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and agricultural. Green PUSHES" viii continue To
flourish 81 Nio!o's for some time 10 come; but VII
finally give way -. new play by Mr.. Gsyer' 10 WINCH
Miss Western viii assume the leading part.
Mr. Clarke j. TO entertain the pnble tonight at the
Winter Ga.,.en, in lis capacity Of Msjor Wellington
De Boo.s and also az Jacques Strop in " Robert
Macaire." Tomorrow evening being the last OF
lis eogagemont he will enact Toodles On Wednes-
day evening Mr. Edwin Booth will reappear, in " Ham
let" The peculiar interest which must attach to that
uccasion will occur TO every intelligent reader Mr.
Booth has long endured in silence and retirement, the
heavy burden of a dreadful calamity He now resumes
that active profe life which is indispensable 70
such a terrpernment as bis. The American public
which is peculiarly kindly and sympathetic, will greet
him with O cordial welcome-since alike in BIS grei
and In his effort to break tie trammes OF sorrow, they
too have an co ual part and n natural sympathy.
At Wallacks Theatcr, the performance tonight VIII
consist OF Secrets Worth Knowing, an excellent Old
comedy which is performed at this theater in excellent
STYLE The representation is chiefly remarkable for MI
Fishers persona;ion Of Nicholas Rue the aged and de-
crspt mser-a piece Of acting which well deserves to
be remembered among the gems of theatrical art that
grace the New.York stage Loves Sacrifice" VIII
bo repeated on Tuesday ard Fridfy. On Wednesday
the FIST time this season, The Poor Gentleman"
At Bryani's Minstrels the evening Of New-iears
Day will be made merry by Mr. Charles Henry. the
vocalist; Signor Jose Garatuga, the cornet-payeri
Dan Bryant himself a stump-orator and the repre-
sentsticn % Black Eyed William, and other iaeeoua
plays Whoever calls will certainly be amused
John Brougbam has returned from much prcies'
sional wandering in other States, and will appear a,
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music 10 night ss Captain
Cutie in his own version Of Dombey and Son." His
engagement there extends to Thursday. We improve
the occasion 10 wish Brooklyn Happy New-fear.
THE School for Scandal will be represented at
Miss Rush;On's New-York Theater tonight. and
every night until the scenery shall be prepared for
something else.
1t VIII thus he that all requisite preparations
have beea made to iDsugurae, in the theatrical world
what we heartily wish 10 all The players HAPPY
New-Y0a car.
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DIXNER At TIE ToYBs.-The butchers oi
Washington Fultcn and Centre Markets have contrib
u;cd large quantity Of meats aad poultry foT the pur'
pose q enabling the prisoners to have suitable dinner
to-dsy. Mr.. James T. Coultc-. the wsrdon Of the
prison waited the propucters Of the lnernationa
Elres Crooks and Sweency's Hotels, and they cheer
fuly consented 20 do the cooking. The SIMPLY is so
bouaiiful that Mr Coulter believes be viii be able to
give the inmates about 800 ia number. not only a
breakfast but supper. The following gentlemen were
prominent IN the matter Hons Isaac Bell james y.
Nicholson, q. W. Brennan, James Bowen. -. ]. BFca-
nan. Joseph Dowlng. Edward Hogan. John McCool,
A. Oakley Hail. Henry Smith. Charles II. Hal John
Kelly Robert Bonner, !. l. A. Eoole q. 1. Stewart,
Howe a Labor. Isaac Wi!knf Thomas V. Boese,
George Keocs, L. Walters, Wn. /. A. hcGrnth. Mrs.
H. Thorne, Mcssrs. ;. II. Stuart. i. II Johnston.
Robert +. brown.
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JFNAs.
Return Manc Of the Heh'i &I-G"Vcruor
lubbock cricuiimrai nVd tomn'er-
riaI Affairs in the stn,c- ecn'rHct. BE-
Entered into by ibc Planters mud
Frscdmen-CouHicto Of tho Military aud
Judiciary.

NEFg.OELr,Ns. ThEudnJ Dec. p. isC1
Affairs on the Rio Grande remain IN stain e'o.
D. d. Lubbock lately released frGc Fort Delaware.
has reached BIS Texas home.
IT, Western TsIas the planters, farmers and reed
Uen generally ARE mnblDg contracts Tor htAr year
which are satisfactory 10 all parties,
In Central Texas the prospects ar' not 30 good and
the planters discouraged. ON Ia cotton aud sugar
plantations thc BrHo Colorado. Corey and oihoI
Streams tb. Gen. GREGORY is making a tour
addressing the freedmen with view ~ persuade the
o'make contracts with the planters for labor for tLe
ensuing year.
There Is much complaint nbout the mil service
throughout Texas IN takes fifteen dtyr 10 get letters
from Houston New Orleans and the distance can te
Travelled In three DAYS.
Business in Galveston was dropping of and goods
daily declining u price.
Early this month. al Jefferson. Texas the military
rescued by force IN the open District Court, taking
them from the custody of the sheriff. two Treasury
agents indicted by the Grand Jarv for swinding The
officer in command ordered the Provisional Judge OF
the court 20 drec She release o the agents and threat
ered him with punishment II ho dared 70 disobey The
order. heJndge remained firm and declined obeying
the order.
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ceys cd age; j. Was borp in The midst Of anxiety II
ed the DIST Of qie and as nature cast ts snowy
mantle the earth and enshrouded the dying day o
Tho cead year viii spoess white SO we east the mnn'
lie O. charity oye IDS error. ind its crimes aud re-
mombering The lessons it has tacgt seek r'Ientaoce
for tire Past b voong the angel Virtue in The in.dIe
IHR NEW YEAR.
From the O,d, We turn 10 the New Year. The day Of
It's advent will be generally observed In the usual nan
ner end apparently with all the 9nanimity which made
the recent Christmas remarkable, From the IIefail
tGns that have been made, Judge that most house
holds VIII be open 20 visitors throughout the day snd
evening The cusoEh though " time honored is per
baps honored by nothing ese, and would undoubtedly
20 more honored In the breach than in the observ
ance."
reunion Of friends on tne first day OF the year might
take place with propriety, and be both agreeable and
entertaining; but when the occasion s used as 1t now
toe otsL is merely FOR the purpose OF making display
OF elaborate toiletes and refe.hmentable by one SEX
and as day Of grrnous eating and drinking by the
Other il becomes both absurd and Objectionable Young
boast OF the number Of calls they make; women OF
the number they receive; both compare the new list
wKh that of the year prevous and. when the day
DONE retire in disgust the hearess thing that has
been passing under the gnse Of friendship and weary
Of the sham that has been 80 glaringy practieed.
To the nation the year opens suspiciousy; 1nd al
though there are many who predict disaster and disease
there was never reason Tor such eteerfaness and hope
There is however method by which the future can
be told provision Of events possible but Peace has
enolded il her happy embraces Plenty sleep in the
soil only waiting the sunshine OF Summer and the labor
of the husbandman 10 il into the laughing har'
vestfelds OF Autumn, and Prosperity smies upon Us
| in promises that Time will certainly fulfill
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NTiyOI.'s Oh'fy(E.
Firs,S Marshal Norton Report for 'he
year 1865.

Eelow viii bc found statement oi he bust
ness Of the MAYORS Office transacted under the authority
Of Frs, Marshal George W. Morton. The hrst year Of
Mr. Morons service showed increase Of tbc amount
receiyedor license fees &C. each Of the Two last
preceding years exceeding Sioco per annumi and the
present statement exhibits more fsvorsbe result
for the year just closed The amounts received were
ls62 sIs3i4 %; IsG3 sls3i IS; 1854, s.57O o. Mr.
Morton was appointed ty Mayor Gunther 10 Jaldary
lsGi About the frst week IN April, lt6j the Common
Council transferred the issuing of Licenses FOR pawn
broksrs second hand dealers. Junk dealers intelligence
Offices stages hacks, hack and stage drivers frOr the
Office Of the CLERK OF the Common Counc to the First
Marshal ~ TIE Mayors Office where sbch service prop
erly belonged-as all such licenses, well ss tlose
issued by the First Marshal were granted under the
signature and by the authority Of the Mayor. who ad
authority, also to revoke at pleasure any iccDsc.
For the ,esrs 1862 1868 8nd 1854 the receipts Of DO
Clork of the Common Council and of the fst Dars y
were NJ follows.
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The Fire, Of ssnuary and il, Observation.

Gone! Folded away among the things OF The
Past, the year 1865 sleeps wen. Turbulent stormy
al OF startling events, occupying one OF the most in.
serssng' and 70 u.s. one OF the important pages
10 the history Of our country it win live long in ,Le
memory Of the world and in the coming qes will 30.
zesr at one Of the wonders Of the Ninetenl Cent,rv
Eorn In the midst Of Var the reyelbera,i, roar t
hostile and the clash Of opposing arms mad rs
young days very unhappy and filed them with fear
lie world wept when it came and looking back upon
ffe year that died to give ii place without regret also
Looked forward 10 fruitless effort to divine the events
I, 40 which 10 would give rise, without hops.
I As the months passed. and just tae voles Of
Spring were bursting through the Of the depart
sng Winter Peace smiled upon TIE year and made glad
The then unhappy country. The cioUd tLSt shed 20
,nany tears Of blood broke away and Mars sank 10
seiting in the West the star Of Peace arose in tie
st. The Rebellion was ended and tie nation re.
oed; but the day set apart for jubilee closed as
giealy to ne ss 10 the ancient Romans did the Ides
March which saw their Casar slain
Ne year since the World began witnessed such VA.
,isty Of conflicting emotions; none full of sadness
wing. Ike pendulum, from grief to JOY. from Jog
Agsin tc grief passing through all the intermediate
aCtEtonsAf the mind, !sometimos with the greatest
apicity 80 that days Of general gladness were fre
u4Itly fo,lowsdtby days Of general gloom.
he yesr !hat was borDlamid 20 much confusion sank
iao tie ps ~ babe that falls peacefully asleep lie
motI~, tosom. ltysptt gsf siGUy. hBt u )sc o.
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EENNESkEh L..
The Iornnds at Pulaski -JfsgEeratcd
Eepers-Two Rilied-Eighi Injured
Homes DESTROYED.
NASHVILLE Y,

NASHVILLE Tenn. Saturday. Dec 30 lstj
The latest information from Pulaski states
h, the loss Of life and property by the tornado theie
less than at first reported One lady only was killed
Miss Bradden. 4 Mr. johnson is thought 10 b,
MORALLY wounded. One negro woman vss killed.
Seven negroes were more or less injured.
The tornado struck the southwestern par Of The
town. uprooting trees and destroying six o. seven
houses.
portion Of II chland factory was also destro. ed.
Several houses in south ,eTly direction NON the
place were eyeled to the ground-amG1g them those oi
Mrs White, three miles frou the town. aud Mr. Ge0rgc
M Cook eight miles from IT,
This is the extent of the damage as a- rs so-ed
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CALIFORNIA.
Movements sf Steamers Overland Mail
The Arizona Niucs-Niuing Stocks.
san FRANCIsCo. Satu

SIY IRANCIsco Saturday Dec. 30, ista
The steamer Golden Age (Query-Golden
Civ y sailed for Panama to-day. taking S.049Ol In
Treasure Of which SefDrJ is for New. York
Tie overland mail with New.lcTk dates of Dee g.
hes arrived.
4 considerable shipment 81 gold and silver bullion
1n the Arizona mues has been received here amount
ng to 10000 The reports from the mines in that ter
riiory are very encouraging
Sales Of mining stocks were made ~ the morning
board today at the following figures Ophr. sj12 a.
huvers 20 DAYS; Alpha 500; Savage. $3.50; Cbollur
Potos. s7j, Imperial kl!i; Yellow jacket 500;
{ Crown Point $50.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The cmeiaI Vote Nuiiifying Secession mud
AboiishiDg slavery,
WASHINGTON. Saturday, Dee. 20

WASHINGTON Saturday, Dec. 90 feoo.
l, appears from the official announcement
that the people Of North carolina harc declared nu
aud void the ordnssse Of secession BY GFoie oi '9'
votes against go and ls ~ votes cast TO raiy
the ordinance prohibiting slavery sId 900 10 reject
said ordinance
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Latest ship NcWs.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Ahsmbra Benson, Charleston IS hc.I' nd''
and pass. 10 Arthur Leary
steamship John Gibson Young Washington i8 hons DE.
and pass, II. Il. Cromwell Co.
steamship Lep West. fIahorn Apslaclcola day. Nt5
cotton &c, to Benner Brown.
Ship Asia (Brn Nut1horn. Rotterdam e. dsys witt md
and 81 pass. 10 FlnCh, Meiucke Wendt.
Bark Thsrese (Brem.l, Crstohers, Bremen dsys, WI,
mdse. and 2'6 PASS. 70 Herm. koop 20.
Schr Nelson Harvey Burse, Delaware City ior Ss.m With
corn.
WlND-A Sanset, (.
BELOW.
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a Card.

Hon. John 7. Hoffman, Mayor elect, the use OF the
Governors room in the City Hall for that purpose, he
viii he happy to receive his friends and ellow-czens
horc on NewYears Day. between the hours Of y and
o'clock p m.-Dsted 30th December Ices.
&. W. NoRION First Marshal.
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40 complaints disposed of by fines or otherwise.
Ataoupt received by Chief Clerk in Mayors
Office and paid To City Treasury. sJty %
Forty thenter licenses issued 10 society Tor
Reformation OF Juvenile DeLnquents 10000 %
Tie number Of complaints which have received the
attention Of First Marshal were; ls4. 1896; lstj
!. $40; increase 3jI.
The amount received by Mr. And Chief Clerk in The
Mryor's Ofioe r. appended 10 the statement of the
First Marshal showing the receipts TO have been sl0
SO which have been disposed OF as provided by law
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CITY Ws.

The MAGIC WFEEL.-An ingenious toy eS-
hibing certain familiar optical Illusions TO pe ioun
under the above tits among the New years no'el'e'
announced by the weilEnoNn puDllsIer' MI 'on"
Bradburn. 1t is Of simple construction nut OF yer!
decided effect in presenting an endless variety OF aus"
able combinstiors and is admirably adapted to increase
the glee of the juvenile members Of the family at inns
season OF good cheer and festive enjoyment.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

SURRoGATE's COURT.-The wills of the fol.
lowing named persons proved in the SurTogates
Court during the past week: Percla Lyman Sarah A.
Witty, Anthony Leiyinger all Of Brooklyn Letters OF
administration granted in the estates o: John y
Smith, Michael Logan. Henry Moody John C. Cal
hOun, Susan T. Franklin. Sarah VI. Wolyen. Thomss
Peel. Augustus Vohs, johanna Thompson and EnJcs
Ealsey. all of BROOKLYN.
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From, Orerou-Peri,s Of Trnye,.

SAN FB,SGsco. Saturday. Dec &c. lees.
A dispatch received here from Portland, Ore.
gon sgys The steamer Cascades had snoeeeded In
reaching ihe cascades of the Columbia RIVER Win pas.
,engers who started Overland from the DGos some Of
whom we're badly frozer. Jte coium@s RN'r o.
mot Cl,pr 10 ftfoYaN
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VA IA.
The Hon. Ferguson Hair Euirrs the
Cabinet.

TonoNTo G. W.. Saturday, Dee 30, 1865.
The Hon. Ferguson Blair has accepted the
vacant post in the cabinet vice the Hon. George Brown
No change in the policy OF the Government regarding
confederation and other important questions has been
announced.
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The Funsrss Of she Esn. Henry Winter
Davis.

BAL7HORE, Dec. 81, ISUO'
The funeral oi the Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS
will take place OIL Tuesday at o'clock. Inc snaden
death Of Mr. Davis mas produced profounu sehsoion
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Arrival of the Belgiap.

pORTIAND. Dec. 81 lsd5
The steamship Belgian, Capt. Brown, from
Liverpool Dee. H. via Londonderry Dee. l5 arrived
mis- morning, bringing 2s6 passengers. News entici
palcd.
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IN invitation.

10 ne I,l,o, of Ire y. y. Tribuz,
SIR: A special invitation is extended TO the
brave non who have assisted in preserving glorious
Union 20 make a New. Years eall on
JONI w. FARMTF No. ~ LudloW-st.
Nop.IoTk Dec 30. ls61
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

WITHDnANS-The II o'clock night-bo0t
fem New. York 70 New Hsven lGs been vi'hdItvn
ioy ,ls Winter.
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PERSONAL. - The Rev. John McClnt0ck,
ID. d., is about 10 become resident OF New BuiDs
wick n. j.. having purchased farm in that town sae
retiring from the regular work of the Ministry
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Can ROPBgRy. George /. Waters. residing
al No. % Coiun5isst., Brooklyn, while riding on
FogrihsYe an Printing House Sguare late on Saturday
night vas robbed Of poeketbook containing United
States coupons 10 the amount Of $3.50 aud valuable
diamond bfoaftIu Tho .no't not discovered until
"a yiliia hat uft iat ,br \, n,rCtis H.Ic m.de
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

CHURCH DgDICATIoN.- new German d.
f. Church on Forteth.s,, near Ninthaye, was yes'e'
day dedicated 10 the service of God large congie
CATION were present. aud in the pulpit "ith bshol
James who conducted The dedicatoIy services ana de
Iiv,red n sermon In the morning. were several clergy
men Services were also held in the afternoon ana
evening, when sermons were preached by the rev. -.
f. Hildreth and the Rev w. IT, De Pny OF the HeheSee
Conference.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01
AMorSr RECEIVED FOR LICENSES. nc.

The decrease Of he receipts Of the Clerk ~ the Com
non Council in IsGi was caused by the discOnnuance
qf stage routes super se9ed Ivy city railroads
Fht Marshal Morton shows that the receipts oil Lis
Office for the year 1895 have Amounted 20 so2 s3 an in
crease Of s 2 TO which Is 70 be added the amount
received ty Mr. Valentine 10 tie time o: the transfer
es above which will increase the amount of Of
l-Gi 10 over $1,000.
Ofthe sum received by Sfr Morton for the year SG5,
there has been deposited with the City CtambcIlan.
and vouchers fled daily with the Controller. for tbs
benefit Of tie Corporation. as follows.
inert OF city debt and s3J4lJ 90
R.ceived by First Marahnl. Dec. o. 1915. after
b,nting h5ur, 10 be deposited 10 ssne account 4oM
Tofai.......................... S35 49, %
SO credit d lily Treasuy, Gon,li fond. = 800 20
gyl 20
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FATALLY SCALDED.-On Saturday Coroner
Wildey held IN inquest at No. "a Sprne.st on the
body OF John H. Hogan, aged io0r years, whose death
caused by the accidental upsetting Of pot of boil
ing wateT on the 25th inst verde; of accidental
dc ath was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

THEFr OF A RINc.-While party of friends
were passing through East IIouston.st., one of the
number hanel hoo.rt ;; WIn,ers, borrowed nom
that be wond return IT, Instead Of doing so he sold il
10 one Richard Van Hogien On Saturday the thief
was committed by Justice Dodge he having been pre-.
vous.y arrested by Detective FGrley. The accnsed is
a native OF Georgia. aged "a years. aud downtown
commission merchant.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

B,LL or TnB AsTOR-H HOUSE EMPLOYEES. S.
MessIe. Charles A. Stetson Co.. OF the Asior House
with characteristic berality. gave their regular annual
ball be empoy6s of that popular hotel Friday evening
and the occasion generally enjoyed The arrange
uents were under the particular management OF Cbas
Wade and Jeremiah Seaman. who acquitted themselves
crcdab, End to the satisfaction OF all present We
have rarely seen more merry party than was assem-
bed in The grand dningroom u the hotel last night
and the AstOries danced and laughed and chatted
with yes. and energy that would have been refresh
ing to blase Of the world cynical philosopher
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-01

FIRE IL NOgTH-Sg.-Sh0rtly after O'Clock
on Sunday morning a fre Was discovered on the first
floor a. sc. i2O Worths,.. occupied q lager beer
saloon hy Augustus Frank Before was extincuished
the .uiing and confenrs were seriously damaged
Franks lOss VIII amomt 70 5000; insured. The
so.onc foor pas occupied by John Gaughen as n
dwelling. Ioss on furniture $500 The third floor was
occupied by John Blrnerhaler dwellings loss $500
The building is owned bv Or Sweeney. and is dam.
aged 10 he amoung OF 81 0OC insured. Frank was
arrested slspicos Of having set FIRE 10 his place. and
is held 10 await fD Investigation by Fire Marshal
Baker.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
State Of South Carolina.
FlDGEFrELD DISTRTCT. n

EDGEFrELD DISTRICT, ~: -:
> IN EQUITY.
Robert Hatcher ct. rx., ct. al. rr
Il VS.. Pdrta. Ac'nt.
/ Alfred Hatcher and Samuel and relisf.
Posey, Adm'ors, ct. al.
DY virtue Of an order of the Court in this
ID cause, will sell ut Edge6eld C. a., on Mon
day, the 5th of November next, the following
REAL ESTATE described in the pleadings, to
wit:
ONE TEAcT OF LAND, containing Three
Hundred and Sixteen Acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of Estate iof Edward Hatcher, tho
Hatcher Pond Tract and Others
ONE TRACT containing One. Hund1sd and
Eighteen Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Estate Of Edward Hatcher, Atkinson and others.
Z ONE TRACT containing One Hundred and
Two Acres. moro or less, adjoining lands of J. ].
Gregg Co., c. B. Wise and others.
Sold on credit of one and two years, in equal
annual instalments, with interest from day of
sale. Except Costs of Suit and Expenses Of Sale,
which must be paid in. cash. Purchasers to give
Bonds, vita adequate personal sureties, and u
Mortgage OF the premises to secure the purchase
money. Titles Extra. ~
Nv. CARWME, c.E.E.D.
Oct y, 1865 At ias.., II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
Oct. s
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTR1CT,

LIN GQU14 Il
James Hatcher,
Tenn. Hatcher and others
vs. PART, Act, dc.
Alfred Hatcher, Polly
Phillips, Martin Phillips, ct. al.
DY virtue of M order of the Court in this cause.
ID will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on MONDAY.
the 5th of November next the following REAL
ESTATE, described in the pleadings, 10 wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as tb,
"Hatcher Pond Tract" containing Three
Hundred and Thirty-six Acres, moro or less, ad'
joining land, Of the Estate of Elizabeth Landrum,
John Banskett and others. - .4s.i
On this place is fine Orchard and snid to be
the best Tract of Land in the District. 1t lies
within Que mile from the Columbia ard Augusta
Railroad.
Sold on credit of one and two years in equal
annual instalraents, with interest from day Of
sale, except as to Costs of suit and Expenses OF
sale which must be paid in Cash. Purchaser to
give Bond with two or moro good sursties aud o
Mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase
money, and pay for Titles extra.
Wv. CARWILE, c.E ED.
Oct & 4t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-24
State of South Carolina

Z eSSTiEDGEFTELD DISTRICT, ~
q J ,jjt9ss.sTS ts:.sTS $ IN EQUITY
a sHiflary Hardy, ct. ux.
va. p,;,;o,
Martin shealy. Andrew '''''"'
Shealy, AdmOrs, ct. al
DY virtue of an order of tbs Court in this case,
ID I will SELL Edgefeld c. H., on MONDAY,
the 5th day Of November next, the following
REAL ESTATE of LOUISA INABINET, decd,
to wit: -
I ONE TRACT .OF LAND situate it EdgO6cld
District, on Clouds Creek, containing Eour Hun
dred and Fifty Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Caleb Inabinet, Wm. Corley,. Jesse Der
rick and others.
Sold on d credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of Sale, except as to SO much as may
be necessary to pay the Costs of this Suit and
Expenses OF Sale, which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give Bond with adequate personal
suretiesand a-Mortgsge-of the premises to secure
tho purchase money. Titles extra.
Z.W. CARWILE, cE.E.D.
0nt Q dE