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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-27
ALEXANDRIA AND MAJ
ASSAS RAILROAD.


On and after TIL UkSDAI, Nov. -, 1862 one
isiiv rassenger train Wi run between w ASH
INGTON and LINCHBU ~, connecting AT
Gordonsvlle, with the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad TO Richmond, Covlngtoh ana tn' VIZ
yinis springs; At Lynchburg for the Nrst and
Southwest, and at Washington, to the Norm
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily Mt $50 m, and
Alexandria rs SOFA IN arriving Al Lynchbuig
at 6:0j y. IN.
Alexandria at $40 p. ~, and Mt Washington
at GO p. IN.
Also daily. except Sunday, n passenger tram
LrOUQh l0ithOut change Of cars -ste'p.n0 ca.
attacLeI-b between WAS II NGTON ana
klCHMOND-msking close connections Al
R;chmnnJ and Washington in the direct line
between New York and the south At'a"t'
States d.,
Leave Washington Mt G.3l p. m, and Al"Esn,
dra at 1875 D. m; arrive 1T Gordonsvill" at ll;No
p. H., and nj Richmond at $50 ~ m'' tphno,'
ing with tram leaving Richmond Mt 1oo ~ Ia
for Petersburg Weldon and the southwest
Leave Richmond ut $40 p. m, and fordons
vile Mt LIB ~ ~; arrive at Alexandra at l. u
| a M, and ut Washington AT 5:35 M connect.
ing with earliest trains t. New York nri
Northwest. ,,., 90,
Passengers tor MANASSAS BRANCH Will
lesve AleSan9rin daily, excepting Sunday, al
| 500 H. ~, arrive NJ HatrsOnhurg ut i:4O =. ~.
| Leave Harrisonburgnt . III n m, and cohhc.th@
L At Manassas june ZION Will ''''
an main line, arrive ut Alexandria ut 6;3O y. ~.
The train on Manassas Branch Will make
| good connections ut the junction with n'P"i
';9n - ani from Richmond
| Through ,.oHota ."h baggage checked a. AL
prominent points.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
| nov A-sf General Ticket a gent
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR
l. AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Favorito Mail Route via Aquia CreeL.
The Shortest and Best Route 10 Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEA VI kRS leAv0
Washington city twice daily, sun H.
day p. IN. excepted. from the wharf le&s0G
foot of Seventh street, nj 200 r.. m, and 700 =.
M, stopping ri AleXanlria each way, and con
meeting ut Aqua Creek with tho Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. H., with ele-
CANT ears, supplied with elegant sleeping chair-
on all its trains Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats stop At Alexandria going and re
turning. SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Of Transportation.
j. b. GENTRY. Gen. Ticket Agt.
NH Eft Richmond, Va.
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.-r. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS

NC. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
KIN TOWN.
lnmsn Line of Mail Steamers, Sailing iro"
New Yorl, Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
u ,Tysop PASSAGE BY TuEsATURDAY STEAMER
First Cabin, payable in gold-l.iverpo"i or
Queenstown, 500
Storage payable in currency Liverpool OF
Queenstown, 500.
rAssAGE ny THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAN.
First Cabin, payable IN god-liirerpo9l or
Queenstown. 500; Halifax, so; 1t. John =
n. f., by branch steamer, slO. ,, ,.
Storage, payable in currency Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. SIS; st. Johns n.
f. by branch steamer $50 ,,
Tickets sold to and from England Ireland
and the Continent al moderate rates.
For further information, apply Al the 20 M
pauy's offices ,.,u,> ern
HOOE, WEDDERBURN CO.
any lS-ly Agents, hleXa. Va
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VIZ III. ROBERTS,
4; AM ES +. CLARK,

hN LoOCK ERMAN,
SURGEON DENTIST, U1Y
Grad. of Bait. College Dental Surgery. ls44)
No. Al. SOUTH WAsuINdToN ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DR.. Ia. respectfully informs tho public tina.
for t'oenty years he has given especial attention
to tho preservation of the natural teeth, and
will continue so to do, and invites those who
wish to sape them to call on him. knowing tina.
many are extracted and destroyed that 10y pro-
per treatment might be preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial teeth inserted ONLY
AS AprRovKD BY PROFESSORS AND CoLLKaEs.
nov Att
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/ CASE OF GRAVELAND DROrsY.

WASHINGTON, y C.. Jan. II. 1863.
1 was badly afflicted with klIncyand Gravel
complaint, attended with Dropsicnl affection,
and u fow weeks uso of DeSings Wonderful
Remedy has cured mo. RANDALL FisM
1873 Maryland avenue
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Daily reports arc made Of relief afforded by
this remarkable remedy
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HDE d" n ~ 1s'S
WONDERFUL REMEDY,
V|AFUGE.
THE JUICE OF HERBS, ROOTS
AND BERRIES.

FOR ALL SORE THROAT AND LUNG
COMPLAINTS, fNEUM0NiA, rhEN-
CHIHIS, CATAkRH. SUDDEN COLDS
AND rNFLAMMAT!0N OF THE LUNGS.
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UNEASl TEASl TEASl

Just received u fresh lot OF tho Justly celobra-
ted TEAS, imported from Canton, by MIR. All.
See, which we are selling ut very low figures.
Gall and examine at
doc % N " OK IL HToN'S.
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u-> WASHINGTON, GEORGET' WIN
I.Sss-S ALEXA. 81 NORFOLK.

Er-Ssn1S ALEXA. u NORFOLK.
REGULAR LINE. -,
The saro and commodcus steamer w. W.
COjT CAPTAIN f. A. RYTHRR will leave her
dnrk foo, Of High street, Gaorgetown, every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, ats o clock a.
M. mnd Gslts wharf. foot Of 7th street, Wash
inpton, ut 10 m. and Shoots wharf, pier 4
AIexandrim. ut l. o'clock y. m, s'opplng AZ
Glymont, Smith's Point, P,ney Polnt' Ioiht
Lookout, Fortress Monroe, Ola f"lht Comfort
and Norfolk. VA.
THIS boat CONNECTS nj Norfolk with the boat
far Boston. Richmond and Yorl. riyer. 9,
Returning will leave Norfolk on TU ESDaf
AMI FRIDAY, ut 1 o'clock IN.
passage, 81. Excursion ticket. Ia and from
Norfolk, -.
Frelehts taken At tho lowest rates. For par
~ i3-l W. A. SMOOT, Agent. Alex.
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RAILROAD LINES.
LEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN " HAM
n SHIRE RAILROAD.
HmuU9 3 = R

On and after December 25th. 1869, the trains
on this road will be run rs follows:
The mail train will leave Alexandra daily,
except Sunday, nj $50 n. III arrive At Lees
burg ut lilo u. IN, and Hamilton AT II 40 n N
Leave Hamilton ~ 1920 p. m. and l.eesburg n:
1850 D. M; arrive ut Alexandria nj $50 y. Ia
The accommodation train will leave AleAaE
dria daily except Sunday, nj =. IN, and arrive
At Lee:burg Mt ESQ p III. Leave Lecsburg n,
-.l5s.m. and arrive At Alexandris nj 9i5
The $50 A. H. train from Alexandria aud II -
D. IN. train from Hamilton. connect al Hamilton
with emp Daily Line OF Coaches for PGr
cellylle, Snickersvlle. Berryville and WIN
cbester. also. with Reamer's Line OF Cosches.
which leave Leesburg daily for Balls Mil.
A Liz and MiIdleburp. dec PIT
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is.ssssssAzsc '''" nErwEsS ,,,,,.,.

i.ssss5.s.iazzk BETWEEN v,v,,
TIIILADELPliIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
UEORtiErDW " ~ WASHlNGTOS.
Steamers leave regularly from ar nKH ~
TOWN foot "l Congress st EEEki w hoi
NkSDAY; from ALIEN AN Rla, loot o.
King Il EVERY III RSDAY.
Freight received daily ut lowest rates
rus me connects with sll the Northern
Easter and Western Railroads and Trans p3r.
lnlion Cnmpania-. nnd Will forward freight by
Nil the lines running out al PhilsdelI hm Tree
Of commission, and gives TIL ROUGH KaTr'''
AGENTS
NJ. ELDHl III II co,
Nn. 4 Wharvos. Alexandra, VA
WILLIAM + CLYDE CO;
M T. South Wharves, Phllada'
HYDE " TYLER,
icI-u 80 Water ST., Georgetown.
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LIVER Il KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Dec. Q, 1868.
and my family have taken DeBing's Reno
dy with most etiicacous effects in Liver and
Kidney complaints, and find it excellent for
sudden colds and coughs. \. =. CROWLEY,
railroad Contractor, 54a ST.
For sale by all Druggists. oct Ply
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Gsas.sssEszt Wv" hINE. ,n,.o., an

~ l " III ~ hsh 49, '''''
r..as SkyaE LINE.
FOK BALTIMORE AND LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
steamer EXPRESS, Captain a. e. N ichle
having resumed her old route will leave baitl-
more. Pier 30 =, Light street wharf, on every
TUESDAY, EVENING. At 4 clock p.lh'' i"r
Alexandria, Washington and landings on lho
Pntomar river; returning, will leaIe washing
tom alta m and Alexandria ut II. M, ON
every SATURDAY MORNING.
10 SHIPPERS Goods consigned through
lo stations on the railroad, will be forwarded
without delay oa arrival of the steamer at Al
oAnndria For further information apply To
j BRODERS X CO, Agents:
,,arl7tf No. II King st., Alexa VA
RS. MERCuANTS' LINE NEW YORK
"a ffne CONSISTS 81 tin HS}bWlng first class
outside steamers:
4: G. KNIGHT; ..........".... Capt. j. W. Denty
jon II GlBSoN ...........Capt. w. ii. Winters
AND
VALLEY CITY ................. Capt. W. johnson
Willlcave New York EVERY SATUR DAY
for this port, and returning will leave Aloxan-
drin EVERY FRIDAY, nj II o'clock
For freight or passage apply 20
HOOE. WEDDERBUKN " CO,
Agents, No. Prince SITS,
Agents n New York,
PHILLIPS IL BROWN,
mp 9-tf 81 south street, Pier No. 10.
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FERTILIZERS.

DAUGlPS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
- Warranted TO contain basis OF pure Raw
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whatev-
or. a FertiZeroi Is ynars' standing, equal to the
best in the market, and sold st u price much
below any other article equsllng 1t in Value
Price sos per 200 lbs. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for the sale Of
Flour. Grain. &c, Alexs., Va. aug 1G-cott
NJHITELOCK'S VEGETATOE.
A supply Of this valuable Fertilizer Just re-
cevcd by TlIOS. PERRY,
All ~ No. 10 King ST.
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AND NERVOUS PROS
ER iElAN

Mrs FELICIA A HILL, l55 9TH s.
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ID iClIARD BAYNE
ATTORNEY At Law
NO. d. ST. PAUL STREET, BALTIC, MD.
RKFERs TO
WIN. Bayne 81 Co., IA Coramerce street.
Baltimore, Nd, oct lG-eolm
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lam ES b. HODGKIN,

JAMES b. HODGKIN,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Graduate Baltimore College Dental Surgery
Office, cor. Washington & Prince SITS,
Alexandria, Va.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered.
c0--tf
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS

L street, near Thirteenth
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TICE
shall continue the business at the old stand
i under my own name; and returning many
thanks to my friends and tho public generally
for their past favors, shall solicit continuance
of the same Very respectfully,
dec a VIM F. BROOKES.
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Tho leonard Scott Publishing Company also
publish THE FARMERS GUIDE to Scientif-
&c and Practical Agriculture. BY Henry Sto-
phens, +. K. y, Edinburgh and the late j. Z.
Norton. Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Yale College, New Haven. vols Royal oc-
tsvo. 1900 pages and numerous engravings.---
Price 81. b. mail, postpaid IS.
New York dec 2l-lm
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of an order from John 7. Pc.
tcrson, Probate Judge for Newbcrry Coun.
ty, will sell ut Nowbcrry o. IL, on the
first Monday in December next, the follow
ing property viz: Ono tract Of land co, :
taining two hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by lands Of James A. Crotwcll,
Bailus NJ. Buzhardt and others, and lying in
three miles 0: town.
TERMS, One haif cash. b 'dncc n cred
one year, Interest from day OF sale and II
bond and mortgage TO secure the same -
The snmc being sold MS tho real estate Of
Nancy Davis deceased. s.
Also 220 acres more or lcss, bounded y
lands Of James McGlung, cslutc Of John
Sterling, VIM. N. Miller and others, Il o
real cstalc Of james X. Glider, deceased.
TERMs-On a credit Of one and two
years, in equal instnlln,cnts with interest
from day Of sale, and with bond and
mortgage to secure the payments. The
cost must be paid in cash 4.
Also trnct No. 1, containing 0o1 aces
more or less, bounded by lands Of Henry
BQozer, by other Mnds OF the estatc, Fred.
crick BooZcr and others.
No. 9, 100 96.l acres more or less
bounded by lands Of the estate, Rcbccca
Hendrix and Others.
No. 3, 1l9 S9lC0 acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of 4. j.. Long Lorc,
Levi Lomgshorc and others. Tho & tracts.
being the real estate OF Guol &c Booz"r, dc.
ceased.
TERMs-One third c,Eh mud the balance
on credit Of one yer, with bon. mud
mortgage TO secure The same. Purchaser
to have the privilege Of paying the whole
in cash. 3.
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- - -
History Of South Carolina.

VIZ arc indebted to McSsrs. Du(fic g.
Chapman for n cnpy Of Prof. j. Wood
Dnvidson's Srhoul History OF South Car.
olina. 1t is designed for use in common
schools, and presenting nS it does, nc
curhtc nccounts Of historical events in
this State, it is quito acceptable. The
author has happily written his >hook in
so intclliEihic II manner, that it will
moot tho comprehension of The class for
whom he Intended it. 1t IL sold by
Mcssrs. d. & G. Mt 90 cents, either a,
NcwEc'ry, or at their principal store in
Columbia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
Death Of the Rev. w, A. Gamewolt.

In tho death Of this distinguished.
amiable ond efficient minister, the South
Carolina Conference hns met with SC.
we're loss, nntl tho Church and STATE alike
will dcplorc so sad dlspcnsaton of
providence. His death occurred nj Spar.
tanburg,-his last charge the 30,h
ult., after a.protractcd illness. Shattered
and onfcoblcd in body from IN nclive
discharge Of his sacred duties. for many
months he was unable to work as cfli.
ciently ns no desired, md this was q
source Of grcnt grief to him. But his
was CLEAR, bright mind, and his heart
overiiowed with gratitude in rcmcm-
brance o. life time Of mercics, therefore
feeling That it was his masters will he
bowed to tho nfiliction with resignation.
Wo know md loved him woll and
give tribute 10 tho great excellence Of his
christian lite, and the many beautiful,
traits Of his character. lie indeed work
I'd while twas day, aud now ho Is gone
to his reward. The Chris,ian world Ia.
lost bright ornament, and tho Church
an efficient md beloved minister, and M
affecsionnto and large family prop and
stay,whcm the good Lord will IN no wise
forget, Our sympathcs arc theirs III
this their bereavement.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
---.s-
The Census OF Nine Counties,

The Charleston News gives the return Of
nino counties, no others hcing yet heard
from, vlx: Anderson, whites, II ,072, colorcd
0.053; Chesterfield, whites 038, colorcd 4 =
S6t; Darlins nstnn, whites 0,237. colorcd 49,
205; Horny, whites 1910. co!orcd 2,0i9i Lan>
caster, whites 5.l?7, colorcd 1851: Marlho>
70, whites 5.6l5. colorcd $685. Sumter,
whites 0,01s, coIorcd 12 ITO; Spnrtanburg,
whites 1928, colored 7.476; aud Williams
burg, whites 5.00l, COLI red II 100 Since
1850 thoro has, been tho following increase:
In Anderson 252, Darlington 4,t7l. lIorry
2,327 and Williamsburg 1902; while in tho
othcr flye there has been decrease ns fol-
lows: Chesterfield 532. Lancaster 2,dl6,
Marlboro s36. Sumter 4.l62, and Spartan
burg 2.7l5. The aggregate shows an increase
in tho whole Of 90 whites. and n decrease in
the whole, l,0il colorcl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
NOW OPENING;

OUR Mr.. JONES hus just returned ftom
tho NORTH, with q second and larger Stock
Of GOODS than usual, to supply our trade
with, Tho most earoloss observer cannot
but hayo noticed the decided decline tn both
American Dry Goods in sytipathy with. tho
raw. Staple, and Foreigd douds i'd; sympathy
With Gold, that has takcn place Within sho
last ton days. Our previous purchases pre
80 far cleared out that wo can offer rour
entire Stock at the Revised i'ticcs," inclu~
ding one of tho most complete assortmonts
.wo hayo oyor handled. -.......-.,- e...,..s v..y
Our Rotail Stock Is full rs usual.
- ~. Our spsoialities.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Shades, Hugs,
&C., &C. at prlcos within the reach Of oil
Call and geo them --"Bo to your advantage.
Our Wholesale Department.,
IS full, woll ordered, GOODS selected with
carol bought right, and will bo sold Cheap
enough to bo rehandled In this market.
r. g. SILVER,
Columbia, s. @.
p. SOUR HOUSE IS young and striving
hard to mako q living, and ambitious to
build up a still larger cash trado. Every
customer that givos us q fair ch ancc to sell
them their Goods, no matter how trifllng In
amount. gladdens our hearts; lightens our
cares, and has b6iia fldo GUARANTY that
Goods bought Of us aro as cheap and good
as can bo had In the State.
Nov ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
4.SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bank of Nowborry, S. c., vs. Horny Whit.
mirc.
BY virtue Of sunlry wrlts Of Ficrl Faclas
to MO directed, will sell OF, tho first Mon.
day In Decemucr uext, ut Newberry Court
Nousc, to wit: = ~. Ezs; ,:,
All tho right, title and interest which
Henry Whltmire may have had since tho
rendition Of tho judgment ih tho 3aboyo
stated cnsc, In Tho lot of land fronting Son
the public square, bounded by lots Of Sim.
con Pratt and jacob Singley, now in the
possession Of Wright 4 Coppock, levied on
at tho suit Of the Bank Of Nowterry, 8. O.,
vs. Henry Whltmire. 81
Also, all tho right, title and interest which
George D. Smith mnY have had IN said BOT
Of land sinco tho rendition OF tho Judgment
In tho case Of The Bank of Ecwberry, 8. Q.
ys. George d. smith, levied on at tho suit Of
tho Bank Of Ecwbcrry, s. c.. vs.. George D..
smith. 81
Also, One tract Of land containing one
hundred aud twcnty.eight acres, moro or
loss bounded by lands samuel Mexico,
decd, Estate of samuel Young and Mrs:
Atchison aud others. Also, Tho fine brick
house and lot now owned aud occupied by
W. II. Webb aud lying OIL Main street
leading from Court House to tho q. & O.
Il. r.. and bounded by lots of Henry Koon
and II. o. Henson. Levied Or rs the prop.
erty Of N. +. johnson, at the suit Of tic
Bank Of Newberry. .. as
y Also, seven hundred acres, moro or less,
bounded by iands of Dr.. Il. T.. Clark, F.. p.
Chalmers, VIM D. Reeder, ct al. Levied
on Mt the suit of Vim. Neal for samuel Jor-
dan, ct nj vs. II. W. Clary. IS
Also, will resell $50 acres. mo,e or less,
(at tho risk Of the first pnrchaser) bounded
by lands of Dr.. George Glenn and others.
Levied on at Tho suit Of Il. w. Rikard vs..
J. B. Glyn,ph. $3
Also, Ono lot In Helena, containing three
and thrcc fourth acres, moro or less, bound.
cd by iors Of IL. D Huntington and near G.
g. G. Il. Il. Levied or as the property OF j,
NJ. Piumcr at tho suit Of JDmes Fcnncr.
T. M. PASSENGER, s. NO.
Nov 10. 44-3t 2
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Shcriff's Sales in Equity.

George Brown. surviving cx'or OF Dnnicl Y
Cnreton,,; decd, VS.. Sarah Unrcton,
Adm'x, Of james Cu-cton, deed.
Jnmes Cnrcton, deed, vs. George Brow,
aud wife, mil Others.
Pursuant TO n lrcrctal order in the above
stated case, ] will r. s..ll Mt the risk Of ,II.
first purchaser, Three Hundred nml FIT,
Acres OF Land, more or less, bounded hy
lnrds OF Il. X. SclInmpcrt, waters of Bnsl,
R''cr. and the home place OF Daniel Cure.
ton, drc"nsed. Terms, ono third cnsh, the
bnlancr Oh credit OF one and TWO wears,
with Interest from day Of sale, and IL mort.
gage TO secure the same
T. NJ. PAYSINGER, s. y. G.
Nov 10, 4l-3t Sb.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
Tho Hills House.

Which has been closed for eighteen
months is now open 10 the public. II
has hccn entirely refurniShcd from base.
ment to- attic. aud rcpaintc'i, and under
tho efficient eyes Of it's present manage.
nent wilI he again the popular house il
WAS IN tho time past. Everything has
been done, and in the most elaborate and
and pleasing We arc pleased to see old
Charleston lnnking M.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
Martini F. Kco,, vs. rrinr snnss. I. n rro.o. j..

Martha =. Kc6', Peter suoet, l.. II. Treyet +,
vs. Peter Suber In Equity. ''''''
s,ato1 5S uant TO the dScreia order, in the above
Srst l MonS;av MIa9S; M''i " ssli st Nswberry c. on
tract, Of land, viz: 'e,' '' 'o'''"inB
couSty aSS Geses G,s Or situate r. Neyborry
shooon. Mrs. Peggy Room, and others. ~.
,o Ierms OF Sale, oasli, ltalance OF, ctc1,t of
n Tbs months VII, Interest from tho dny Of sale
cure sar ts credit potion, pay ali cash ST, urcba
lAos' "; rAYsISGER. 8. i, c. a.
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"PerSOl,ne.n

Mr. +. G. DrEontainc, the editor Of
tho AlNth Century. in consequence OF
tho sickness Of his wife, passed through
Nc" berry an Saturday last, instead "f
stopping. ms laid down in his programme,
for the delivery "f his lecture on the
"Poetry and llumor Of the War" Our
citizens have lost rich treat, but for n
timc only. however, rs the accomplished
lecturer hopes to pay Ncwbcrry visit
at future period.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

The State General Assembly will DO
asked 10 guarantee bonds of The Bfno
Rhige Railroad to tho amount Of &c, ,00n,.
600. This wilt--it is hoped insure the
completion of tire rond. But IL canno, be
completed much under three years,
during which period tho intercat on the
guaranteed bonds must he paid by Tho
Stoto. Tho interest at six per cont.
>Yill he $bioO6o 4 xsaN ID. s,raiSaAwhich
the State taxes must be ,douNlcd,., ): !.
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Henry ". Dominick and wife,

Anna Iakc,.ct nj.
PURSUANT to n drcretnl order in the
nbovc stated case, vii! sell at Newbcrry
q. H., on the first Monday in Dcccmbcr
next. the following lind, viz; The rcnl Es.
tate oil Bcnjamin Luke, deceased, continuing
Three Hundred and Sixty -four Acres, more
or less, bounded by lands Of J. S. 1inr, Mrs
Margaret MOBILES, Mrs. Elizabeth sw;ndlcr
ct al. The same wifi br sold in three lracts.
Platta shown Oh tlav of sale.
TERNs-Onc third cash. the balance on
one and two years with equal 4nstaImcnts
with mortgage Of premises.
+. NJ. PAYSlNGER, 8. n. G.
Nov. 10, 4I-St SU
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Agricultural Papers.

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