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Election Notice.
sTATEoF.soUTn CAROLINA,
EnGEEIELD DISTRICT.

= STUART HARRISON, Clerk of The Court
i. ri General Sessions ard Common Pleas for
Edgelield District, in pursuance of the Act of the
= Leyi,laiur, in such case made and provided. DO
hereby give public notice, that sn ELECTION
FOR CLERK, ORDINARY aud s9ERlFF,
for Edgefeid District, viii he'held nn MONDAY
Cd. ELEVENTH Of JANUARY NEXT. at the
usual places Of election throughout the District.
MANAGERS VI ELEcrIcs.
Edyefeld c. .H.-R. D. E.yan. Vim. Blackwell
and n. Rainy, Sr.
ris, aaa R"bt. Chea'ham.
Ut. WiN:ayrE. ". scibels, Isaac Edwards
and Frank Boyd.
Ncury;-J. II. Smith, car.Sr Gurtett aDd al
Uoores.-Lsmuol Brooks, W. I. sLllwor,A aud
Riohara.ons-Lev Adams, John Il Witt and
CaUieu-Robt. Hammond, Thos. c. Mathis and
Wm-sHaninond
Coismau's Ar Roads-P. j.. Coleman, u. W..
Clsry, j. S. Smith.
D.ra'. Miys-A.-C c. Dean, James Dorm, Charles
Burlett
Heec5-f .lapa-James Pantcn, D. T.. Wright,
GroniepiAe-Thomas Jennings, W.. ". Lemon,
Edmund Morris.
4Nsn's-Martin Edison, O. W. AllOn, Vim. a..
Nieiss.ons-c. Siteorsou, johnson Lowry,
David Mack.
Perry, Y Roaa.-wii.on Abnoy, n, Long
James Perry.
HamIarg-R. G.. Lamar, R. ]. Eutlur, J,J.
Kennedy.
Koaniree's-Jas Kemp, Simpson Mathis, John
burst.
Peady,s-C. Ward, jacob hagroon, Jesse Co.
Meeting Street,. S. smyly, Benz. QUITS, B. S.
Iorr1-wilsOn HolsOu, Tho. S. Dates, II. NJ.
Folk.
GernonriUe-Gso. Addy, Joseph Ethridge, YIN.
Rinchart.
park,'-GOo. ". Robertson, c. u. R'air, Nj y.
Xyirsnds-Flcueis Posey, Jr, D. Kreps, L. P.
Rutland.
Wl;is HyHsc-4andop Tucker, Samuel Black
Fed LGH-ILee Holson. Fred. McDaniel, R. s.
Ihklr.-wmA. Dozier, Calvin Vaughn, David
Denny.
Pleasant lane--Jesses Zimmerman, E. N Bird,
Isunc lples.
Ratsiers-samuel Posey, John 'soiglsr, Benia-
man Harrison.
DHntonfeilto-J0 CncatnnnJ E. fresiey, o.
Pine hous-BoDj. Belts, J. l.. Mathis, B.<W.
Hatcher.
Cafrokse POnds-w. F. Kenriek, Geo. Samuel
VIM. Walker.
Ridye-E. W. Perry, Thos. Pitts, A. w. Young
ooopersviue-G. W. Holloway, p4uisl P.ee'oT,
.Siatte:seid-Ja,. e~allisen, Henry Rush, ElbOrt
MsJley's-M. NJ. padgctt, H. T. Barley, Benz.
E;rsn'.-J. c. Nison, S. G. Moriesihof, N.
Mgriwether.
Fuaei4.e-Ge.rsc Turner, Luciu,L. Hall, Wm,
Witness my hand at Edgefeld Court House,
this l4th dag of November. 1883.
9. HARRISON, c.c.G.s.dcp.
Nov I8 to 10
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~ - 49,
Tax hsseSscT's notice.

AsI GSSCG5O1o ISSSNS-
VIII. a.tend ut tie following places T. re-
cciye ku.urus anu make Assessments OF the
following Taxos, VIZ: The lax il k:aa.
The Farmer or q, ocucer ~il: be required I"
return OH autL, the full amount of Corn, Wheat
Oats, R,e, Buck whsat, ltice, Sweet poittoes.
Irish Potatoes, Cured Hay. Cured Fodder, su-
gar, M.!..scs ipade Of C.no, cottoi, Wool. To-
bneco, Peas, Ground Peas produced hy him or
lhcu., anIswill BIO allowed to reserve h'ty huan-
els of Wheat, or one hlsdred bushels OF Cora,
tlty buslels Of Sweet Potatoes, City tnshelr oil
Irish Potaioes, twenty bushels Of Poas, Produced
in III. year lsG3, and the Government is .htltied
To onc-tenthsGf tho ~balaneas
will also assets OF the NINE limo the Tux on
Neat Cattle. This alludes ~ ali Cattle cSsret
Work Steers actually used Oh the Fern Of iaoS,
and MI Horses. Mares or Colts HOT actually USED
in 'Tiiiry the Sail in 'S6s.-
l will also Assess the Tax on Incomes It ! re-I
ceive t.. Blanks frorl the Department. iL's OIL
Indies to money made from MI sourcns except OH,
aricY, which arc T.xcd under nnotbcr head, IN"
from the sals of the crap of 1903.
Also, the Returns of Nea' Pork "f all the Hogs
slaughtered since Tho passage Of the Act (Aprl
Path, 1868 and this allules to the get Weight OF
the hog after tho %ontrails have been taken Out.
Also, the Reports Of Quarterly Sales, common
cling the ,st October and ending the Let January
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BOOKS iyD STiTIONiaT.

rTylIE Subscriber lrvirg moved his Stocks OF
BOOKS AND STATIONARY. from The
civ of Charleston to the Village Of GranitErliie,
oaers II for sals either iu BULK, by DEPARr-
MENTs, or at RETAIL to the inhabilants oi
this district and surrounding country.
OF locks there ara ue,rly
Four Thousand Volumes,
couprisiug 500 schoul Books, 500 Religious
Works, 400. Poetieal Works, $50 Novels, dnS
Books, Famil, Bibles, Sc, in splendid binding,
ami about 1870 Scientific and Miscellaneous
Works.
The STATIONARY and FANCY GOODS em-
hracss,he usual Stock ;uu.d in Il ir't class CEy
Store.
The BOOKS will be spld at prices fur below
tIcir present value in comparison with other
Gan,s, and the Stationary quite as low US can ~
iuunI .lsew here
To those DESTROYS Of either purchasing or OK,
uminisg the Stock, my residence will hs found
on the East Sile Of Gregg Strco:, next the Lu-
therun Church, or 1t the Stone Corner OF gregg
and Cottas Streets.
JOHN III. GREER,
Late Of 2J7 King ST., Charleston:
Gr.niteyills, Doe ~ ~
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AMIR L INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, Oct. 10Th, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 141.

III. Soldiers returning homo on f~urlcugh, or on
renohi.>. ~,lacrSpt whi4h ,nuy will stay during
fprlouph, will immediately report to the nearest
Enrolling Officer, who will keep L register of
their nnnles, descriptive list, place where statipn-
cd, hv whom the Through Was granted, and the
tina at which it expires.
III. When Mt this expiration of his THROUGH,
and being ut u distance from u Hospital Exata;u-
;ap Bon ri, n soldier is uncle to truvel, the en-
rolling officer will order him before the Board Of
Examiners fur Cunsrri;ts, aAd, the Medical "aleer
and ono n. It's NAJsiei:.a. employed concurring'
lh.y will forward to his Command ng Gepcral,
with u statement Of his case, a recommendation
for an. cxten I'm Of f%urlough not to exceed thirty
,lays, duplicates being also sent to the Surgeon
l;eneral. But when the Soldier is accessible to u
general hospital, ho will he sent before the Hos
nnitai Examining Board, who will conform to the
prS .edins Instructions.
~. In cases of sickness or wounds, which,
from uny cause, are neglected, or do not receive
proper treltmrut, Inc disability in consequence
:,.lup pruiorgcd, the snldier will BIO sent, by the
enrolling officer, To the nearest Camp Of lns;ruc-
tiuu. for treatment III hospital. .
v. Recommendation for extension of leave to
oaic.ys. aud r~urluughs to soldiers, and medica!
certificates. To officers, and certificates ut i;sa.,ni-
~ "a su%..licrs, VIII only lie givon hy authorized
;;cArJsiuf Exau,iners, Us i'll cases embraced in the
FIRST s.ctinn Of paragraph III, OF this order, by
,hr Bpnrd Of Examiners for cOnscripts. RECON-
n,.nds,iuns or certificates from private physi.
c;an.. or from n medical Ofaeer sincly, will no, be
received. Paragraphs III aud l1s, General Reg
Vi. lions, and paragraph l, General Order No. 81,
Current Series fru!r this OBI ice, arc amended to nc
corr With tits paragraph.
By order. s.. CooiEh'
Ait and Iusp'r. don.
I. In co,np'innca with said ordors all men now
absent from the army, ind ut homo oh furlongh,
ar. hereby "a. Jsroi to report forthwith 10 these
Headquarters :or az exhibition. ct their papers
II. Those failing TO, comply with the above or
der. will 10 reported to. the department.
By urder Of C.mmandaut of Conscripts.
f. NJ. SCHIRMER,
LIEUT.. / Chief L. o. Of E,igeiicid.
NV d If IS
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A Valuable Tract Of Land

on;ETIES IN interest also. nGnr for sale Il Tract
Of Land. contnining TWELVE HUNDRED
ACRES, living about four miles from The above
Trs"t mud Two miles from Mount Willing. This
Lnn,l is heavily timbored with pine, but has
upon it no dwelling, or improvements OF any
kind no e!cnrei land. CT
tn. contemplated Railroad between Columbia
md Augustn will p~rohably run very nenr hoth ut
the above mentioned tracls.
Hartics o, Persons wishing to purchase aro Je-
ferrcd to DR.. A. W. Y0UNaDL9OD, Ridge F.
O., ElgeGdd District
NuY 25 Ut 43
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.FARMggags c. %E1GgFIELn.
c~F1cE SUPERINTENDENT NITRE AND
MINING DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA,
D.,,,,up Ia. 1914
DECEMBER isl, 1868.

DECEMBER isl, 1868.
CUNP0WDER ia required in large quantities
SN Tor the Army, ard to make Il, satpetEp
must he had. Order, have boon reecired 1T this
Oii.o. from the authorities at Richmond, to man-
u.,cture Saltpetre ia every part OF the State
where the proper materials can be tound. Tue
earth under old buildings, protected from the
rain, generally contains Saltpetro; L lew inches
IN .erth only of the scrni'ings ao required. Eve
~ patriotic Farmer in tho State has 1t in his
- .wer, with little or NJ Inconvenience, to aid tue
G.vernmen, in this all important work lot him
rt member that, FIR the protection of his own pro-
pert, and lie il is required. From every such
Old building, sund mo = iaif pint OF earth, prop
erly put u. in s,parsis parcels, having the hame
OF numpor distinctly wri .cn upon u, 80 tn@'
hereafter the place nan be casiy idcrVAeo. ihef
can re lcit with the list Earoliins uGiceI, Ileut.
Schirmer, at Eds.hc d &C. H.; NJ the N.tre and
Mi,1nr ofic, in August; ut Mr. Bettis'. Pine
u.uar or at NY r,s,ience Oh the Hamburg ROAD
dear Elsoheid T.. H., us may be ta"st convenient
Unier authority from the Secretary Of War l
,u directed, wheD. absolutely necessary, 10 I'm
press Ncrfo LaGqt. Stock. Fuel, Fixtures, So!
essential TO the mamuf1c,nrv oI Sal'pctre oii pan
t,:; ms and farl.. ; Lu. feel conf icnt that the
p~,trioric citizens of South Caroliaa, and esps-
ei.lIy % this District, will mnst readily 4nd will
ingiy respond to auy Reasonable GALL L mag o'
compelled l., make.
The following articles arc required immediate
w: Two.h,rsc Wasu..s, aui SIns;c-Eorse C"rts,
with Mules or Heres. These l sm prepared To
~purchas. or HRS.
psrtios whp are willing to engage in the manu-
factory of S%Altpetre on their own farms, VIII re-
cuive u JUST cumpehs sion for ail they PREJUDICE,
and III. lahorers thus cnrloyrd will he exempt
.rom imprsssmcut. The Farmers III North Cart
lima m .rufaciure monthly about ten Thousand
nounl. u,,r farmrr! can do likewise.
Mk. RID $. PURCHER is assigned to tn;
Sup.rintendeacc of Nitro Works i'll EdgrhelI
District; assisted hy DR.. GEO. PATTERSON.
ANY informationScan bo obtnined srOm eitsNr o.
them. or by addressing HE ut Edyetiuli Z. IL.
FRANS. =. HOLMES,
Superintendent for the State If So. Ga,
Nitro & Mining Dist, No: 6.
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Woodville Academy.

THE String Session of this School will be re-
sumed on the Second Monday in January
1904, and will continue Five Months, twenty day.
to the mouth.
Latin. Greek, French, and the usual English
Branches will constitute the entire course.
: Board can be obtained in the ncigLtOrhood at
rGusouahle prices.
= 1t will be the constant aim Of tho Teacher to
improve the mental and moral condition OF his
papis, REV. ROBERT Ii. SEYMOUR.
U.r lMF gu
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Rocky Greek Academy.

w1uE SPRING SESSION of thie Institution
Will comAeucc the FIRST MONDAi OF
JANUARY. 1854. and %contiuuc Five Months,
twenty days to tho month:
students Mill iro CHARGED from the lime OF On;
IT. nee to the end Of The Session, IN aaer"ce, and
non, will be received applying later than three
week, after IN. trrm coninlcncus, uuiess prevent
ci nv sickness. M deduction will hs made 81
c.ul in olss uf rrotra:ted iiluers.
iho Rates of Tuition per Term OF Five Months
ara Sl2 80, $40 and SIS, acc"rdiug To Classinc.-
t,un. ti,od Board can be vblainrd in tho vici"l-
~, acsr tue Academy, ut rates to correspond with
tho times.
Persons wishing their children. thoroughly in-
s.ructed III i strict .Acalcmic course Will have
liberal attention glvcn tlcln IL iay school.
JOHN ". McCANTS.'
D.o9 IT. ~
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ead-Quarters,
ENROLLING OFFICER,

ENROLLING OFFICER,
EDcErrRLD, Nov. 2Sd, 1852.
notice Of Recruiting oGicers and all Fur
loughed men.of the Army are called to the
following Orders;
ApJ'T. L INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. ljth, 1868.
.(ExraAcrs.|
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 135.
/. Recruiting OAicers and others arc for-
to grant permits. to Conscripts or Desert
crs, ullowing them to visit their homes, or to re-
main there for any purpose: The notice already
given Con.cripts is deemed sufficient, and-De-
serters are not untitled 10 indulgence
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
LII NioA
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
Lucrotia William, ct; oil.
"a. Partition.
Jno. Autry. Aiil'or, ct. al.
- virtue OF m order Of tao Court in this case,
ID I will soil on Monday the 4th day of Janua-
ry next, Mt Edgeteld CURT House, the Real Estate
of ". Burgess Bush, decd, consisting OF. two
several tracts of land, viz:
ONE TRACT c~ontaing -Four hundred anfsix
(46Gl acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of jesse
Gcmil'ion, A. Meyer, B.T BoatwrigLt and others
9 ONE TRACT containing Forty-one (4l) acres,
moro or less, adjoining lands Of A. Moyor, Jack
son Holmes and others.
TERMS-SolIa credit of twelve months, With
interest from day Of .alc, except costs OF suit
which must b. paid "a Cash. Purchaser; to give
Gond with at least two good s%urc;ies 10 secure the
purchas. money, and pay for titles extra.
z. W. CARWILE c.E.E.p.
Dec. Q, 1853 At 50
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VIVA. is there in 8 the situation" saws the
Charleston Courier, at PRESENT. excite alarm !
WHO ever Leard Of a determined and united
people being sutjugated by an enemy that
could not even march an army through their
territory Z? Have the Yankees been able to
do tllst2 Why, they have been eighteen
months working their way through Tennessee,
a Srate about une iunlrYd miles in width
from North, and no where else have they
palned O mile within the year spast by an ed,
ya..ce upon land ? How long, at this >rate,
will 1t tuke them to peuetrate lntothe interior
VI G-orgia2
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During this month the Macon Cotton Mill"
have ,urned oy>r TO G ZEN. Ilardees armytaen-
tv-lve.thousand pounds of BACON, and to the
Post CuInwissary i'll Macon, twenty thousand
pounds, whlle for the benefit of the noor and
soldiers families OF the county thy have
turned over to Mr.. Howard five thousand
pounds, making in all fifty thousand pounds
distributed by the Company in the month cf
Deccn,ber, at prices in no eqse higher than
one dollar per pound.
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Headquarters,
.oFFICE pURCI ASING AGENT Fol

OFFICE PURCHASING AGENT FOR.
EDGEfIELD DISTRICT,
EDGErIELD, G. H., Nov. 20, 1867.
nURsUANT to orders received from Head
ouartcrs. all those who nre DUTChERlNG
BEEF CATTLE in my District are required to
%, n P1r,.;. ...:i. :his Office Specifying tho num-
market they are supplyi.~, and the price allowed
for tho Gaitlc when purchased. This Permit
must accompany the Butcher in person., sr.lis
agent, olhcrwi.e the Beef viii be subject to SELF
uIc. Each Butcher will be ~reqaitcd 10 mako
al lurit pf the number butcLercd during the
month, and the price payed for the same.
In oase Of his refusal to .Klake said affidavit his
Permit cannot be renewed. Any ono Butchering,
except lie has q permit, will be held responsible
TILLMAN WATSON,
Purch'g Ag't for Edseield District.
Dec. l6 1m 81
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Goge6eh 9atertise:t.
by slMKINs, pURIsOE Z co.
.Fn~ .l.c' AZ, rrtiser.

For Mc:..a, rrtiaer.
Oh! I can't be col tent Tor years,
At work with 81 inliny s.d sltchins}
Nor endure sueh delays aud cares,
While ny beau lie so be~itcblag.
A bachelor ';is t:uc. and .,i-;
Beils exempt from CONSUMPTION;
by milling snd taxing his to:L
And arts Of every description. !.
The cnrc ling o%aic.r's sight
Ho scresnssnd .huus both nightand day,
Devisins schemes aith all his might,
At.hone end from the war 10 stay:
Indeed it can not BIO delayed,
: : Tiithis war shall come to a closes
For then I will be an old maid,
And without the young mcn for beaus.
Our soldiers are both true and brave,
But there will not be one to four;
And would rather be a slave,
Than Tive and die without q beau;
>But.what will the heroes suppose,
When they have returned to their homes
i. And wars shall have come to . close;
To find us in love with such drones.
Thoy will not term it very brave
TT &C. so very mean aud low;
And will laugh and scorn me . slave,
For loving such IN ugly beau.
$50 I shall have him to tarry,
And all my conclusions withhold,
For I can't consent to marry
One that's so desperately old.
Nor VIII it do to cry and rave,
SINCE it will .hars,to be delayed;
.Forit would be moro wise and brave
To live u contentcd old Uaid.
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A Valuable Plantation
ALE

SEyIE SubscriLcr offers Tor sale that eALUA-
E BILE PLANTATION whereon be now
lives, containing Three Hundred aud Twenty
ire acres, more or less.
This land lies in Edgcdeld District, on Moore,s
Crock, Il never filling stream, two and a hall
lpilus from tho Ridge Road, and six hiilos from
Mount W.liing. The strcnin runs through the
tlaa.aiiun, aud upon this strcnm, oil tho premises
ufuresaii l. II fine mill sito. AboAt one-fhird OF
this Trnc. il we'll wooded; the remainiog two
thirhs are uuder cultivation and well adapted Tor
Cotton und snall Grain. Between fifty and sew
e,,ty-fve acres il splendid bottom land.
The Dwelling is new and eom,nodi"us-bnil
within the last five years. All necessary out
build,ngs-ind in goUi repair.
The Subscriber will alsn sell to the purchaser
,f this plhta;ion, half of his Stock of Cattle
Hogs, Sheep, lIurses, Corn, Fodder anu Potatoes.
L. IL. YOUNGBLUOp.
nile n n Nov 81 6s. 40
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YN)K the ensuing year by A YOUNG LADY.
.N who is y nutive Of South C%aro!H.a, ~ graou-
a:e Of Sparlanbars Female College, a"d has
taught steadily the last t"o anil ii half years, aud
pleased all weil. She Teaches English aud Lain
A list uf hor patrons, aud othe.s certifying "
her qualifications, may be seen at the Office OF the
EisIicld Adrertiser. Address, stn;ing terms, &C.,
VA,
Dora's Guild Mines, Ahb.vil!c Dirt, sc.
- H. . ~
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Administrators Sale.

TpY virtue of mn order from tue Ordinary, l
E0 shall proceed TO sell at tho late residences Of
Joseph Williams, doc'd., on WEDNESDAY, tho
9th of January next, oil the: Psrsonal Estate o.
said decsased. consisting Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, HOGS. n BUG,
CT, ONE CART. PLANTATION ~ uNE
doubls-barral SHOT GUN, ONE PISTOL, de-
!. TERMS.-Al sums Of and under $40 cash
over that amount on q credit Of twelve months
Wv d. WILLIAMS, AdH'or.
N.oo1 a. 81
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlEl.D DISTRICT,
l:lnnA SiukiAs, ct al.
IN E1uIry
IN EQUITY.
l4-yy Z. simli4s,
va. tuiiitiDn.
49,, S;,,l,:u. at f

rmms simkin., ct al.
DY ,:r,ue of an 5fder of JLo Court in this case,
I'D I will proceed to sell Mt Edgsisld C.. Ii
oa Monday, the 4eh day "i January next, the fol-
! .wine VALUABLE PROPERTY belonging to
the Estrle Of the late lien. Arthur Simkins, viz
Tue deceasej's ONE. THIRD INTEREST
in the B0OkS, TYPE, PRESSES, FIXTURES,
&c, vi lhs ED3EFiELD ADTEiTISEk. The
Printing mnterini arr in vory good condition., and
With cure, and good paper, will give a fair an
PRESTON. There is also connected with the Otis sc
n large and select assortment Of JOB TYPE
which have never bsea Lut littls used. Here is a
splendid opportunity to invest in stock that has
and will pay u handsome dividend.
Also, will Le cold at the same lime and place,
ono House and Lot 10 the Village OF EdgcfeId
known as the ICE HOUSE LOT, adjoining. lots
OF Edmund Penn, the Estate Of Vim. e. Morague,
decd, and others.
@s-Tolms undo known en- day of sale.
z. W. CARWILE, c.R.E.D. :
Dec 10, st 81
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a IL persons having any demands against tho
IA Estate Of N. Il. Bartlvy, decd, are requsst-
sa ami required to present their claims to the
Subscriber on or bsforothc sth day Of February,
1864, us ON that day there will BIO q Final Sot-
tiem.nt mado on said Es.ato-in the 0rdinary's OF.
icc. Thvse fniiin 9 to hand in their claims win
be buried. Aud ail pcfsons indebted w the Es-
tate ere requested To pay up at once.
Il. r. HARTLEY, Adm'or.
Nov SIMS IS
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State of u Carolina.
%EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
l. W,tann Al,n,nr

L. Watson, Adm'or.
W..
E. Morris, Guar, a9 Item Of
Robert AsUill, Minor.
Hoy an order from the Ordinary, 1 shall Pro-
I'D coed t. sollat Edgeae!d c. H., ON the hr't
.lundny in January ucxt, for Partition, the Reul
Estate of j. j. Asbili, deceased, consisting of a
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND lying anil be-
ing in the District and State aforesaid, containing
One Hundred and Fifty (150) Acres, moro or
less, and bounded by lands of Thomas Pitts, d.
Willis, DR.. AsiIill and others.
TERMs.-on II crclA Of twelve months with
interest from day Of sale. Purchasers to give
Bnna with gnod security and a mortgage to the
Urd!uury ~ secure the p%urcha.e money. Costs to
be puit in Crsll. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, s Ed.
Dec ] st Az
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Nov
Notice.

A LII pc. cons having claims against tho Estats
IA of W. NJ. Raboin, decd, arc requested to
present them, duly attested, by the 18th Februa-
~ next and Ill persons indebted to the -said
Estate VIII pIehg6 make payment by that hue, as
l desire to Glove up said Estate without delay.
ELIZABETH RABOkN, Adm'ix.
Nov II 3mR ~
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Teachers Notice.

A YOUNG LADY Of Elsctsld desires aHsit-
"A uaii"n rs Teachcr in IL family or pplghbor-
E9qd SCHOOL. She hes had some experience, and
is qualified to teach tho paual English branches.
L.. r. GWALTNEY,
EdccIuld e.. H., ,, c,
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After which time tho Books will close. All per-
sons subject to these Taxes must be punctual in
making their Rolurns at tho aboyo:raned stimes
and places, Or thsy will be subject to double tax.
THEOS. DEAN, Assessor
18th Collection District, or 7th and 9th
REGIS. Edgsfcld District t.
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Factory Yarn.
Take Notice.
Administrators Notice.

a LII persona indebted 10 tho Estate: Of VIM.
"A Toney, der'd, will pay tho same. without delay,
ann those boring hldins against said Estate ara
notified To render them in properly attostsd, 10
Dr..J. b. Courtney, Agent for the Administrator,
Forthwith, rs VIC desits 10 close up tho Estate as
dE0..J. ToNEY, Ad'or.
Nov.25 1y* Al
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A IL persons having clnims against the Estate
n of susan F. Talbort, decd, are notihed to
reuI.r the,n jd forthwith properly attested.
JAS. a. TALBEnT, Ad'Or
.o If is
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Burial Cases J

m ksep constantly on hand u full stock of Walnut
and mahogany %C0FFINs, which, from and
,fter this date, will b. sold for CASH, and. at
'rices n, reasouable al the times will admit OF.
The u.e of the HEARSE will be charged fer
ncc''s'ns JOHN n. WITT.
Edrs6eld, s. c., Oct 10, 1868. tt AZ
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To Rent.

T WILL offer for Rent on sals-day in January
4 next, al EJgeaeld c. H., to the highest bidder,
Ior uue year, commencing first January 1851, the
HOUSE AND LOT belonging to the Estate OF
5. Christie. decd, situate in the Village of Edge-
fed. The premises are At present occupied BY
MIR. J. l.. Nicholson, and afford ample accommo-
Iariun for Il large family.
VI. TENANT, Adm'or.
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