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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

a MIsuNpERsrANDIYG.-Thc l@rd-
ers were assembled one stormy cvei ing
in the parlor Of Il fashionable boarding
house in Boston, when II rather anti
quated maiden lisped out the rell lflrli
that she loved rainy day, and always
availod herself Of Ole to arranS9her
drawers.
$50 do l." groaned an old sea |, zap
tain, Il overhaul my drawers and 81 Srts
too, sometimes, and sew on a blt ton
where it is wanted.
Mademoiscllc did not faint, but there
was an angry rustic of her silk as she
swept from the room, leaving all to cx-
change Il suppressed litter for god
hearty laugh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
A Torcu sroRY.-Thc other evening,

"A ToUGu sroRy-The other evening.
in our private crib, there was learn
ed dissertation, subject, Bedbugs and
theif remarkable tenacity to life. One
asserted of his own knowledge that
they could be boiled and then come to
life. Some had soaked them for hours
in turpentine without any fatal conse-
ouences. Old Hanks who had been
listening as an outsider here gave in
his experience in confederation of the
facts. Says he, "Some years ago l took
a bed bug to aniron foundry, and drop
ping it into ladle where the melted
iron was and had it run into skillet.
Well, my old woman used that skillet
pretty constant for the last six years,
and here tie other day she broke it to
smash and what do you think, gentle
man that ere insect just walked out
of his hole, where he'd been layin like
frog in rock. and made tracks for
his ol(l roost up stairs But, > added
he. by way Of parenthesis, g by George,
gentlemen. he looked mighty pale
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

n9" A y5ung n Al Of limited intelli-
gence, who was re overlng from long
lit of sickness, beng informed by his
physician Al2t might venture now
upon a little an al ioqd. exclaimed :
g No Won don't. ..22ctor, I've suffered
enough on YOU ruel and stuff, and
hang me if II lch any ct your hoy
nnd oats -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
Curious Scene in a Rev Orleans
Cart,
[rrom the New olsans p:sayuno.l

FROM the ne" UbeaEs ! f:Sa9 uh''
Many persons attending the sessions
of the Recorder's Court in this city have
been edited by the peculiar solcmnity
with which oaths are administered and
the awe with which they are generally
taken. 1t 50 happened that Wednesday
morning All ,'nsainly looking specimen
of the recently cntranchi$e11 :2adH his
appearance before one Of these tribunals
iii tho capacity oGa w;t#ess The Judge,
with an austcrity Of visage that al once
creates the impression of profound mel
ancholy, held out the book to the wit
ness, and administered his solemn adju-
ration to speak the truth. AT the con-
clusion, CT course, it is expected that
the witness will kiss lie book. But this
ward of the nation" was unused to
criminal proceedings, and entertained
curious IDEAS Of the manner and pro-
propriety Of swearing, and stood erect
why don't you kiss" demanded
the magistrate.
Amt you going tokiss p was again
inquired.
aSar!" repeated the astonished dar-
key, evidently mistalias the meaning
OF the Court, and surprised beyond
measure at such al invitation,
"Kiss, tell ycu' thundered tho
judge.
;" Yes, sarl yes, sarl exclaimed the
frightened and trembling darkey, nerv-
ing himself for the contemplated en-
brace. and without more ado the lone
arl,s of the son Of Ham were throw
around the juGic:al EeclS, and before he
could be prevented a stentorian slnac.
resounded through the courtroom.
,@Quit, ubeast-help !help!" shouted
thq magistrate. But the darkey ENJOYED
the luxury, and the embrace was re
newed with JUNCTION,
"Take him Off Take him Off! cried
the Court, while the loud shouts Of the
spectators testified their appreciation o
tie fun. At last however, the officers
Of the Court iaterfered, and the hal
strangled Judge was rescued from thu
clasp Of the literal witness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
TurllAG IsHn TIC H,lght.


nishes good iltration Of the way
liquors are Audited now a-days:
We heard the or day Of a slngn-
lar, and, We belle a new effect Of the
application of brly as medicine.
A gentleman lvalesclng from an
attack Of sicknc. was recommended
by his physician .ub himself all over
every morning evening with the
best Of brandy.
The invalid ardingly sent to his
lamily grocer. wiwhom he had dealt
lor years, and ored a sample OF the
best old c1gnac. lone it came, and
that evening ii + tried-ontwardly,
of course. The lvalescent felt bet
Ter, much better, nd he continued TO
feel better for day or so, until he
awoke one norm and, to his horror,
discovered that entire cuticle--at
least whereit haCaen rubbed with the
cognac-had bene a deep crimson
color. He spra ont of his bed IN
alarm. The fam were aroused : the
servant dispatchdn hot haste for the
/ doctor. The invd's wits were terri
bly, shaken by thinevcr-beforc- heard
of catastrophe. What could be the
cause Of it? Hooked a picture for
painter. as he s;beforc the looking
rlass in the arm-oir and ruefullv sur
veyed his crimsc covering. 1t was
almost ludicrous; was almost as bad
as Mr.. Titmouse .rredicament about
his purple green III. But this could
not be a laughingnatter; it must be
some extraordinarphenomenon as he
explained it to is wondering and
alarmed family.
And just image, my dear, how I
shall look all my / if this abominable
thing isn't cnred-ke boiled lobster
1 shall go by no DER name. O dear
0 dear T.
The door-bell rig; the front dool
opened in rushedhe doctor. For an
instant he could n. contain himself;
he Ii d to drop intoa chair and laugh
ii out.
80. its very funr to you. no doubt
doctor; but how valid you like to &C
about all the balanC Of your days look
ing like an overdor lobster
The doctor bursout again at this
but he saw that hisicl man and fami
ly were really alarnd, and he soon so
bered down to his mal pulse feeling
May be it's the ,dine, DOCTOR, sug
gested the anxious1ife.
80, it's ironed limo doubt, said thc
patient, indplging he ruling passion
strong in death.
The doctor shoolilis head.
Had that lubbin been done as he
had prescribed?
Yes, faithfully.
:" Good brandy
Yes, the very Let we use noother.
Let Inc have ii,
The brandy was brought The doc
tor tasted it, and sbok his head again
Ill take it homtto examine chemi
cally. There are smany tricks anon:
the liquor dealers.
40, no fear of TIT with our grocer
He sells none but tie best liquors, i'm
poTts} lir2ctly by l.mself,'
F." No doubt. l'lllook lntoit, never
theless. "
And calming the family alarm, til
good doctor departe', the pure, old COG
nae in his pocket.
That evening cane q note from him
Dear T., make yourself perfect
cas- the cograe is inst proof whiskey
and won't huly you liz was ihc les
wood III it that did our business
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
" Catch him Put him in iail II

"Catch him. Put him in jail I'll
have linn hung!' were some of the i'll
Turiated objurgations Of the court, as lie
leaned back against the wall, his face
Aushed.and his clothes torn from the re-
cent encounter.
God in Heaven That 7 should be
hugged by nigger!" and the Judge
again poured forth his vituperations.
But the offending darlzey was at last
locked up, and the Court settled down
to it's habitual order and quiet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

a9~ Commodore Vanderbilt was mar
ried yesterday morning at London,
Canada, to Miss Frank Crawford, dangh-
ter of Robert L. Crawford, Of Mobile,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

Orr IN SocIErY.--lIc fell !; vi-hm
to the wiles of John Barlcycorn, ald
became very sick, so that he had 10
anchor around Il lamp post oil Brotd-
way, and hcave While holding pn
and pouring forth Il promlscuous cis-
cade tremendous TO behold, sym9a-
thizing friend happened to pass aloi g
who fcelinely accosted him:
Z" Hallow what's the matter? A'c
YOU sick -
The victim turned upon him loPE
in which was concentrated q perl%t
avalanche Of reproachlul contempt ald
blhrted out between the intervals pl
his copious upheavals
You fool, do you suppose Inc
p-u-k-i-n-g for fun?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
sInAyamnEea perGGy.

In the Republican platform, adopted
at Chicago in 1865. it is stipulated that
g" The question of suffrage in all the
loyal states properly belongs to the peo-
pie of those States. This was one of
the cardinal principles on which Gen.
Grant was elected, and the lease of
power to the Republican party renewed.
it was a solemn pledge given to the
people, on which their votes were ask
ed. After securing success by such
means, one of the frs. acts Of the par
ty, was to use its whole power to VIC
late this pledge, and to take from the
people OF the loyal States the qucs-
iion OF suffrage which properly belongs
to them.
The XVth Amendment which was
introduced into Congress at its first ses-
sion after the election, deprives the
STATES Of all authority on the qgesttan
ol suffrage. and throws open tic Ballot
box, eve V where, TO the votes OF alI
the races OF mankind. Had not the
pledge been given, and had the secret
purpose TO take from the people of thc
States this vital right been known, Tho
Republican party would nave been dc
feated. They owe their success to per
fdy, aggravated by the frauds, violence
and INJUSTICE with which they arc strlv-
ing to carry. it into execution.
Congress. not satisfied with the pal
pable violation Of the covenant with tho
people. in proposing the Amendment
in the usual manner have annexed
compulsory provision, applicableto Vir
gnia, Mississippi and Texas, BY whicl
these States arc to be excluded from th'
Union until they ratily it.
Party machinery has been called in
to requisition in all quarters, 10 pre-
vent the people from giving an exrres
sion on the subject, and to effect thi
change in our system Of government
so revolutionary in its character, in
manner and by means contrary to tn
majority principle, and snbversive o
the spirit of the constitution.
Legislatures have gone through will
the form of ra flying, which were elec
Ted in the campaign Of 1868, stapfin!
with their party upon the Chpas
pledge: other Legislatures, in Slate
ruled by the bayonet, where tx intelli
gent citizens were outlawed5 Ave ais
mocked the forms of ratification,
Take in the whole history Of this prc
; cccding, and from beginning to end,
is blackened by the emost disgraccful dc
ception and villainy.
What right had the last Pennsylvc
, MA Legislature, elected on a pledG
that the question Of suffrage belong
!. to the people Of the States, to vote fc
an Amendment depriving their cOnstlt
y, uents OF any authority over that vita
, question and what right had the bt
gus Legislatures oftlown-trodden State
f, chosen by negroes, 10 ratily an Amen(
ment taking from the people of Penn
svlvania the power, if they choose
> exercise it. Of preventing negroes: II
dams and Chinese fromruling ovesthel
and making their laws?
Such wrongs are SO monstrous tn;
/. they stand out as perpetual irrlants
: they are the adherence Of respqtol
+. of covenants and lovers of constit4 iol
; al order; their injustice calls inceaan
" for correction. and no peace ca
G be nationally hoped for until theT al
removed.-Pittsburgh (Pa) Post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
Wanted, Anister's Wife.

Wanted, per ady,
Delicate, gerciiacd,
With every beof person,
And every cment o! mind;
Fitted 10y eHr',ure
To move in ;!liunabic life
Please notice advertisement
Wanted, ;,ister's wife"
Wanted thonbred worker,
Who we'll to household looks;
(Shall we see money wasted
By cxtrayadrish cooks y
Who cuts the expenses
With econonarp rs knife,
And washes arub: in the kitchen:
Wanted, aister's wife -
Careful to cntn strangers,
Troccling N and "surh: =
OF this kind nngel visits"
The dcac0n7c hail 50 much
AS to prove nect nuisance,
And "hopeie plaques of their life
Can .on be so the parson's,"-
/" Wanted, listers wife J!
A perfect patef prudence,
To allsothcrnding less,
But never distng the parish,
By looking ,by in dress;
Playing the ofon Sunday
Would aid a,udab!o strife
10 sarc tie sods money:
Wanted, 'uistcr's wife!"
And when wee found the persons.
We hope. bNising III, two.
To lift our dcll build Il new church
Then we shmow what to do,
For they will lora and weary,
Needing ere Of life,
And we shall :.tise: Wanted,
A MINISTER his WIFE"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03
LIFE INSURANCE
LIFE INSURANCE! !
Insure Your Life in the Piedmont
Life Insurance Company
of Virginia..

WHICH is ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST
RELIABLE. COMPANIES IN THE
WORLD! =
wifhin .ttssii5sf. sf.seyentea Months II has issued
OVER NINETEEN HUNDRED POLICIES =
has Insured NEARLY TEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, and secured IN INCOME of between
THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
COLLARS,-a success never surpassed by any
Company in the world. 1t is purely Southern
Company, and pays all its losses as soon as they
occur. Gen. N. Z. EVANS was insured in this
Company, and FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WAS PAID to his family very socn after he
died.
Tho Subscriber is Agent for this Company, and
will visit the District generally, frequently during
the Spring and Summer. Before 1nauring els,-
where wait until 1 call upon you, or write to ne
1t Granitcvilc, S. C.
]. L. BRANCH, Agent.
Feb % If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03


How MEN CAME TO HAVE Boards
Won Helmont tells us that Adam was
created without a beard, but that after
he had fallen and sinned, because of the
sinful propensities which he derived
from the fruit Of the forbidden tree q
beard was made part Of his punishment
and disgrace, bringing him thus into
nearer resemblance with the beasts to-
ward whom he made his nature approx
innate: TheSsarne, stigma was not in
Aicted upon Eve, because even III her
fall she retained much of her original
nodesty, and therefore deserved nosuch
opprobrious mark Won Helmont OBJ
serves, also, that no good angel appears
with beardE and this, he says, is acap-
ital sign by which angels may be dis
tinguished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

Ra,D A siS-yoar-old boy was asked ey
his teacher to write a compoFltf0n On
The subject Of water, and the following
is the production; Water is soodt 2
drink, to swim in, and 10 skate on wien
frozen. When | was u little baby, the
nurse used to bathe me every morning
in water. I have been told that The
Inirns don't wash themselves but once
in len years. I wish I was an iHlqa!
e Doctor, what do you Thinks
the matter with my little boy"
"Why, it's only corruatifed eze5esiS
antispasmodicolIy emanatins from the
germ of the animal refrigerator produ-
cling a prolific source OF irritabllity in
the oricranial epidermis of the mental
profuudity,9
"Ah that's what I told Betsy but
she lowed it was wurrums.
RS WITHIN few miles Of the
city Of Austin, Texas; the Ind,
ans are committing fearful depredations
numbering citizens, carrying off stock
and plnndcring generally, yet the mill
tary sent down there to reconstruct the
white people, by killing them all off
are too busy with politics and niggers
to gye these Indian optrases any at
tention.
near An old scotchman of Boston
used to say I'm open to conviction
hEt I'd lil,cto see the man that car
co.:vinco ne. Old Minister. iYell5, III
predecessor of The Rev. Dir. Storrs, O
Braintree Mass, himself Scotchman
used to say 1t behooveth Scotch
man to be right; for if he be wrong
he will be forever and eternalIs
J wrong"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

GeaF" In the will of the late Wade
Bolton, of Memphis, the following ap-
pears 81 give and bequeath the widow
and children of General Thomas Jona-
than jackson known as Stonewall Jack
son, who fell at the battle of Chanccr-
lorsville. Virginia. $4,000, as history
tells;me his widows fortune was sold
after his death for debt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

8 Dyz fl0 uoNOleu 1ONCi: liz ndu !;dieu
neither pains nor sacrifice to attain his
end, and Mile. Mendel consented to be-
come his wife. The Empress Of Aus
tfia appears to have been much moved
by the story, AID suggested the nomina-
ton Of the bride ;elact to the title of
Baroness de Wallersee,. vhich thus
equalized the rank of the JsSapces, and
enabled them to marry without diiidiiepl5
ty. They live sshe most retired life pos
sible in stheir little chateau on Lake
Stahnberg, where the Duchess Louis Of
Bavaria never puts off, night or day,
the necklace Of pearls, the clasp Of
which she has had riveted on her neck,
and that in consequence Of this pecu-
liarity she is known al through the
country round ~ thena.ne Of tte Fairy
Perlina, from tne old German tale OF
the Magic Pearl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1869-11-03

r John Morrissey was arrested in
Cork few days ago for being drunk,
and brought before the Police Court.
Said the Mayor to him, Were you
drunk John answered, well, sir,
as-near as ! can cay, for fear Id tell a
lie, 4 had fourteen Or hfteenepints. He
was sent to laii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12
b Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioueer.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of !
N decree OF the district court of the Iu','
States for the district Of Virginia given au1 ~
Ballard. bankrupt, shlll sell II public auction
20 the highest bidder. the premises. - u
DAY. october IL, l3t0, the following REAL -
i. Tint ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT Upow oc-
cup!cd by Joha =. Balardl on the Richmond s1j
FrcdericAsbur2, railroad: about one and , ~.
aud appurtenanccs attached thereto. TIL, pr
pcrty ishi-hly improved and very valuable. la.,,%,
rs "; gNnEevh, c TfE G HE 1Jsn
NINETY ACRES contiguous win BE- sold ,cI3'
raicy This piece Wi! be sold at !lo'cl%cS J. ~
las, III 40, l'5 and Id, in sidney. cuinHcG -
the northwestern intersection Of l!A,Y!" ana IA
Ter streets, running thence wcstwardiy alaE ~, ~.
harrie street a.c feet, ana running back e"'' V2'
tween parallel lines III l,et. ..,t
Also LOTS Nos III, iii. IL, III. and 10, win
ne Improvements thereon, In the plan S q ,
street 81 point distant 90 ieGi east oi 4t
street running thence along Williams stree e.s s5
"ardy ana fronting together thereon w III,
zach lot being III feet deep. This tract VIII De SOW
~ o'clock L. 81. .,.,,,.,y
3. An UNDIVIDED oNE-aALF ISTERE>f
IN LOTS i6 and IL on Franklin street. " p'|n,
property formerly owned by Day.i Brown '~
% feet front by e6 feet " depth more or less o,
Also, PART OF Tor Is In same plan, aa ntrG
four ieet iront on Franklin street ahg tu"IIrs
r I'm n. ''''' A"-' 4''''>''' - ,,,..,t,
All ofthe above real estate viii DC sold srb,er'iS
the contingent right Of dover OF Mrs. JAM =
Ballard, wife Of said bankrupt. ,,. a.
TERMS or SALE: onc-fourth CASH oatt',",,, "a.
six, twelve, and eighteen nGSth shm Ss JG
Assignee OF John 7. Ballard BankrHP"
At the same time and place, and on the SAM
terms / as attorney IN fact for j. :. PRrham -
wife win offer for sale their UNDIVIDED S STs
HALF INTEREST in the aforementioned ~
10 and II, above described. rourY vo,rxG.
&c 70 JoaS D. Ao.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12
REAz ESTATE Al PRIVATE SAzG:.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOl, SALE
DPRIVATELi At AMELIA COURT
upItSE-l will sell rrivatc,. on liberal tcru.s .
the premises on which reside, near Amelia I"lI;-
house. THE DIV Filling. which i as @"c'! "
new and l. in thorough repair. contains ii"c G""'
rooms conveniently arranged. Tith cl sets. clc.
There is also upon The premises an Office sixteen
feet square. and the usual oli-halsc~.
in condition for cultivation, and a cons. crahr
portion well improved. \ select ORCHARD ~
beaches AND APPLES has been r"ccnl!t
planted and i now beginning to bear. In a'sH'.
ton t. this there Is thriving NURSERY 81 ahti
500 choice young trees.
statlnn.-a few hundred yarGs distant from te
dwcllinp. AddrGs, r. 4. T..
oc l-FSTuT amelia toWrthnE~c ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12
Be- Wellington Goddin,
Anrtiunror and Real Estate Agent.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXCEL
| LENT FARM OF 225 00-100 ACRES. II
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON THE SlLIil
SIDE OF JAMES RIVER. SEVEN MILE
WEST OF RIrHNDED.-iv virtue OF Il c"ed OF
trust executed Ia the subscriber to secure ne I'M
pail Durcha~c money 10y william ;. ih!illpS,
hcrring date 18th May, 1865. duly recorded In Chcs-
terrified county cnurt. shall In execution thereof
lat the request of the holder at the notes secured
tnc~chv) proceed - sell nj public auction on The
premises. on TUESDAY the 10Th of October, l.6'
i; y O'Clock W.. if fair II not. the first fiir Gay
thereafter the VERY EXCELLENT FAhM
located rs above. fronting on both SIDES 81 thc
River road formerly ccrupcdhv the late Henry
W. Fisher. and now in the occupancy oil The s@id
Phillips. containing 49, aO-l9t acres 81 which
about ouc-half is open land. and the balance III
wood ami timber. ,.r,>-c
Tl-r, /, 81 the place an excellent DWELLING
with efouc Easement: kitchen. stable ana an cN-
cglleut 4uriur over which IS Il stone building rem
drgiusr /: rcI. convenient Tor the keeping OF mix
and i;ttcr. There IS AZ excellent peach orchard
near the dwelling, and the open land Is IN good
heart.
TERMS: Enough in cash II dnfray expenses OF
sale arI II pa If III" balance OF S129 % due on
The rc.otiahlc note which fell duc 29h May last ::
on a credit n Is Il iGl - until the 29th November
rrAt: on a further credit rs tn sll23.99 until thr
a9tn Nav next and rs 10 the residue. on Such
term. rs NAV ne announced NJ the hour Of sale.
BENJAMIN II. SMITH, Trustee.
j. :. fl Is rnh"itle that :. The nour 81 sal" me
terms Of sale hay b. mode more accommodating
-. Go1nrx tilctinuccr oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12

In INC introduction TO 4 brilliant articlr
on Lucian. in the Gc:oher No. Of the South
er7l RcciclC. occurs The following:
of people hat any gratitude they WouiG
not forget their first introduction to = favor
tie author any more than their first intro
duction 10 he future wife or husband.
Some insignificant tca-party, some in>ccilic-
rous picnic, often becomes invested with
portentoUS interest when connected with =
love affair, while, for the most part, men
remember their tir-t reading Of a pet writer
much less yividly then their first assumption
Of Il tail-coat or their lirst absorption Of Il
sherry cGLipcr.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-12
ByA. E. Pulilam, Auctionecr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALL-
| k6IF Land SEAR MANCiiEsTkR. y
ctTrsTr.EFJFID CcT-NTT.-hs commissioner
nnoIntad hy I, decree az The county court Of Chcs-
tnrnId county ~ rs Jane term 1853. in me case -
pi:l.irtrr PrIlia..l ( %. Ct MS. re. francis =.
InGs II rj, We will sell II auction. on the PREM
ses. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of octnner:
fogI 4r~rs an tha t;,rrrilc bv e. C.. McRac. COM
i-is.iorc-. which takes placc 1t y o,c!ocE, ".
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY t52ol A,nt,1
or LAND. adjoining David Mcdaniel, \. I. tui-
liam. ". Harrison. and others. about two mues
from Manchester. 4 portion nf this land - aea,
y!lv wooded with oak and pine. it VIII De al'lueu
into lois ~ per ula: in the hands Of the auctioneef
which y III lc shown 1T sale.
TERMS: Onc-thir'i cash: balance Mt six twGivc
and eighteen months. in bonds with interest added.
and titlc retained until purchase money IS fully
rYia G.. {. NCRAF,
f =. X. WEISIGER,
Commissioners.
sale conducted hvA. G. PrLLIAH.
:, - SGo5 - 3I,Snc |. -. :. =. IL 2Sl3