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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

pay Jacob D. Hoppe, Esq, :ate Sheriff,
died on Tuesday morning. at his residence
on the Uniontown road.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

ADvERrrsISo PEoPLK = People who
advertise arc smarter than those who
dont-better locking, too, nine In ten.
Our advice to everybody, except 10
matrimony, is-to advertise. IL Is
sure 70 return largely. increase your
reputation MS a business man, make
hosts OF friends. aud add 20 tho num-
Der Of shrowd aud sensible people 10
the world, Of which there has never
vet been an overstoek
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

ADMITTED. --on Monday ofiast week n.
B. Norment Esq., of tho Westminster Bar,
was admitted 70 practice in the United Dis
trict Court for Maryland at Baltimore city
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

IMPEACHMENT BILL PASSED.
On Monday the House Of Repre-
scntatlycs passed a.kbill for impcach.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
Tuesdny.

Bingham and Stevens, the two
WORTHLESS appointed BY The House, en-.
noauced 10 the Senate the resolution Of
impeachment. The Senate passed an
order for the sppeintmen, Of a commit
iceto prepare for President Johnson's
trial.
The excitement has ahaied
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
IMPEACHMENT.

On Saturday the Radical Senator's
held two caucuses, at which Il was do.
termIned what course was 10 be pur.
sued IN view Of the now certain mas.
sage Of articles Of impeachmens by the
House. The Edmunds bill, the eject
Of which will be to depose The presi.
dent from Office immediately on he
presentation Of articles Of impeach.
nent BY the House, was brought for.
ward by its author, and its passage
urged with great yehemence, both 81
him and a number Of other Senator'S
Both Trumbull and Fessenden opposed
II, on the ground Of uncoDstitutionaIity
as being clearly an &c post facto law.
but as also having the effect to damage
rather than promote the party interests.
II was decided to postpone action until
Monday, The President was ID receipt
Of letters aud kilograms giving him
assurances Of appreciation and support.
Monday.
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A Receipt Worth One Thousand
Dollars,

The Ohio Cuhirdtor says the follow
ing receipt is worth a thousand dol
lars TO every housekeeper:
"Take one pound Of sal soda and
hale a posnd of unslaeed lime and
put them in a gallon Of water, boil
twenty minutes, let it stand till cool,
theR drain of and put in a small jug
or Jar soak your dirty clothes over
night, or until they are wet through,
then wiring them out and rub on plen-
ty of soap, and in one boiler Of the
clothes well covered with water, add
one teacupful OF the washing fluid; boil
half an hour briskly, then wash them
thoroughly with n suds, rinse, and
your clothes will look better than ty
the old way of washing twice before
boiling. This is an invaluable receipt
and every poor, tired woman should
try il.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28

PorIY tomatoes and CuCumbeTS.

A correspondent Of the Farm and
Preside says he gets tomatoes and Gu
cumbers two or three weeks earlier
than they are usually found in North
ern markets, by adopting the follow
ing plan Our tomato practice IS TO
scTape out two dozen fair-sized tuv-
nips to thin shells, ill them with rich
garden mould, plant . few seeds in
each, place Thorn in a box OF earth,
covering quite up to the top, place the
boxi n d warm room. After the plants
are up, water when required, give
light and out door air on all pleasant
warm days. Select the strongest plant
in each she'll to grow, pulling out the
others. Pinch back two vigorous
shoots, urge stout, stocky growth by
frequent slight feelings of topid sour
mild-sometimes weak soap-suds, and
when the frost season is fairly past,
set turnip shells, tomato plants and
all in the outdoor soil where they
are to grow, and they will go right on
growing, without any hesitation or
standing still, as they do coming from
a hot-bed. Cucumbers we persuade
forward in the same manner; plant
ing them in blocks of turf instead OF
turnip shells, and almost always We
have tomatoes and cucumbers well set
on the vines before setting them in
ont door positions. Cucumbers, white,
crisp, cool, tender, almost seedless,
free from all unpleasant earthly taste,
and as delicate aud delicious as eucum-
bers can be, may be induced by sim
ply placing small fruit within . section
of draintile Aower-pot, or old bottle
with the neck knocked off, covering
them from the sunlight and growing
them to table size in the dark.
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Industry,

Toll is tho price of sleep, and ap-
petite of health and enjoyment.
The very necessity which overeomes
our natural slOth, is q blessing. The
world does not contain a brier or a
thorn that divine mercy could have
spared. We = happier with the
stsrillity which We a overcome BY
industry, than we could DO with the
most spontaneous and unbounded
p~rofusion. Tho body. and the mind
are improved by the toll that fatigucs
thom; that toll is q thousand times
rewarded by the pleasure Il bestowr.
Its enjoymsnts arc peculiar; no wealth
Tan purchase them, no insolenco touch
them. They only flow from the
exsrsion which they repay.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
A Great Farmers Maxims.

Mr.. Jacob Strawn, who is spoken
of as "The Great American Farmer"
who died at Jacksonville, Illinois,
in August last, in his biography has
recorded many excellent character
istics of his life. He met with great
success in all his business operations
which is attributable chiefly to the
following maxims, which we copy
for the benefit of those farmers who
are somewhat tardy in perform
ing the operations of the farm:
"When you wake up do not roll
over, but roll out. 1t will give you
time to ditch all your sloughs, break
them up. harrow them, and SOW with
timothy and red clover. One bushel
of clover to two bushels Of thimothy
is enough. ,
"MaEe your fences high, tight and
strong, so that it will keep cattle and
pigs out; if you have brush, make
your lots secure and keep your hogs
from the cattle, for if the corn is clean
they will eat it better than If 1t Is
not.
"Be sure to get your hands to bed
by seveno O'Clock they will rise earlier
BY the force of circumstances.
"Pay q hand, if he is a poor hand,
all you promise him; if he is a good
hand, pay him a little more, it will
encourage him to do still better.
always feed your hands as well
as you do yourself, for the ldbortng
nen are the bone and sinew of the
world, and ought to be WeH treated.
al am satisfied that getting up early
industry and regular habits, are the
best medicines ever prescribed for
health.
"When it comes rainy, had weather
90 that yon cannot work out OF doors
cut and split your wood.
"Make your tracks whom vt rains
hard, cleaning your stables, or fixing
something which you would have to
stop the pillow for and fix in good
weather.
"Make tracks, fixing your fence, or
a gate that is off its hinges, or wealth
~erboarding your barn whore the
wind has blown off the siding, or
patching the roof of your house or
barn"
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

The stock includes, Gold and SilUsr
Watches, Pianos, MelodeOns, SeDcing
Machines, Jerelry OF all descriptions,
and of the finest and most fashionable
patterns, Ladies finest Six Patterns,
KID Glores, Six Hose, L0ces, SharIs,
Ladies' and Cents Under Wear, Slver
Plated Ware, Albums, some of the most
Improved Agricultural Implements,
Cotton Gins, and a variety Of articles too
numerous TO mention.
THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Certificates calling for the whole Of the different ar
tieles will be placed in sealed S~nve.opss aud thorough-
iv mixed and sold at 25 cents each, without distine-
ton Of fagoritism.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG
Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0.FORTE.
GROVESTEEN q 60.


o broadway, NGK.
THESE INSTRUMENTS, after the most
fatteriug testimonials from the 6rst Pr
anist In the country, who at our solicitation,
have tested them In tbs severest manner pos
G5Ie, have been pronounced
THE FINEST SQUARE PIAN0-F0RTE
MADE IN THE WORLD.
It has always been our policy during the
Thrar Sz Years that we have manufactured
Pianos, ttrelus thousand Of which are nov in
use In the United States and Europe, to give
the finest Instruments ut the lowest cost
Our superior facilities enable US to offer them
from one to three hundred dollar less than
any other First Class House.
The tone Of these instruments are Hemarka-
BILE for their peculiar Sweetness and Great
.Brilliancy. Never losing their quality when
forced to their utmost capacity. The lower
register retaining its positiveness does not
destroy the middle and upper registers by
mingling with them In disAgreeable coufu-
sion. The refined beauty Of tone being
equally delightful to the Impractical and to
the most cultivated ear.
They are an entirely new style OF Piano,
finished in the most superb manner, 'sth four
full round corners front and back, heavily carv-
cd legs and Tyre Serpentine Base richly
moulded, and each Instrument Is fully war
ranted for Eve years.
1861 Oct 4thyl.-o.H.P.&C0.
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NEW BOOKS.
PlISE,s PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

A new work just Issued BY W. Paine, N D., Pro-
fessor Of the Principles and Practice Of Medicine and
Surgery author Of Paine's Practice Of Surgery a
work on Obstetrics and MaigriA Mediea author Of
New School Remedies an Epitnme Of Eberlis's Prac-
on the History Of Medicine Editor OF Universlty
Medical aud Surgical Journal, &c. &C. II Is a royal
octave Of go pages, and contains a full description Of
all diseases known In medicine and surgery, including
those Of women and children, together with their path
ology and i~Tratmcnt By al The new and improved
methods. Price 81; postags50 cents.
Address The author, 90 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Penn.
ALSO, AHEwYoRK,
Entitled New School Medicines, which IL the only
work ever published upon uaiena Medica. smbrS
ding an the Ecletle, Homeopathic, aud Botanic rene
dies, with q full regular Nateria MediciA. Prize IS;
postage froso Address p above.
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REMEMBER

lou arc not asked to pay for the article until you know
what you are gsing 10 receive.
Address with name oftown, aud county plainly written
JAMES FRANKLIN, Importers,
81 Warren Street, New York.
1857 Oct IL moo.
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GRAND PARIS EXPOSITION,

with fall power to purchase any and every article suit
ed 10 this market, and he has succeeded beyond our
most sanguine expectations, the Exhibitors protesting
to sell at any sacrifice rather than oeat me eNpchee
and trouble of removing their goods; We have there
fore concluded to distribute the same without regard
10 value AT the ridiculously low sun OF
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Certificates % Cents Each.
NO BLANKS

8 certificate IS Certificates .........s27 IS
u Certificates ,.....-.... $50 10 Crrtiheates,..... Fto
And any ono sending $50 at one time, will be entitled
CASE WATCH warranted TO give entire Iatisfaetion.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere

We recommend persons when sending any amount OF
money 20 do so either by Expire -, Registered Letter
or Post once order, and when . ssnt wo hold our
selEea reponAibls
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EVERY UNION NAN SHOULD HAVE ri
A Magnificent LIthOgraph 20 By 30
Inches, entitled
OLUMBLASHA BIZ FREEp

This 10 one ofths most Ssautifhl and Iplsn.
did L~ithograPhs ever printed. II rspressnu
The Freedeu Of America. Prics only 81 50.
Do not htl 70 send for q copy. address,
L. A. ELLIOTT, q oa.,
s15 Washington ST., Boston Mass.
issgunsl4h
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28

ISs rtisrup q ne slsb. shan havs sss sopy
eatn. Address,
80" ". p1fss, n. D., Editor,
rhila1Thla, -.
IfsTs2l=ess
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Wonderful Remedial Agent.

Even In the severest Ease Of Chronic Nou-
ralgia and general nervous derangements,-
Of many years Misunderstanding the entire
system, Its use hr = few Days, or a few weeks
at the utmost, always affords the Astonishing
relief, and very rarely fails 10 produce a CON-
plete and permanent cure.
Il contains no drugs or other materials IN
The slightest degree Injurious. even to the
most delicate system, and can always be used
With
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-28
GRoVEsTBEN q 20,
PLANO FlRTE MANUFACTURERS.
4ss Broadway, New York. Z

-N1""J5 w" AO4A'
THESE PIANOS received the Highest
Award Of Merit At the WORLDS FAIR,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
Germany, the cities Of New York, Pniladel-
phia, Baltimore, and Boston also the GOLD
MEDAL at the American hshtuts, for FIVE
SUCCESSFUL YEARS. Our Pianos contain
the French Grand Action Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all Modern
improvements. RarrGated FIVE Rsays.
Made under the supervision Of Mr.. J. H.
GROVESTEEN, who has a practical expe.
rience Of over thirty-fve years, and is the
maker Of OpT Eleven ThoEsdud Piano orte,.
Our facilities for manufacturing enable us 10
sell these instruments from 500 to $500
eAedpsr b any hrst class Piano-Forte.
1867 oct 4 ly-C.H.P.&Co.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
OF
MEDICINE AND q

4 Semi Monthly Journal of Medicine,
Surgery, Physiology, Hygiene, and
General Literature, duUofed to the
Profession and he People.
fbs ebs.psss nsdieaI paper IN no World, pubHshsd
very tyo vest1, e univenuy Building, Hlnih Street.,
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Important Announcement !
l862-l867.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS |!

The undersigned having In 1852 succeeded In Pur-
chasing from the London Exhibition a large assort'
ment Of verv valuable end elegant goods, at prices IA
bulously low, concluded some time since to send an
experienced Agent TO the
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Perfect Safety.

HhaS1ouR been 10 constant use BY mrny
Of our most eminent physicians, who give Il
their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent By mail on receipt Of price, and post.
age.
One package, : Si.o0, Postage 8 cents,
Six packages, = 800, 81 q
Twelve packages, 900, ,4s q
Il is sold By al wbolssals and retail dssI.
ers In drugs aud medicines throughout The
United States. and By
TURdER 4 CO., Sole Proprietors.
40 fremont Street, Boston uas,
1881 Oct iimos-ARL.kCo.
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1867 Oct II moe.
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1857 oct 4 ms
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-18
7 FOR LEASE,

rV,Jk 'rsE EsTATE known as KElTT PLACE,
i situated in ST. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists Of separate Tracts. Tln kcnncrly
Place h9s crcs cleared and 200 unnlparrd. The
DarbyrH 800 cleared and 200 unclenrcd-nll
fine lcotto,. ep'ls. Tho I;riti Place asHsists .af
2.4M ncrcs, ID half cleared ami ina fine state Of
Cultivation. The Estate is wriered by y hrgc
Creek, which affords good ilansc for CaitIo Seii
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would ne Icoacj MI 10
nnc person. or Ia snhl Trnc,s Of 81 or 100 ncres,
tn suit small farmers
Pine Mules sold with tl,c Place on credit.
The kcnncrly and Darby Places would be sold
desired. For Terms hplay to
j. y. WOODARD, 81. Matthews p. O.,
nov 2--H DruHScbnrs district, 9. H.
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The Charleston Courier.

90 ,,ais id "a rlS{iHHf.. 81 fffFVI OV't1
s,s1Ths. ,stsuach e cd u journal is iIow entering
sfnponrthS 9th year dfits existence and from
Sis rospseffas VIC arc glad to End that its ca
reer is an prosperous as ever. We wish it
many mere years Of successful existence.
,Owiug to reduction iu the prices of paper
and material, tho Daily Courier will hereafter
be furnished qtggi4lcpr qpgi4lscIp DohAApsS"nd the Tri
Weekly ut EOUh DOLLARS per amn"n,, AZ will
bo sccn by sotefcncel to the Prospectus id
another column. n1'>iii.'lf io""l '''"''
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IiSO
ALSO

On the first Monday in February, 1868, being
Saled"y will be sold nt Orangchnrg C. H., the fol-,
lowing property fp,lr M,les ,nndso Mufd Lev
OF T.. .A.iRhysor. ~ ~ ifi1' m 'Tf
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READING MATTER On EVERY EVER I PptAG PptAs r..
''S''~ LOCAL. ,.ITEMS.
.st,aes44ie ~ = u = ------------l-- -
s,,.sATURDAY MORNING, JAN, Is, 1868.
Our Supplement.

We issue this week Supplement to which
we ean EattShti0h IF agsrrHicaattanralists. Mr.
yN Ronsos, of If, sssis the aye agent for
this State of the sol{6bfs PdSaic 'GdhRo, whi ich
:, .I!asut rIesatati3ea ii As a. fertilizer
Gay iDS'lr section Of country Our readers will
fadsamong tho letters recommending its use,
es'asaSsFsf from Orangcbury planters ,.Wo cdu,-
mend them to the attention of all Interested ii,
.hs rsssstiupti I'll
;TITT77rr771'' ~ ~
''1'hc Gra.jackcfs, and how they Lived,
Fought aud Died for Dixie, with Incl.
dents and Sketches Of Lifn Iii tlls Con.
a = s6sstarsj; o., ,,s, ., .', y .'+ ,' 't''1
ssas't'ttc eilc hra las,I,,cs yulm,c, just issued
bydo:sss lsRoTuKss &.Cd., Atfsnta, Ga.
There is ccrtau portion Of tho Wnr that
esvll "cvcr Ga int" tho regular histories, nor be
e"'"'d'''t IN son.mnce,Err poultry, which is n
very real sast df it and wifi IF preserved con.
vey t'EdodcSdih!,, st,icraticns better idea of
che spirit "cs the tnnfict than many dry
ScpYHts or careful narutivss Of events. aud this
part nay be called the ;gyosssiip. : the fun, the
.sss.tbss af Tho Nsr. This illustrates the char
Of tie leaders, the hunor oI;hc soldiers,
the dsyo,icn of'wo'.cn Sic bravery Of mon.
the islnrk, uf our heroes the romance a:.d hartl-
-SS;rs Of ilr service. From the beginning; ii
tho wsr I'll, RihI ube .bccb engaged in collect
Ing sH::thr -ncHlvtcs rquuosted with or lids
tr,tivc qfit.apd bas rSr"npol and classified
them unfi44F 4,s ,aspprHr.e heads. and inl.a very
Aaattsateiyeforia. ,r'.;r- ~. u &r7c,pie
hoiassl bes M'lk, C atonts ',inculci, "reminiscences
eft esh' ,Pi'kst flH r. Scout, sci$e and battle
.saielas with thrilling fea.s of bravery, with drol
asJWos .con;cal and'ludicr,us adventures, etc,
sd' 2hsiissehiSttf iS is is wc us instruction. rny be
foand:in every rast. ~ grathic detail, bril-
liant Wit. and authcntc history, arc skillruly
interviewer in this work Of literary art.
1t is just lynf'l n3jygpllns$ss nsF::wi find n"ncr
ous rqfFselhf1Tfrs felf ,apd just such qnf IS persons
.!s1sssskipy tp act as hpok agents shspld add to
a,tlre; slists.s.eT y
9e;iaK j. nsii ave ~ ~ - II .rr3
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rRepOrtrOfl the Charleston. Cotton Mar-
ket for the Week Ending Jan. 16.

'
Rcportcd /o'' tic Oronycl",y Nc,es by
:, W., WALTON sMiTH, lcorfoN fAcT6R. Y
On Friday the 10Th inst, the denund, was active,
agaEaho ;E Fs'cet es On e sa'c lsW om
4c. to 10. on our quotations of last week The
market on Saturday became very quiet, hut prices,
firm aud unchanged The demand was roo,l
9p9 9p MopilpX,, hSt tie trAnsacions were limited.
otjps &. aa1igAt ptrrring stockl Ptites firm and
advancing. On Tuesday the demand was active,
with On ADVANCE in prices of &c. The demand on
Wednesday was checked by unfayo,ablc news from
abroad, and prices fell of 3gr withn eclining ten
deHeS! On Thursday te .harkct synsl luicf mitl,
further decline of &C., chiefly. however, on The
low grayics,i Thr sslcsfor the teck abhh, to some
$500 bales. We quote: no- a
M"t'iing..............
Strict Mhldlng. ...:.. ...........;.. =; .....!AfG
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SPLENDID PREMIUMS For 1sGs
Piper Anss Nit Crackers.

.i.i- -.,tt.. Size s.
The above arc exact COPIES of original oil paint
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est style of the art; Or, i'll place Of them, We will
scn'l either of onr Fine Steel Engrayings WASHING
ton /, at v"rS Forge, Return from Market, sunday
For Two Subscribers an,l ::io. we ,yi send the
beautiful Chromd, Poultry ifr-Sizc 81 Ks.
" MISUNDERSTANDING AMI $500. copy of
. Hed"ciiis .Nu'i"nnI i>;c'oridi D;c,iona,y
one E"rnc "f ,00 pages. containing over TOO pic
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ROSA l:"hc,lrs celebrated piece. sliv,lauil Ponies.
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For Five Subscribers and >s.5. Tile beautiful
ccbEYmq4 after nrain'n,g vs. ". NJ. Erown, of Straw
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$50 complete set Of the
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in thirtcSn sset,pes bound irrfrH morocco, mos,
heau'itg.caitid On 5.s;.f,i; price lSa
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NeM,. Advertisements.

-id.rl., Il ~. / o'.i edi y =. . '.'' .'-''
1nt w.i il. ..,,ilrr ~ it,yp:o' iriN ~
Q, ICitations by the Ordinary. .7'".
Fertilizers Seed, &c Sc.- ~. 4. Hamilton.
.ToRsnt-7 7Wm!C.t Moss.
oNoticc-T. w. Oliver.
A4mIu'AratTfFMige.If .IfDonald % R. Barton
Notice to Debfors~3kcitt Brothers,
Sheriff ! S$nLcss!i ''i 'Sis' i'Ei.''f
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..LaEElG LEGAL Al NOTICES.
comissio Con Eli 81 q Ell 1ss,all!e '1saall!es.
ua STATE OE, SOUTH. CAROLINA,
sof ri ohXNoEb und Dts4h 1totlro' ini
Andfew F. e1HdJnet, d4Ihisa,raais !j11 '',1H:

.ntprm II ,vA A7,W .ruii Dig . M
y MaarcceAa 14pabipet tan and otilaFsy y.J, .s4vIa
o. By ordsn .nf t4e Court, of, ,Eaatyy in tAsabovc
stated case, will bcsold before the Court House in
geburg, '6h the 1s Monday III Febffhahlry he1t
Lcvi L. In4bnet, J. w: Dantzlcr, and r. =. Aptley,
as Coparncrs, id and TO the following co
property, yizrA Steam Saw and GraA Mill ,ss cam
Engine and boilers, Mill House. p Barn pnd Stable,
O BLACKSMITH Shop and two small buildings, sl 10
GATED on theTraotof Lind near Jathison' Out,
three Timber Carts, Blacksmiih's Toois, Mill Tools
and quantity Of Sawed 'guinberpdt fbafdf Mia and
the right under and according to- the tefas Of ccr-
tain agreements of the said Cdpartners to cut and
saw all the Timber growing on theD DEf1rs of said
LGyi Inabineh ten jncHss, OH aapabic of
right as 20 the Timber 6 The tandS nlii TO
Levi 1nnbipets widow for lrer Dowet a1loh bnennd-
yided third Of Levi Innbincts undivided slnSe pf tho
Tract on saddler Swamp, to be subject to TIC Wild
ow's life Estnte thorcin. lciTr i.,' it @su'h'
= At the same time and place will DO s9ll,pursu-
ant to the same order the whole of the Real Estate
of the late Levi iB. 1nabinet 1(ncludfh Ms hnd-
yided intcrest in the Saddler Swami TraetiA, sub
ject to his Widows life estate in the Land pmeas-
ured to her for Dover, and to her riglt or Bower in
thf snM Levi H. lnnbinet's undiyied share az the
oaddlcr Swamp Tract, and further subject TO tho
rights of the purchaser or purchasers Of tiie Co
rtnershlp property aforesaid in iTclaion 10 the
Timber on the Lands of Leyi t. In9binet. IL
Terms of she-So nuch ms will pay tic ekTpenscs
Of the proceedings i'll tile nbove tho
1908, secured by bond of the purchaser bcnriag in
terost from dnto payable 'annunily; with pefaonnl
security and a.morgagq af the property tleipur-
chaser also to pny for papers and revenue Stamps
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