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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
Army Correspondence.


CAMP CHEAT MOUNTAIN SUMMIT,
Western Virginia. Nov. IL. 1861.
DEAR RErUBLIcAS:-If the weather in
Northern Indiana bears any resemblance to
it here this morning on top of this mount
ain. our friends at home cannot help hay-
lug some sympathy for us. The snow fell
to the depth Of FIVE or six inches on the
night Of the 10Th inst. and the wind
blew it'in every direction. drifting it up in
our streets to the depth Of two or three
feet; and to-day every thing has the sp-
pearance of mid-winter. This. though a
strong position and which should not be
abandoned for the enemy to occupy. is new
crthclcss che most dissgreeable place to be
found in Western Virginia for troops to
winter at. We are aow convinced that it
is our lot to hold this post until spring at
least. and like philosophers should make
the best of our situation we can; or, as the
poet expresses it:
'Let IS make the best Of life we can,
Not reader it curse.
But take IL as we would wife,
For better or for worse"
Men imbued with this spirit viii enjoy
themselves any wheie,-so our friends may
rest assured il there are any means Of en-
joyment within our reach here they will be
called into requisition. We do not intend
TO be miserable if wo can help it, notwith.
standing our drcary position. The post
must be hold by some brigade. and ours is
no better than any other. / presume.
We have not yet got our quarters
completed. but we have small chimneys
built to our tents 30 that we can keep our
selves from suffering in the day time. and
at night we keep warm by wrapping our
selves in our blankets and overcoats and
laying close together. We have a steam
saw mil here now which will be in opera.
tion in a few days when we can procure
plank for flooring. and then we will soon
finish our houses.
The health Of our company is good COM
pared with that of others in the regiment.
James Cushman died at the hospital on the
9th inst. The names Of those still at the
hospital. from company d.. are Sergeant
I. Ii. Robinson, Corporal George Curtis.
Dr.. Lewis and Charles Allison, all of
whom were at last accounts improving. II
think when we get into our new houses all
who are now indisposed will soon get we'll.
The severest duty now is standing pick
ct guard. However. we are building quar-
ters for pickets also. ard in q short time
will be able to report ourselves prepared
for old Boreas's chilly blasts. .-at least as
well as it is possible for human bipeds to
be. Every thing in camp seems to glide
on smoothly. We occasionally send out
scouting parties who have skirmishes with
the enemy. but nothing in the shape Of
regular engagement has occurred recently.
nor is it likely that one will soon. There
was party, consisting of three or four
companies. sent oat on the 18th inst.
which had little bushwhacking with the
enemy. They captured two Of his cavalry
men. one of whom was Lieutenant. who
did not seem to be disposed to make any
apologies for 6gh,iug against his country.
l understand they were sent off for safe
keeping to-day They were captured by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
An Important Announcement.

Secretary Cameron while at Springfield
announced his intention to prosecute this
war with all the vigor and power of the
nation. He further remarked "that in fit
tirg out the expedition which had SO re-
Gently sailed for the south. he had direct
ed, tha: an extra quantity Of guns should
accompany the forces. and that the CON-
mander should place these arms in the
hands of ANY MEN who might offer to use
them"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

k&It is not right that men in the army
sheuld allow their families to starve or
throw them upon the cold charities Of the
public whsa they cap Provids for nearly
al their FAnts out Of their PAY. They re-
eeive o18 per month. spd can we'll afford
70 send e1'0 Of this smount TO their fami.
lis' q home. Three dollars month i
fully The Suffers share Of their earnings.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

An ailtioa Of twenty-five per cent viii be made on 'he
abevo for Special Notices
Agents iaohsr and cities viii be siicwca twenty
Ave but advertisement Of any kind,
will be in serted at less than regular rater-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05

U Hon. John p. Usher of vigo. has
been appointed by the Governor Attorney
General of Indiana. vice j. j. Jones. re-
signed. rf .s.ss.I s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-12-05
Terms of Subscription.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One sqrare sss three weeks or less, $780,
zach 25 Larger advertisements
On proportion Less than half square 20 be chargeda as hall
.x~r half SQUARE 10 be charged n whole square,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19

The REBELS have been hoping that Gen.
Scott would die, and the Union cause been
ruined by the loss of his guidance and mas.
terly ability. The New York Tribune,
however, relieves us from all apprehension
on this score by showing that Scott has five
hundred superiors in New York City alone.
Fifteen sixteenths of war is the baldest and
most prosaic of business arrangements. 1t is
the commonest, most simple, and easiest bust.
ness. can go to New York and New England
and find five hundred men who can do this bet
ter than any officer in the army, beginning
with the Lieutenant General and ending with
the orderly at his portcullis.-W Wash. Cor.
Tribune.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Late from Fort Picken :
NEW YORK, July IL.

NEW YORK, July IL.
A steamer from Fort Pickens. June Goth,
Key West, 9th, has arrived. The guns,
shells, &c., which were destined for Pickens,
were taken to Tortugas, not being needed
at Pickens. The Catawba, from Pickens,
9Th, arrived at Key West, and up to that
date no warlike movements had taken
place.
Col. Wilson's Zouaves had been taken to
Tortugas, and Capt. Dawson's artillery to
Santa Rosa. All quiet at Key West.
The brig President and the bark M. Stet.
son were there as prizes, and more were
daily expected. All had been taken off the
mouth Of the Mississippi. The Brooklyn
hadn't been ashore. The rebel steamer
Sumpter had run the blockade, and is now
on the seas privateering.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Important from the South.
LOUISVILLE. July IL

LOUISVILLE, July IL.
A resolution was offered in the CITY
Council last night, requiring the revision
committee to enquire into the abduction of
youths under age by the Southern Confed-
eracy. The State military board have de-
cided that no more money shall be spent on
military encampments, and have directed
that the Governor call in all arms in possess
sion of the State Guard, and make fair
distribution OF them between Home and
State Guards. The movements look to
disbanding of the State Guard.
The new Albany Intelligeneer is author
lied by Collector Anthony to say that
hereafter no distractions will be made to
the passage of provisions and other articles
from New Albany to Louisville.
d. O. Stone, late Captain of the Louis
vile battery, publishes card denying his
disobedience of certain orders, as charged
by Gen. Buckner, and threatens through
the newspapers to show that Buckner's de-
clsion against him was false, aud given
through mere prejudice, and that the board
composing the court, including the Judge
advocate, knew it to be so.
A Richmond despatch learns that large
number OF negroes, captured by tie federal
troops, have been sent to Cuba as one means
of defraying the expenses of the war.
LOUISVILLE, July IL.
In the Kentucky circuit court, in the
case OF Brady and Davis vs.. Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, Judge MAR decided
against plaintiff and in favor of the right of
the Government to interdict freight to the
South.
Lieut.. Crittenden, son of John j. Crit
tenden, denies in a card in the Democrat
that he joined the rebels.
Several prominent secessionists have left
here for Richmond, many of whom are con-
nected with the State Guard. The Rich
mond Enquirer says Maj. Gen. Folks COM
mand will,cOmprise the land and water de-
fences from the mouth of Red River up to
the northern boundary of the Confederacy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-19
Our War Correspondence.

Reception i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Out-.Presentati0n of Testaments--
Hon. w. WindOm.. Trip to Alexan.
dria-.Charge OF tho Fire Z0uaves..
False Alarms, SC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06

No. 10. THE KlNMAE TRAcT. containing
$50 Acres This Tract i-situat.'i ON s;nnin River
.,:,d Turkey Creek. in Ahh2,i!le D;>lt"i AMI is !
very valuable llIrc.an,t il, high :ta'e of c"tiva-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06

Mar Ia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ GRDiNARl y

~ ORDINARY.
BpY w. F. DCRrSOE, E.q., Ordinary OF Edge
lid field District.
Whereas Muses. Harris has applied 20 INC for
Letters of Administration, de tonis non, on all
aud Singular the z 'nds and chattcs. rights nni
credits ur joan ". Walker, lat. Of The District
aforesaid. decd.
These are therefore, to cte ans! adm nish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors OF the
said deceased, 70 be aud appear hcfnre me- at our
next Ordinsry's Court for the sa! Dittrlc;' to be
hodsn at Edgcfcld G. H., on the 18th day OF 40.
votnhcr next, 10 show cu,isc, If any, why the said
ulmnistrniou should not BIZ granted.
Given uncr ivy hao.i and scal. this oaih day
Of October, u the y.ar Of our Lord onc thousand
eish; hundred and Sixty one, and in The eighty
sixth year OF the Independence OF Snnih Caro-
lima. W. +. pGhloVE' o'G'b.
Nov. !, 2sa ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
DYSPEPS 81 a.
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND A GREAT MANI OTHER DISEASES
having their origin in DIscGse of The Stomach
For the above mentioned diseases, 1t ia sor-
srcign remedy, and will not iai in effecting a
cure if the patient il not tho penurious to perEe.
we're in the taking of tho Remedy. If one pack
oge don't cure Yuu, try another and still another,
aud rest aaaured il will not fail in accomplishing
nll that ia promised. And nnoIhrr thing you
ray rrst assured Of, THAT you cannot take 1t long
without sccing md feeling ths; i; hns ulresdy be-
gun to benefit you; aud if so continue taking it
regularly, arti follow ont all the drectione-and
you WILL SOON DE WELL AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for .aic by Dr.. c. W. & J. 3.
HODGES and L. II. PENN, Elsehtld, 8. c., at
81 per package.
July p Gm 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
State Of South Carolina
EDGE.FIELD DISTRICT,
~ ORUfI.iHl'.

~ ORULiAHI.
my ". +. pCRISnE. Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D t.igrGcl District
Whereas. .Iahn P. Mays, Senior, has applied To
mr. far Letters of Administrations IN Gil and iln-
,,ular the goods au rhattlcs rgh- and credits "l
John p. Mas. Junior, atc"f !';e District at"ro-
said. deceased.
These are, lhcrcf,rc, 10 cite aud a!m"nish rll
aul singular. the kindred aud creditors vf TIC
said licensed to he anil appear bntn'c me- at our
next urlirrar, Court "r The *aid p;'T'r!' l., DC
hol,irn at Ed.cicld e. H. "'' the istA IlI ri MY
inst, 20 shuw cause. il any, why III" :ai" hhh'':
!. lion should not bc granted.
Given ur,ler my hnnd and sral, tls il!i dl: OF
I November IN The year Of uur lur'l ono thouIa;''
! eipht hundred an.l a5iy-ofe a;ri in lh' eighty
dyth year of the I"!cI cuiencc of tho State "i
South Carolina. o,, ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
yrORUJSJRY

IN ORDINARY:
10Y W. T. nUElsoE, ESQ, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Sampson NJ. Williamson has applied to
mo for Letters OF Administration, ON all ami snsu
lar the goods and chu,tles, rights aud credits Of
Penelope Touey, late Of the District aforesaid,
doc'd. :,
Those are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all
apl singular, tho kindred and creditors u" the said
deceased, to DC and appear before me, ut our next
Ordinnrys Court for tho said District TO be holden
u, Edseiiell Court Huuse, on the t;h duy Of Nov.
ucxt to show cause, if any, why tue sA admin
istratinn should not I've granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this Slst dry Of
October, in the ycur of our Luri one t::-'isnad
eight huu.lrcl aud sxty.one, and in tn: eis; ky-
sixth year uf tho Independence of Soult Carolina
W. ?. pERISOE, OIL.
Nnr 2tc 41
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Roll.of Butler Sentinels.

lsT REGIMENT $. &. '.
Captain-A. p. BUTLER,
l.t LieutenGnt-W. Il. HOLLOWAY,
2nd Licutrnant-F. ". ASDREwS,
Sr,i LicutsnuHt-y. M. EELBoRN,
Non. Commissioned Officers.
lst Serysan'-JoHS II. krNc.
2na .Scrsrunt-M. MATHEWS.
3ra .Sergeont.-W. S.'ScoTr,
4M .Sr,yeant-T. !. WILLIAMS,
5m !Ssrgean'-J. {. Msrs'
lat corp"rai--Wu. ]. DELPHI,
enl Corporai--D. c. DrLLoch,
3ri to,porut-C. ". GARDNER,
iih Ccrpo, nl-W. L. pcEsr,
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= "a II q 5 3


SEVENTEEN TRACTS OF LAND contain
ing about the number "f Acres as cscriicd below.
plats uf whicE will DO exhibited on the day "'
4ale. showing the exact locations aul numbers OF
scrcs in each. Upon many "i %.ese Tracts lnoro
are substantial settlements:
No l. THE HOMESTEAD. containing ]l66
Acres, situated on Sa!u;ia and Rredy River, ANA
in Il high state If cultivation.
M. 2, THE ZEDAL0& SAVAGE TRACT,
containing $50 Acres and situated Oh Snluda Ri
yer and in good state Of cultivation.
No. 3, TIE LUCINDA SAVAGE TRACT,
containing ";n Arrc.. s;na;c.i on Saiu'i,s River,
and in l.i.h s;atr cs cultivation.
Nv. 1. THE HENRY POPE TRACT. con
tair: 12S ..crrS, a'; situated "n :ala'i River.
N". ). TIE HAZEL TRACT, containing ?tj
Acres, and situated ou Eec,ly Ri"sr.
No. i. TIE JOHN WATSON TRACT. con-
tanning $40 Acres, and situated Oh kcr'ly River,
aud in good cultivation.
No. I. TILE LEWIS WATSON TRACT. con-
thinning 80 Acrc., and in u high stste ci.cultiva-
tion.
No. 8. TIE ARNOLD TRACT, containing
3Sn Acres; ralunbl" Tract with zoo: 10 toms:
No. g. THE SIMS T&ACT. cu,.tainin: %SG
..ercs: IL valuable Tract, also with sOoi bottoms,
and in guod staie Of cut.vnipn
No TO- TIE MILL TRACT containing )
Acres, lying ON each side OF RcedY River, upon
which is good Grist and Saw Mill
No. II. TIE L!TIMER TRACT, ca1taining
22T Acres, situated "n the Grecnvillc Roud and
contniGingn g"ufI sot,:cmcnT.
No. 12 PART OF LATIMER TRACT, con-
thinning l3S Acres.
M. l.. TIE COOK TRACT, continuing S2I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
Notice..

u HEREDY fnrcwarn nll pera"ns from trhding
q for n Nolo given by me to Jesse Couch for
Two hundred (2aO) dollars, due one day after
date, md dated in November 1859, tic consilcra-
:ir; for which sail Note was given has failed,
AMI T AM determined net to pay it unless COM
pellc,l by Inv. JULIUS SATCllER.
Oct T. 1881. 1t 10
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Runaway.

n WILL give Five Dollars for The apprehension
II of nv Negro boy DAN, who is lurking about
Eigshcld G. II. Said Dan is about 81 years old,
copper coored, tall, knocked kueed, thick lips,
and i5tlc tied-,opyue. lie formerly belonged
to DR.. t. Bland, haS : sister at II. I. WFights
ESQ.,, aud is the sbu Of honest old Israel whom
most people about the Village knuw.
l.. ". SEIBELS.
Nov 6 Al
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Z E 4 NJ s.

The at"vc rrnrcrty VIII be sold on 4 credit 0!
and 1870 YEARS min in!crrrl irou! day VI sale,
-aterest Ii Lc Paid annually.
Purchasers tu give hrnd with al lcas: twn mp
proved securities, with To. cxrtpti"a "f purcla-
ses uuder ten dollars. wiiioi mu. II" al in ca.h
W. i. SMITH. rx,
K. F. SMITH, .'N ''''
Oct % 81, IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
FAIR WARMING (!

LII persons indebted to the Undersigned by
"a Note or Account, if not paid by 18th No
Ycmber, will be waited or in Augusta, Ga, by All
officer e. Hpm Fms, ar.
Augusta, Nov. G II "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
EXECUTORS SALE.

/ NNTE will proceed to aell ut the late residence
wv of RICHARD PARKS, deceased Oh
WEDNESDAY, THE 4rn DECEMBER,
All the Real and Personal Estate Of the said de:
ceased net otherwise disposed of, consisting of
FOUR TRACTS OF LAND.
NO. ONE, OR MILL PLACE, contains abou.
Thirty acres. On this place is an excellent Grist
and Saw Mill.
NO. TWO, OR kIMBREL PLACE, contains
One hundred Acres, lying on Stephens Creek.
and adjoining the Mill place.
NO. THREE, contains about One hundred and
fifty acres situate on the West side Of Stephens
Greek, and adjoins the Mill place. Here is nm
excellent opportunity for man who wishes TO
buy a Mill and good farm, as these three tracts
of Land lie on both sides of the Creek opposite
each other.
NO. FOUR, OR THE HOMESTEAD PLACE,
contains about Three hundred acTes. There arc
ON the premises q fine Dwelling and NIL necessary
outbuildings, and also good Store Room. Ihls
latter place will be sold or rented on the above.
mentioned day.
ALSO
THE BRIDGE AND THE RIGHT TO FEEP
IT Up Is long as man wiahes, will he sold Mt
the same time.
ALSO.
Nine Likely Negroes,
Seven r,en und two women. Also, the entire crop
CORN, FODDER, COTTON. PEAS, OATS,
SEVEN MULES, ONE HORSE,
STOCK OF COWS, HOGS AND SliEEP,
Ono Yoke Oxen, one get Blacksmiths Tools, ono
Road Wagon. Plantation Tools. Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TEMRS.-The above property will ~ -"tt on
n credit Of twelve months with interest il'i ';"ts'
all suu. of aud over ten dcllars,7-under lea unt'
lars cash. Purchasers TO give notes with Two ai'
proved securities.
W. J.. PARKS.
Nov6 1t At
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Who Wants a Hat :?
Dickson Cotton Seed.

YryuE undersigned have for sale quantity Of
q tl.is VALUABLE COTTON SEED at ]. W.
BAnR's Gin nvuse. Price per tushcl without
sacks sl,OO-if sacked, one $l,2j. We will give
one bufhcl Of tho Dickson Srod for four Of the
common kind. SAML. MARSH,
J. ". BARR.
NuyG li
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Notice.

a LII pnrsons having demands against the Is
IA tate Of RnSala Elal"ck, dec'i., will pleas
hand them in t" INC. prSnerly attesei, immsdi-
acIy. L. 4. BhhLOCk. EI'"'.
Mar If 10
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Sherif's Sale /!

EeY Virtue OF sunlry Wri;s of Pcri racias L,
ID me directed, will proceed to .ell al Edg :
Field Court tl"usr. On the first Monday in Dec.
next, the following property in the following
case, to wit
l. W. Blcdsoe'vs Horny Heart and Jesse Hart.
0nc Negro lGtn " Lark, tao properly Of the Ds-
tciliai; Henry Hart.
Z:s-Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, sE.p
Dcc.j 1t ii
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Notice !!

n WILL deliver CORN MEAL at Edgefeld c.
Il H., at One dollar per bushel, and POTATOES
ut Sevonty- -hvo cents per burhcl Also, GRIND
ING done st my MILL seven miles East OF Edge
field C. H., ut the shortest notice.
D. W. HATCHER.
Nov6 I'm al
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Notice.
NOTICE, THIS!

ALL orders acro:0par;ai ~ CASH viz -.
"A. core rrornrt ctts".:'in. Ill '.t'is 'ui:.'
or inle6nitei. ;!"s::'nGec
I!sr.huTc, ii:.s -
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Wagons !!

EHAyE on hand FOURTEEN WAGONS, made
Il Of the hcst materials, which i will sell on rca.
sonablc terms. Sizes from one to six hpr.o.
S. +. GQ0DE.
Scrt 90 IF rs
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDINARY.

upy w.F. pURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D Geld District
Whercna, William NJ. Burt has applied 10 me
for Letters @. Administration, "ith ;hc VIII IN
pcyc,l. ON al! aud Singular, the snn;ls aud cha-
Ties, rights and credits of John HarSood Duit
lato of lhc District aforesaid, dee d
Thuso are, therefore, to cite and admonish nli
and SINGULAR tic kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased to l,e and appear before inc, ut OUT next
ordipurys Court for :he said District, 20 ho holden
at Elc.isid G. II, or the 18th day Of Nov. inst,
10 show cause, If any, why the said administration
should not l.. granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this lih day o:
Nov. in tho year of our Lord ono thousand oisht
hundred and sixtyuno, and in the S6th year OF
Independence Of South Carolina.
w. I. j URIS0E, 0.E.D.
Nav 9, 1854. 2t II
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SIX LIKELY NEGROES,

FIFTEEN OR TWENTY FAT HOGS,
Stock q: Cattle, Hogs. and SEe"r, Corn, Fodder,
Uata, Shucks. Einusr!;"Ii and Kitchen
Furniture, &C.
TERMS The Negroes will be sold m II credit
Of one, rwo aud three yra.s, with Interest from
datc-ths other property on Il credit 'i one year
with interest ram date except as to ell SEns uh-
der ten dollars which must be pail in cash.
JOHN G. SlIAFER, Adm'or.
Noya 1t f-l
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EXECUTORS SALE.

yuYIIE Executors of the last Will and Tnstamen,
4 of tho late WASHINGTON WISE, will
offer for sale at public oucry, at Edgei"l'l G. H.,
on Sale day in December next. all The Zeal Es-
tate Of the Trs.ator, consisting Of TWO TRACTS
OF LAND, viz:
TIE HOMESTEAD TRACT,
Containing loo Acres more or legs, with hand
some Dwelling House. and the usual appurtenance"
of a plantation iu good repair. There Id ab.ut
$50 acres of choice woodland On the rlace, lying
vel! and easy Of access.
TIE SECOND TRACT
l. in the rincy Woods adjoining landS Of the
late Or. Iarwoo,l Burt. Francis o'Connor and
others, containing two hundred and ten acres
well t:mbercd, and mostly in wu"its.
Terms OF sale made known "n tho IA! oi sale.
II. A. SHAW,
W. $. WISE.
JOHN WISE.
GEO. W. WISE,
Executors.
Nvv & ut I'll
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-Applicntion will bc made to tho
" next Legislature for Public Road running
from tho main Road leading from Aiken to Edge
field c. H.. about two miles from Aiken aud inter-
seeing the DrGSvlc Euad, or the Public Rcnd
running by Mr.. Chas plunketp. about one mile
South Of the suid Plunkets.
june 5 3t 20
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Administrators Sale.

NY Virtue Of IN order frnm W. +. Durs'e. D.
ID Z. d., will sell at The late rcsiie'iee nf Wa.
Sh:rer, deceased, oh THURSDAY, 2lst Nnveln-
bcr inst, tho pcrsopal Estate Of said "l!inn
Sbafrr cursi.t9. cf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
For Sale.

80. L.; q, STl,U:,G EiGi.. 3iaE
"A NESS. Will he s.ta !i'w II ari':;:@ tct '""n
S. Y. BGMGES, AZ.
Feb IL =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
Public Sale.

r WILL ac!l at my residence, ten miles East Of
Il EIgeGcld c. H., on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst,
u linz lu. ot
CORN, FODDER. OATS, WHEAT, Hay,
Ono IIorao and Buggy, llousctu!d and Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
T. BOYD.
Soy II At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-11-06
State of South Carolina,
GEFIELD DISTRlC T.
IN ORDifI!RY.

Nv UTUIN1II. J,
UDY W. F. DCRIsOE, Esl., Ordinary c! E:gc-
ED Geld District.
wktrrs. z. W. Cnrai'c. c. I. D., lH' up.
piled to me for ]. ,tars % .i';Ei"i.irii'"r. on ali
md singular tho gopds aEi vllat,i.s,, r4hie and
credits OF Caroline V Mobey, lutte Of It's District
aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad.Honish all
and singular, tic kindred ami creditors of Tie
said deceased to be ard aracar before me-, at nur
acxt Ordinary. Court COZ The sai'i Dlsiricr. 20 &c
holden ut Ed sriclI Court House, the 2lst day
OF November next, to show cause, il auy why tte
said administration shuu!d not Lc granted
Given under my hand aud zeal, this 10Th day
of October, ia the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sxty-orc. ard in the eigliy-
sixth year Of thu 1ydrprrdeuccnr nr South Carolina.
". +. DURIS0E, o.E.p.
Oct. 10 sso 81