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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-21
action, but very unsafe unless you are

action, but very unsafe unless you are.
sure you're right The motto Of
good farmer should be therefore, first
ieeen vour business and then mind it.
Among ambitious young farmers,
and older one who have recently be-
gun to farm with more OF zeal than
fnowIedges there Is often greatwaste of
energy and means for Want of sound
Judgment and discretion in the use of
all the necessary help productive farm
ing. These are always advocates OF high
farming, and are diligent readers Of ag-
licultural journals and books, but too
often, unfortunately, bring discredit
upon scientific farming by failure Ill
the : application of their knowledge.
Fheil.need is thatsound Judgment which
duly appreciates all the means and ap-
pliances of Improvement, together with
the skill in their use, which only results
from experience. The farmer who is
trained and educated for his work, and
understands his business as he should,
need have little fear of spending too
much money in farming. He is en-
phaticallv the man who can make high
farming pay the highest rates OF interest
Unfortunately it is such men, generally
who are over cautious, and afraid to
trust themselves in liberal expenditures.
"Wbat Jealous young farmers shonld
ever bear in mind, is that it is not ex-
pensive manuling alone, nor thorough
cultivation alone, nor drainage, nor any
other one or two things combined, that
can ensure success, but knowledge ofand
thorough training to their business, and
then, enlightened, courageous and hbe,
raj expenditure. Such expenditure would
embrace all the process necessary to pro
ductive cropping, and permanent I'M,
! provement Of the land. This we call
high farming Its. that sort Of farm
ing which has always been most psoduc-
tive of results in able hands, and will
be- eiespecially so in the future of Mary,
Hand and Southern State agriculture. Il
it fail, it will not be that. the system is
wrong, but because Of want Of skill in
its application.
a Let the young farmer know then
that, first, he must learn his business
He must study its theory, and he must
BE trained in its practice. He must
learn what modern science teaches Of
it's principles, but he must not suppose
that that alone is agricultural education
fIe must also make himself familiar with
Ill the processes. Of the art, by years ol
training. and, taking hold with his OWL
hands. This is the price paid for skill
and sound Judgment in the prosecution
sof any valuable pursuit, and it is price
which VIII yield large interest when ap:
Piled to agriculture. Tho misfortune
has been that whereas this training is
acknowledged to be necessary in every
other branch Of business, everybody
thinks he can farmwithout learning.
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The American FaYmSr.

Address Siessrs. WoRTHlNGroN &
LEWIS. Baltimore, Nd. If YOU wish to
be in possession Of Tie -4meacon Far
me.--flie oldestaaicult'ual publication
iii tie United States. Ii is devoted TO
agriculture, Horticulture, and Rural
Economy, and is really splendid work
of the kind. He who works after the
teachings Of the Aneqican Farmer has
a competent instructor, and his labors
in husbandry will be crowned with sue
cess. Terms, only 50 per year.
This journal for October, under the
head Of Learn Your Business and
Mind Your Business" dispenses sound
advice to young farmers, which we i'm
agine is quite as applicable in the Pal
metto State as in my Maryland" :" We
quote portion of the article, and beg
its thoughtful re,nsal:
TO % ahead js . good mottojs
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The American Stock Journal.

Every Farmer and Stock Breeder
should send for copy Of this magazine,
and get up club. Only 81 year. The
proprietors offer Valuable Premiums Of
Bloodcd Cattle, Cashmere Goats, Ches-
ter White Hogs, all varieties of Fancy
Poultry, Seeds, Agricultural Imple-
ments. and many other fancy and use
ful articles. Three copies sent fire.
Address n. P. BOYER & Co., Parkes-
burg, Chester. Pa.
From the Jomaa1 for October, we
gather the subjoined hints on the i'm
portance of cleanliness of Horse Stables
and Poultry Houses; to which we invite
attention"
'Stables that have not been used
through the suml.ier will most probably
have become foul and elpit an unpleas-
ant odor. This is as repugnant TO the
brute as to tire human, and equally un-
healthy. Every species Of filth should
be removed and the floors literally
sprinkled with either plaster Of Paris or
quick lime, and the walls, troughs and
racks washed with lime. Old
fashioned racks should be removed
thev have had their day. It's umatu-
raj for a horse to reach above his head
to seek his food dist is drawn into his
eyes and nostrils, and hay seeds into
his name and fore-top. Troughs are the
more natural receptacles for food-are
more convenient and economical. Some
arrangement should be made by which
a current of fresh air can pass through
the stables at all times. Light, too, is
very important to the health Of animals.
Stables should have glazed windows
sufficiently large or numerous to admit
light enough for the master to read by;
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less than this would be injurious to the
eye-sight and health of the stock Give
stock, in winter, the benefit of as much
sunshine as possible-it is invigoratlng
and healthful.
Poultry houses should be looked after;
see that the droppings are removed fire.
qucntly and the air kept pure by sprink-
ling plaster orlime on the floor. The
roosting poles should bewhitewashed.
with quick lime, or, what would be bet-
ter-wash with suds made of Cresyl'c
.1cid Soap; this will destroy the vcr-
min that somuch annoy and injurethem.
All Poultry should be housed at night
in cold weather if you want to realize
any profit from them. Turkeys that
are housed at night during the cold
weather in winter Will lay as many
more eggs the next summer as those that
are half frozen to death. roosting out OF
doors on fences OF trees. The reason
that poultry object to roosting in poul-
try house is, because it is filthy and
over run with vermin-they will risk
their lives out of doors rather than sub
nit to this annoyance. A clean house,
and roosting5Poles clear OF vermin will
satisfy them
The Journal also gives the annexed
recipes, which we doubt not are worthy
of trial:
CURE FOR FoUNDERED HORSES
Take a lump of alum the size of wal
nut, powder it and dissolve in warm
water. The horse must be drenched
with this liquor and it will throw him
into a profuse perspiration, and he will
soon be as well as ever: it should be as
soon as you ascertain his condition. Sc
aegs an exchange.
SCRATCHES IN HoRsEs.-Take white
pine pitch rosin, beeswax and honey
one or. each, fresh lard one half-pound
melt well together over slow fire, sti,
till quite thick, SO that the parts may
not settle and separate. This alss makes
an excellent application for harness
gals, cuts, and sores of all kinds, Oh
horses and cattle.
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State of South Carolina.
DGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Sarah B-oadw dwator, ct. al.
vs.. Partition.
Josiah King, ct. u1., ct. al.
NDY Virtue of an order of the Court in this
I'D cnuse, IswiEsell on. Monday the End No.
vembsr 4 ,ElgnGtld C.hH., tho REAL ESTATE
of S. .'BROADWATER, decd, to witt -
THE HOMESTEAD containing Two Hundred
and Fifteen Acres, more or ess, adjoining lands
of J"scph Bussey, Whatley aud others.
ONE TRACT, known as the {" Old Place." con-
tanning One Hundred and Eleven Acres, more or
less, adjoining. lands of Thos. Garrett, JOS. Bus
TERMS OF SALE-Twclvc months credit
with interest from day, except costs of suit which
must be paid in Cash. Titles extra.
Wv. CARWILE, c.E Ed.
Oct. 1865. At Al
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State of South Carolina,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, y Is
IN EQUITY. e-

Thos. E. Clyde:
vs. Foreclosure.
Levi W. Churchill.
UDY virtue of an Order of ths Court in thin
I'D Cause, T will sell II, E'lsciis:d H., ON Mum
day, the 2nd November mex, the REAL ESTATE
described in the plcsdings, To wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Fifty
Acres, mare or less, aud adjoining lands of Dr..
A. j Creighton, r. q. Lamar. other lands Of l..
VI. Churchill. D. S. Dunbar and others
Torms of Salo,-0ne-third cash the balsnce
on credit of six months, to be secured by bond
with adequate personal surrties; and ifthe credit
portion il nut paid OF maturity, tho land TO be re-
sold at tho risk Of the purchaser.
2. W.tcARWILE, C. +. E. D.
Oct. 5, 1888 AZ Al
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The MARYLAND Farmer.

This Is arather first class Agricultu-
raj monthly from Baltimore. aud is q
credit to the noble old city from which
iJemanatc<. 1t is published by S. SANDS
Mills & Co, at the extremely low price
of $l.5o for twelve months-cheapel
perhaps than any other paper, of equa.
merit, in the United States. The-con'
tents for October are very entertaining
Just such reading as the Farmer, Tho
IIorticulturist, the Florist, and the
Housewife Will read with pleasure and
with profit. We commend this journa
10 our people.
The Eluaayand Farnaex believes in
deep pllowing, thorough cultivation, and
lUaau'c. In'thc last number it throws
out the following hint in reference tc
the manure pile
The manure pile has been humo,
rously styled tlre@Farmers Bank Of De
post, and in truth nothing tends more
TO make farming profitable than care
spent in collecting and preserving ma
nurc Much of the best OF the manure
on the generality OF farms is suffered
but 100 often torun towas;e. Too.little
attention is also given to the making Of
compost heaps, Yet when these areprop-
erly made they. are capable Of furnish
ing an abundant supply o. plant food
for the growing crops At odd times
during the Fall Of the year it would
q certainly not be difficult to collect a
large amount ofraw materials to be eused
in the compost heap. Rough fodder,
the scrapings of ditchess the turf. Of
leadlands, marsh muck, woods mould,
&C., should be gotten together and
formed into compost-with one-sixth.ot
BARNARD manure, say two feet in thick
ness, then layer of raw materal-and
then layer OF manure IS inches in
thickness, and following it another layer
Of compost, working thus in alternate
layers Of manure and compost, gradu-
ally lessening the thickness of the layer
Of manure until the heap is completed.
When this has been done. holes should
be made,in the heap from the top down
wards. into which the black water OF
the barn-yard should be poured occa-
sionally until fermentation sets in. When
the heap is we'll fermented, break it
down, mix it we'll, and it will be ready
for 20 rtin, ont "a
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State of South. Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY,

In EQUITY.
L. W. Warren, ct al.
S. Fl. Rodgers Adm'or, ct al.
EpY Virtue of an Order of the Court in this
Hg case. will sell at Elgefcd c. H., OF Mon
dny, I'd November next, tho REAL ESTATE Of
DRIED WARREN, decd. as follows, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND con tanning Two Hun.
dred and Sixty.fvo Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Josiah Padgett, E. W. seibels, Mark
Etheredgo and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; tho bal.
ante on a credit Of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, to bo secured by Bond and
Mortgage of the premises. s..rs
+ Also, at tho same time and place, and upon the
same terms, the interest on remainder, of which
the widow, Mary Warren, has q life estate.
Q. W. CARWILE, c.E.E.D.
Oct S 1885, 5t a
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Sherif's Sale.
Samp. Sullivan

Samp. Sullivan
John Sullivan.
I'm pursuance Of q Writof Fl Fa to me directed
Il in tho above stated case will proceed to:soll
at Edgcfeld C. 81. on the first Monday in Nsyem.
bor-next, the following property TO wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND on which Defendant
resides, containing Seven Hundred and Seventy.
Three and three-fourth Acres, more or less, ad
ejoinipg lands ofsJohn> Wise, Dr.. G. Hord and
others. Germs Cash.sss. ssS sesl;L:s II. u. IL
.S &. SISAAC BoLESJS. ED.
Oct o. f& 5s, 4ts S42
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN. C0JfHON, ftJJEAS.s = %

A.. J. Rountree, 1E,. ,.Jsa+
Wiley IIa, rison. }
MJHEREAs the Plaintiff did on the 2Dth,day
w: Of August, A. D., 1868, file his DECLARE,
son against the Defsndast, who Gas It's snad,,
il. absent from and withoutrhe limbs OF thisstan
and, has neither wife nor Attorney known With
the came, upon whom coPy6 6f the said .Desiars-
,gn might be. served, 1t is- therefore, ordefeo,
Declaration on or bafore the goth dayiof August,
which will be- in. the year Of our Lord 1869,
otherwise finaI and absolute Judgment will thSp
bo cisen and awarded against him.
- s.. HARRlS0k, elk. c. =. y
Clerks efics;a Aug 20, 1883 - oily s6+>-
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Sherif's Sale.

Snm'l Clarke.
s1Y virtue of Writ Of Fl Fa to me directed in
- the above stated case will proceed to sel'
at Edgefeld G. H. on the first Monday-in Novsm.
ber next, the following property tn wit:
ONE PARCEL OF LAND containing Thirty
Acres, more or less, belonging to Defendant, and
adjoining other lands of said Defendant.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES. S. E. D..
-. Oct o Ate ~
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Sherif's Sale.

iBesj, Roper, TIC 81,
DIX c4.
W. C. Glover.
EpY virtue Of an Execution in the above stated
H6 case to mo directed. will proceed to sell
nj Edgefcld C. H., on the first Monday in Novem.
ber next. the Following roperty, to wit:
ONE IRA GTi oE.LAND c"n taiping s. One Hun
ir d Acres, more or les. hcTonging 10 the Defen
innr, adjoining lands of d. z Clark, Charles HOl-
iey aud others.
Terus Cash
Oot otb 4is az
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Shee;rlif's Sale.

BENZ. Roper, 7. C.,
J. D. Everett.
EeY syirtne vof;nn Executione, to, me objected
Nd in the abovcs stated 6aso, I viii proceed ia
sell ut Edgefed 9. H., on tho fret Monday IL
November nexr, tie following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing One Hun
,ired Acres, more or less. belonging TO the Defen
drnt, md bounded by lands Of Dr.. ). II. Murray
~ IfSHammoud andSothers,
3 ISAAC BoLEs, s.E.D
Qnt 40 d2
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST


Il lie UNDERSIGNED, late of Edgedeld
District and native of Abbesiile District, hay
ing purchased the Stock in Trade Of W. A.
RAMSAY & co, GROCERs and cOMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS, would respectfully solicit
q continuance of the patronage SO literally be-
slowed upon them. H
He respectfully requests the citizens of Edge
fell, ALbcvillc. and the adjoining Districts who
trade in Augusta, to give him r. Gull before pur-
ehasingnHSthing in his lineof trade elsewhere,
as be fatter: himself that he will give them as
good bargains, if not better, than they can OBJ
tain elsewhere in thecity. y
He will kiap everything usually found in o
WELL STOCKED GROCERY STORE.
~ The best WINES, WHIsKEY, BRAN
DY, GIN, &C., always On hand, and very cheap.
Mr.. W. A. RAMSAY may he found at the
Store a, all tilacs to wait upon customers.
JOHN C. PORTER,
No. 27O Broad ST., Augusta, Ga.
SAugusta, July II If 20
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Sherif's Sale.

Jas. A. ralbort, for 2. P. Harmon.
ys FrFa
George C. Robertson. y
IN pursuance of:aWrit of Fl Fa to me directed
u in the above stated case 7 will proceed to sell
Mt Edgeield CHI. on the frs; Monday in Noyem'
Der next, the following properly tos@it; szsrs
ONE TRkCT0 OF LANP containing Thirteen
Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or less; belonging
to Defendant and adjoining lands Of ]. W:Tomp.
kins, w. T.. Parks, Estate. .of james Tompkins
and7M. N. eartlcdge. a.ts
-. - ~ ss % IsAAGBoLEs,.s. f. D.
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State Of South, Car lima,
RnGEEIEID DIlIsaRfCT.I IT

IN ORDINARY.
R..w.. Bledsoe and wife Mary, o,,, 81
AspIcants,. = =, s,s:se ci'saon sx.c
John Kenney and sisss Emeline Z Partition
and uthsra, Defendants. ~" -.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that John,
Heasn,s Abner Heszn, oiiEer HeaEn and Ada-ss ~ =
tSdhudefss fnas u Che efsndaafsln this csse,
reside out of and beyond the limits Of this stato
lis therefore Ordered, That they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the Real Estate
of'Keren Il. lIeafns5des d, eousoESefors the first
day of December next, or their consent to the
same; e;HiM be e1tereio Of feeord: - kEssH
VA lW.sE DHRTseE; Ed: sslgai .
Sept l, 1868. III 30
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Sherif's Sale.

/. NJ. Leboshultz, =.
The Edgefeld Agricultural Society. }
HnY virtue of Writ of Fl Fa to me directed in
s6 the above stated case, Iswill proceed to sell
a: Edgefield 3. r. on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, the following property to wit:
ONE LOT OF LAND, known as the Fair
Ground, containing Four Acres, more or less, ad.
joining lands ofA.A. Glover, Il. J. Whitaker and
others: -
ISAAC DoLEs, S. E. D.
Oct. Alto ~
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

z. W. Carwile, c. E. E. D.,
VS. Foreclosure.
Wilson Holston, Admir-, ct: al.
aDY Virtue of IN ordor of Court in this cause,
E0 I will sell at Edgcho.d Court House on the
FIRST Monday, End November next, the REAL
in the pleadings,stO wit: AZ
0NETRAcE0F LANppontaihing SissHuIn- IN
dred and Ninety seven acrss more 0rlessJadjoin
ing lands SfsWilson Holston, John M.Norris,
Wade Holston, ct al. 5a
. This Land will be sold in Four Separate
Tracts, which will be more particularly described
on the day of sale. x - Z
Terms,-One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. The balance on credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, to be So
cured by Boz ans. good personal sureties, and
Mortgage of the pfcmisesi- -gitleslR Rxtra.
Z.W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D.
Oct. 5, 1858 At 4l
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. TIE MISSES SEDWlCK'S !,
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
-. - FCK y
Y DUNG LADIES,

Corner Washington and Telfair Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA. -
rgyHE DUTIES of this long established Institu-
4 tion will be resumed October Ist.
The Course of Study embraces the Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, and those
English Branches necessary TO give Young
Lady n flushed education. Vocal Music is u
daily exercise.
Boarding Pn Pnnrils enjoy superior advantages for
Instrumental Music. - Z 8
A French Governess, resident in the family,
grently facilitates the requirement Of the French
Language, The Pupils also have tho advantage
of attending frequent, Lectures UPON Scientific
Suhjec's. explaining and illustrating their vari-
Gus Studies. Parents can enter their, daughters
at any time.
M.fs-Pur Circulars containing additional par
ticulars and terms, address The Principals.
Aususta, Septl5 3msS
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Nathaniol Ramcy,
VS. Bill for Relief &c.
L. S. Johnson and wife ct al
I'm pursuancs of an Order of the Court in this
4 cause, will sell at Edgeneld c. H.. on MON
DAY, the 2nd day of October next, the REAL
ESTATE described in the pleudings, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT IN thg. Village Of
EdgeGeld, at present occupied by n. Raney, Jr,
containing Three Acres, more or lesa, adjoining
lands Of John Colgan, W. F. Durisoc and Nat
Ramey, Son.
TERMS-Sold on n credit of one year with in
tercst from day of sale exceptcosts of suit, which
must be pnid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
With adequate personal sureties, and Mortgage of
the premises. Titles Extra.
...ay.Z. W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D.
oet1ss, 1893 2 SS::s.ss4t ~ l.. !.
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;tate of South zGarohn

EDGEFIELDs DISTRICT, - -, -,
IN ORDINARY. ,.rygr
gSyw. F. DURrsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District. - .sefss<as q. ''>S-.-f
Whereas, William S. :QuarlesJ Jhas applied tome :
forLetters Of Adninisra tiun ,pn: all and lingunr
the goods and chattels, rights apd credits f
Samuel ouafles, late Of the P!srict- dfofes : :
said, decd. = -, '..
These are therefore, to oite and Gimoniah all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, tobe aud appear befcts ms, atout
next 0rdinsry's Court for the said District, to bo
holden Of Edgefeid G. IL; On the Este day Of
Oct inst, to show cause, # any, why the said
Administrations should not be granted. :.
y. Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day ;
sof October lin the year.o Of our Lord one thor sand
eight hundred and Sixty eight, and in the ssd
year Of tho Independence of tho United States
49,. w.F-pURIsoE, o.E.D.
Oct l3. 2t AZ
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state of south Carolina,

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
2 IN COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. J. Strother,
vs. ror. nelaonnioHS
H.-Rufus Dem, Survivor.
.vxIHEREAs tho Plaintiff did on the 2ed dsy
w of September. AID, 1888, Gle his Dcclara.
tion aeainst the Defendant who (as It is said,)
and has neither wife nor Attorney known within
The same, upon whom 9. a.copNuf tho said Declare
tinn might be scryci, Il is therefore, ordered5
That the Defendant do appear and plead TO tho
Declaration on or before The 22d day Of Sept,
which will DO in the year Of our Lord 1852 other-
wise final and absolute udgmcpt -will then be
given and awarded againss him.
IS. HARRISON, elk. c. r:
Clerks Office, Sept % sqlye
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Sherif's Sale.

SherlH S Sale.
BENZ. Roper, T. Co..
+ VS. T,rEr
A. Holly. admir-. on Estate of
Amanda Holley, decd.
,nYTirru. of nm Execution to me directed, in
SE6Sthe abave stated casG.,,r will proceed to sell
at EdgeGaIi C III; on. The Mist Monday m Novem-
ber pext.. tho .E,l.nwingprcperty. to wit:E
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Four Hun'
dred Acre., mere or less. belonging to Defendant,
md adjoining lands of John Glover, Benj. Hatch
er and others
i''"' l"'"' ISAAC BQLEs, E. D.
Dot. o. -. 4to- AZ
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.Sherif's Sale,
Sherif's- Sale.

Sheriff s Sale.
Bcnj. Roper T. G,
Durant Glover.
sbY Virtue OF an Execution to me direotcd, in
I'D the above stated case, will proceed to sci:
at EdgoheId C. H., on the first Monday i'll Novcm
tIcf next the following properly, te:wit:st ny
|ssa9NE TRACT OF LANfDscon oniaiaing One .Han
drcd and Twenty Acres, more or less, belonging
to Defendant and adjoining lands of Elizabeth
Cl-rke, Chas, Holley and others.
A''"'' '- ISAAC Bo-.Es, S. E. D.
Oct Ate "
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Susan J. Hatcher 5s-3e
Kesiah sweareDgin and Frances Dusbee,s
UpY virtue Of an order in this case, will sell
Id 1T Edgefeld C. H., on Monday, the 2ud day
of November next, the REAL ESTATE bclmg-
ing to the Estate of LARKEN SWEAKINGEN,
dsc'd, containing Three Hundred and Ninety
Acres, moro or less bounded by lands of Francis
Murray, the Estate of B. W. Hatcher and others
Tie Augusta and Columbia Railroad runs through
tho said lands.
TERMS of the purchase money to
bepaid in cash. The balance on credit Of
twelve months, with interest from day of sale.
To be secured by Mortgage on the promises.
Titles Extra.
q ". CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Oc. S, At Al