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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
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h hs HUdOou YV Rhioat trhsk scar The
as VIII basa holss h head. EoT Nothing In aselno9
- Sha hA aeay eeea guehshd vas edted ana he Jay
ka sAook hs gybtem eausct By ayag 0n sho
tws thTosSh and lOiOo River Railroad
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HELM BOLD'S
BUCHU
For Weakness Arising from Excesses
or Early GndiscretiOn,
IN THE

or Early HndiscretiOn,
attended with following uptoms; NDISPosITIOH TO BxEH
TIoN LOSS oP POWER, LOSS OF MEMORY, DIFFICULTY OF
BREATHING GENERAL WEAKNESS Horror Of Disease, Veal
Nerves, Trembling Dreadful Of Death, NIGHT sWRATs
COLD PBET walsunes vision LanFur Universal Las
ads Of Muscular System often Enormous Appetite With DySppse
symptOs Hot Hand, Flushing Body Dns of The n Pand
counen.nes and ERUPTIoSs ON FACE PAIN ETHB BACK
Of the Byeud, Frequently Spots Flying before The Eye
with Temporary susuhOu and Loss Sight, Want Of Attention, Great
Mobility RBsTLEssNBss With Horror Of sOdsy Nothing more
d..b to such patient, than Solitude nothing bst dread for
fear heTJ rpOse Of sAnestDes' no IpeuAhon
bu. burned transition question to another.
THESE SYMPTOMS, IP ALLOWED TO GO oN-wHlcH THIS
MEDICINE INVARIABLY REMovEs-sooN FOLLOW LOSS OF
PowKR, YATUTTY, AND EPILBPTTo FITS IN ONE OF WHICH
THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE
Daring the superuteudsOee WILSON the BLoohNaDALE
ASYLUM resu. occurred to psnA Reason had for
time LEFT them and both epilepsy They Of both and
about twenty yean Of age
Who that ese eIees are not frequently BY those
dotul diseases. INSANITY and oOSSFxFTOE' The records of the
INSANE AsYLUMs The melancholy deaths By Consumption bear
ample witness to Of IOnA In LunAe AunS s
most melancholy exhibition pp The OOuunane actSay 'Odaen
and quss destitute; neither mih grief d i. Should
sound of the voice occur Is rarely srucul.t~
with Wofal measures despair
Low SuIen sounds their gTisf begdled"
While We regret the eaee above diseases and symptoms
ar. prepared To offer S chemistry Or The removal Of
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

Go TO ,. 8. SQUTRA 104 Fuiton-st., up stairs,
NJ Weth lsWety, DaDoRA sVefwarsj ssh direct ~
aoa s s' AaadS AsSsssss AssssssrtFS pFess
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

as The BEST PLACE in New York to buy RELI
ADLB WAfcAE siNE nAHeSgs glcH JKwRLny.
STAsitNs bsLVsS SsvsEs N Ysl,snst DABosis SaAlg
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- = -
A FRIENDLY WARNING.-For months the
development of rascality in the management
of the reconstructed Governments Of seyera!
Southern States have been growing more and
more conclusive No intelligent man longer
5lsabts. that those Governments have been ,hai
Saiantly expensive and corrupt they nave Q
Increased taxation, incurred debt, and Issued
bonds. to an enormous extent. The facts are
in part concealed or o6scured, but cannot long,
remain SO; enough-is already known to justify
the very gravest apprehensions. In the swq
Garolinas, especially, the robberies appear. 70
have been quite as gigantic, when the relative
NGaithof the respective commumtie consnT
(. Afsd, as in this city. Yet men whom we have
esteemed honest, talk as though all exposure
and reprehension of these villanies should be
hsfs to Democratic journals-that we ought to
ignore. or befog, or: beittle thsm. Ihey tlepne
,issi;e41eh exposure as calculated to damage the
Republican party generally; We hold that sve1
If this be so, that party will be far worse damn
aged By seeking to cover mp those lnlquitiesI
and thus making them, to some extent, its own
Let II; promptly and feaflessly expose and de-
nounce the criminals, if it, would iyindicate IT
self from all completely in their crimes.
Men and brethren! there is to be o genera
sverhauling of pretensions, a sweeping out OF
.dask corners, dragging TO light OF hidden 1 ln
Equities, the coming Winter: fthere be ,t1l those
who dread such an ordeal, they may wisely PVT
an ocean between them and the scene of their
misdoings without further delay.--New YorE
Tribune
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Gov. RoBINsoN's PoLITENEss.-The Ken
,saeky People gets off the following on
Governor James F. Robinson and Judge Ru-
Vail, which has been long current in the circle
eff their friends, but, we believe, has never been
in print before: mIII o1GaS. !.
Tie Governor is reiie Of tho Old reSgiime Of
Virginia gentlemen-stately, court conrtsous, and
punctilious in exercising the rights of hospital
.bity.t1 One day he had invited Judge DSvall to
ride with him. Arrived at a toll-gate, the
Judge was about to pay the toll, when Cover
rnfiS6tr nor Robinson interposed, saying: @Duvall;
have, been trying for years to make q gentleman
of YOU, but have not succeeded When gen.
tefasn asks you to ride he does not expect you
te 'pay expenses" At this serio comic address
from his old friend, the Judge laughed quietly,
and returned his pocket-book to its place. A
pars of their route lay through farms with sew
eral gates to. open Reaching the first gate,
DuvaIl sat still, while the Governor waited for
him to descend and open the gate. After wait
sing;a minute, during which neither spoke a
S&ord, Duyall said, with, a merry chiIckle inhis
voice: ~ would get down and open the gate,
but suppose that when one is asked by gen
tleman to take ride he is not expected to work
| KS way.o The Governor silently and solemnly
descended and opened the gate.
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1t is mistake to suppose that the sun is
supported in the heavens by its beams. 90 :,
- "Good morning, Smith you look sleepy
ayes" replied Smith, II was up all night"
Cup where?" Cup stairs in bed"
: Our country is the only one that taxes
matches-while it is the only one that cannot
be matched for taxes.
= Mistrust the man who finds everything
good, the man who finds everything evil, and
still mose, the man who is Indifferent to every
thing. o.. -
have their children go to sleep in a pleasant
bnmor. Never scold or give lectures, or in any
vay wound a child's feelings as it goes to bed:
Let all Danish business and worldly care at bed
time, and let sleep come to mind at peace
with God and all the world
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Ths Chester Reporter has the following coz
ms,lt upon Gen. Early's recent address:

Ths Chester Reporter has the following cor"
msnt upop Gen. Early's recent address:
Gansfsl EaSiy's address before the Survivors
Association, was the honest, nnpollshed ntSef y E
anee Of a soldier, who had fought long and well
for a cause, that he believed to be right. a
He is now an old man, chafng still under
the bitterness of defeat, mortified and depressed
almost beyond endurance, that the cause which
hefelt to be Just, was crushed beneath mere
brute force, and unable to believe that there
will not be in the end, a triumph of right over
might: and that the cause sanctlfed by the
blood of jackson and death of Lee should be
1T isyery hard to criticise feelings and sebti-
ments like these. There is something unutter-
ably sad in the spectacle of brave people, sit
ting crushed and broken hearted amid the ru-
ins of their temple, and still hoping, and be-
lieving that, by the Providence Of God 9 their
ken atars will be reared again. y
There is something to make angels weep, IN
the spectacle Of men, who have devoted the
flower of their lives, and endured trials and
dangers in behalf of principle, sitting down
at the end of it all face to face with fallure and
despair; and when such men, known to us TO
he brave and true, tell US that all is not lost,
that there is vet room to hope for the triumph
Of those principles and that cause for which
t%%efouSht and suffered, there are many who are
willing to be persuaded that this may be true,
and it seems ungracious to dash those hopes,
and to say to those teachers, that they are
teaching a harmful doctrine that they are keep
ing opsi,. wounds which should be allowed. 70
heal : that they are encouraging hopes which
will never be realized.
Yet is it not true, that thisis delusiye pros
rpecE? What reason have We to say that5the
right will be sure to triumph, if we only'w@lt?
Does the right always triumph? And then
who is to determine which cause is right!
No! we say, with all Difference, that General
Early's speech, brave and honest as it was, does
not point us to any remedy for our present ills.
We listened to, him with stone resting on our
hearts, and we do lot know that our Load was
.lliiHeS any lighter. We hoped to hear some
thing that would strengthen our manly resolves
Im m gfapple with the host of calamities which
arewelI nigh oyerpowering US, and crushfng
out our spirit, and We heardonly bitterness and
repining. ra- 49,,
Is it not time that there should be an end OF
alF this, and lis there not more real manhood ln
xijrFiIg now, with the materials within Sopr
-re1ch, to avert some of the troubles which are
so thickly clustering around US, than in stirring,
the ashes of the dead past, hoping to bring
Back state of things forever gone. -
In attempting TO make the best OF thlngs,as
thew are we are not unfaithfM to- those VINO
have died for US. and there is no danger that
.we will fail to keep their memories. green SO
long as we remain honest and true. !
Feeling thus, we regard General Early's adi
dress as ill-timed and unwise..
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sHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- = ANDERSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- ANDERSON COUNTY. .
IN TIE COUNT OF oo1nloN PLEAS
Elias John Earle Administrator, vs.. Jas. W.
Earle, Julius r. Earle and othcrs.-C0anplaint
jo1' sale of Lands for payment Of Debts, Re
hc6 dc.
by virtuo of Docretal Order from the Court
of Common Pleas i'll the above stated case, to
me directed. 1 will expose to sale on the First
Monday in December next, at Anderson Court
House, the following Lots of Land, situate Ill
thetown-of Anderson, to wit: = go :;
LOT NO. 1,
Containing two acres, moro or less, bounded
on the west by Main street, on the north by lot
Of J. 2. Reed, on the east by McDuffe street
and on the south by lot of L. T. Arnold.
'-,----- ~ -''-o- - LOT NO. 2,
Containing two acres, more or less, bounded by
lots Of Mrs. Dorrell, Daniel Brown and others.
N!?fg LOT NOS, =. :,
Containing three and one-half acres, more OF
less, adjoining lots Of N. X. Sullivan, H.. W.
Brown and others '.ri
91,lr71YCr = LOT No.r4;
Containing one and half acres, more or less,
,adjonIing lots of John R Cochran, julius Poppe
and others.
10 =; LOT NO. s.
Containing two; ;icres more or less, adjoining
lots of Mrs Morris, j p Reed and others.
~ aEg'''l DoT.N 8, r.ll a;i1.
Containing one-fourth of an acre, more or'less,
known as the brickyard lot on the west side OF
Main street, bounding lots of S McCully and
: TERMS OF ,sA1E-onc-third of tho.parchase
money and the costs of these proceedings cash,
the balance. or,a credit. of six months, with
interest from day of sale purchasers to give
bond with approved surety, and mortgage OF
the promises to secure the purchase money,
with leave to pay the whole in cash if preferred.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers and stamps.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
: ..Nov 9 ISL - 10 -f4N..
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sHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, |
ASDEl;soN COUNTY.
j.. g; rI
IN THE PROBATE COURT r'-


Larkin Newton an.lwife VS.! James M Weborn
Susanna Guyton, MARY Plcklo and Others
Petition for Partition. . =. ~ go"
DY virtue of an Order from tile Court of Pro
ID bate in the above stated case, to mo dircc-
ted, will expose to sale on the First Monday
in November next ut Anderson Court House,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Situate in Anderson County, on branches wa
ters of Beaver Dam creek, containing 223 acres,
more or less, bounding lands of James NJ Wei
born, Mary ID Anderson, and others; sold as
the Real Estate of Sarah Wclborn, deceased.
TERMS OF SAIF.-Thc costs of these proceed
ings Cash, the remainder on credit of one and
two wears, with,interest from day of sale; pur-
chaser to give bond with good security and n
mortgage Of the premises to secure the purchase
money. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. -, 90.
Nov @. 1871 ~ i
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Terms of Sale. .

oneLthitd of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, the remaining two-thirds to be divided
into two equal annual instalmcnts, to be paid
in one and two years, with interest on the whole
amount from the day of sale, to be paid annuali
Whole vi s amount gor any part thereof exceeding
one-third in cash on day of sale, if desirable!
purchasers to enter into bond with two or more
good and sufficient sureties for the purchase
money, tho titles to be executed, bptnot de-
livered until the whole amount OF the purchase
money is paid. -
Special Referee. |
Nov 9, 1871 19
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:, TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
- - '''.'.'.i2 ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE coURToF coIf3loN PLEAS.
] j 'Gtiili 'Gtiilirner, Administrator of the Estate of
James Giimer, deceased, Plaintiff, vs.. w Fl
Gator and others, Deiendants.-Jtdgnlent Jor.
Foreclosure. 49,
DY, virtue of a Decretal Order from the Court
case to me directed, will expose to sale on thei
First Monday in December next, at Anderson:
Court House, t.ii ~
PIN -' ONE HOUSE AND LOT, 6, 49,
Situate in the town of Anderson, containing!
~ acres, mora, or less, on Calhoun street,
bounding lots Of w ] Ligon, Estate Of Elias
Earle, deceased, and others. r....t.i.,..t. !.
=, Terms of sale Cash-purchaser to pay extra
for titles and stamps. .;...i.
a..,a .,'.Wl9s1. NJ M3eGqKiIN, shofiG: z.
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White Hall Tract.
TERMS r. of SALE.

+ One.thfrd of the purchase money to be paid
iTlrastiybalance OH a credit of one and two
years. payable in equal annual instalments,
with interest from day of sale to be secured by
bonds Of the purchaser, and personal security,
and mortgages of the premises. Purchasers To
pay extra for stamps and papers.
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:. .SHERIFF'S SALE.
- y ii'sti - '''iti il'-- .-'-.- -.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, z
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court of Probate.

III UHC COUTC " IIOOUte.
Susan Rodgers VS.. j James dgers-Pcttiomjo for
Partition.
DY virtue of an Order from the Court ofPro;;4
ID bate, to mo directed, in the above stated,
case. will expose to sale on the First Mon,
tlay-in December next, at Anderson Court
House,
i ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Containing f5o acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson county, on waters of Rock creek,
bounding lands Of Greehlee Ellison, and 10Th
ers Sold as the Real Estate Of Larkin Rod
geF$ ESMs aSss5Ses oS e of the purchase
money and the costs of these proceedings cash {;
with wit interest fr6fd the day Of SALE the pdrcha
ser to give bond and good security, with q
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur::
chase money. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. ,,,-,-,, er -.
Nov7, 1871 19< a;'. "a
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The Vacant Wood Lot,

Situate in.said Village of Pendleton, contain
ing about four acres, bounded by lots of the
Episcopal Church, George Seaborn, Main street
and the Blue Ridge Railroad.
NO. 0,
The Lot situate in the said Village of Pend1e-
ton. known as
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Mary Hunter Lot,

Bounding lots of Estate of John B Earle, Mrs
Margatet Washington, and Broad and Main
streets, and supposed to contain about one acre.
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~ "SEEERIFF'S SALE. '..'., = II. !
THE, STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA, |
ANDERSON COUNTY. j

= nj w I'll yJ1E 11g7o,g p,noRlrE coURd ll oij;s
Benjamin P. Hutchison, by his Guardian, Gd
htem, r. B. Hutchison, VS.. Robert b. Hutch
irop; 7F3ssttiqnipr RIis,;aition,:, -, T!.,;}
nY 1Iirtuieo Of an Order from Of the Court of Pro-
ID bate to me, directed in the, above stated
case, 1 win expose to sale on the First Mon
day in December next, at Anderson Court
HonseI x. =. =. OF Il
.:.,oNE. TRACT OF LAND, !
Containing 29t acres, moro or less, situate in
Anderson County, bounding lands of d. Frank
Morrow, John NJ. Craft, John NJ. Morgan and and
others. Sold as. the Real Estate of Robert
adfShis9n, ,aseSabed- = III I !
I TlERMs Of lsAIE-ohethiJd cash; the SeI
mainder on credit of one and two years, with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser giving
bond with good security and mortgage .S Of ting
TnoaeTS Ffsh fh6 privilege bf -anticipAiAg payt
1nentat any time: Purchaser to- pay for papers
and stamps.
Nov 8, 1871 ...,-,.,. 10 49,,
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Elizabeth Acker, Administrative, VS.. Newton
K. Acker, ,and others Petition for Partition.
DY virtue of an Order from the Court Of Pro-
1 Fbate, dn thesaboye stated case, to me DIRECT
edit wif14 expose TO sale on the First IA on
dav in December next, mt Anderson Court
House, the following Tract of Land as the Real
Estate of Halbert Acker, deceased, to wit:
I l{.l>-r LOT No. t., -
Containing -1s5 acres, more or less situate in
Anderson County, bounding lands of Allen
Cothran, F. Brock, Lot t-No.2 and others.
'-''s orr 7-.'.4t LOT No: ~ a'.'' '''.''
Containing los acres, more or less, bounding
lands of Thomas Townes, Lots Nos. / and 8,
and Others =: isi1a:'ia=. '!. = - - ...r"'~
LOT NO. 8,
Containing so acres, moro or. less bounding
Lot No. 2, Thomas Townes, Robert Chamblee,
and others.
,sbooso -.n b6TiNo. a. '-.s'f',9
Containing 569 acres, more or less, bounding
lands of Newton AGker, John Ragsdalo, and
others.
TERats OF SlTE-One.half Cash, the balance
on a credit of twelve months. with interest
from day of sale, the purchaser giving bond and
good security with mortgage of the premises
to secure the purchase money, with leave TO
anticipate payinent of the whole amount at any
time. Purchaser to pay extra for papers and
stamps. ~
h Nov O 1871 10 4
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The Calhoun Lot,

to contain about one acre, and adj
joining lots of w ii D Gaillard, Estate of Mary
Hunter and others.
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NO.f11,

A small Tract situate about two miles North
of the Town of Anderson, on the East Of the
public highway leading to Pendleton, contain
ing about thirty acres, and adjoining lands of
Robert Stephenson, T D Wagner and others,
known as part Of the ,t.t,.''-t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

UlllI UI UUU LII UultuullIA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs.. Hortcnsc G. Cooley, Plaintiff, against
Mrs. Sallie +. Earle, Mrs. Annie Earle and
Samuel r. Earlc.--4ctiom for the Partition Of
5. Real Property.
ID ed, ,by the Hon. James l.. Orr, Judge OF
the Court of Common Pleas, in the above
named action, 1 will expose to sale at ANDER-
SON COURT HOUSE, on
On saleday in December next,
The following Real Property of the Estate of
John B. Earle, deceased situate in Anderson
county, TO wit:
@ NO. 1.
The Plantation known as
:: The Parks Place,
Lying on the Savannah River, containing Nine
Hundred and Sixty-Seven (967) acres, more or
less, and adjoining lands of Andrew McLees,
Thomas Fl Anderson, Bird Phillips and others.
-. NO., = 4,
The Plantation or Tract known as
i u0 o1OdA S14y AdC0S
Living on the Seneca River, and West side
thereof with a Ferry appurtenant, contains one
hundred and seventy Q70) acres, more or less,
and adjoins lands of DR. VIM l. Broyles, R
King, andiothers. "a
NO. 8,
The Hotel and Lot in the Town of Anderson,
known as
The Benson House and Lot,
Situate on the Southwest corner of the Public
Square, and contains two acres, more or less
"'' '''.' NO. 4,
Tile Store House and Lot in said Town of An
derson, and on the Northeast corner of the
licSquares known as
No. 12 Granite Row,
Containing about one-fourth Of an acre. and at
present occupied by X & P Sullivan.
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The House and Lot,

Situate in the Village of Pendleton, known as
'"The Silk House Lot" containing twelve l2)
acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Mrs
Daniels; Estate of John B Earle and others.
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The House and Lot,

Situate in the said Town of Anderson, near the
Baptist Church, containing two acres, more or
less, bounded on the West by McDuffie street,
on the South by lot of James Hoy.t and in
teryenihg street, on the East by Baptist church
Hstreet and North by street leading to the Bap-
list Church.
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The Mrs. Placidia Adams Place,
> Situate on Eighteen Mile Creek, containing
ore hundred and thirty acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands of Martin S AIcCay, Mrs Lucy
Maxwell and others.
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sHER;I.FFFss RIFE ss.A'A SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH cARoLINA, |
.-ra.4d i- ANDERSON County.
.fjnitEy ui .c,IIJIy' = ftl/Af
IN THE PRoBA1,E COURT. -


ThoI1asT Humphreys: and David ". HUM
Sphreys vs. Mary NJ. Humphreys, Elizabeth
Ice and others. - Petition for Partition.
DYcyirtue Of an,O Order from the Courtof Pro-
ID ,t,atcs in The above stated case, to1Ro dircc-
ted, l will expose to sale on tile First Mont
daystin; December next at Anderson Court
' one Tract c;1 OF j LAND,
Containing l72o, acres, moro or less, situate in
creek, bohnd:fE lands Of S! w <Wiliford, An
drew Shear&r, 4TJesse w. Norris and others.
Sold.as tire, Heal Estate Of Rev. David Hum
pTrlys TsSss sos OF -one-third of the purchasc
mohey and costs'of theseproccodings CASH; the
balance ON credit of twelve months, with in
eerest from dayeof sale, purchaser to give bond
with good security and q mortgage of the
premises, to secure tho payment OF the pur-
chase money, with leave to pay tho whole or
any part thereof cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers aud stashpsllQI lI;5 II ~ snaoIAIr naArr
Nov 9,.ls7l % - 10 |Nn
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The Lot situate in the said Village of Pendle-
ton lyno,yr &c tho
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The Benson House and Lot,
No. 12'Granite Row

Containing about one-fourth Of an acre, and at
present occupied by n X & Sullivan.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

>, THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
-" - '.'.'''i' ANDERSON COUNTY. !
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The Plantation or Tract known as

- NO. 10,