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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

The Venaugo County Teachers Institute
will meet at Venango City, today at 10
o'clock 2 N aud will continue in session
five days.
The Hon. G.. p. Wickeraham, State su-
perintendent Of Common Schools, will ad-
dress the Institute and citizens this evening
The exercises for each evening will DO an
address or lecture Select reading by Miss
Stetson, 81 Philadelphia and others,
essays, DC. The public are respectfully la
vited to attend.
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REMOVAL OF THE EXPRESS OFFICE
The A. NJ Q. Expl-ss Office Of this place
il being removed from its old quarters in
Warrington street 10 the new bailding op.
posite the depot, to-day. The new quarters
are conveniently arranged for the business,
and Nj. Morgan, local agent for the Com
psny, who is always at his post, and ever
ready to accommodate the public, will be
pleased to zee bis friends and the public
who may have business with the Company.
The old office is to be fitted up for drug
store, by Griffes Brothers, of this place.
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New FiRN.-Business changes in oui
commercial circle are always noteworthy.
b. g. Wachter, who has for several years
conducted the business Of grocer, in Pc.
troleum Centre, in very successful man.
ner, has taken partner in the business in
the person OF John J. Felter, who has been
clerk in the store for several years.
johnny ys sffable manners and generous dis.
position he's won for him many friends in
o'ldom, and bis acquisition TO member
ship In the firm with which be has been So
long connected, will be received with salts
faction by bis friends and the business pub.
lie The new firm of Wschter & Felter has
our best wishes for its success,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

Oiled furul.ure that has been scratched or
marred may be restored to it's original
beauty simply by rubbing boiled lusced
oil, used by painters, on the surface with a
wad OF woeleu rags. Vanished fnrniIure
dulled may be similarly restored by tho use
Of q varnish composition of shellac dissolved
in alcohol, applied in a similar manner.
Common beeswax rubbed over furniture and
heaIsd BY the. friction OF woolen wad
briskly used 10 also an excellent furniture
polish.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

LIVELY OLD GAL The Warren county
correspondent of the Erie Dispatch relates
that at the house of an eloquent Methodist
divine, he recently saw au old lady of eighty.
four suddenly ju mp up and dance hoe
down Tor the space of five minutes, to the
music Of violin and organ which were be-
ing played by members of the family. Give
her the champions belt.
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The New York Sun learns from Washing.
ton that Secretary Boutwell, is makeing ar
rangemsnts to bring ont new loan at 4
per cent. interest, and that it will be ofic-
ally announced at an early day. The Sun
is also informed that an agent of the Scotia
on Wednesday las, in order to negotiate
with capitalists there for a considerable
part Of the loan. The msximum rate OF in-
te,est which he is authorized to treat for is
per cent,
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Nov5-td

Mamma" said precious French miss
VI iour'een, 'you never let me play tho
charades, but kGow how to make them
100 Ny second is what every woman tries
10 conceal Ny whole ia the beginning OF
liberty. Can you guess it?" NO" "Bnt,
mamma, IL Is very simple. 1t is naari-oge.'
The reader will please observe that mari ia
the French for husband.
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At about midnight of Friday Nov ), the
noted sporting house OF Harry Hill, 26 East
Hudson st, became the scene of what may
yet prove to be fatal stabbing ARRAY, in
which the noted proprietor received serious
wounds at the hands OF one OF the fallen
creatures who frequent his place. The
origin of the alfray was disturbance which
was created in the house few evenings ago
by one Nelly Smith.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

A GARD.

Clergyman, residing in SOuth America ~ I.
miss iou ary, discovered sASe and atnple remedy
Sor the Cure Of Nervous weakness Ear.y Decay,
Discases Of the Qnltary and Seminal Organe, and
the whole train OF disorders bSoueht on by banetu'
and vicious habits. GreM numbers have been cur
I'd by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
beneA, the sfiicted and unfortunate viii send the
receipt for prepa ing and using hi, medicine In
sealed Envelope, to any one who needs IT, Free Of
Charge. Adress
JOSEPH T. l1MAN,
Station d. Bible HouAe
~ Y City
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The president will pr robably send in his
message to each honse in writing. The OBJ
Ject oil this is to prevent its premature pub
'icat1on The Secretary OF the Treasury is
also contemplating tha same thing.
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The Boston Post says: samuel Hecht
was found dead in his bed in New York,
bis cold hand clenching Saturdays Tribune
containing an essay on political economy
1t had killed him."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-09

LARuE's M1NsrRELs. famous CON-
eination of Ethiopian talent give an enter
tainmen. at the Opera House this evening.
From far and from near, wherever they have
been, they are heraded as the leading min
f're!s OF the day, and will give Tonight an
Interesting entertainment.
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED TOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
Rochester, N. T.. Nov. 6

ROoheSttr, N. T.. NOV. o.
The Rochester Theatre caught fire In the
green room this morning and burned to the
ground. Several stores adjoining were dam
aged. Total loss about $4,000. Thomas
Carr, manager of the theatre lost all his
property and barely escaped with his life.
Z. l.. Davenport lost part of his wardrobe.
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Inc property stolen Thursday night from
the Dorchester Insurance Company, Boston,
consisted OF sl4,650 in United States bonds,
$1,000 in bank notes, and $2 500 in bank
bills. The loss falls on the depositors.
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Crawford County Teachers Institute
meets at the Cross Cut r 4 at CORY.
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A correspondent OF the Pittsburgh Com
merctal. has been interviewing Mr. Wm
Counelly, of Franklin, Pa. He is 90 years
old, and in good health.
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A post Office has been established on the
east bank Of the Allegheny, opposite Par
ker's Landing, named PoIlocii
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Turkeys are already beginning TO feel
thsir Importance, in anticipation Of Thauks-
giving Day
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CONJUGAk 1lOVE,

IA Diseases which destroy the Manly Powres
and create impediments of MARRIAGE, with sure
means of reei. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge Address, Howard Association Bov r.,
Philadelphia, Pa sepa4 s3m.
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w y OF Closing Mails.

sTS OF Closing Mails.
Z o., PrTsoLEUn CENTRE, Pa,
JUIY FIST, 1898.
l''l fiTttr notice tho mails will arrive at and
tft from IDS Office 40 follows:
ARRIVE
Sac.h AID East, via. Irvineton. 10. % A. N.
'olth md West, Meadville, 51S F. IL
2or a ., East, d" Cory, ass
DEPART
'o"'h md West s.45 A. N.
4or sast and West, e.sOP NJ
"'h Rast and Vest, 1900 A.
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Henry J. Raymonds son has gone to work
on the New York Ti'nesas reporter. That
is the way to begin.
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sTa. PETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 10Y q. m.
Vsspsr and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament at 4p. m.
Ca!echism at p. N.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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nETHODIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ and
~ P. ". Sabbath School at l2lS P. H.
eats free. a cordial invitation extend
%
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. s 8 6 8 9 q 9

TJNO THE WORKING CLtSS--We ave now pre-
L pared to furnish all classes with constant
ployment at home, the whole of the time or for the
spare mos,ants, Business new, light aud profitable
Persons Of either sex easily earn from soc to S5
per evening, and n proportional sum by devoting
tner whole time TO the busiuess. Boys and girls
earn nearly much us Wen Tha all who see this
notice may send heir address and test the business
make this unpa aeied offer: To such a. are not
well fled, we VIII send 5 to pay for The trou
lie Of writing. Full particulars valuable sample
which vii do to ommenie work on, and copy o.
the Peoples Literary Campanion--one of the argest
and best family newspapers publshed-ail senl free
tv mail Keaier il You want permanent, proftsbc
work. address E G. AL EN- 81 co, Augusta,
Maine. nov43m.
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View Flour, Feed and Grocer
store
j. s. pRGATEFER.

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON MATN.sT,
opposite the McClntock House, ha. IN hand n
lage and fist class stock of Flour, Feed aud
Groceries which he Is selling at low figure
w. Don't forget the plsoe--whore A, D Cotton
u Company broko up.
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stvine s;erviC,s.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
're"ching at ii o'clock A. NJ, and ~
''o,ack p. NJ
REV. J. T. OxroBY, Pastor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-24
Pot,etical Extracts. acts.


oh, 'Absalom my son dyson!
His feece was white as snow 3oE ~"
He stole s,pi8 and away, no run pH.EF
ToFthe Bay Of Biscay, Ol
fhyvSy iasoaod o6 .ho :bbs,,n, bbus,rn,ng dock, Jlh1
And smoked his plpe of clay,
And bet bis money. on the bob.tatled ,nag,
Whs0 TIE moon had gone away ~ I
i},hthvp, top4r p4 whon, from tho bpuuugss = .5
H'1ksssed my Polly Ann, ,rG., ,1,' .,,i
So run, Elijah. and hurry up Pomp, .......,.
Yes, or any othor man. ~
-S!nn'f hNf G.En E,ttHB rI1ES
on, what arc tho wild waves saying?
cried the long night through,
Andsa yoice replied Tar up the heighte
AIittle moro cider too.
Tho harp of natures advent strung ID
10 coming through tho rye;
Thon kiss mo quick and 20, my honey,
Said the spider to the fly. n".s
NY, Willic's on tho dark. bluc sea, '' ~' 'i
eWith' five huhdted thousand more, "'.'
Ahd'n,y days arc gliding swiftly by "''..'
70 tho old Kentucky shore. 2'.:s .'.' g."
~ al
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of au order from John 4. Pc.
tcrSon, Probate Judge for Newberry Coun.
ty, will sell at Ncwbcrry o. H., on the
first Monday in December next, tho follow
ing property viz: One tract of land con.
tanning two hundred acres, more or less,
bounded hy lands Of james a. Crotwell,
Bnilus II. Buzhardt and others, and lying in
three miles OF town. :.
Terms, One half cash. balance on credit
one year. interest from day of snlc aud q
bond and mortgage to secure the same
The same being sold as the real estate OF
Nancy Davis deceased. 8.
Also 229 acres more or less, bounded by
lands OF james McClung, cstuto of John
Sterling, VIM. N. Miller aud others, tho
real estate Of JLmcs X. Glider, deceased.
TERMs-One third cash and the balance
on credit Of one and two years,
IN two equal installments with interest
from day OF sale, with bond and two good
suretles ana mortgage to secure tho pay
mcnts. The cost must be paid in casl, d.
AIsc tract No. |, coutaining o05 acres
more or less, bounded by Mnds of Henry
Boozcr, by other lands OF the estate, Fred
erick Boozcr and others.
No. 2, 100 86.l00 acres more or less,
bounded by lands Of the estate, Rcbccea
Hendrix and others.
No. 3, ll0 39,lO0 acres more or less,
bounded ny lands Of A. J.. Longshorc,
levi Longshorc and others. The tructs,
being the real estate Of George Boozer, de-
ceased.
TERMs--One third cash aud the balance
on'a credit of ono yoi with bond and
mortgage to secure tho same. Purchaser
to have the privilege Of paying the whole
In cash. .s s..
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S ]SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bank OF Nowberry, S. G., vs.. Henry Whit
mirc.
By virtue Of sundry wrlts Of Fieri ,Faoles
TO mo directed, wifi sell ON tho, first Moh-
day IN Decembcr pext. ut NewberryS Court
House, to wit: I e. ~ & Z NJ
All tho right, tito and interest which
Henry Whitmire may have had zsinoo the
rendition%of thefjadgmept ~ tho above
stated case,Sin tho lot Of land fronting, on
con Pratt" "ahh jacob Singley, now In tho
possession of Wright Il Coppock, levied on
at the suit Of tho Bank Of Newborry, g. C.,
W. Henry Whitnlire. '@' ,. '~ 81.
Also, all the right, titlo and interest which
George ID. Smith mny have had In snid lot
Of land since the rendition OF tho Judgment
In tho case Of the Bank Of Newberry, 8. 9.
vs. George D. smith, levied on at tho suit Of
the Bank Of Ecwberry, 8. O. vs.. George D.
smith. S3
Also, One tract Of land containing ono
hundred aid twenty.cight acros, more or
less. bounded by lands samuel Mexico
decd, Estate Of samuel Young and Mrs:
Atchison and others. Also, Tho fine brick
house and lot now owned and occupied by
W. II. Webb, and lying ON Main street
Il. r.. and bounded by lots Of Henry Koon
and II. o. Henson. Levied on as tho prop.
orty of N. +. johnson, at the suit Of tic
Bank of Ncwbcrry. So
Also, scvcn hundred acres, more or less,
bounded bv LANDS Of DR.. Il. p. Clark, Il. p.
Chalmers, VIM D. Rceder, ct al. Levied
on Mt tile suit Of VIM. Neal for samuel Jor-
dan, ct al, vs. II. W. Cary. $3
Also, will resell $50 acres. moro or less,
(at tho risk of the first purcllascr) bounded
by lands Of DR.. George Glenn aud Others
Levied OH Ut tho suit Of II. W. Rikard vs.
j. D. Glymph. So
Also, One lot IN Helena. containing three
and three fourth acres, moro or less, bounds
cd by loIs Of Il. Scruygs and others noar G..
q q. f. Il. Levied on rs tho property Of J.,
NJ. Plumcr Mt tho suit Of james Fcnucr.
I. n. PAYSINGER, 8. N. O.
Nov 10, 44-3t
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The American Girl Of the
Period. --n.a. .."#
VIEWED FROM AN ENGLISH STAND.
.,.... ... POINT.

"A certain London paper is crod
tied with II particular and intimate
knowledge Of American affairs and
American people, and this is what
one of'its w,itors has to say about
tho American young lady: 4H
This is the country whore wo-
men first agitatcd for their rights,
although what rights an American
young lady docs not already pos
sess I am at a loss to conceive.
When sho marries she commits IL
sort Of Social suicide, but before
that "happy dispatch" she has ov-
cry thing pretty much hcr own
way. ( Her father pays for her
Partisan toilets without repining !;
her mother is hor humble servant.
From tho ago often to tho day Of
her marriage, sho indulgcs in ono
long Irritation. although tho object
Of it frequently changes. Shc moi
thor reads, nor works, nor walks;
her whole existence is passed in
flirting, dressing, driving and'danc-
ing.>> .Uor life at Il watering place
is, I should imagine, somewhat n
mopotonous ono, although she
seems thoroughly to enjoy it. Sho
gots up at about 10 o'clock, and af-
ter a breakfast which would give
London drayman an Indigestion,
she flirts on Il vcrandah until 2
o'clock, then she dresses, at 8 sho
dimes, after dinner sho goes out
driving with some favored swain i;
when sho returns sho dresses again
for tea, and from 8 TO IL o'clock
she dances. TO all intonts and
purposes, ,sho is. without q chape-
rome, but sho is ablc to take care
Of horself: Occasionally, but rare
ly, she, marries for love, but, as Il
general rGio, sho knows to n dollar
what evory admirer has, and as
pires to a. house in Fifth avenue, Il
carriage, and to be arrayed in silks
and fine linen. II had an offer
from q man with 100000 n year
and q growing business" said an
ethereal being Of sixteen to mo,
"but I shall fill out more in q year
or two, whom I think can do bot
ter" West Point, ono Of tho prot
tiest of American watoring-placcs,
is tho most favorite field for flirta.
tion, because it is close to the Mill
tary Academy. The fortunate.
youths. at this establishment are
much in vogue with tho fair sex
- 4 u a. II };o,, x1st l. opo oPfh hopn
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Sherif's Sale.

John A. Barksdale and vito, vs.. NV lillian E.
Nance, Admir- and others. 8 st r
Pursuant to the decretal order In tho above
stated case, I will soil at Nowbcrry @. H., on
the first Monday IN December next, fourteen
and 33,100 ocres Of land, moro or less, tho
samo being tho Homestead, Of Drayton
Nanccs doed, bounded by tho street loading
from New6erry G. H., to O'Neall's Mill, tho
lot Of DR.. .Ogier and the Higgins Ferry Road.
On this place there aro fine buildings, and
the place Is very desirable, being In The ins
corporation. .t>,.,,,,i,- :,
Terms Of Salo-Ona third Cash, with the
privilege Of paying the whole In Cash, but if
not Paid, to be secured by tho bond of tho
purchaser with mortgage Of the premises.
aud insurance Of tho buildings I'm such Com.
pany rs may approve, for ono year, s7''
THOS. NJ. PAYSINGER, 8, N, O.
Nov, II, as ct
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RV0fsszsas5 yaNuAnN.
EsyS&4@eSGS "nHAVVD'
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, a now edition of Dr.. Cul.
verwelps Celebrated Essay on tho radical
cure twithout mcdicinc) Of Spcrmatorrh1a,
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Gcminal
Losses. Impotoncy, Mental and PHYSICAL ms
capacity. 1mpcdimeuts to Marriage, etc. !;
also, Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits;
induced by solf.indulgcnco or sexual cx>
trHvnganco.
O-rrico, in a soaled envelope, only six
ccnts.
Tho celebrated author, In this admirable
essay, clcarly demonstrates from n thirty
years successful practice, TINT tho alarming
consequences of sclf>abusc may bo radtcollY
cured without tho dangerous uso of Internal
medicine or tho application of tho knife:
pointing out mode Of euro at once simple
certain, and cffcctual, by means of Which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
and radically. "''''
O-Fhis Lecture should DO in the hands of
every youth and cvcry man In tho land.
Sent under scal, In a plain cnycope. to
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of six
cents, or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Cul.
Ycrwell's Marrngc Guido" "prlco rs cents.
Address tho Publishers,
CIIAS. J. G.. KLINE & CO..
July 7 28 1y.
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$50 Acre
In Re. Martin Chaplin, in
dividually, and as Survi-
yor of Summer q Chaplin,
RonL,.,,,>t

BY order O. the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge OF the U. S. Dist. Court for the Dist.
Of So. Gu, will sell Mt the residence Of
Martin Chaplin, in Lexington County on
Wednesday, the lst day Of December,
1859, all the real and personal property
belonging 10 the estate Of Martin Chapin,
Individually and rs Survivor of Summer &
Chapin-Bankrupt, to wit, tract of land
situate in Lexington County, on Elack
Creek, containing GOO acres, more or less,
bounded by lnnds If Wm. Taylor, Joshua
Tnylor, Henry Addy, John Able, and tho
two notch road; / tract containing 2654
acres, more or less, bounding on lnn}s Of
W. l.. Summer, decd, Mary A Martin,
Jacob Koon and others; tract continuing
S06 acres, more or less. bounding on lands OF
a. ualliwangcr, jacob Koon and others;
tract containing log acres more or less,
bounding on lnnds OF Jacob Wessingcr,
Eli Slice, j. 7. Koon and others, aud all
situate IN Lexington County. fine steam
saw mill in fine running order, with appar-
atus complete. Also horses, mules, wagon
gearing, black smith tools, farming tools,
old irons, log chains. &C., &c.
Terms Cash, purchasers 10 pay for n.
pers and stamps.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
Nov.3 43 At. Assignee.
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Decidedly Nice.

Having just returned from New York and
other cities, with tho latest styles, and n
full stock Of material selected by myself, to
suit my customers, Invite all who are VIII.
ing to receive me as n permanent citizen TO
call at my gallery over Mayes & Martins
etorc, and SEQ for themselves.
Motto, good work at reasonable prices.
NO charge for looking, and not much for
picture. |' 'o'
Elegant Selections Of enc Cases, Albums,
&c. Your faithful Artiat,
W. II. WISEMAN.
Oct. Is 10 IT,
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Catharine A. Ward ct. al. ys. James B. Brown,
In Equity.
Pursuant to tho decretal ortler IN the above
stated case: viii sell at Ncwberry G. H., S. G.,
Ing tract of land, viz: - '''''
acres. moro or less, situate in Helena, bound
ca oy lots ofJoel u. Edwards, a street separa>
Huntington and others '7 ''"" ~
is isrms-One7thirdl Dash. and balance on a
credit of ono year, with bond and mortgage to
secure tho same he purchaser may pay All. or
as much moro than ono third as no may chooso -
TllOS. II. FAYSIAGER, y. N. O.
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BY order Of the Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan,
Judge Of the U. S. District Court, for the
District of South Carolina, I will sell at the
residence Of J. Hardy Suber, In Ncwbcrry
County, on Wednesday tho 24th day of No.
yember, 1869, Nll tho real and personal props
erty belonging to tho Estate Of said j. IIar-
dy Suber-Bankrnpt. The Real Estate cons
sists of all the interest, right and title Of said
Bankrupt, in or to the Following tracts Of
land, viz:
Tract containing 332 acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands of j. Is. Hcllar, John
Crooks and others. Tract containing 273
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Dan.
iel Subcr, Wade Suher and Broad River.
Tract containing 1913 acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands Of j. NJ. Brooks. #. b.
Kennerly and others. Tract containing 40
acres, moro or less, bounded by lands Of w :.
P. Gillian, w. H. Ruff and j. B. Smith,
and Tract containing 49, ncres. more or
less, bounded by lunds Of Daniel Subcr and
tho Columbia road, and all situate in New,
berry County. Also, somo Notos and Acs
counts.
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
-. JOHN #. PETERSON, Assignee.
Nov. 8 43 3t
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Sheriff''s Sales in Equity.

George Brown, surviving ex'or of Daniel T.
Curcton, decd, VS.. Sarah Curcton,
Adn'x., Of james Cureton, decd.
James Cureton, decd, vs. George Brown
and wife, and others.
Pursuant to a dccrctal order in the above
stated case, Twill resell at the risk of the
first purchaser, Three Hundred and Fifty
Acres OF Land, more or less, bounded BY
lands OF +. K. Schumpert, waters Of Bush
River. and the homo place Of Daniel Cure.
ton, deceased. Terms, ono third cash, the
balance on credit Of one and two years,
with interest from day Of sale, and mort.
gage to secure tho same.
T. III. PAYSINGER, s. n. c.
Nov 10, 44-3t S6.