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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-15

MANY THOUSAND OF THEM HAVE
Nl been tested during the past four years,
and have proved perfect success, as thou,
sands of certificates could be produced; but
deem il unnecessary, as the Pump WIZ snow
oritself and prove all its qualities on examin-
II Is Pump which Is ultimately destined to
supercede all other Pumps now in use, for
these simple facts First, the cy Under Is mace
Of solid flint glass, and IL undoubted y VIII last
one hundred years. and still DO good as ever.
Second, II will never give any bad taste TO the
water. or rust it.. Third, II viii never wear
out, 50 as to put the working part out OF erdeI.
Fourth, the PIuBger working in glass; VIII
last as long as Eve in iron or wood. titt6. the
valves are made Of glass. and are so placed that
IL is impossible for them to get out OF ORDER.
Sixth The conducting PIPE Is mana1c.5 5 ou q
making il perfectly free from rutt. seventh.
no water stands in the pipe TO get warm in
summer or freeze in winter, and requires no
ire. engine ever invented. II will force the
water from any common well or cistern 70 the
top Of the highest dwelling, AZ me rate O.
tEenty gallons per minute. Ninth, rs whole
construction Is so simple and complete that
renders Il less liable to get out Of order than
any pump yet invented. and makes II the
cheapest on the continent. When al Us qual-
tiles are fally understood no one viii pc "ltn,
out It. II will rave its cost In Insurance. ana
many times save valuable property.
Having established . factory in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, for the ma ufacture OF these
Pumps, We arc now prepared 10 furnish them,
al whoiegale or retail, 10 all parties engaged or
wishing to engage In the business.
Prices for this Pump. COmpiefei
For Pump Is feet long. 81 50 per foot......$2l GO
y" g." ...... 80 @
and City cents per foot for every additional
foot.
60 agents wanted for this Pump, either Q
buy county rights and sell the Pumps, on when
a liberal d. count will be eiven 20 the whole
sale trade, and no charge for the rieht OF terri
All orders for this Pump must be addressed
6s-si No. % Jeferson 81, Memphis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-15
TRUsT SALES.


TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-IE PURSUANCE
Il of der d Of trust ma de and executed to me
as trustee Dy John Q. Lanier, of the county OF
Shelby ~ ID State Of Tennessee. which is OF
record In the Registers Office of he said county
OF Shell and State aforesaid, in Record Book
No. 65. pages 1913, 374 and SIS. to scure certain
debts and liabilities therein mentioned and
particularly described in said trust deed. and
especi ally to pay of n Judgment rendered in
the Chancery Court Of Memphis, OIL tho LIST day
Of De cember. 1868, in the cas- of Thaddeus
Norris and others vs.. John LIE nier and his
securities, named in said tru5 / deed; shall
proceed as trustee to sell onti e LIST day Of July
next, on the premises, the 70 lowing described
tract of land, lying about one and one. halt
miles east ofthe center Of Il 20 city Of Memphis,
Shelby county. Tennessee. IN the south side Of
Union avenue, and known as the home place
or residence of the party the frs part, con-
IA ming about 6s acres, the boandari . OF which
are marked by the picket. fence surro unding II:
aid tract of lands will oe divided otto lots Of
convenient and suitable size. Terms Of sale /;
One-fourth cash; balsne on credit OF Tour,
eight and twelve month :. with inter est from
date. taking the pureh asers notes I'd trust
deed to secu 70 the paymi mt Of the same. Equity
of REDEMPTION is waive l. and the title OF the
purchaser will be absol ate.
J0HS r. TREZRvAh'T.
So los Tru sfea.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-15
REGULATOR.

~ |, se Tin. impurity Of the blood. melancholy
:. a ,nrcrsfan OF spirits. heartburn, collie or
ns;ns In the bowels. rain in the head. fever and
s9ne. iropsy, boils, pain in back and limbs,
asfhma eryEipelas, female affections, and
hilious diseases generally.
Prepared only By J. II. ZR1LIN 4 CO.,
n rurFisfs, Macs-, ia. Price, 81 By mail 81 Is.
,Tundreds Of highly respectable pereens can
ri. y attest 10 the virtues Of this valuable nod
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KENTUCK

GEoRGKTewS, June IA Nearly the
whole Of this town was burned on last
Saturday night Loss, $22s,O 900; insur-
auce. $40 600
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Low, Lower, Lowest.
WE HAVE IN STORE AND ToA RRrvk.
Western Produce Gener ally,

Cor sistins. l. part. as foiiows:
All grad Is Flour, highest 10 iowest
Chefee kfin-dried Corn NE al, ali
varieties seed and Eating Pc datoes;
Einssgars best Hay. Cors Oats,
Brs.n, Lime, Cement, Psasfs n, eSe.
All Of which We offer Lever than u rs Lowest.
". P WRIGHT AGO.,
5z-lOs No. II Monr o. etreet.
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regularly aud persistently
Il Is sure 70 cure dyspep-
sia. headache, jaundice,
costiveness. sicE head
ache. chronic diarrh9a,
affections Of the bladder,
camp dysenteTy .sfections
Of {. E kidnsys, fever. ner-
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j a II a Nj A n - Il J
WHAT Is It? Where Is 1t?

CPALDING'5 u lTAMANSI. HAIR RE,
- generator is 9 are cure for badness, ana
Is warran ted to rest re gray hair TO ~ org1nai
color; prevents th hair from falling on,
and removes dan druff; Is a speedy and
efectua1 cure for ne rvous headache. =. Spal,
ding 4 Co. ProBrit tors. Evansville chemical
Works.
SS- WATSON. 81 r7sLsER 4 CO., SIS Main
street. General ARen q for Memphi = E-s-1
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Memphis aid Arkansas River
Packet Company.
TRI.wT;EKl.Y U. 8. MAIL LINE.

3A' ~ Gs uhAAA AAks 1<s
VISITOR S TO THE CELEBRATED HOT
Spring OF Arkansas will find this q very
pleasant Route. The boats are new, the tables
landed Little Rock in time 10 take the stages
for Hot Springs on the third morning from
Mempb is.
Memr his for Litt Rock. as follows:
THOM. rs III. ALLEN,
REESE PRIToHA 4 ID. Master,
Tuesdays. ut o'clock pm:
w. A. (,ALDWELL,
n. IL. NES,... astets
Thursdays. at o'clock p. m.
81. BLkSDELL. -:.-..... -..Master.
Saturdays, at o'clock pm,
Fort Smith. with the following boats th at leave
Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and ST. ndays,
at 10 O'Clock am.
FORT GIBSON,
JOHN WOODBURY.. ..........................M aster,
AMERICAN,
LEVI CHAPMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ster.
VAN. BUREN,,
JAS. BOW LIN M ster,
Thus making three trips week from title
Rock to Fort Smith. and connecting ut Hort
Smith with the steamer
FORT SMITH,
ED. N0WLAND............. M ayter.
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills Of lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Mem phis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Ffeights delivered at destination, ut all
stages of the river, without bring or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 10 ship by this line from
the North. East or West to any point on the
Arkansas river, should have thu ir goods CEN
signed 10 Memphis and Ar kansas River
Packet Company" at Mempl lis (ofIice S04
Front street. Mosby Block. 4 hose shipping
from New Orleans SHOULD consi en- to Mem,
Napoleon.
JOHN D. ADM s, President.
4. A. KENDJ q, Agent.
Is 7 Office. 3g Front sire ct. Aiosby Block.
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GET THE BEST.
Sent by Express. Cash on Delivery.

Sent by Express. Cash on Delivery.
The Genuine OrOide Gold Watches,
IMPROVED AND MANUFACTURED BY
L us are all the best make, hunting cases,
finely chased and beautifully enamelled, patent
and detached levers. full jeweled. and every
watch perfectly regulated and adjusted. and
GUARANTEED BY THE COMPANY to keep correct
time, and wear and not tarnish, but retain an
appearance equal to solid gold as long as worn.
These celebrated watches We are now sending
out by mail and express. @. o.. D., anywhere
within the United States and Canadas. at the
regular Wholesale price. payable on delivery.
No MONEY Is REQUIRED IN ADVANCE. as We
prs fer that all should receive and see the goods
before paying for them.
A Single watch 10 any Address, SI5.
A club Of SIX with an extra watch to the
agent sending the club, 500; making seven
watches for $50
Also, superb lot Of most elegant 0roide
Chains, of the latest and most costly styles and
patterns, for ladies' and .Rentlemen's wear,
from ten to forty inches in length. at prices Of
81 81, IS and IS each sent when ordered with
watch at the regular Wholesale prices.
Describe the watch required. whether ladies'
or eentlemen's size. and address your orders
anu ''' THE oROIDE WATCH co..
oaw5s-t l4a Fulton street. New York.
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DIR. ONs'
Liver Regulator,

A preparation OF roots and herbs. warranted to
be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury 10
any one. IL has been used BY hundreds. and
Known for the last thirty Eve years as one Of
the most reliable. efhcacious and harmless prep
srafians ever offered to the suffering. II taken
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M EDlcAL.

eral costive, semetil
The head IL troubled
nnsatinn. cnnsidera
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y S PAN sss Iss wort ssis . II: Va ;1S.s s
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
'ftfORBURN'8
GARDEN SEEDS.

TARtY next week we shall open at
d. the Journal Office, our usual sup
ply of SPRING GARDEN SEEDS,
consisting orr g: ggya,..! ! -ra!i
BEANS-Early Valentine, Early Yel-
low Six Weeks, Early Mohawk, large
and small white Lima. -.--,. ,,,.
BEETS-Extra Early Turuip, Early
Blood Turnip,, Long Blood, Long
Smooth Blood. Swiss Chard. ii. =. o..
.CORN-Mammoth Sugar, Adams
Early. r:of ..n a> ar...'.s,,r o.
CABBAGE-Early York, Large Ear
,ly York, Early, Ok Heart, Early. Bat
tersea, EARLY Dutch, Early Drum
head, Early Winningstadt, hi nj
Largo Late Drumhead, Late Flat
Dutch, Green Glazcd.a .>ffa-.~,rr
CRESS-Broad Leavcd., i: t. y,.,,.-,.
CUCUMBER-Early Russian, White
Spincd, Early Frame, Long Green.
CARROT-Long Orange. 7rl,i
EGG PLANT-Improyed New York.
HERBS-Sage, Summer Savory. ,, !
KOIlLRABI-Tienna. .,.,.., ,,,..
LETTUCE-Ice Drcmhead. .;r.a n
MELONS-Nutmeg, 'Cautelope,+ Ice
Cream. t:rfs ,.g.., ~ r. ...
MUSTARD-Browu, Rape.
ONION SETS-Silrer Skin, Large
Red, White Onion Seed. : - =
OKRA-Improved Dwarf. .,a.a
PARSNIP-Guernsey. ,;,,' r,~..I
PEPPRR-SBeet- Mountain; (6ne for
Pickles ....:a .:fsi,e.5d:tf~.' =.
PEAS-Extra Early Daniel ORourke,
Bishops Long Pod, Blue Dwarf In
perial Champion Of England ,..
RADISH-Long Scarlet Short: Top,
Scarlet Turnip. aaa e.. ..-,r: H..
Satisfy ....-..-,..i 90 ,rirae
SQUASH-Early White Bush. &.
TOMATOES-Large Smooth BED, Fe-
ice Island. -,. :a'a. -.,,--
SPRING TURNIPs-Early Red Top,
White Flat. ,t,..... F.. ..:.'a.
Feb. 4 ...." .,..,H- tt
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CORDIAL RECEPTION OF SOUTHERN
ERs AT THE NoRTH.-The Augusta
Sentinel is con6dept that the present
crop, of Georgia will yield froul $780,
100000 to $40, 900, 900 in gold. Tie
Philadelphia Lrdyer very frankly and
truly says: at is knowledge of this
fact that prompts the cordial welcome
at the hands Of eur nerchants that South
ern buyers are now receiving. They
are able to be cash buyers, and that is
Just what the trade in the seabnarl cit
les most want" AS Baltimore, however,
just as cordially received the Southern.
ers before they had made this valuable
cotton crop as since it cannot be doubt
ed that the aforesaid Southerners will
cordially rcciprocatc the same in the
day of their recovered prosperity: They
will surely fud there a market well sup.
piled with much thut they may need aud
the best of facilities for its transportation
Ia any desired direction. :. .... ..
IS 49,. .... ... Columbia Phenir.
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ALSO.

Two Lots situated in the Town of
Camden, whcrcon is situated the two
story brick residence, at present occu-
pied by Frank Goss, known and distin-
guished in the plan Of said Town as
Lots No. 766 and 767, each measuring
one hundred feet on Broad street, and
extending castwardly five hundred and
seventy three feet in depth. Levied
upon as the property of Leslie McCand-
less, at the suit of Stephen T. Robinson,
survivor, for al.
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- NATIONAL FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS

AT the present time It'll unnecessary
to set forth the practical utility OF the
Sewing Machine, and the advantages
to be derived from its use. The pres
ent age has been prolific of inventions,
but that of the Sewing Machine stands
pre.eminent. Every family should have
one, and the only question is, which IS
the best, cheapest, and best adapted Gt0 to
the wants Of the community. The
NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE
combines the good qualities of all Sew
ing MACHINES heretofore made, and is
so simpli6ed in mechanical construction
as to be manufactured at the very low
est price, BY discarding all rompllca-
ted machinery, perfect machine has
been produced, so simple in its opera
tion as to be readily understood by all.
The above Machines are for sale at
the store of j. s. CLOUD, in Camden,
where one of them may be seen In op'
Grafton.
Jan. % tt,
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THE JOURNAL
Camden, February @, 1860

The Crops -Iptelligeuce from the
great, wheat-feids Of Ohio, Indiana, and
Illinois, is to the effect that the appear
auce of the grain promises an unusually
large crop next year. There is still
some danger from frost, but it is every
day diminishing The opening offspring
with assurance of abundance is seldom
followed by disappointheut,in the sum
mer. Good crops and general prosper
ity are.sQS closely allied ,a 'baas.ths httsl is
almost certain to follow the. former. A
repetition even Of such crops as were
gathered last year would do much to
repair the wastes of war.
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s ALE :,
..rf ...E. "a OF -;i.s d: ~.
Valuable Real Estate,
Under Decree in Equity.
). D. Kirkpatrick, Admir-. VS.. james
Chestnut, ct al. .f:.
Petition to sell Land, &c.

Isitiioa, to sel Land, &c. .,
IN obedience to an order directed 10
J. D. Dunlap Receiver in above stated
cause, VIC will .scll before the Court
House in Camden, on the first Monday
in. March next within the legal hours of
sale, all the Real Estate of John Cbes-
nut, deceased, lying on Sanders Creek
and Camp Branch, on east side of Wa
teree River in Kershaw County, con.
sistins of six thousand acres more or
less, bounded by and adjoining lands Of
b.. b. Cautey, nc. Salmond, ]. H:
Vaughn and Others. The said tract of
land, with a valuable mill seat thereon,
partiy cleared and under cultivation,
and partly heavily timbered, suitable
for agricultural and turpentipe farms,
will be sold in. small and convenient par
GELS. Plts Of said lands in the posses
sion of j. D. Dunlap; Receiver, can bc
examined by-ah persons desiring. .
.TERMS.-So much cash as will pay
the costs of these proceedings and ex.
penses Of sale, balance. on credit Of
one, two and three years, with interest
from date, payable annually, secured by
bond, good sureties and mortgage OF
the premises sold. Purchasers to pay
for stamps, papers and recording.
j. d. DUNLAP, Receiver.
J.P. BOSWELL, Sheriff.
Feb. .... &c.. At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25

SOUTHERN CHARITIES.-The Balti-
more sar thus happily discoarses upon
the t'eleemosyuary Institutions OF the
South .'.'',.. .. ''..
0"Senator Brvwnlow, in rcsiguing the
Governorship Of Tennessee, is report d
as referring, among other evidence OF
progress made by the State under hls
administration, to the fact that her
clcennsynary institution are all crowd
ed There can be no doubt Of the fact,
and probably the same is equally true
of all the southern States which have
been under similer official auspices. The
poor houses, pcnitentiaries, and j Ills IN
all Of them are said to be OverHowing-
state Of things not heard Of until re-
construction times. Elccmosynary insti-
tutions, under the rule Of such as Brown
low, are fast becoming distinguishing
feature OF our new civilization. Smoke
houses and corn-clibs in the South are
recognized as coming under this, desig.
nation, and even the United Status Co.
vernmcut itself is regarded as in danger
nf being converted into gigantic estab-
lishmcnt of The class. The members Of
Congress are engaged in tic benevolent
business Of making themselves as COM
Portable as possible, aud of rendering
constituents generally happy hy report
ing bills for their individual and corpo-
rate relief. The Senate chamber itself,
once the grand arena in which the great
men of the past contenced for mastry,
has become, to some extent, a public
charity, where the politically halt, and
lame, aud blind, whom the people will
lot take care Of, fud shelter, and where
miserable lazzaroui prowl and whine
for pence around the graves of dead Ro-
tpans."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
HEAVY MOVEMENT OF PRoDUCE

HEAVY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
SoUTHwARD.-Three hundred cars,
loaded here, have been started south
yard the present week, employing from
three to four trains daily; while the
State Road freight yard is jammed with
heavily loaded cars, numbering about
one hundred and twenty. We under
stand there is now 100000 bushels
grain at Louden for the Georgia market,
while at our neighboring village, Red
Clay, there are ffty-eigt loaded cars
awaiting locomotion power. Over 2V,-
900 head of mules have been transport
ed over the State Road this season. At
our depot the agent informs US that
1000 to 1000 bushels grain are recciv-
ed daily, while immence quantities of
other produce are shipped,
Dalton Ga.) Caizen.
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NJ A S 0 MIG

Special Communications Of Kershaw
Lodge No 80, A. +. ~, will be held
at their Lodge Room on, Monday aud
Tuesday the 9th and 9th of March
next at II o'clock NJ, each day. The
Grand Lecturer for the State will be
present. . -. -. .... '''r- '.
By order of the W.. NJ. '.'...
j. A. SCHROCK, Secretary.
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ALSO

Ono Tract of Land lying on the Wa
ters of Big Lyuches Creek, bounded by
lands Of Geo. P. King, j. i. King and
DR.. B.; s. Lucas, containing Eight
HUI drcd Acres, m9rc or less. Levied
upon as the property Of Daniel Gardner,
at the suit Of A A. McKain, Adm'x
of W. J.,AIcKaip, deceased. e.. -
Teru,s CASH, purchasers paying for
stamps and papers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25

A North Carolina exchange says wise
Y if cotton should now decline to rs
cents per pound it would, prove a bles-
sing to the South. 1t is very nice, it
says, to talk about selling cotton at 20
cents per p,und aud buying corn at IS
cents per bushel, But suppose we have
to sell our cotton at fifteen cents per
pound and buy corn at dollar and
half per bushelY Wise planters will
take the hint aud grow both corn aud cot
ton. -ia ;. 20.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
ALSO

Jacob L. Hogau's interest in one
tract of Land situated in Kershaw coun-
ty, on Flat Branch, waters of Twenty
five Mile Greek, bounded by lands Of
Crayt0n Williams, Jas. Grig-by, Hen
ry Smith. and east and north by lands
Of IT ,onas Sessions. Levied upon as
the property of Jacob L. Hogan, at .he
suit Of james Motley.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25

Mrs. yGRANT<-The Washington cor
respondent Of western j, urual has this
to say OF Mrs. Gcueral Grant,: 3
Few women ever bore the pcrilous
test Of sudden fame aud fortune with a
more hearty happiness or more unassun.
lug grace. Is She prc,ty2 No. She
is roly poly Of little woman, with
beautiful neck, hands and feet. HcI
features are well cut, but her eyes are
crossed. Some OF her friends wished
her To hayc-them straightcacd. NO."
she said, "Mf Grant had loved her
ever since she was little girl with her
eyes crossed. lie had said that she
would not be herself to him if they were
straight. Crooked they should rcnlaiu.
II he was satisfied, what mattcrcd it to
other pevplc?' g.,:r.r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
$50 REVY ARD,

TSCAPED mail on the night OF
Il the Oh inst TOBY EUE and
NELSON McLEIN, ali s EDWARD
PATTERSON, b&h colored. Said
LUE il about 25 years of age, Weighs
about l5O pounds, and is about 5 feet
III inchrs high. Said McLEJN is
about 81 years Of a's, weighs about
l75 pounds andi, bout 5 feet 8 inches
high. twenty-five Dollars will be paid
for the Apprehension Of either, or Fifty
Dollars fur both If them, delivered to
ME, or their confinement in any Jail SO
that | can get thun
p. BOSWELL, S. X. G.
Feb IL. At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
ALSO

One tract of Land, situated in the
County'of Kershaw, lying on both sides
of Little Lynches Creek, and one mile
below Hvugh's Bridge, bounded by
lands of Mrs. Lavina Houeh, estate Of
Thomas j. Clyburn, estate of John Col
clough, Matthew West, estate of James
Turner, Freeman, ct al. Levied upon
as the property Of Thomas P. Ballard
at the suit of the Bank Of Camden, S.
g. .....
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-02-25
GRAPES.

THE subscriber has few vines of the
Madeira, Catawba and Black Hamburg
Grape, which he will sell cheap. For
further particulars, apply at the Jour-
nal Office,
GEORGE DIETZ.
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..sH!EI;.RlFFs. SALES,
-'''' 'fa SHERIFF's OFFtCE, a

..~. CAMDEN, s. C., Feb. 8, 1862
DY virtue of suudry Mrits of f.Ja.
Dgto4ne directed and lodged, / will
proceed to sell on the first Monday, it
being tho first day of March next, in
front ofthe Court House ip Camden,
within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing mentioned and described prop
erty, to-Nit.: ~.-t-.. .,4r,r'
One actof Land in Kershaw Coun-
ty, lying on both sides of Big Lynchcs
Greek, adjoining lands Of Burrel Catoe,
William Adams, George Sowell and
Gillem' Sowcll, containing four hundred
and six (406) acres more or less. Levied
upon as',he property of Michael Mum
go, decd, at the suit Of Jno. K. Welsh.
:. Also
The interest Of John E. Peay in o
tract of Land situated in Kershaw
County, upon the waters of the Wa.
teree River, bounded on the south by
lands of Emanuel Parker, on the west
by lands Of Biggers Mobley, en- the
north by lands of the estate of VIM. j..
Pickett, decd, and on the east by the
said Wateree river, containing three
thousand (9,OO0) acres more or less
His interest consisting of an estate in
remainder, after the expiration Of seven
years from the 7th of December last.
Leviedupon as the property f John E
Peay, at the suit of john NJ. DeSaus-
sure, Trustee. -.