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CAUTION.

public ii cautioned ncnin,i employing any
mt the regularly a'i'hcr,zea Agents of thn Comm.
y sine. the i,obe't- Patent cover the use of The
= rpein and all explosive inai"rifls fJr oil we'll.
d the Il .e of sU IL n'alerials hv other parties l. n
Suct ini ingen'ent oi iRer rgl!- sny parties in
ingin. any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS -vin IN.
,-alt with According 10 law, and rs acting villr,IIy
id knowingly in 4. iahce Of law and the decisions
# The Courts
,r tin u view 10 accommodate Oil Ac', IN evers par'
4, the Oil REGION. They have employed the most
,ti.,icnt A.ens ard Sssi'inri- thar b. procured
.r ,he business Each Torp"lo l. labelled with
'ra If patc,Its, together with the price Of the Tor
Z, il, aud siruod Ivy an officer of the Company, Ga
e. ~ DperatOr WISHING Torpedo may know lis
i . and wiciher Il can from our otiiri.
pc ators Will confer II favor by reporting to this
- Go any negligence Of Agent.
''e following named persons hive h"'r DIN
Z. Ag,ati and Assistant AGENTS tie o.. Il lio
y. eaasy ylvana and Wes. NigiI4il.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

",TUSvILLE, CEU1CI RUN AND VICINI-
'--iilpilEN NOoR Office, llan.lfon's Clear
aIl;,ss Ttusyiile, Pa. Assistant, John Van
80 We
r,lrsVtLLE. CHURCH RUN AND yICrYI.
i-l. ii THOMAS. Odce and address, Man
@, UpIse, Y itusvil'e, Pa.
lAN'i, liti AND YlGINlTY-GEORCE IR-
-. oA,c Hlamburg; residence, IitGsyille, ia
.IaHt, \ \. West
>THtliRiSE. pLEASANTVILLE. BEAN
t'GN AKA PlTHoLE-GEoRGE W. VAN
!. ~ G.ll.e and address. Chase House. Peas.
4, TIE. Assistant, II. G. HUNTINGTON.
iiiIUur' AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
't,,liN. on aud address, Exp e5s Ocicc Tidi
- .. Assistant, T. G. Beardsier
HtTRbitl CENTRE AND IICiNITY-
& f.A'l MASNN Olice and address, Petroleum. Cel
g. P>. A.-i ant Charles Bl8clfo.d
"a it hND hL0OD FAitMS and District living.
'p ril hc-N and cherry Run, from Story Farm 10
-sf.llntonl;' '"le--jA nES SAUNDEhH. Ad 'ress
arr Farm. ~. Assistants. Luther D. Saunders,
tn"rlss y Cn'lr'n aud Wlam Hoyt.
$40, ,L'NioCi.VlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
= 81. idircss, Oil City Or Reno, Pa
M ~, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIy.
go "iLREt Oilice and address. Frankl lin, Pa
ufUkH ass, FISTER FARM " Pa6kEt';
tNN'tN '--ElNHARD W. REDPlELD. Office
~. e'er - Herubrrass, Ia Assistant, r. W poI.
d'l. pdd' ss rul ntnn, Pa
( 7 L tfthIA-C d, Angel. rnp - T.
y V 40 tesf r,rse"s6nrg, West virginia
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Friends aui patrons, one anlan.
Your gtteet'on to my biz wolll clll;
Timrs are dull an money tight,
But ia hese times I'm looking for light;
To those who are building rigs without number,
! would nform--,hi. is tie place to buy Lumber;
Mymatto /. thi9: "Q1ic', Sales and Small TrnGt,"
For business is healthy and think much OF i;
In Qualiiy my Lumber is second TO none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /;
Some may not loa, at it in the light do,
And for .Lo.e have n quality No .;
And to those who are partcu'ar-as some may be,
1 still have anoth,r qualify ca Id No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which | will sell at "a low cash price;
Such as rl,cring. Ceiling and Siding, Doth Rough
and Dressed,
Iath, Battcns and Surfaced Lumber, all OF TIC
best;
also have nj, Lumber of all kia9s,
AT prices to compare with oil and hard iimes
, All kinds of Tmber Kept constantly on hand,
And boz Of Cigars of very good brand;
| My ficties rorsd ing arc surely without rumbei
/ always keep good tesms to deliver good Lumber
So If you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Soit O
| Uhrl,
You viii find lust what you wan. at l. NJ SIS Lum
Der Yald.
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VIC have large and well selected assortment o
Jo5n.nS Waterfall. embracing tie very
latest stylez We are therefore, enabled 10 eAecute
Joo Work Of every variety in satisfactory manner
when desired, Jobs will be neatiyprinted in CaLoEs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-23
HlSIE RAILWAY.

-.
ER'r HALLWAY
llo- MILES UNDER $50 MILES WIyuorr
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE of CoAohp.
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN TIE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND sOUTIf.WEST
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDs FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles,
Cleveland to New York 625 Milec
Dunkirk to New York 46C Miles
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles.
Rochester to New York 325 Miles.
AND Il FROM
- >: TO q MILES THB SHORTEST
ROUTE..g
New ani improved Coaches are rnn from Crcia
ng,i, Dayton, Urbsua, Marion, taliJn, Manshci.
| Ashland, AKRON. C'eyrAud, Harten, Me.dy,Ie'
| Ddukiga, fuialo and Rochester to
New York yViiiROJ,. Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE To BOSTON.
| On end after Monday. .Trro IS. IS1a ualus
| vii leave Ncad,lllo ~ the .,,!uwiI, hours N2:.
FRANKLIN EIsANCii--roing souta.
LEAVE:
MeaGvillc, SIS =. Il, II so \. ", 3,i9px, Az
[ AUuyr:
| Franklin, ~ 4" 1.15 HlU SO"
Ui. Clty, SO =. lt5 - 100 az"
FRANKLIN sIs siN0H--Goins Sor,,.
LRAvE
OF CITY. 1880 4. NJ, 0lo AN, Ser N,aIopx
A Frat kn,lavl sag " 40 ~.
Y AERyr:
MealliNO, 9,i5 P. II. l ,?5A.M G,l5r n II.jrn
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GOING WEST.

/ So 4. n. DAY EXpREsS. d,tly. 'loI'sy.
aud : }rth. Connects at g arhsy.pe. SudHgS
ccpt d, for sharon Newcastle ard i'i''>!r;t -
isayi'jshurg ior Noni --tUwi and ShaIou; At C!e,e
and with Like Shore Railway, fur TIE West anl
NuTE-We4'; ~ Rayru"a, ''idS rs ,y~psl. fO- ~.
lilaco N'u Pitslursi'; st ,SIrn. sunday - !,
Gf Oryiilc and Nj er-huiv, u; [ hgrN win l1'is.
burgl, Cincinnati and ~ i.uuis ''Hlv ny.uI iTliw.
ap7l =, and at Cincirna'i with ~" Ohio 4 Mi's-
1iPFi i,olvay, for 81. l.oni' aud y.e a'H!h aud
Sputlj,We-'.
S.ccnils Coaches are st',ched 10 his tiain st
HurnelisyiIe, running tlroash;o Cl.vclanlwiiaa.t
,Lunl,c
s g., >. ". pXrRrSs NAV. dnii, s1rdqr;
exc pied. iir Clr''lind and 5h- W = nnt Norif
- tsr. Connects u. Clar.s,ii!. Tor sharon, NtwsH
sIoIo hallway fos he VI, II anu NortL-Wes,.
! go &. ~. SIGt,T TX PRESS, daily ic-
| Clcve AND, CINCINNATI Al tiir wc' a'd SOUTH -
Cu4ucc's 90 Ira,itist crr. Sr"i4.- 'Ne"1l", 'y'
yrau.stu.. r; ~ .Ccycland with l.:ko N9oc a.
way 'ur 4 &, West .nG North Wn. III II 1T CT 'in'
mn with ihr ohio X Mss!s.ipp' NliiwAy for -
| Ous and ;io ''outh and south.S rst.
a ~csplnc Conch IL attached 70 this train ~ Nv"
! York, running through 10 C.uc!nu.ii
! iI.,O 4. NJ. ACcoMMODATiON, sunilr'
excepted. frr -bu L and Way Stations, e3h'
Meeting for lJs gsiown.
s.3n T.. Va. FREIGHT & ACCoMgoDA,
TloN daily
7.ro A. w. Way FREIGHT, Sundays G.
ut, u.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
4 DRrAN II. MuLLER, AucrIoNEER.

A DR1AN II. MULLER, AUcTIoNEER
"A ExECuT0hs SALE OF VALUABLE STORE PRO
PFkTY ON GREENWICH DEY, FRONT AND SOUTH
STREETS. s.n 80 ADklAa H. MILLER r.. R. WILKINS 4
the Exchange ssesrooIn III broadway, order under
direction OF Samuel Valentine ESQ., executor Of Abraham
Ea-nlBe, deceased:-- .Efpr t.7tusT
GREENWICH STREET-The Lot OF land, together with
the brick Store thereon situate the easery
Of Greenwich street. between Vcsey and Barclay Streets and
known as No 22y. N1ft5
DEY Street.-The Lot Of land, together with the four
story brick Store thereon, situate the north sdc of pey
No sd .TEHfE Fe'If
FRONT sTREETThe Lot of land together with the tour
story brick Store thereon situate the of Front
street between Fletcher street and Burning slip and known
No. 1855. & N
SOUTH STREET Tho o, OF land, together with the four
story brick yoie thereon situate the north OF South
street between Catharne and Market Streets and known
No. 2dy. tN -
Sale maps the Office Of the auctoneer No Pine street,
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.
ylrhSTED A FURNISHED HarsF, SUITABLE 10
w kcrp FEW boarters which tho owner womc a.
cept board payment the I'd ress Mics H. b. uo
1l3 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

AUCTION sALE--AT ns WEST INVENT Y-sixTH
N
Rare Opportunity for
Housekeepcrs Waning Good Furniture
EDWIN MICH OLS co. Auctionecfs will se al. the hand
Household Furniture at private residence, ilS Twen
tvsiYh street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues this
onday) morning. January a. NJ II O'Clock precisely All
the made order menths for the pre-
sn owner, and will be sold TO the highest bidder without
reserve.
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Panoforte,
Bcauful Parlor Suits. latest style,
covered with and gold crimson and gold French
satin brocnte SILK striped and plain reps: Works or Art
Br0nzes, Clocks, OIL Paintings, Stauarv Vases Etagerea
Mirrors Curtains Tables Turkish chairs, Lounges Book
Desk, rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Wash
stants Commodes Spring and nair Mattresses Bcds Ban
kets, Linen Sofas. ChAirs Rockers Lounges side5osrd
Extension Table, Vcvet Brussels Ingram Carpets Glass
Ctina and silver Ware Cutlery. &c n B-Paries wishing
attend this safe take BrUadway, Sixth Seventh
md stop Of Twenty sixth street. the house
Sale positive, rain or shine
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A Housekeepcrs hotel keepers and the trade.
s9 ihe largest and richest Household /


i. NICHOLS Auconcer will sell at public auction, this
(Monday morning. January a. at ln1f O'Clock precisely,
$40 lots magnificent Household Furniture Brus.
SEES medalon Carpets, rosewood Panoforc ct the large
FIVE story dwelling residence 1g Brevoor place Tenth
between Fifth and University place, consisting OF
superb Pnror SUITS latest ryle covered with French satin,
dc Rose gded Ta.tes chas adys Dcsk, rosewood Etag
py an an Drai III = ncp1 a ac
rosewood ~ anotorts Stool and Cover 2 Brussels
ingram Carpets rich French Bronzes French Clocks Vases
s.auary ~ fine Oh Paintings BY eminent artists; FngrA
wings Parlor Ornaments Books 10 walnut and rosewood
kc Quilts, Sheets Bolscs Pillows Sofas Chairs Rockers
Bed Lounges covered with and haicoth silver plated
Ware China tea and dinner Sets. Crockery Table Cutlery
walnut tea and extension Table, Buffet, d,nng Chairs &c
Sale positive Goods removed boxed and shipped by
able
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

MORTGAGE sALE.--J. BO9ART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY
l virtue Of Il chate mortgage will expose for at
public auction on Monday the 2ith day OF January 1870
between Third and Fourth avenue. Counter Tabes Chairs
nnge, Oyster Counter Boxes Curtains Plates Crockery
Knives and Forks and s Cooking Utensils Boilers Lumber
IN private boxes Gas Fixtures; also three years Lease OF
said premises. j. X. FARRfNGTON,
HrW Attorney for MortgsRee,
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

MORTGAGE SALE.-MyER ELSAs, AUcTfONEER
Nl sells this day nine ocock "a Rivifston street.
entire Fixtures OF Bu.chera shop. L. RINDSKOPF, Al
torney for MortgHgee
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

A PRACTICAL pIsrILLER WANTED ONE CoMpE.
N snsto charge Of estapirhed dis'icry
Address q. X. Co.. Charlotte, n. G., giving experience,
recommendations, Ac. salary esrcc;ed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

foRrGAGE sALE-IsAAC WOLF, AUCTIoNEER
l sells this day, NJ two O'Clock, entire
tanned In the house No. l9 Chrystie street. conssng Of
Carpets Oilclot Tables, Chairs, Bureaus Wash Stands,
Mirrors Bedsteads and Bedding together with
OF the House. Hon. JOHN J. BLAIR, Attorney for the
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

CHERIrF'S SALE LIQUOR STORE WILL. SELL
- ttr day Monday, Al II oeeck, las rish avenue
stock and fixtures Of Liquor Store vz:-Bar Glasswa
&c.; aisoqnantity Of Ale, Cigars, SO.
JAMES O'gRII,S Shertr.
II. O'NRfLL, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

ytviLLlAM ABBOTT, ArcTIoNEER.-EY VIRTUE or
w chatel mortgage iwtil sell ths day Monday, 24h
inst at IL O'clock the Furniture ana fixtures OF the hestau
and Bafroon Mt Nos. ~ aud ~ Beaver street large
number Of walnut marble Tables Counters Dining
Room Chairs Glass silver Ware, Copper BDise anu
Pans Cutlery and Croczsrs, Mirrors fine Iron Safe
WILLIAM ABBOTT, Attorney .et Aortgagee.
Onlce No n CITY Ii All rlEca.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

MORTGAGE SALE-TRUCKS. .rsae. N
M JACOB BOGARr, Auctioneer.
BY virtue OF chaai gage will expose for saie at
public auction, Monday, 24th day OF january 1870 al
w O'Clock In the forenoon, ut Nos 4 4 lat andi4g Var
lex street, -
SIX large double furniture Trucks platform springs.
One large double furniture Truck half platform sprura
One large double furniture Truck called white FawnT
One onehorse express Wagon.
Two round body close Coaches,
One square body panel Coach.
One open. .Baroliche. ia tat# ~~
Two two-scat Wagons.
A s JOHN ~ HITLER
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

S'HERIFF'S SABF.-RlCffARD WALTERS, AUC-
- will seA ths day tMonday), at II o'clock la6
Broadway, tie contents or sate, consisting Of Horses
Wagons. Coaches, Harness, Stable Fixtures, &c.
JAMES o'BRlES, SL,ir.
PETER McksIGHr, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
TnP TRADES.

4 BvERTIsFMENF 10 TAILOKS..-A CUTTER, WHO
~ has been employed Tor three in one oil the most
fashionable houses Of Par wants 10 take engagements IN
functions IN New York; he speaks perfecty
well, En- ish, French aal German has practice VII. GUS
tonrra; reference had OF Mr. A. Tohnson Ban ke
80 Wall agcet, New York. For settlement please Apply to
o. q. nLENM, a. Ruo dc batorde, Paris France.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

IVANTED 70 RENT IN GOOD NEIdiBoRnuooD,
w three Or brick brown stone House, p
tween Fourteenth ant Fifty ninth stfess huness wh iut
description and owcst rent NJ r. g, Herald onio&
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

yVANTFD-A TEA CLERK; ONE THAT UNDER.
w stands The business thoroughly; ohe apply
at osc sth av, between fist aud 42d sts.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

lWANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN
w situation either salesman a bookkeepcr and
correspondents; has business acqantalccs
control good Texas trade &C. good pennan and
quick nt henes satisfactory references Address ZEAL
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

CTEAM FNGISEs. &c, FOR SALE.
~ One Stationary Engine horizontal, l0x2A inches.
Ono Stationary Engine, hoixUnta. l5x31 inches
One second hand Engl4r. horizontal 2iSsa Inches.
Ono Porta1ls Ergnes sxl2 inches.
one Sugar Mill toa z4x inches 10 diameter by ~ cet
long with and begts,e carriers extra wheels &c, &C.
a. soath Bioolyn steam Engine Works corner of
Inlay and summit streets. Brooklyn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17
DEATHS IN OUR MIDST.

most remarkable scene Of mourning occurred
in our town on Tuesday last. 1t was the burial
of two we'll known citizens, and the melancholy
ceremonies of the day were participated IN oy
large numbers of people.
sNir. W. Z. HARRIS died in this village on Sun
day afternoon, after lingering illness Of some
months. He had been resident Of Anderson for
nearly FIVE years. and was generally esteemed for
his kind and benevolent disposition, together with
faithful discharge of every duty in life Mr..
HARRIS was native of North Carolina, though his
youthful days were spent in tEis vicinity. His
family removed to Georgia about twenty-five years
ago. and afterwards to Tennessee, from which lat
ter State he came back to Anderson early In 1850.
He YVES in the 45.h year of his age.
The remains of Mr.. HARk1s were escorted from
his residence by the Masonic fraternity and the
Sons of Temperance to the Methodist church,
where the funeral discourse was delivered by Kew.
W. A. HoDGEs, before q large and attentive con-
cregation. He was buried in the Presbyterian
churchyard with Masonic honors.
Mr.. JONATHAN T. HARRISON departed this life
at his residence, three miles west of Anderson, on
last Monday morning For more than hve years
Mr.. HARRISON has been sufferer from rheuma-
tism and has nearly all that time been confined to
the house by this affection. He bore his great
sufferings with an uncomplaining spirit, and ~as
at all times resigned to the will of God Mr.. HAIR
SON removed from Fairfield to this place about
seventeen years ago, and has ever been held in
high esteem as citizen. He served in the Con-
federate army for several years, and in the dis
charge of his duties as soldier contracted the
disease which terminated his life. He was about
As years of age.
The funeral sermon over the remains OF Mr..
HARRISON was preached by Rev. W. D. BEVERLY
in the Baptist Church, after which the Masons
took charge of the body, and with appropriate
honors deposited in the grave all that was mortal
Of their deceased brother.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March / f.
In the Senate, Sumner, in n personal explana-
tion, said Prim had made no proposition for the
sale Of Cuba.
In the Supreme Court, Strong was seated rice
Grer, resigned Chase decided, in the Grape
Shot case that Lincons provisional courts in
Louisianu and elsewhere were legal tribunals.
In the Senate, Sumner introduced bill to
strengthen legal reserves of national banks and
for the resumption of specie payments January l.
1871.
Georgia was resumed. Morton offered an
amendment repeating the law forbidding the or.
ganization of the Georgia militia. The general
bill was discussed by Trumbull 10 executive ses'
sion, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House. business was unimportant. An
order from the War Department directs officers on
reconstruction duty in Mississippi to repair to
their homes on indefinite leave of absence.
In the House, the following were presented, un-
der the regular call: 4 bill to contract the Cape
Girardeau Messonac Railroad to abolish female
clerkships in departments; resolution looking to
the material reduction ef the tariff, and internal
revenue-the latter received only q votes. A
resolution giving Mrs. Stanton one years salary,
passed. The House resumed the deficiency ap'
preparation bill.
Resolutions of censure will be reported against
Butler of Tennessee. for cadetship irregularities
Fish was before the Foreign Affairs Committee
on Cuba.
Gov. Holden asks for troops in hamance County
n c., which he proclaims in iusurYection. Abbott
and Pool support the application.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17

THE SOUTHERN CuLrIvAToR.-This staunch
friend and favorite Of the farmer is promptly be-
fore US. The current number is filled with the
usual quantity of interesting matter for the farm
or, gardener horticulturist and general reader 1t
is truly said that agriculture is fast being recog-
nized on all sides science, and oil those who
expect to thrive by this honorable pursuit should
subscribe for the Southern Catfiuator, and works
of q similar character. Without agricultural
journals, in this day and time, tllers of the soil
must be plodding on in very unremunerative
way, while their more enlerprising ncighbors are
reaping the benefits of enlarged and varied e1pe'
rience.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17

- The Anderson Intelligencer recently called up
on the Charleston Republican to make good its
charres of corruption against some of the Demo-
cratic members of the Legislature. At the same
time the Itelyencer expressed its opinion that The
charge was false and calumnious. We observe
that the Marion Star, Democratic journal gives
credence 10 this rumor. We have always regarded
cur Democratic members as faithful, ncoyruptible
and true If We have been nmstaken-and We still
think that we cannot be-no party considerations
or any other considerations shall prevent US from
coming out in denuncialion Of corruption. Cor
ruption is the same 10 us, whether it pertains 10
white or black TO Democrat or radical. In South
Carolina, we seek return to the period of official
honesty and political integrity, and whosoever, in
public life, may fall by the way-side, let him be
exposed. .-ColunJia PEG7,z.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-03-17
SHERIFFrS SALE.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS-EQUITY SIDE,
ANDERSON, SOUTH C4ROLLNA.
John L. Williams vs. Mrs. McDayid and husband,
Robert McDavid, John r. Mattison, ct al.-BiI
for Payment of Debts, Relief &c.
IN pursuance of the Decretal Order Of the Cir
cult Court, sitting in Equity in the above stated
case will expose to sale on the first MONDAY
in APRIL next, in front of the Court House in
Anderson within the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing Lots Of Land, to wit:
LOT No. l,
Containing 333 acres, situated within or near the
corporate limits of the town of Bolton, bounded
by g. s. c. R. H., lot Of ". G. Brown, - Tel
ford aud others.
LOT NO. 2,
Continuing l41 acres, bounded by G. s C. r. T.,
lots of B. F. Boggs and lots No. l and g
LOT NO. s,
Containing S91 acres. bounded by land of Ira G.
Williams G, s c. R. R. and lot No. 2.
LOT NO. 4,
Containing 8 acres. bounded by lot of W. C.
Brown and lots No. and 5.
LOT NO. g.
Containing 1-10 acres, bounded by land of Ira
c. Williams B. D. Dean, A. P. Willingham and
lot No. 4.
TERNS.-One- third cash, the balance on credit
of twelve montlts with interest from day of sale,
purchaser to give bond with approved sureties,
and mortgage of the premises to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps
s,'s Sheriff Anderson County.
March "a, 1870 80 ~