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ests OF the country, will become with the
lapse OF years more and more a resort from
all parts of the world, and take high
rank with the most renowned capitals of
the earth. Located ON one Of the finest
rivers in the country, easy of access, and
yet afording, with Alexandria, good
harbor for vessels of all descriptions, this
city will become eventually celebrated,
not alone as the political seat of power,
not alone for her senators, representatives,
judges and other high officials, but as a
great seat for science, for the arts, for
schools, for painting and statuary, and the
industrial pursuits of life, for marble pal
aces and botanic gardens, the costly array
of wealth and taste and fashion, and,
above other things, for its historical asso-
Citations, its intimate connection with the
great nations of the earth, and the center
Of those civil, political, moral and educa-
tional influences that will give to the
character of this city that enduring
mould Of excellence and nobility worthy
Of that illustriOus man who il justly
called "the Father of his Country"
The above is an extract from Rev. G.
+. Lords lecture, 1.-TWO Weeks in Wash-
ington"
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BUrrER.-The market at St. Albans on
Tuesday was the most active Of the sea-
sos, the shipments being Se8 tubs- The
prices paid ranged from 30 to 37oents per
pound, IS being considered the ruling
peics.
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HENRY CLARK, Editor.
Autland Daily Afrald

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Foot of Center St, Herald Block, Rntltnd, Vt
TFKFs Is 0oa year sf 90 for six months s2.0t
for Three months or 10 cents a months.
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ALLIANCE OF ENGLAND, FRANCE
AND SPAIN AGAINST THE UNITED
STATEs.-A cable special dispatch was
received in New York ON Tuesday, dated
London, May 11th, which says: Initial
steps have been taken for an alliance, of.
fensive and defensive, between England,
France and Spain against the United
States. The rejection of the Alabama
treaty, the tome of Mr.. Summers. speech,
the alleged dllibustering tendencies Of
Gen. Grants administration, and the re-
ported oonnivsnce at expeditions from the
United States against Cubs, ars mads the
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a,utland at'eeklu 9lerald
FOUNDED IN l79i.l

FOUNDED IN l79i.l
Now the largest weekly in New England pup
llshed every THURSDAY morning.
Foot of Center St., Herald Block, Kutiand, W.
TUTTLE & COMPANY, Proprietors.
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Ny impression, upon the whole, Of
Washington is, that it is city of "mag-
nifcent distances" and with some mag
nifcent edifices. The city has an incom-
plete aspect. The last six yeau has made
a great change. At present everything
assumes more or les an imperfect form
Everything il for the future rather than
the present, but when our country NUM-
bers its hundred millions, when mighty
network Of railroads shall cover the whole
land, when steam and electricity Shall
bring the most distant parts into sssr ~
sociation with each othse,-tAR WAihing-
ton, hssping paes With TIE gfoving tatw.
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Nice Dishes for Invalids.

We give the following recipes to our readers,
knowing them to be excellent, as we have tried
them
APPLE WATER Roast three or four good APP
pies, carefully preserving all the juice put them
in a pitcher and pour on a quart of boiling water.
Drink when cold.
JELLIED RTCE.-Put a teacup of rice to three
pints Of milk, add a little salt, cover close, and
let it simmer three hours. Beat well, put into
molds, and eat as blanc mango, with sugar and
cream.
OATMEAL GRUEL.-Put a cup of raisins in a
quart of water and boil hard half an hour. Mix
two tablespoonful of oatmeal, with a little cold
water and salt, and stir it with raisins. Let it
boil up, and skim it well. Sweeten with white
sugar and a little nutmeg. This is very nourish-
ing.
Toast WArER.-Two slices of stale bread
and a few teaspoonful of good vinegar add sugar
and nutmegs to suit taste.
BEEF TEA.-Cut a piece of lean juicy beef into
small pieces, put them into a wide mouthed bot
tie in a kettle of cold water, and boil it for an
hour and a-half. Season with salt.
BARLEY WArER.-Wash two tablespoonful of
pearl barley, and add a quart of water and a
little salt. Simmer slowly for an hour. Half a
cup of raisins make it richer. When cool, put in
lemon juice and sugar.
PANADA.-Set a pint of water on the stove and
add a little sugar, nutmeg and lemon, crumb up
some stale white bread, and as soon as the water
boils stir in the bread, letting it boil fast a few
minutes. Add a small bit of butter if allowable.
OATMEAL MUsH.-H a pint Of water boiling
hot, and stir in slowly three tablespoonful of oat-
meal add a little salt, and boil half an hour.
Eat with milk, molasses or sugar Western
Farmer.
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The ADMISSION OF HNDOos INTO MASONIC
LopoEs.-Maior Burne, Private Secretary to the
Viceroy. in a communication addressed to baooo
Prosonno Coomar Dutt, Colootolah, Oaicul'a'
informs him that Lord Mayo considers there Is
nothing IN either the rules or spirit OF Freema-
sonry which prevent persons who do not profess
Christianity from being admitted to the oroer ;
but that his Excellency is OF opinion that no
power is entrusted in any Masonic authority .na'
can control or interfere with the discretion which'
by the rules of the order, is vested IN eaen iouse,
as to the admission or rejection OF candidates ior
initiation. Writing to the same Hlndoo gehtie-
man. Colonel Greenlaw, Provincial Grand Master
of Mark Masonry, and Past Senior Orahu ~
den of England, remarks -" The MOST "or.
shipful the Grand Master has decioe1 .haI
Hindoos NAV submit their names as candldates
for initiation into masonry, but also declares tha1
this cannot interfere with the right inherent IN III
lodges to decide by ballot whom they shall ADMIT
into their body. This latter rule is OF univer-
sal application to all classes, and therefore does
not press more hardly on Hlndoo apFican's 'h"n
on those of any other creed
SMUGGLING BY THE BRITISH NAvY.-The Pda
Mai Gazette has the following 1t Is somewhat
startling to find a Captain of the Royal Navy
publicly accusing Admirals and other brother
officers of systematic smuggling in a foreign coun-
try, and the Admiralty of winking at the pracuce.
We can hardly bring ourselves to believe (though
there have been somewhat similar stories In
Japan) that the following statement In a new
work on Panama, Nicaragua, and Mosquito, by
Capt. Bedford PIN and DR.. Seeman can possibly
be true :-.' Though L have never been a smnggler
myself, I was on board Her Malesty's vessels
which. ON the Mexican coast, used to do some
little smuggling of silver dollars, in the profits of
which the Admiral of the Station, and the Cap
tains, officers, and men of the ships participated.
The Mexican Government having almost prohlol-
ted the export of coined dollars b,y high export
duties, the merchants found it cheaper to buy
over the whole coast-guard, and pay a handsome
bonus to our naval officers, rather than let their
treasure pass through the custom-house. Hence
at by the Admiralty, and distasteful to many
subordinate naval officers, some of whom have
openly refused to accept the usual proceeds Of
such a service" Dates are wanting but other
wise this is a very circumstantial and unpleasant
statement. The alleged misdeeds must be recent,
and it is to be presumed that the authors are
able to substantiate SO grave an accusation against
the British Navy and Admiralty.
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Blank Legal Forms.

HVBE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
y snd Gin hereafter keep sr sale, Blank Forms, such ~ ac
usd IN the Lessr, sa,e 90 Purcnsss of Real Escats, Merrznrir
rsn~~caoas, &C., kE- Among them may be found he ioIiev.
ing
cHAKrEn PARTY. sov tho Cnartcring % vesssis,
POWER Ov ArroRsEY. Three % four dietrsns sorus
of special and general Powers of Attorney.
CUSTOM HoCsE POWER or ATTORNEY,
C-o-PAKrNERsHfP. for Nsrrantlc. Manufacturing or Axri-
CULTURAL Co partneshps
LEASE o. Hou~s 90 Land.
ELL or SALE, of Registered vessel
BnL OF SALE. Of Pvusouai Property,
MoRruA0E, Of Real E~sat<.
cHArrEL MORTGAGE, ef Tsrnitars or Personal Property.
SPECIAL Co-PAErNERsrIP,
Bull psRsr CONTRACTS,
LEASE or PERSONAL PROPERTY,
rNpENrURB or APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED or RRAL ESTATE.
LADoG CONTRACT. s~s~seu Master and servant, three
Ngms.
corsuLA. rsvorcy and c~srssse.se, Or purchasers and
Nssuhesussss,
AMPS NANIyEyra. Bius of Lsiirg, &C. he-
- rn~,< blanks are prsussl On In ane.s dseumens paper
- 4 tnc Iassss sybs- Orders fou ~ osherIs ands prunpuy
eensnked To-
Pnse per single Copy, % Cts; or - per Dsz.
yor sale by t6so sn) H. ". WHITNEY.
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Lately Received.

NOTES OF THE VOLCANOES OF THE
~ HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, with . History Of their various
Eruptions. Illustrated with maps and numerous en-
g.vingA By Wm. I. Brigham. Price, So, bousd In
cloth covers.
HAWAIIAN CLUB PAPERS, Issued BY the Hawaiian Club
OF Boston. 1883. Containing Esoays, and Historical
Skstches relating to this group. 12e PIP. PHos. bound
In cloth, 81 Is bound in paper covers, 81.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF A ENRRABLE SAVAGE 10 the
Ancient History Of the Hawaiian hiAndA Translated
from the French Of d. Jules Reny, By W. +. Brigham.
OPT. Price, bound In cloth, 81 SO, boand In paper
Govern, 81 90.
The above recent and valuable works. relasng 10 these
Islands, can be had 1t the Store Of
CTS n. n. WHITNEY.
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BOOKS RECEIVED!
Per Late Arrivals,
AND FOR SALE BY III. M. WHITNEY.

OTLEY'S DUTCH REPUBLIC, 3 Vols.
Motey's History Of the Netherlands, 4 vols.
scott's Waverly Novels, complete In 6 vols.
Dickens Novels, complete,
Arabian Nights Entertainments, illustrated,
Prescctts Conquest Of Peru, 2 vols.
Lossing's Civil War in America, s vols.
Duchai!u's Journey to Aehango Land,
Appleton's Dictionary Of Mechanics, 8 vols.
Oven Meredith's Poems,
Mitchelps Encyclopedias Of Science and Art,
Thompson's The Land and the Book.
Darwin's Animals and Plants under Donestication.
Speeches Of Lord Macaulay, Q vols.
Warren's Household Physician.
Copeland's Country Life, illustrated.
Downihgb Landscape Gardening and Architecture
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming.
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry.
Harrts' Insects Injurious to Vegetation.
Merrys Book Of Rhymes and Puzzles.
iouatt on the Horse,
Hitteiis Resources Of California.
Habits of Good Society.
IrviLg1 Mahomet, 2 vols.
Presbyterian Confession Of Faith,
Days English Literature,
Herbert's Hints to Horse-keepers.
Randalps Sheep Husbandry,
Aliens Rural A rchitecture.
Gardening for the South CIT
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.

VVSHOSE INTENDING To OPEN NEW
SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS.
are invited to examine my stock jus. received, which embraces
all slres and kinds. from miniature volumes 10 Royal
At.o, everything required In the line of Once Stationery
GS H. VI WHITNEY.
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list No. e
N w NJ u SIC!

ED FROM
pieces of late Popular Music,
~ which may be found
,Juanita,
DO they Think Of Me at Home
The Charming Young Widow ]
Met in the Train,
Tender and True, Adieu,
Like the Song Of Birds in Sum-
mer,
Lover and the Bird,
Madeline,
TITS but a little Faded Flower,
There's but one Sweet Song,
10, where shall Rest be Found
Come, Darling, come to the
Spirit Land,
Evsngeiine,
Pm Leaving Thee in Sorrow,
Pm Lonely since my Mother
Died,
Pm glad Fathers Come,
l Dream Of Thee,
Nightisgale's Trifi,
Autumn Leaves.
Marching Along,
Enoch Arden,
6ood-bye Old Home,
Little Maud.
Juney ut tie Gate,
Home where Changes Never
Come,
The Bell goes Ringing for SAT-
rah,
Beside the Grave OF Jennie,
Don't You Coy 50, Norah OAR
ling,
Jennie Darling,
1 will be True 30 Thee,
The Little One that Died,
] Stand On Memory's Golden
Shore,
Pm not q Widow. (Answer to
the Widow in the Cottage by
| the Seal
I'm Lonely Tonight,
Listen to the Mockipg Bird,
Kittie Wells.
Bring Me q Pretty Boquet,
Call Me not Back from the
Echoiess Shore,
Aileen Aroon,
And Eyes will Watch for Thee
Angel Nellie, or Waiting 1t the
old Linden Tree,
Annie Of the Vale,
In the Morning Of Life.
II. N. WHITNEY.
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Isp>ceatc<.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHAT Nxxr r-Chsaper than siIvsr-looking and wearing
ike gptd-uenher plated n"r gslysnsz<d-srs tho n<w Gold
Metal wa.rhes ve sng fass week 90 our trend Coufnss. m vr
had nos Q rutf vasch-~hsch ws have % pay each year g. %
supsss Sam 70 Sr the privilege q vcarinx-se errsainiy would
have . aold Metal wakch- 90 3n
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Indexed Mem. Books.

4 VERY CONvENIENT ARTICLE FOB
es : '''@s' Il T. n. WHITNEY.
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VTHEsE & CAH BE
j tOaDa f%3 IA. NJ. wHrTSfY'<.
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the publishers, over Z-VVt
Vocal and Instrumental, amol
Ella Leene,
The Home of my Childhood,
Departed Days,
Truth in Absence,
Oh the Moment was Sad,
The Wandering Refugee,
o! Sweet be thy Repose,
Queen Of the Night,
Pass Under the Rod,
Gypsy's Warning Song,
Under the snow the grass is hid
Over the River,
Aggie ASHORE,
Annie Lisie,
o would 1 were a Bird, that
might Fly to Thee,
How can I leave Thee?
Beautiful Silver Stars Shining,
One Year Ago.
The Sisters went Sailing,
When DER the distant Easter
Hills,
Ny Love and 1,
Mermaid's Song,
Ixion Polka,
Ixion Waltz,
Travitore,
Lucrexia Borgia,
Beware
The splendor Falls on Castle
Walls,
Last Rose Of Summer,
Up in . Balloon, Boys,
Early in the Morning D,
Bright-eyed little Nell Of Mar
ragspset Bay,
I know not Why I Love Thee,
Merriest Girl that's Out,
Dreaming of Thee,
m Dream Of Thee no More,
Aura Lea,
Don't he Sorrowful,
Jockey Hat and Feather,
Biue-eyed Nellie.
Msggie's Welcome,
Sing, Birdie, Sing,
Maiden's Blush,
I've Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf,
Consider the Lilies,
o Charming May,
I'D Like to be . Flower,
Bell Brandon,
The Big sunflover,
Beautiful Sunset,
For sale by (690l
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Payson,s Indellble Ink.

MARKING LINEN. TO BE Used
without any prepAFation-the best marking ink in 9se'
Tor s.e By t6l4 II. II. WHrfNEY.-
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Tue above iss comprises The best % British and American
periodical literature Thy are regularly received BY each
packet from the Uritai States. and can be supplied on
application The undsrsi<zed vfnaiso ort-r By naiIkny papers
noe Ia the above list forthoss Who may desire them-
Besides the above, the taloxtns paper can always be had al
the counter on the arrival q each mail:
Louisville Democrat, New Bedford papers,
Roruey's Press, B1fxet Of Fun,
Oregon papers, California papers,
Cincinnati papers, Worcester papers,
Maine pagers, Boston papers.
Kansas papers co'orsfo papers,
And many oth<rs, TOO nuner Gus 10 specify.
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.
he following srs received by Express regularly. and gener
ally In advance of the mails They sfi be forwarded % sub
ero<rs By ne, all pesfaces prepas<, At the annexed terms.
"x<y per annun
S1110ccto
ssc kranctsco Weekly I11cs--.------..--
b-Ine urderst-r<d has an s.ens tn San Fnccisco, %
secure and forward the ABOVE papers, which are o<en pot On
board ac<r the vessels arc uoder sail. Without regard % e-
pence, thus enabling sunscr1bers 20 obtain their papers more
pronpdy than IN any ofhrr way
s6 H. 81. WHITNEY.
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wk-cHxA-we aavs r~crivea one of the new Cold Metal
Watches from O. T. Collins a Co, of San faneiso. 10 10
neatly finished. hunting esss. ks.ps good tne, ani ts without
doubt the best watch for the prise that can be purchased IN
san Francisco
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II HAVE z ED FROM
il the Publishers, over 1000 pieces Of late Popular Music,
Vocal and Instrumental, among which may be found:
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Papers Delivered Free Of Postage or other Charges
In any part OF the Groap.
inscriptions Payable AIwaysin Advance

Back numbers of he kadinx Magazines, also % Harp<r's
Weekly, Leslie's Ilussratel and the LondSn Nexs-aIways on
hand Fn-s made up =. short notice fI NhaIemen and tray
sirr~-
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: Silica States,
lF vARIOUS SIZES, FROM SC Cts 10
WI 90 each. Very convenient for . Store, Omces :"
Workshop. (674l q. II. WHITNht..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
EQUALiiY Y L,FE INSURANCE CON
~ PANY OF VIRGINIA.
REASON WHY EVERY ONE.SHOULD
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
1NSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA..

lNSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
lst. It ia more Liberal to tho Insurers than
any other company. aud will eventually become
purely mutual and belong to the Insurers.
"a. IL cirCnates ito money amongst its IA
irons. whoare the i1snrcrs. Consequently they
are continually getting tho benefit Of the rapid
sccumulaton. 81 the Company, tho money be.
ing invested by the Board OF Directors amongst
the insurers. Therefore the insurers are build
ing mp ~ Institution peculiarly their o~n, and
conducted fnr their benefit.
ID. The lnana of this Company re ns liberal
"a other companies, whn declare dividends a,
the end Of the second. third and fourth years
bnt thi. Company at the end nf the first an
every ycar. Thereby theinsurcr saves several
wears intcro,t IN hia loans by insnr,nc in this
Company. and he never lnoses his money il he
pays M fhr one whole. year. whcrcnS. in other
several wears, or he looscs al tho money he,
has paid.
DAVID B. CLARK. President
THOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President.
JOHN Q WlNN, Secretary.
GEN. SAMES n. LANE, Actu.ry.
Bk. DR. E +. 4; Il. TAyKsSs' DAV1s Medical Advisers
JUDGE j. A. MEREDITH, Coun,ell,r.
DIRECTORS:
j. B. WINSTON, Treasurer aud Seore,a
ry r. Il. & p. r. r.
N'M. j. JOHNSON, Of John.on& Hunt
Wholesale Grncers.
VIM. H.POWERS, of Winston & Powers
Wholesale Grocer
ALBERT 0RDWAY, Treasurer Buck
iugham Slate Company.
j. +. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams
Express Company
CHARLES y. MORRIS. Morris 4 Co,
Sugar Refinery.
g A. PErLE, Superintendent Marches
ter Gotten Mills
JOHN Il. TYLER, John H. 4 JOIN
Tyler, Jewellers,
MOSES MlLLHISER, Wholcaal. Dry
Goud-.
THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothing.
JOHN N, GODDlN, Cashier Planters
Bank.
}. II. DOWELL, Superintendent " ester,
Union Telegraph Company
G. ROBERTSON. Cattle Broker.
G / HERRING. Wholesale Grocer.
Il l.. BROWN, Of Brown, Jones 4 Co.
Wholesale Groc"rs
A. BODEkER Druggist.
$. NJ. ROSENBAUM. Of S. 4 NJ Roscn
haum, Dry Goods
COL ROBF a THOMPSON notifies
friends that he has taken the Agency Er hi
District with the Equality Life Insurance Com
nany. and would he pleased to wait on hi
trends and the public. He would be glad
employ some eight nr ten solicitors as cauva,
$rrs. and will malh it to their interest tn wor
Tor the 'Eqns'itv." lie respectfully coils A..
r"ti"n t" the a'lvet.>rmsn, above.
EQUILITY LIFE IN.SURANCE co
Examine sa Pnmphlsts before ynu insure i,
~ to your interest to do so. Principal Oi6c
lol5 Main.st Get Richmond. Va.
AGENTS W.iNTED EYER YWHERE:
j. II. OSTENDORF, German Agent
DIR. JAMES Nj. SLOAN, Mcdics! Exm'r
SOY The Company is permitted to refnr to
Col w. Q. KEITH. Mnj. j. II. WulTNER, WV
j. NEVILLE, andJ w. STRrBLlso. Escrs.
Oct l, 1869. So ly
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Shcrih''s Sale.
Oct. 4, 1869

DY vnne of sundry wrs of Fer; Fsci~s to me
- directed. J viii! cell to the Highest bidder. q,
ihs Market House. in Halhslla. 8. G on H#lcday y
in Novemhcr'next the following property:
On Tra', of Land. lying on the waters Of Little
River containing 2tD Acres more or less and ad
JOINING lands of Robert +. Morgan. Neal S,rihling
and o.hcrs. levied on as the property Of Gcore
6eaborn at the suit Of B. Earle and others.
One Tract Of Land "djoining lands OF p. f..
Maxwell. B. B. Harris, and estate Of Jos Burns.
sud others. containing 53 Acres more or less.
levied on ss the property Of Lewis James At the
suit Of j +. Hagood, Assignee.
And on Tuesday amer Salcday. al the house of
George Sahorn. on Little River, the following per-
sonal property:
Mules 2 Wagons Harness FOR one Wagon, |
Log Cart. | Cow aud Calf, l Yrarling Calf, ls
Stock Hogs, Is head Of Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, set Patcn, Mill Dogs Plow
Stocks | C,rn Shelter. Straw Cutter scythe
Cradle Grass bl4d and Swath. Levied ON ss
The property Of George Ssabora. at the suit of j.
Is. iarle and others.
TERNsT AsH-Purcha.cr to pay extra for Stamps
an VII necessary papers.
J. n. ROBISS.s.o.c
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Administrators Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN EQUITY--ANDERsON.
"A Q N,rriA Admir-. with
Will annexed. Bill E,r Tnstruo.
rs. tion, Relief, &c.
Frnmcis B Norris,
JohnH H;mmermnn etnl
Ef3 virinr m order in this case, to me Gi.
< ~ 'rrr'cd. will expose to sale o,, salcday in
Nsyrn'hc. ,noxt. at
e WALHALLA @. IT,,
ltF0&A'rri innnty, n certain Tract Of Land be.
ing.rgIathe Es'n.cm Rubert B Norris. deed.
containing six Hundred and Six (606, Acres
n,,rc nr less. .i,nstcd III Oconce County and
State Of Spnth Carolina, and adjoining lands Of
William Steele ard others. known a> the Dnub-
le Calm Tract. This place lies six miles from
Walhalla on the public road Leading to Jarratt's
Bridge, and is well timbered
To he sold Nh u credit Of twelve months with
interest from dny of sale Tor for cash, at the
option IF the purchuscr). The purchaser to give
bond with two gnod suroties, for The pu, chase
money. end to receive possession on complying
with terms Of sale. The purchaser will lie re
quired 1" pay Tor sts,nns and the taxes un the
land for the YEA, 1859. with ea nh enough to
detray the expenses W sale Eu nenses ri eols
ti l,c deducted from the asna,t n aaie
"A. o. NORRIS.
A3a.'r. With Will annexed
Oct T. 1869 -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-29
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IN THE cIRcl IT coURT--EouITY SIDE.
D"" $. Smith ct. al. ,,ot' Bill i for par'',
Richard Crumpton. OF. nj.
NDER an order from tho Circuit Court,
u Equity side for the said State and County
will sell to the highest bidder. befnre the
Market House in Walhalla, on Saleday in No.
vombnr next. the keni Estate of Nathaniel
Hull, deceased. as follows:
Tract No. 4,
Situated in said State and County, adjoining
Lunds of Elijah Foster. Mrs.: AbbDtt and tra6t
Nos and 8. containing 219 acres moro or
less. I E
Tract NO. Q,
Aljnining tract M, l. and lands of Henry
Hmpes Mrs.. Abbntt.iand Estate Of j. "
Shanklin. containing 225 ncres. more or less.
. Tract No. 8,
Adjoining, tract No.l. and lands of Lewis
Mn"rehead and Fnster Perry, containing l75
acres moro or less.
These lands are very valuable, consisting
largely of Bnt,nm Lands. we'll watered and
uialWrrd. md convenienttn market.
NlS4-Fhec costs and one third Of the pur-
chate money to bc paid in Dash, the remaining
two thirds ot, ii credit of ono yeas The per
chaser &, give Bond and two good sn,eties,
together with, . mortgage 5ofthe promised. 10
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