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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
| NEW GOODS.

Il He subscriber has just received from Charles
ton his
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS,
which he now offers to his customers and the
public ut tho LOWEST CASH PRICES, sud
asks thOss who desire to purchase to give him q
clll before purchasing elsewhere:
Plain, Figured and chenO DELANES and
P0PLINS, from rs to Is cts. per yard-all Colors
and Shadcs.
Checked and Earleston GINGHAMS,
Bleaehed SHIRTINGS and Long CLOTHS,
Red and white FLANNELS,
OPERA FLANNELS, all colOrs,
Canton FLANEELS,
Plaid LINSEYS.
Plaid and Domestic GINGHAMS,
Ladies' CL0AKS and SHAWLS, in variety,
Breakfast SHAWLS and NUBIAS,
Ladies' and Misses HATS-Straw, Braid and
PlushAbeautiful,
RIBBONS, PLUME5, FLOWERS,
Linen Cambria HANDKERCIIIEFS, yc.y
cheap,
HOSIERY. all kinds,
ladies' UNDERVESTS,
YANKEE N0TIONS-in variety,
IRISH LINENS,
Ihckaback DIAPER and TOWELS,
Bown SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
Bsached and Brown JEANS,
STRIPES, OSNABURGS, DC.
For Men and Boys Wear.
D,ESKIN, TWEEDS. CASSIMERES,
S.TINETTS, Kentucky JEANS,
K;RSEYS and FACTORY JEANS,
HTS and CAPS, all styles and sizea,
Gets UNDERVESTS, NECK TIES, COL
LAR, &c.
Boots aid Shoes.
InStore an elegant assortment Ladies and
Miss SHOES, very cheap.
Cats, Boys and children's BOOTS and.
She's, large stock. l5.
Also. 2-a
A ,encral assortment If CROCKERY and |
GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ak.
ES, AILS, &c., &c.
Groceries, &C. I
SGAR. TEA, COFFEE,
GEESE, MACARONI, CRACKERS,
CEDLES, STARCH, SODA, SOAP.
Withrvery variety of Goods generally to bo
foundn we'll furnished Village Store, MI of
whictuilI be, sold as CHEAP as THE CHEAP
EST.
b. C. BRYAN, Agent.
No, 10 2m 46
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State OF South Carolina,
saaK EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
a IN ORDINARY.
w R,.J,,o .,5 ,,;E, NJ.

John Kohney, and wife Emiline, ct = A' ''
al, Defendants.
I'M Pursuance of M Order from The ordinasv.
Il shall proceed to cell at Eage6eld @. H.. on tn,
first Monday OF December noxt. for Partition, and
to pay debts. ONE TRACT OF LAND of the Es..
tato of kEREN Fl. HEAKN, dee:d. lying and be-.
ing in the District and State aforesaid. on tbc
waters Of Mill Creek, containing Two Hundred
(200) Acres more or less and bounded by lands
of HenrJ Hart, Jesse Hart = Bexley and o.hsrs.
TEhMS-0n a credit Of twelve months. Pur.
chaser to give bond and good securities, and
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary, to Sc
cIre tho purchase money. Cost to be r6id IN,
cast, and also to pay for Titles extra.
ISAAC B0LRs. ,aE.D.
NOT. 10 4t a..
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The next meeting of the Executive Board Of
the Edgefeld Association will bo held ut ,Repub-
lican Church, on Saturday before the 5th Stb.
bath in November.
II L.R. GwALTNEY, CHAIRMAN.
Nov. 3 4t As
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.3 IN BANKRU RUPTCY.
IN Pursuance of m Order from the Hon. GEO.
Il S. BRYAN, Judge of the District Court Of
tho United States for South Carolina, I will sell
atPUBBIEDUToRY, at Edgefeld G.. H., on the
first tsMonday niDecepbeEnettsthe HOUSE AND
LOT in the Village of Edgcfc]d whereon JOHN
C0LGAN now resides, containing Nine Acres
more or less.
8. ]. YoUNGBEOoD, Assignee.
Nov 10. - .iy& 80 at 40
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State of South. Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN EnITTnv -s

R. H. Middleton, ,., ,,,a
VS.. s-iFe siif
WIN. Hayward. and -:
Middleton j. Hanckel.
UpY virtue of an order of the Court in. this cause
I'D will proceed to sell at Edgeficld G. H.. q
Monday the 7th day Of December next, the REAL
ESTATE. described in thezpleadingsCto Yit:s !
: ONE TRACT OF sbAND, 'containihg Eleven
Hundred and Eighty Acres, moro or less, adjoih.
ing lands of John T. Middleton, Dr.. N. Merri.
wother, DR.. S. &. Merriwether md others.
Sold on credit Of twelve month siwith interest
from day Of sale, except Costs Of suftwhich mus!
be paid in Cash. @Dccd of Conveyance to be
ssnsd sanos dey'ss iy gpt the p purchase is
comes due, the land to be re-sold for cash, ut risk
of the fist purchaser Titles extrp.e
2. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.i
Nov. 10. - 1t Ff.i 45l
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

LIN EQUlIt.
Jno. w. Payne and others,
v5
R. W. Payne Ct al.
DY viItue of IN order of the Court in this
I'D cause, will sell at Edgefeld C. H., on Mon
day, the 7th December next, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleailings, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Planta.
tion Tract, containing Six Hundred and Five
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Estate of
w. EAClark, lands of DR.. j. w. Maynard ct. al
This Tract to be sold in two separate parcels,
ONE TRACT, known as the Vines Tract, CON.
taining One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more Or
less, adjoining lands of Mrs. s. Richardson, Es,.
tate of W. 2. cl.,k and;others. 81
ONE TRACT. known as the culbreath. Tra,t,
containing One Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Mrs s. Richardson,
WA. Strother and Others. .aE %;
ONE TRACT, known, as tho Mt. Enon Tract,
containing Three Hundred and Thirty-Four
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A. Chap
man, NJ. w. Coleman and others. Az
TERMS OF SALE-One-hulf of the purchase
money to be paid in4Casb. Tho balance on a
credit of twelve months with interest from day
Of sac. to be secured by bond and mortgage Of
the promises. Titles extra. l1'
z. w. CARwIEE, C.E.E.D.
Nov. 10 elx. At a4 49,
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFA.LD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
John NJ Har!ing and wife Kezah,
Fiaint'nsr IL ssgis-.7 i.sl byiu !
..,..f, va. Partition.
wm W. McDowstl, xdd'or., md + sa5''1
others, Defendants. = b. 7is+ts
I'm pnrsuanecS6f on Order Eona the ,ordinsry, I
shall proceed to sea at EdseReld Court fo use,
on the frss'Mondny in December next, for Psrti-
ton, the REAL ESTATEF Of WILLIAM Nc
D0WELE, deceased, consisting of SRvEBAL
PARCELS 0RTRACTS OF LAND, lying and
being in tho District and State aforesaid, tn wit
THE HOMESTEAD and LUCY .TiMMER-
NAN TRACTS ':cd,4 contsinine Three Hun
dred and Twenty (s2oF Ectes, more or less, (the
Willows Dover of One Hundred and six Acres,
to be deducted therefrom,) and bounded by lands
Of Ransom Zimmerman, jacobs Zimmerman, j.
W. Zimmerman and others.tKI5 -'i.ss fiyg
Also, ONE OTHER TRIcr OF LAND.
known as the. Harris or Red Bank Tract, con-
tanning Fifty. Seven (sz Acres more or less, and
bounded BY lands Of Hiram, May L. P. QUITS
TERMsAon credit of twelve months Z from
day of sale. Purchasers to give Bond and: good
security, and Mortgage to the Ordinary to Sc
cure the pafc1ase money. Costs to DO paid in
! - ISAAC BoLRs, s.E.D.
Nov s tisets;a., - . Il ffssl5'54s
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Take Note of these People and these
Places.

QUERIES TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Are you
entirely satisfied with the Dry Goods, and the
Closks, aud Shawls, ard Cloths, which you have
b.ught heretofore? Have they been of the most
elegant and fashionable kinds? Have they fitted
you neatly, aud given you a stylish air? Have
they been made of the best materials! Have
they been durable as well Us elegant? And, final
ly, have you got them at prices which you thought
reasonable? To those who cannot answer these
questions in the affirmative, we would suggest u
visit to the car-famcd fredericksburg Store IN
Augusta; the splendid Dry Goods Temple on the
corner below the Planters Ho:el. A new adver.
tise,ncnt from the Fredericksburg Store enriches
our Co u,nns. Rcal it, ana ponder it we'll The
Fredericksburg Store is pe,t.et establishment.
AnL that is saying groat deal, for we have thi:
div returned from New York, where We ransacked
the most famous Dry Goods Stores of that great
city. The Messrs Richards are three Virginia
gentlemen, whose refined fricndlinefs of manner
il not the least attraction Of the Fredericksburg
Store. We commend them 10 Edgedeld in the
very heartiest manhrr.-- -,--lE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale

Administrators Sale.
IN pursuance of an Order from W. F. Durisae
u Esq., Ordinary f.r Edgsfeld District, VIC viii
1r"ctei to sell ut the late residence of Mrs
TABIrHA ABNEY, decd, on THURSDAY,
The 10Th NOVEMBER, all the Personal
ESTATE of said deceased, consisting of
FOUR MULES AND ONE HORSE,
THREE COLTS. e,l..;i
, CATTLE. SHEEP. HOGS,
FLOUR. CORN. FODDER. SHUCKS,
COTTON AND COTTON SEED,
ONE ROAD WAGON, AND ONE BUGGY,
BLACKSMITH AND FARMING TOOLS,
I; GIN HEAD, TIIRESIIER. AND FAN,
HOUSEHOLD LD-FURNITURE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
1 Terms Cash.
lIr...-5. ROBT. ]. SMITH.
j. K. ScHUMPERT. Ao ofs' +,
Ha> The LAND belonging to tho deceased will
be Rented on tho day Of salo above mentioned
for Cash. s,a. ir
Nov.3 .,e 3t 4j
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More Appointments.

Gov. 'scorr has. appointed LOUIS SCHILLER,
Auditor, and JAMES DorDIS, Assessor, for the
"County" of Edgefeld. Who, or what are they ?
We know not.
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TO RENT.

T.wILL RENT for the next year, The GROVE
Il PLANTATION, lying p miles from Edgefeld
c. H. on the Ninety Six Road. There are Three
Hundred Acres open land on the place, well
adapted to Cotton and Grain. Terms reasonable.
LUCY j. BATES
Nov. Q. va 81 As
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T TUW IHc DIe"PHt' ]It"Fu"o"r'
A Carpet-Bagger Comes to Grief!

A Carpet-Bagger Comes to Grief!
A few days ago white skinned loyalist,
with coored habits and wardrobe neatly
enclosed in paper collar box found it conve>
nient to tarry at Arkadelphia, ir Southern Ar
kansas. OF course he was school teacher, like
all travelling loya!ists, and managed to impose
himse;fi into some quiet, respectable col.red cir
cles. When he opened school with doz:n pu
pils from the first families Of Africa, he regis
tered his name in their copy books as Joseph C..
Day. Among his pupils we're three females of
sweet scented sixteen, and by one of them
he was smitten to the heart. AS q natural
sequence, be triedlo smite her in the heart
The damsel scorned his, advances to The cita.
del of hor nodesty, and with tears il, her
eyes as big as hail-stones, and tsice, as ferc' {,
she few home and told her mother. y The oll
lady told her dusky lord aud just after-dusk
he raised q crowd of about seventeen other
African lords, and surrounded the, where
Day had favored select Ethiopian fan lily
with his "godly walk" for the simple con.
sideration OF his board and washing. About
the time the clock would have. struck the
virtuous hour of nine, If there had been one
in the select boarding-hous., the color.d COM
mittee tapped at the crack which served Mr..
Day as window, AID told himIin choice
African dialect, musical sthe notes Of a
Spanish guitur, that dey wunted to see him
shortly or sooner, and to "git out o. dar.''
Day looked out and thought that he could
see stars. One OF his friends remarked to
him gently, leone out 'on dar, youd-d low
life scalawag." a dozen joined in the chorus,
and invited him to "come QUITO dar." Pro.
fessor Day called parley and asked them
what in tue name Of loyalty and New Eng.
land primers they wanted. They told him
he had 10 leave "dcm diggins, and dat id
quick" He said he'd die first but they told
| him that no cutting up would be tolerated,
and he uubarred the castle and came out.
The colored lords marched him down to the
river, whislling the "Rogue's March," and
put him across, with instructions not to come
back, unless he was willing to take prom.
nent part in frst-class funeral. Without
inquiring for his collar rbox, or sending mes.
sage or lock of hair to his sisteriug, he made
tracks towards Little Rock at surprisingly
long distance apart. Having run that race,
he is now qualified to run for Congress-.
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Notice to Teachers.

"A TEACHER wanted to take charge as Prin.
IA cipal of the Edgcfeld Female Academy.
Mono need apply unless we'll recommended az
competent to teach thu Languages, and prepare
Young Ladies for College.
An Assistant Teacher, as also Music Teacher
have been engaged.
School to commence Second Monday in Janua
ry-I869. " t- J.L. ADDISON.
R Charleston Courier and Columbia Pnonin
will copy twice and forward bills.
= Nov, 3 If 45
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TO RENT.

at the late residence of Lr. j. F. Adams, de
IA ceased, on FRIDAY, the. goth inst, som,
VALUABLE COTTON and GRAIN LANDS
divided to suit persons wishing to Rent the ensu
ing year.
S.w. NICHOLSON, | .a..,o.,
J.F. ADAMS. nuni ofS'
Nov. 2t 40.
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EVER SINCE We CAN REMEMBER HAVE THos.
RICHARDS & SoN sold Books and Stationery in
Augusta. By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that they are still there.
Their stock is always very choice and very com.
plete. As gentlemen, courteous in manner aud
fair in dealing, they have superiors.
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i, Tract 0f Land.
';ASSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN Pursuance of an .orderftom the HONORABLE
Il GEORGE S. BRYAN Judge United Stsses
District Court for South CarolinesI viii .seAat
PUBLIC 0UTCkY, at t!Edgedsld Gd sH5 on the
first Monday 10 December next, the HOUSE AND
LOT, in the Village of. Edgefeld, where JOHN
N, WITT lately. resided, i being,S part OF The
Assigned Estate Ofsail ]. M. HITT. The Lot Con-
tains about One Acre, with good Dwelling, Hcdse
and and other ippsays9e1s reansite to =. make ls it
Terms Cash..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

THE DEVIL IN KENTUcKY.-The Louisville
Democrat of the 23d instant las the follow.
ing: A few days ago, as one OF our citizens,
prominent tobacco merchant, residing in
Brooksyilc, was returning home from the
soulhrrn portion of the county, where he
had been buying some crops of tobacco, aud,
being belated, was riding along the road
when suddenly he beheld frightful object
in the middle of the road adimmediately in front
Of him. will give you the description of
it as | beard 1t from his own lips:
1.-THE object was about six feet in height,
and walked upright. The face was at lines
that Of maD, yeTy pale, With eurls Of fame
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TIE TRUE ROAD TO COMFORT, CLEANLINESS,
ECONOMY, GOOD COOKING, AND AL THAT SORT OF
THING, is by the way of WM. Il. GOODRICH & SoS,
who speak for themselves in another column
Their Stoves are falnousas- great ecOnomizcrs Of
fuel a.d as un,ivaied bakers In NIL cases their
Stoves, Crates and Tin Ware give entire satisfac-
ton to purchasers. Let every house. ecper: give
them q trial.
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NECESSARY ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF PsnUvI-
AN GuAxo. In their advertisement in another
column, j. O. MArnEwsoN & Co. advance the
price Of Peruvian Guano from $7l to 1880 This,
us stated to US by these popular dealers, has beOn
rendered necessary ON account Of the Peruvian
Government Agent advancing his price $3.50 in
oolI nor ton
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The LIGHTNING Ngws-D DEALER We mean
Quinn Of Augusta. We return him our kindest
hanks for late aud liberal lavors. II you want
Late Novels, Literary Magazines, Fashion Books,
Political Journals, Comic Papers, Nursery Tales,
Writing Paper, Pens, or anything in that line, SO
by all means to QUINN. You will find his very
attractive shop under the Cons.itutionalist office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

JAMES NJ. ANDERSON WITH D. R. WRIGHT Co.,
AuausrA, Ga. This is our young tomnsman, SO
we'll beloved among US; than whom Edgehed
has known none more honorable, more refined,
and more. intelligent. He is now salesman Mt
the frst-class Dry Goods establishment above
med, Nuke out your list and repair thither-
Our popular com-ratriot will welcome you pleas
antly and serve you aivantagecusy. Read his
carl
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Dog Stolen.

GTOLEN from the Subscribcr. on tho llth
y October, small Black HOUND DOG. of
coarse voice, and will como to the call of "Dick
Taylor"
Ten Dollars reward will be paid for the recove-
ry of the Dog, and S5 for proof to convict the
tbicf. j. L. MATHIS.
aoV.3 81 As
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
state OF south = Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, sf
IN EQUITY. Il s;af-err.

L.G. Holloway, -is' - ie4 4
l. vs ~ 'D Il
Edgefeld Odd Fellows and st3.is
Masonic Building Association. - J
EDY virtue of an order of tho Court in this cause,
I'D will proceed to sell at Edgefeld G. a., on
Monday, the 7th December next, the REAL ES-
TATE described in the plcadings, TO wits
THE THREE STORY BUILDING in the
Town of Edgofsld known as the Odd Fellows and
Masonic Hall. s5r5It.
.TERMS-Sold on q credit, oetwelye months,
with interest from day Of sale, payable annually,
except Costs of suit which must be paid in Cash.
Purchasers to give bond with good personal sure
ty, and mortgage Of the premises to secure the
purchase money. Pay for titles Extra.
Q. w. CARWILE, SEED.
Nov. 10 4t 46
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State of South Caroline,

-. 1IDV23U fI1bIt OlbIIlIOI t1ul
-. gs.za.c ~ IN ORDLNAR X,Yea
Elizabeth FranklinS jesse franklin s'zog
and others, Applicants,
Sfs+ VS.. - tA For Par'r.
a'''ss ssa sassass1 a,ss2s Dsssssss sss sis Nancy
RY anlorder from the Ordinary, Ishall proceed
Dto resell at Edgefeld Court House, on the
first Monday in December next, for Partition, lat
the risk OF, the former purchaser,) the REAL rs.
TATE of BARTLEY FRANKLIN, deeeased.
situated in the District and State aforesaid. con.
tanning T9o Hundred and Two (2O2) Acres, moro
or less, and bounded by, ls-ds of L. Gomillion.
Low Mover, Richard Gregory ST., and others.
S Terms Cash. Titles extra.
ISAAC B0LES, S,E.D.
NoV.6 At AZ
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ASSIlzNEE'SS Sale.
IN BAlNKRUPTCey.yf v

IN BANKRUPTGY.W
!EN Pursuance os an ordsr from the. Honorable
IL GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for South Carolina, T
will sell at PUBLIC OUTCRY, ct Edgefeld C.
H., on the first Monday in December next ONE
TRACT OF LAND shereon RUSSELL PAD
tGEgF nov reides,e containing Two, Huj!dred
Acres more or rss, jdinipg lands Of sJanisSD.
Watson, GesrgvBell and others.
Terms Cash. TT
c 2. W, cARWILE, Assignee.
Nov 1911 H.fG K =; At as
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CUOICE GREEN AMI BLACK TEA

TUST received supply of Gunpowdor, Impe.
81 rial, Young Tyson and Black TEA, which |
have tested, and confidently recommend as being
very choice and delicate in flavor, and very full
strength. CD. PENN.
Nov O If AZ
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
E0R the year 1859, the wel-known PLANTA
IL TI0N formerly belonging to THOMAS J.
MckIB, decd, and occupied for several year.
past by W. L. Mcdaniel. Apply to
THOS. J. MCKEE,
Woodlawn, Sc.
Nov-l0 49,. ,.if st 46
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Result of the Presidential Elections.

@- Gov. Orr has accepted the Office Of Judge
to which he was elec ed BY the last Legislature
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r,on, n, MempGis Aruiunche.

eY The present complexion of the next Con.
eress is Senate 81 to IL; House to l4e to SO.
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County Commissioners .Olice,

HAMBURG, s. c., Nov. Z, 1868.
IN accordance with an Act of Sept. 26th, 1868,
i Sec. %. Page 13O, State at large, and from
instructions from the Comptroller Generals Office
Of 1st Nov. 1869, Contingent Accounts of all
County Officers, in case, of Criminal Proceedings,
which have accrued since the first day of October
1858, will be Audited and Paid ut this Office.
IF. HARLING, Clerk
Board G. c. for Edgefeld County.
Nov 10 Il 46
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State Of South Carolina

EDUEfIEhD DISTRICT, -,
IN ORDINARY Ii
Samuel Gunter and wife Eleanor, i -
Applicants. ;..f ~ T-tit
vs. f ~ For ,p.,,r
Caroliue Kirkland, John n. Kirk 80
land,and others, Defond'ts. ~ =.
IN pursuance of an Order from the ordinarv. r
1 shall proceed to resell at Edeefield Court
House, on the first Monday id December next, for
Partition. (pt the risk of the TO- mer rurchaserl
tho REAL ESTATE of WARREN KIRKLAND.
deceased, a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND
lying and being i'll the District,aad State afore-
said, containing Sixty -Four acres, more Or less,
and bounded by lands Of Reuben Lybrand, Bar.
ney Kreps: Henry Cato auS uthers.
~ Terms Cash.-Titles extra. .<f
ISAAC BoLES, s.E.D.
/. NOV. . ~. l.... st a..nI - 40
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Assign aAssssiilg,neae,sI ! Is Sale e..
sa SS9q.7 hgs srr

T
EN,pursuaace, Of an Order. Of Hon. "A. G. Fos-
free from the encumbrance of. Lions, at Granite
vile; in the County Of Edgefela and State of
South Carolina, on the 30th day Of November
1858, the e,following f'i3 ~ n
sfs. tx Tract Of Land - z ~ s1s,s {
Exclusive Of Ninety Acres, inciudiag tie dwell
ling. house, and the growing crop) .beloi19i1g to
the estate of Francis Murray, Bankrupt, fo.wit {:
All that tract of land, situase, lying md being in
the County and State aforesaid, on Big Horse
Creek waters. Of Savannah River, contaihing Two
Thousand and Eighty Acres, moro or less, and
bounded on the West by lands now, Tor formerly,
belongingto William Gregg on the Northwest
by lands now, or formerly, Lewis Elzey,s; on the
East by land, now, or formerly, Mat May.s and
4E.Posey's;i on the Southestby land now, or for
7nerly Ct. Roziers land Mrs. B.. Swsaringin's; on
the South by land now, ,or formerly, VIM. Riggs
and ]. Hatcher's.. "a x sfsy;' 81. y,.i.is.",
Also, thatothers sisas9eas
- Tract Of Land,
lying and being in the County and State aforesaid
near the GraniteYillc depot, onsthe South Carroll.
|enas Rpilfoadl eoutaiping One. Jald - Ac.es,
more, or less, and bounded as follows: oi.the
West by land now, or ffOtmsrly William Morris
on the South and East by land now, or;formerly
Michael 0Brien's on the North. by the South
Carolina Railroad, being the same tracts of land
conveyed to said Francis Murray by LgeiuRL.
Hal, by deed, dated The 9Th, day Of November,
1866. = ~ lyg3a ksS''s u AT
Also. OF the same time and place, lease-hold
interest intFour Acres Of Land adjoining KEsmis
Mills, upon which there iss gooden house, Con-
timing seven rooms. Ato, Two Small Carts
AStAAao- Sosns -tA - .SS1f; - rs-fsl
d -.si.aseai;assp SD. HEARD, Assignee.
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Virginia Tobacco.

n have just opened THREE BOXES TOBACCO
Il from the Old Dominion, which 7 can recon
mend as being q No article.
aGh G. L. PENN.
Nov.9 J.. If 40
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2 ASSIGNEE'S SALE, !

E. J. YOUNGBLOoD, Assignee.
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