wine,
2 Sherry do,
2 Madeira do,
2 Claret do,
5 dozen Blackberry Brandy,
Cherry do,
8 Lavender do,
Ginger do,
Aromatic Schnapps,
5 Ginger Wine
10 bbls. Old Rye & Bourbon Whisky,
8 Old Hennessey and Otard
Brandy.
The above Liquors Aro warranted good or no
sale. Families and Dealers are requested TO call
and examine for themselves, For sale only by the
Packag nor tie.
mhs0 d. and +. B. SKULL.
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Dayton, Xenin q Columbus IL. Il
q FaN


Three Daily Trains, via Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton TO all Eastern
Cities.
NHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the East as followe Night Express at 20 a.
m; Day Express9, 80 A. m AccOmmod tiOn SOP III.
Arriving At Dayton, Accommodation 6,63 a. M;
No. Expresa II, 80 a. mi Day Express, 630 y. m.
Trains run by ColpEphus time, which is , minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on =. X, Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Nenia and Columbus--Leaves at O,sO p.
M, and arrives at 500 n. m.
Ali freights left at the Depot by $3.50 D. m. will
be forwarded same day, bv $50 p, m. Ffeights ar.
riying at 6bsp. M, will be delivered al 9,aOA
J. DURAND, Supt.
{, WARMANs Gcn'l. Ag't aprl3
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Grain Market

Cincinnati Markets.
OIScISNArT. May G.
Flour firm. s6.4O@6,5O for superfBe.
Whisky 25@251S
Provisions buoyant Mess Pork Sl7 ,O0@ls,
90; prime Si3,00@l3,75.
Wheat steady. White l,55@l ,65; Red ,35
al AZ.
Corn active at Sl@e3
Rye in fair demand at %
Barley dull at 5000.
Oats, 5l@57 for prime.
Lard liz
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LAWS OF OHIO.
Published 5y Auidority.
mo 2os.1 AN ACT
To relieve The sare'iss O executors or adminttra

mo 2os.f AN ACT
To relieve The surosies Of enooutors or admin,tra
tors
Section !, BE Il enncted By the 0eneral Assem-
bly, o. the state Of Ohio, That II shall 10 law.
ful for any surety Of any executor or administer.
tor Of any deceased person ~ any time TO max,
complaint 70 the proper probate court to be roisas
Cd from the bosd with such executor or admins
traitor, by filing his request therefor With tho Judge
Of said court, and giving AZ least i've days notice
In writing 10 such execator or administrator.
when such court is Of opinion there is good reason
taeref 2, shall release such security, and Il such
executor or administrator fail 10 give new honda
az By such court directed he shall bo removed
aud his letters superseded but such oriruai sure
y shall not be released until such executor er ad
ministrator so gives bonds, and such original
oureiy shall be liable only Tor ho acts Of such ea
ocutor or adminigtrator from tho time Of the exc.
cation Of original bond to the hling of the 50.
cond bond Provided, that the costs Of suoh re
lea shall be paid BY the surety applying 10 be
released, unless Il shall appear to the court that
the administrator or executor is insolyent, ineom
pe,ent, OF is wasting the assets Of the estate
See. 2. This not shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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stenmbont Disnster.

CINcINNATt, May 6.
The steamer Jacob Traber, while attempt
ing to land at her wharf this morning, struck
a pile Of pig iron, which had been covered
over by the late rise, and sunk in ten feet Of
water. She afterwards took fire and will
probably prove a total loss. She was in
sured, in this city, to the amount of $4,000.
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from washington.

WASHINGTON, May 8.
Ex-Congressman, VIM. b. Bishop, of Con-
necticut, was to-day, appointed Commission
er Of Patents Gen. Cass held an interview
with Lord Lyons, the British Minister, and
Senior MatA, the Mexican Minister, on busi-
ness connected with their respective Govern
ments.
Judge Cradclbaugh has not been removed,
as reported.
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April 0, 1859.

mo. 2l3.l AN ACT
TO authorize county commission to alter or
change the boundaries of election precincts.
Section /. Be II enacted by tho General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That the commissioners
of any county in this state, upon presentation to
them at any regular session Of their board, Of a
petition signed by not less than twelve legal vo-
ters Of any voting precinct in any township there
in. that any line or lines bounding said precinct
be changed or altered, upon being satisfied that
the prayer Of said petition is just and reasonable,
and that due notice thereof has been given for
twenty days by posters either written or printed
in three public places in each precinct to be affect
ed by such change, grant the prayer of such petit
ton by an order that such precinct be changed 10
accordance Herewith.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect aud be ia
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
Anril g. 1880
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CHICAGO, May 6.
Michael McNamee was executed, this fore
noon, for the murder of his wife, last July.
A respite was granted in the case of Michael
Finn, who was also to have been hung to-
day.
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AN ACT


mo. 2lO.l AN ACT
To repeal act assed April llth, 1856, entitled
ian act supplementary TO an act entitled ian act
to authorize free banking in Ohio, passed March
81, 1851.
Section l. Be IL enacted by the @ General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That the act passed April
II, 1856, entitlsd can act supplementary to an
act entitled AN act to authorize free banking in
Ohio passed March q, 1851" be aud the same
is hereby repealed: Provided, that such repeal
shal in wise Affect any liabilities, civil or Grim
inal, incurred under tho said sections so repealed,
nor any proceedings under them.
sec.2. This act shall take effect on its passage
WILLIAM u. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Att n toEo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-21

:..Y Virtue of sunlry Wr;s Of Ficri Facias tc
J me directed. will proceed to sell ut Edge
;yi c. H.. on tl'e first Monday and Tuesday il
jct9'.rr nvXt, the following property in the ici
pm:ns eases. viz:
j":is ". Mc;ie!lur vs. .Nibcr; C. Gaskins. Gre
:",,: u. Land, containing luur !:mircr .md c.hl
.crrs. mere or less. wi.crcun tr Defendant resides,
,iiui;irs lands .: iGil:I L. Burr2s:. DAVIS I'll:
Iris and oilers.
s W. Nicholson W. Allen franklin and L. !.
iii!vS: john Sc.lcr Bearer. and others scrcraii:
IS. Allen Franklin U!e Tract of Land. containin.
fw" Thousand acres more or less, adjoining land:
." YIN. Gregg, kissall Swcaringcn ard Others.
James II. Swcarinsen W Il. MrD. Viewer: other
Piaiaiif> vs The same, One Tract Of Land. where.
an the Defendant resides. containing fu' hundred
; acres. more or less adjoining lands Of William
fpnry, James Swearingcn, Srn'r.. AhSalOm 1iGrn
and others. AlSo, Unc other Tract of Land con
tanning three hundred acres. more Or less, adj air.
IN: lands Of William ToDcy, L. ". Hatcher. Da-
ri,. Harris and others.
.ia!In Il. Viewer ". Alicdgc j.. Viewer, One
raci OF Land, containing three hundred and ci.l-
y. nine acres. more or less. bGundc,l by lands Of
;";n$ull Bland. Aquilla Miles and others.
u ,niel Holland VS.. john c. Lovclcss and othcrs;
Bennett Holland aud other Plaintiffs. Sevcrally vs.
John c. LovclusS, One Tract Of Land, containing
Two hundred acres, more or less adjoining lands
of ;icorgc Spcarnun, Eldrcd Mobley and others.
/. L. Whaiey for another, VS.. Thomas W What
ley. One Tract of Land. containing one hundred
am iiity acres, more less. adjoining lands o!
Mrs. Mariah Atkinson; Mrs. Whatlcy aud others.
W. W. lIavirl fer another, vs.. Winfield Havird,
Dne Tract of Land, containing one handr-,i ana
twenty acres more or less, adjoining lands Of Ja
crh AlcCarty, Thornton Coleman and others.
Ellis Il Smontou VS.. l.. T. II. kirkscy, Adm'or,
One Tract Of Land, containing two hundred acres,
more less adjoining lands of james Swcaringen,
Sen r., F. NJ. Coleman and Others.
D.J. Walker vs.. John Marsh. One. Tract Of
Land, containing ninety three acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of John j. Glover, William Par
due, Vim. ?. Jones and others.
J. L. Wells, for another. W. John Aury, One
Tract uf lar,l containing two hundred and tc:!
acr.s, bounded rs lands OF B. T. Doutwright, Mrs
i:1ulct:! Bush aid others.
A. g. Turner W. F. VI. Nicholas: Other plain
ills The Same, 0uc lot in the Village o! Edge
.icll containing three acres, boundc 10y lands Of
Or. +. j. aliias, Mrs. Spann and others.
Alfred &. llpwar VS.. George Sharptou, One
Tract or lot Of land containing five acres. more
Of less, adjoining lands ri Mrs Sarah Morris and
| .therS
L. e. Dcmns vs. II. L. Cook, Orc Tract Of
Iin'i cnntuinin: one hundred acrcs. mere or less
:.iiuiuing lands Of ThCS. W. Nhatley, s. Clark
.ud J. II. Hammond.
JAMES EDISON. s.ED.
Scl:. 9, ls5a ltc 50
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House and Lot for Sale.

n will offer my House and Lot in the corporate
4 limits of Edgefeld Village, on tho Columbia
Road adjoining Lewis Covar and others, at private
sale until the first Monday in December next. II
not sold before, will be sold at public out cry at
the Court House steps on that day.
The Lot contains FOUR ACRES, upon which
is good two story Dwelling House, containing
six upright rooms, with fire places Also, m ex-
celent double Kitchen, with chimney in the mid
die, and other necessary buidings,-an excellent
well of water, two good gardens, &c.
Good time will be given in tho payments. For
furtAsr particulars apply to Mr.. p X. Blaock OF
myself. ROSELA BLALOCk.
Sept. I, 1850 If 50
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ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTJFICATES,
Eaclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will 30 forwarded
by frst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
Tho list Of drawn numbers aud prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
NoTIcE TO ConREspoSnENTs.-Thosc who Pc
for Lot sending money by mail, cnn use
THE EXPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby money for Tickets in sums of Ten Dol
lars and upwards, can bo sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where thorc is an Express
Office. The money and order mustb be enclosed in
Government Pon Office Stamped Envelope,
or tia Express Companies cannot receive them.
Al: communications strictly confidential.
Orlcrs for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express, to be directed to
MCKINNEY * CO.,
SAVANNAH, Ga.
Aug. ~, 1859 ly 50
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Fresh Groceries !!

& E. BOWERS, AG'T; thanks his friends an,
y. patrons for their liberal support. amd desire.
n continuance of their Kindness Every ch"r
,v, bc made +. .-iv. entire satisfaction bail, :,
~ ~ n n t,c ,Nn D,rs,s
w ~ > AN " a "a .
He will fill any orders entrusted to his care,
his Store in Hamburg. or Hanback, & ''.orcrSi i:
Augusta. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
and OF the BEST ARTICLES. His Stock coz
sists Of
Java, Lagura md Rio COFFEE
Muscovado and Purtorico SUGAR;
Crushed and Powdered Z"
Extra A. 3. & c.. {"
BRO0MS. Tues, BUCKETS, DIPPEES, &c.
Cogntu's No. | SOAP;
Family and Toilet SOAP;
Patent Wax CANDLES;
Pure Sperm
Hydrarlc Pressed CANDLES:
Fytr, T,n;j, tlOlIr
Canvas. HANS:
Family LARD.
Orange County BUTTER:
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IL ORUIN.IR y

~ ORDINIRl',
Robert Quarles, Guardian adtitem,
Partition.
Erwin CIcsg and wife, and others.
gpY IN order from the Or;nary, I will proceed
EIs :" sci! at EI@cicl,ic. H., ~. the first Monday
n 'Jctn!cr next. the Real Estate OF Mildred Alton,
s;,rca>c: r$is:in. of Tract of Land, lying and
oen: in ;hc District and State aforesaid. contain
M, ;;rp Hundred ard si::ty-mnc acres, more or
.,.<< bounded Is lands oi i"-iua harris, James
Sheppard, Ella. I,n:r"on, and others.
TFEM&-On credit Of ;%vivc months. Pur-
.Iastrs to'.ivc homd with good securities and Il
:lvrr@agc :" the Ordinary, tn secure the purchase
,,ip::cy. Cu:t /" l,e pai. III cash. Titles extra
JAMES EDISON, S.ED
Sept o. 1859 lie Sc
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NOTICE..Ts Is hereby given to all interested
lS that final settlement will be made in the Or
dinary's Office on the Estate of A. ]. Hallman,
deceased, on Friday the 10th day Of December
next All the creditors Of the snid deceased, are
hereby notified to present their claims on that day
in due aoru.
n. RAMEY, Sen'r, Adrn'or.
Sep. u, 1855 sn So
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
EpGHFIELD DISTRICT.

DR.. WV. CoLEuAx-Dear Sir: Ny girl that WA
suffering from disease of the uterus whom placed
undcr your CHARGE am proud to say, has been
promptly cured, and tako great pleasure in re-
commenting all those laboring under similar af-
fictioDs. to give you call.
Yours, respectfully,
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFILD DISTRICT,

Allen Franklin and wife Mar
tha, Applicants,
rs. For F,tftltt0H.
benjamin Barton aud wife Be-
hala, and others, Dcf"ts.
Eey an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
I'D to sell nj Ed,sciicd Cuur; House on tic first
Monday in October next for Partition, the Real
Estate Of Obedience lIolley, deceased tract Or
parcel of land. lying amd being in the District and
State aforesaid. containing one hundred AMI sin
teen Acres. more or less, and a''join!ng lands OF
William lIightowcr Estate oC Mrs. llightowcr.
Joseph Rambo and others.
TEgMs-0n credit unit! the first dag Of Jann
ary next. The purchaser Ia give bond and sccuri
r.. and a mortgage to the Ordinary 10 secure the
purchase money. Cost to lie paid in cash, and t."
pay for titles extra.
JAS. Edison, s.E.r.
Sept. Q, ltc 30
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

yEyHE undersigned have this day formed Part
Il ncrship for tho PRACTICE OF Law AMI
EQUITY, under tho name and style of LASDnuS
d MooRE.
Mr.. MOORE will regularly attend tho Courts at
Abbeville, and will promptly transact all business
loft in our hands for that District.
G. W. LANDRUM,
J. P. MOORE.
Edgefold c. H., Jan. 49, If 2
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State of South Carolina,
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

James c. Busscy,
Dempsey C. Bussoy and others.
IDT un orilcr frum the Ordinary, will proceed
Id to Sell ut EdgeGcld Z. H., on the frst Monday
in October next for partition the Real Estate Of
George Dusscy, deceased, consisting of Tract Of
Land lying aud being in the District and state
aforesaid. containing two hundred and City Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Emerson BUS
scy, A. Sharpton, Rubt. Jennings nn% others.
TEnMs-Ou credit until January LIT, lS6O.
Purchasers to give bond with good securities, and
q mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase
money Cost to be- paid in cash. Titles extra.
JAMES EDISON, s.E.D.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

Robert Quarlc$, Guardian, "dli'cm.

Robert Quarlc$, Guardian, "d Gtcm.
rs. Pmtition.
John Williams anil wife. and others
Eey AN order from the Ordinary, will proceed
I'D 10 sell ut Ed.cirld G. H., "nihc Grst Monday
in t,ctolcr rcxt The Real Estate of Robert Ait.n.
deceased, consisting Of >i.ali Tract of Land y-
inc and being r :hc District and State aforesaid.
on Horse Pen Creek waters cf Cniret"wn Creek.
h,u,,.leJ >, .,nds oC Joshua Harris. DIR. L. An-
d.uws and Isaac Rurnc', and others. containing
oac hundred and thrty-ivc acres. more or iesS.
TrrYs-0n credit of twelve months. Purcha-
sers 10 give bond with gnod securities. aud m"It
gag. to- the Ordinary, to secure t!ie purchase mon
ey Cost to be paid in cash. Titles extra.
JAMES EDISON, SEp
Sept. 9, 1859 lite 80
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LAND FOR SALE.


YHyIIE Subscribers offer for sale that VALUABLE
N TRACT OF LAND wheroon Mr.. II. c. Tur-
uvr resided at the time Of his death. This Tract
is situate on Rocky Creek, about miles from
Rockf Creek Church, ~ miles FROM Edgcfeld c.
H., adjoining lands Of Mrs. Mathews, Benz. Cog
burn and others, and contains
Four hundred and thirty-two Acres,
Half Of which is native forest-prime oak and
hickory land.
On she premises is good two Story Dwelling
with all necessary out-buillings. This plantation
is we'll nnd conveniently watered.
The land under cultivation is productive.
Bargain may be had by carly application to
the undersigned. ;,
Terms to an approved purchaser, will be quite
reason able.
j. C. SMYLY CO.
Aug ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Salina Bradbury ard othcrs,

salina Bradbury and o'hcss,
Thomas Bradbury and others
NeY an order from the Ordinary, will proceed
GD to sel at EdgeGeld c. H., on the first Monday
in October next, for partition, the Real Estate Of
Eli Bradbury, dccoased, consisting of tract Of
Land, lying and being in tho State and District
aforesaid, containing one hundred Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands Of Marshal Steedman, Abb
ner Steedmau and others.
TENSION credit until lst January, 1850.
Purchasers to give bonds with good securities, and
a mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase
money. Cost to be paid in cash. Titles extra
JAMES EDISON, s.E.p.
Sept s, 1859 At IS
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES

?j,S2S Prizes amounting sto..........""..S566,O4o O4o
CERTIFICATE op PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whvle Tickets, $50
10 Hulf F" 80
10 Quarter Is
10 Eighth " $50
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WHITFIELD SMITH.
SOUTH CAROLINA, |
EpoHFIELp DISTRICT.

DR.. WV. CoLEuAx-Dear Sir: My woman, who
was, for considerable period, kept within doors
by some obstinate uterus disorder, um glad tc
say, has been wholly restored under your advice
and treatment.
Yours, with respect,
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
EnarPreJb DIsrpIcr

SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDaEFIELp DISTRICT.
DR.. WM. CoLRMAN-Dear Sir: Tho negro wo.
man placed under your cure, who had done M,
but little or no service for several months and wh
upon examination was found to be afflicted with {
serious uterus arrangement has been wholly re.
licrcd, and reports herself permanently cured.
which have every right to believe is the case.
Yours, respectfully,
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WIN. A. sTROTHER.
SOUTH CAROLINA, l
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SOUTH CAR0L1EA,
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DIR. WV. CoLgXAN-Dear Sir: Ny woman Ma
ry that put under your charge in the spring O.!
1853, who upon inspection was ascertained to b,
suffering from disease of tho womb, and treated
ay You for that nilment, em pleased to soy, re.
covered forthwith and has lost no time since from
the former disorder, but hns beon very good hand
both with the plow and hoe.
Yours with due respect,
R. W. PAYNE.
july s, 1859 I'M 20