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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
LOCAL MATTERS

To LAwYERs.-Legal Blanks for
sale at the Herald office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

The Alabama claims settlement
by treaty, was signed by the Ameri.
can Minister at London and the Brit
ish Foreign Secretary, and now only
needs the ratification of the United
: .atcs Senate TO make it final.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

MEssAGE.-The message OF Gov.
fairchild appears in the Heratd, 9TH
er reading thereby excluded till
next week The message makes an
able showing Of our state finances.
We have no sounder fnancier and
official servant than Gov. Fairchild.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

MUsIcAL.-On Saturday last an in
innate friend presented our music
dealer, Mr. Walker with very small
organ of the Prime" pattern, though
weighing but about twelve pounds,
yet il toLe is powerful and Of thri~
ling effect The style of the instra-
meut is somewhat Old, but i Of beau
titnI finish OF course il will net be
for sale, but will be kept as a sample
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

FESTIVAL AT BLooMINGToN.- The
OGd Fellows at Bloomington are to
give their first annual festival on
Friday evening Of next week. Sup
per at the Bloomin eton Hotel. Dan
cling at Browns Hall. Net proceeds
to 90 into the Orphans fund
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

MAPS Comfy and Slate maps
- sale at tbe Heraia office. PrlCe,
$500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

To Observation-Disclosures and five
quire day books or blotters, home
bound, for sale at the Herald office,
at 80 cts. per quire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

NO MISTAKE. Oar goods purchased at Just
the RIGHT TIME, by reason OF v Inch we are enabled
to sell them OF such prices will any competition
Cali and examine stock and prices and satisf,
yourselves that this is hnmbug Select your goods
from a large stock aud save time and money.
"a WORD TO THE WISE rs SUFFICIENT"
To our eussmeis wereturn sincere thanks tor heiI
liberal patronage. and hope for a continuance of the
same A T. A. BURR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

HOUSE FOR SALE.-Tho Sturgeon
dwelling, with three lots, situated
near the school house in Lancaster,
is offered for sale Rooms for fam
iIY Of six or EIGHT. See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
P O = i o G. =.
At the Old Stand.
WAGONS 6: BUGGT =
Made to Order.

IRON AND STEEL
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
NAILS, CUT, CLINCH & HORSE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CARPENTER & FARMING TOOLS
At the Bloomi- ston Hardware Store
CUTLERY GLASS AND PUTTY
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CLOTHES wRINGER
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
INTERVIEWING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
l9-43tf l.. BROWN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
DWELLING and LOTS for SALE

The subscriber wishing TO reno the coming spring,
offers Tor sale his property the south part this
VII aRs The house is cottage style built in the best
manner throughout with large and very convenient
rooms, two perfectly dry cellars large cistern. good
barn aud good start iruit AMI shurbery a!to2et
er OF the must desirable places in town. Price
$3.50. FOr further particulars apply to
X 4. HUMPHREY,
32w4s Lauca,trr Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
TAKE notice.!

That the Lancaster Shooting Shop just south Of the
Mansion House il in full blast. n few pair. Of
Bob Sled- for sale an see them All Who are
in debt work in my line are requested To nay
up at once as am in great want OF money Just now
d GRIFFITH.
Lanea ter. jan. eth. 1869. a2wl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

DWELLING FOR SALe.-Mr. r. II.
Murphey, expecting to leave Laneas
the coming spring. offers his property
for sale sit lated in the south part OF
own. rhe size Is perhaps the most
beautiful in town and the dwelling
new and u perfect model Of modern
architecture for comfort, convenience
and style The price fixed Is prob
ably considerably below cost See
1,yt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

Pants, OILS. Turpentine, Benzoie
Jdpaa. &c, Uery to'o at Burr'S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICE
Preaching every evening at the
Methodist Church, Lancaster, Z
o'clock. JAMES SIMNs,
Jan. II, 1863. Pastor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

PRICE5.-W are asked on every
hand TO pay more attention in the
Heraid to ;he markets and prices Of
tbiugs, aud nave promised to do so.
We may soon give the weekly pr,
ccs paid nj the river and railroad
towns At present wo can only
copy the city reports as Will be seen.
10 JUsrlcg- Wisconsin Form
Books for sale at the Hefui office.
price $500. Also, Blanks OF all
kinds il use.
TRBUNE ALMANIcs Persons who
have always taken Greely's n. Y.
tribune Almanac may now send 20
cents for it 10 The .Ne}c York Trio.
uqe Association" n Y This Al
manic for 1869 contains all useful
facts and figures as to the public debt,
the elections last year, the several
party platforms population. &c,
Remember that Doctor
Newell the popular dentist Of Lam
caster and Grant County, will visit
Cassvllle the last week OF tina month,
also Fernimore the first week in
FEBRUARY 1869. You can rely upon
the operations Of the Dr. as being Of
a superior order. So all say that
have employed him at home or abroad.
NEW CHICAGO MAGAzINE--The
Western NonthiH is new and fine
appearing Magazine, just started by
Reed 4 futile, l ID Main ST., Chicago,
81 double column pages, price per
year only $500. Perhaps this work
will please more western people than
any OF the eastern magazines. 1t is
ably edited and the articles adapted
for families, especially those who love
good stories. Send for the Chicago
Maya zine
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19
Notice..

Notice IL hereby given that | will be no longer re-
sponsibe for any d bits contracts made by my SON.
Isaac Zoo from and alter this date JOHN COOK
Monfort, Jan 4gh, 1862 32w5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

A Madrid dispatch discloses a
scheme which is on foot 10 Europe
for q grand flibusteriug expedition
to Mexico for the seizure of that
country and the placing of a Europ-
can over il as King.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-19

SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs.-The numhcr
II soldiers in this State To whom
counties have been paid i II 1856
81 no received the sum of S1.215 S26.
Ofthe applicants 746 had their claims
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Sale of Lands. :

William NJ. Osbornc) In tho Common
=. vs.. Pleas; Equity aldo, y
William Hamilton County of Fairfield.
md wife and others. Bill for Partition.
IN pursuance Of IN Order Of Cour, made
IL n,thc above cnse / will offer for sale
at public ou'ory 10 the highest bidder, as
tho Court House in Winnsbor o, on the first
Mon lay in December next, the trac, of land
described in the Bill in This case belonging
to the estate Of William Osbornc. deceased
containing 200 acres. moro or less. wing
and situate IN the County Of Fairfield, and
adjoining lands Ct William J. Clowncy, DR..
Y. J. Lyles, The estate Of William s. Lylcs.
aud others "1 .t'& ~@"v 9Fh ,G'i'
TERMS OF SALEl:ECash sufficient to pay
the costs. fees, and expenses Of suit ani
sale. which will be required on the day Of
sale; and for the balance, credit Of ono.
'nd TWO years. equal stalments, with in-N
teresl from day Of sale. payable annually.
The pnrchnse, TO give bond, with two
good snrslies, and Mori gage of the prem
isea, and pay for all necessray papers and
revenue stamps aa .n
.,,.Ll w. DUvALI, s, F. C..
Shcrif's Office.
Winnsboro. 18th Nov. lSGa
nov 14f1x2 '-HN nNf ls ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALES.

RY virtue Of sun'lry Executions to mc di.
ID rcctcd, will offer for sale ut Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday md Tho
day following. in December next. within
the legal hours Of sale. TO the highest bi,l (
der. for Cash, the following Kenl Pro.
aper'y. Purchasers to pay for Titles ani
stamps: N.FH ~ ''N
Ono trnc, Of 600 acres more or ,ess If
hrd in Fairfield County adjoining lands Of
DR.. J. NJ. Glenn, Dr., John Wallace, Stephen
Gibson and others, lrvied upon ms The
properly Of the estate Of Grace Chnppeli mt
the sui. Of d. II, Ruff against Abncr Tur.
nipseed, Admir-, of j, Grace H.. Chsppe,l.
- Ono tract of 600 acres, more or less Of
land in Fairfield County. Founded by Broad
hivcr aud lands belonging to N. B Hully
and others nnd known as the "NIontgomery
Place" Levied upon MS the properly OF
llerry W. Parr, at'the snit of Thomas n.
Crooks, Admir-. for another against Dr, l..
D. Owens. jacob Feastor and Henry W.
Parr. NF t"5h' "f' -
s Sherifs Office, ftt0'' 7T7 7'<~'-,
winnsboro, Nov. II, 1860. 'hsfl .abaear
nov ID f2xl easNs raw T., q,tis....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Another New Pass ergos ooaoh. 4
The columsia MaaP says We

The Columbia Rb@asp says !: a We
enjoyed the ple asure of ay tria il trin,
yesterday, ofa newl;frst cfasss pass en-
ger coach, which sbasfjuSt boon cen.
strncted at the shopsIof the Charlotte,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad Com
Epany.% Itis'of superior@orkmanship,
and Superintendont Bouknight and
Master Machinist Kline may we'll
congratulate themselves on tho skill
evidenced by their employees. The
carsis tastefully painted and decorated
the handiwork Of Mr.. James Milne,
and Il What Is termed the NMonitors'
gpattcrn,, with inclined sides. Tho
window strips and ssushcs, arc sof wal
nut 8 blinds and panel work over
windows, ash; the seats, arms and
back ,mouldings are. of walnut :; each
oushionhas q numberof springs, which
makes it particularly, comfortable.
Native wood was used exclusively in
the construction Of this new and beau
tiful car, which is to be placed under
tho charge aof Conductor Trezevant.
Mr.. Stephen Davis was tho ,superin-
tending constructor. Railroad work
of any and every style is being con-
structed in these , sfnely-arpoin.cd
Sh0nS. .5 'Rsgsyaz n#4 Na. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17

lence, icIeness, ond positive vice,
hnd'ng their final resting.place In the
whiskcy-jug or tho bottle. This lis.
not, therefore, matter to be left to
take care of itsclf. Every man and
every woman who has child should
combine to bring about wholesome
progress and general Improvement.
In Now York, on tho contrary,
every avenue Of occupation is open to
youth,and full employment furnished,
by attention to all the sources of pro-
auoton' to every variety of capacity.
!lencc it is that We extract from the
columns of the New York UeraM such
an account of tho remuneration Of
skilled labor as follows.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
HYMlENIAL,.. !.

NELsoN-TnArr-M Marricd..on Tucs
day, 9th instant, at the residence OF
tho BRIDES frther, by the Rev. G.. r
BRAcKErr, Mrs. WM2gM. NELSON to
Miss SALLiE 0 daughter Of Mr.. VIM
Trapp, all of this District, 1' 'N'
Think not that by some strange 'mishap, j !. \
Ills Honor's caught IN such Trap;
Iic understands Tho situation, 't,s th9.
iIisjndymtnt will most surely prove, a.|
He's made an Extra Ordinary moye. IS .al
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Skilled Labor in New York.

Hhe education and elevation Of tho
BLACKS is essential to the prosperity Of
our society. Until thoir standard Of
living rises to on Intelligent desire
and firm demand for three times
what they now receive, their rudc
cabins will continue to be tho recep-
tacles of vice and shelters Of untidi-
ness. 1t is knowledge alone that CON
bring change, and first Of all other
knowledge, tho realization Of tho
truth, that steady and skilled labor
prudently combined, is ten times
more productive than scattered efforts
disoarding tho direction of science
and disdsining or ignoring the inven.
'tions Of art. Indeed, this is a lesson
that our white population is just be-.
ginning to learn. The same amount
Of work now done, It it we're steadily
and intelligently done, would food
onr State with wealth. But there is
40 diversity Of occupation adapted to
vary ing mental capacity, aud thus tho
intellect Of our people being vacant,
10 wasted--yes, worse than wasted, for
i. is . Law Of life, that capacities
thwarted turn inward and breed indif.
ference to unoongeniai and less
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Greenbaoks or Four per cent. Bonds.

tfeenbaoks or -Four per cent. Bonds.
AS tho matter now stands, two e.
nancial policies are proposed to the
nation, to pay off tho bondholdcrs in
grccnbacks, themselves being promises
to pay, or pay them off in gold bor-
rowcd for the purpose by issuing four
and Il half or four per cent gold
bonds. The Democrats incline to the
former policy, though it cannot be
said to be tho policy of tho whole
body of tho opposition party The
Republicans now stand pretty square
ly upon tho latter policy. We our
selves do not pretend to be masters Of
so difficult n subject, but arc disposed
to believe the latter tho safer policy
altogether, and tho amount saved by
tho government and Taxpayers, by
following it, will bc just as great, as
by following tho grccnback policy
Specie payment will be reached soon
er by it, and tho power of the govern
mcnt to effect loans for developing
the resources of the Mississippi valley,
which will require hundreds Of Mil
lions Of dollars, and for taking posses
sion Of all Of the railroads and tele-
gruphs in the Union, will be greatly
strengthened.
Gold is now at l26 If tho bonds
bo paid in grccnbacks, and they do
not deprcciatc upon so great an ex-
pnnsion of the currency, tho bond.
holders will receive but eighty dol
lars on tho hundred, but the govern
mont will havo to redeem the grecn.
backs at somo future day. or if it. re-
pudiatcs thcm in whole or in part,
will lose its credit, and be crippled
for purposes of national development.
The bondhoiders will lose, but tho
government will not gain.
If, on the other hand, tie bonds be
paid in gold borrowed on new four per
cent bonds, tho bonlholdcrs would be
paid in full and would use their full
pay in tho business Of tho country,
while tho government would gain tho
difference between four and six per
cont interest, and would acquire an
unlimited credit for any future pur-
poses whatsoever.
1t is not improbable that, IN n few
years, the government will have
adopted some financial policy or 9TH
er, which will DO supported by the en-
tire people, md which will be entire.
ly removed from the angry contcn-
tions of nero partisan strife between
those who are in possession of the
government and those who are in op.
position.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Good Lands for Sale.

E'aSEAN tsEENTfsGFb y y Isl u .s, y
William a. 3. Ford In the Common, Pleas $
John /. Ford, cn5%ay coua,y Of fairsi,ii s,,Ii
a and Others. 3 jtad bapaf,ition.,sdY{
I'm pursuance Of an Order of lfhe Court
IL made In theabove stated case viii OFFER
tor sale at public out.cryi tohaho highest
bidder. Mt the Court House in W,hnsboro,
on theft Monday, ia, December next. ,ihs
severed tracts Of land described IN Tie Bill
IN this case, lately tho property Of NJ. A. M.
Lego, dcceased.' all lying III 'the County Of
Fairfield, hahesJsa $ Sapk32 bEn ,s4ya|s
El1rThe' ftrnot known as q the, e'.vnteree
Plhco, : containing 1853 ncrss. lying, on wa,
teTs, Of Waleree Creek, md bounded bv,
lnnds of g, D. Ford, james h. Aiken oJobh
Wilson. tho ssthte'o Of Johtf O. tRosebo rough.
ana Oilers, 6niia 7sd I'D % sa,ass d0T9np
I2!The trGct knoixn2a as tho uCoieman
piaos,'soontaipipgb 80 aores,9 adjoining The
Maaersa Wi,aoe Ila9s, Mrs, sPT9ah 9lI Zones Johp
8. The,rac, Raowin as lle sncetss Cree.
Place, containing a86saores, ssaaa bounded
BY lands new Sor lately belonging TO John
IIollis, James d. Colsman, James Kees.
is hos,' 'enSsfSs' anS e' estate qf Pr J9hn
"a. The traot known 40 The 2d.Robinsoh
placs .'5con,aiding aetssj and bounded
by lands Of William McQuarters, the es,ate
Of Samuel Robinson. lands latoly belonging
70 jones McQaarters, and others.
These several tracts OF lana will be sold
10 four separale parcels MS ab6vo Designated.
i. Tanks 6gSaLR;se Gashe s,iffieient sto, ,pay
tbs soostss SessI and Expenses of tsuit. and
,sale; and for tho balanos, a credit, OF ono,
two and dIreS years, IA tffes ,equag anSasi
f4stelmehfs. witf SihtSfest rom fboe aav1 ~
BALE payable Annually. IuThsi pufoisp serssfo
give bond With good e,,reiies,taafI o. lnnor.J
ssase ef 4ss fres!sSss ssd psy r,slI i,eoss.
sgary papers aud revenue stamps. ''''s'Ss
sssssis dl,.S w. WHY ,{ssSd AdL sissT r If',
wioassssS Y ai..., o. di 12,b2Nossiesa ,go 10
's ssos laFea.sssra stSs8 h ssajro,oo II
%ReahsFes Boa s?lcYi ..,pq ,ar ,.s,s e Il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Sale of Lands.

8Sami. Is. C!owney In the Common Pleas;
Z. q. ~ Equity side.
va County III Fair rfeiti.
Eliza ]. Gladncy Bill for foreclosure Of
and others, } Statutory morigage,&o.
TN pursuance Of nm Order Of Court mndc
L. in the above case will offer for sale at
p0blic out.cry to the highest bidder, AZ the.
Court House in Winnsboro, on the first Mon.
day ius l'ecembcr paxt, the troet }of land
described in the Bill in this case. containing
l94 acres, lying and situate in the County Of
Fairfield, and bounded by lapds Of Mrs. Eli.
zabeth Fcrrcl. Jnmes p. Maedes the, esiaie IF
Elisha Ragsdnlc, and othcrs. ~
sesTsnMss MssossSaLE2:esCasl,ssu sufficient, TO nay
tho costs, fees. and expenses Of suit and
salo. which will be required on The ,ny Of
sale: aud for The balance, n credit CT ono
year, with int crest from Ftlie d}y{ pfisaleJ
hc purchaser 10 give bond with good mud
Sufficient 'snreties, and u mortgage of tho
premises. aud pay for nj necessary .papvrs
md revenue slamps. l.. W. DUvAEL, ~.
a Sherif's Office, l,u S.F.C.
8. c., Nov. IL, 1869.
nov l3-t2x3 D"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Ballou's Monthly Magazine.

We arc in receipt Of, this marvel.
lously cheap and handsome magazine
for December.rH'I lis table of contents
is arfftd and charming, embracing the
usual fine variety Of serials, sketches,
'storles,spoems msland attractive, engray-
ings.heTho ho'publishers announce in the
prospectusfor the coming year, a Sc.
rial story tory ysf':s for adults q BY the popular
magazine writer, James Franklin
Fits, "A Juvenile serial by the yonng
peoples favorite, Horatio Alger, jr.
Price $3.50 per annum. or fifteen
cents, It is indeed, wonderfully
cheap. Elliott, Thomas s. Talbot,
publishers, Boston, Mass.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
The State Fair.


Wo aIo glad to see that our District
was so we'll represented at the State
Fair, and hopS*that the day will not
be far distant, when fairfield will bs
prominent in her District Fairs as in
days that have, past. W. ~.
We we'e particularly interested in
tho Cotton Press exhibited by our
friend Mr.. j. K. Davis. 1t is decidedly
one of tho best constructed presses we
have ever seen, and VIC earnestly hopo
Mr.. d. will succeed in placing it in
every Clubhouse in the country.
The Brahmin Cattle exhibited by
Mr.. Thos. w. Rabb were very fne
indeed. Tho Cotton Planter of Mr..
j. NJ. Elliott's we believe, was the
only thing Of the kind on tl'e ground,
and we think IL ono among the best Of
labor.saving machines. The Sub soil
and Hillside Plows exhibited hy our
fellow.townsnan. Mr.. W. s.. Rabb, is
certainly good thing. AS an, ,inven-
tor Of plows, Mr.. W. s. Rabb stands
among The first in the country. n 8
Mr.. W. A. Milling represented the
District with a. fino light draft Stal.
lion. Mr.. Robt. Ellison, a fine. buggy
horse, (for which we think he ought to
have taken tho second prciniuni,J and
DR.. Y. e. Aiken and others, with
fine saddle horses, .yi.m. i,py
The Fair as a whole surpassed our
oxpootatiois.. Every department was
yell represented, We we're glad TO
see the old Fair, Grounds so we'll
fixcd up for the occasion. Great cred.
1t is due to tho n,apagcrs. ,n!g
Among tho many wo met at the
Fair, we're our old friends Mai. f. G.
McLure and Mr.. 3. A.s Bfadloy, Eli.
tors OF tho Chestor- Repo,tsf. We
gladly recommend the Reportc,, to the
citizens Of Fnirfiold, as one Of tho most
interesting weeklies received at cur
Office. It's editors not onlytn stood,
prominent beneath the banner, of the
"lost cause'' but stand, prom: inent, in
tho good oldsDistriot of Chester. assn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Demorest's Monthly.
Dem rests: Young America,

This sprightly Juvenile is constant
ly improving, A new and most inter
ing feature consists Of q beautiful
chrome series of Audubon's American
birds, each separate picture of which
is fit to frame, and together would
form q charming set for child's room.
Tho December number ought to be
good for "a few thousand additional
subscribers to Young America. $l.5o
with n premium. S38 Broadway,
New York. '1sI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-11-17
Sale Of Valu bile, Property.

and wife, sale of real estate.
-. vs.. S ,eha.ge of
and wife and others, s' &c. q
N pursuance of an Order of Court made
sale At public out cry to the highest bidder.
ut the Court House in Winnsboro. on the @
first Monday in December next. all thnt
valuable real estate described in the, Bill in
his case, aud lately the property of Os
mund Woodward, deceased, consisting OF
tho tollowipg tracts md lots, Of lind, with
the improvements thereon namely: ~
l, The kpown as the '"hit ehmati's
Creek Place." containing 4883 acres, lying
In the State, ndCuunty aioresaiJgon waters
Of nuschmanss Creek, aud adjoining lands
Of Strother Tidwell, lands ln,ely belonging
to The estates of N. a. Peay, deceased, aud
John Harrison. deceased, and others.
z. The tract known as thsF.HRecves or
Piny Woods Place." continuing 1865 acres.
moro or less. lying on waters Of Sawney's
Creek, in the County and State aforesaid.
nnd adjoining lands Of Dr. K. II Ed,nnnds,
tract will be divided and'sold In two sepa.
rnto tracts of aboni equal sizes., ia
8. a lot of land situate in tho Town. Of
Minnsboro, aljoinjng, lots of Mrs, Z. Lndd,
Or. william e. Aiken, Mrs. Regina Cnds
den, and fronting on Congress stre.t, 6s
feet, moro or loss, beinga part of tho lot
known as thes"Lcmmon LOAF a.rel..
a. a lot Of lind situnte in the Town of
Winnsboro, bou9 9ded by lots now or lately
belonging to Snling Wolfe. and the Chnr-
loitc, Columbia 4 augusta Railroad Com
pany md frontiiigr on Congress Street 40
feet, moro or less On this lot il n firsi-
rate brick store ouse built since tho close
of the war
TERMS OF SALE AS Follows So Cash suffi
cien' topny the costs, fees, a.;l expenses of
snit and sale. which will be required or the
day OF sales for the balance. n. cred:. of one
and Two years, payable in equal aununl in
sialmcnts, with interest thereon IRON
ne day OF sale, payable annually. Pur-
ctasers will be required to give bond with
atieHst two approved sutoies and Il III orr.
gage Of tho premises, and pay for oil ne ec es-
sary pnners md revenue stamps. =.
Purchasers of the Churchman'S Creek
place" and the Lot with tho 81 ore house on
it IN Winnsboro, viii NOT be entitled tho
possession thereof until lst" of January
'oSv ~ L"W DUVALL, 8. F. G.
winnsboro. 8. c., 18th Nov. 1869. ,7V>|
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