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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
Sale Of Valuable Lands.

| y virtue OF authority under power of
, attorney duly executed to me by Jacob
Nookman, under his hand and seal on the
9Th day Of January, A. d. 1869, l will Of
fer for sale at public cut cry to the highest
bidder before the Court House door in
Winnsboro, in The County Of Fairfield, in
the State Of South Carolina, on the first
Monday in January next, between the
hours of il eel ck in the forenoon and 3
in the afternoon, II that piece parcel,
plantation and tract Of land containing,
Seven Hundred Acres. more or less, bcinr
lying and situate in tho County Of Fairfield
IN tho State OF South Carolina, on the WA
ters Of Crooked Run and adjoining lands
Of llnrgroye Glenn, z. II. Jennings, Jesse
Nyrick and others, being the same r,:nsM
tion or tract Of land mortsagcd. BY said
jacob R"okmnn 20 me on the Gh Ja,uarv.
y. u. 1869. and lc bc sold by me as arorc-
said to forrciose said mov, gage
The Terms Of sale TO Uc as follows:
The sum of Eight Hundred Dollars TO lc
r"'N in Cash TO me by the purchaser on the
day "f ssle. For the balance, II crcd, Of
one, Two, three aud four years, in equal
annrn! instalmcnt&, Si.h interest on the
whole nmorni from the dnv of sale, nay
able annually, until the whole of th. rrin.
c,pal and interest be paid. purchasc. "a
give bond with personal security, and q
moriLagc CT The PREMISES, aud pay for all
necessary papers and revenue sinmps
SAMUEL ". BOOKHART.
Doko, Detembcr 9Th, 1871
do = 1yp
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

Rl virtue of sundry cxccutlons TO me
- directed, | will offer for sale at public
out.ory to tho highest bidder before tho
Court House dor in Winnsboro, in tho
County Of Fairfield and State of South
Carolina, on the first Monday IN January
next. and tho day following within the legal
hours of sale, for Cash, all that pieoo,
parcel or lot Of laud, with the improvements
thereon. situate md lying in the Town of
wiqqnshoro, in the County and State nfrrc-
sniu, being pnrt of ne lot known ami .lcyip.
mated in tho plan Of said Town rs lot mum.
b + 6G, and bounded MS follows; on the
North by Washington Street, and fronting
thereon 81 feet, more or less on the east
by lot of Mrs. Laura VI. Matthews, on the
south hy LOT OF John =. Matthews Jr.. ana
on west by the Charlottc, Columbia *
Augusta Railroad. levied on aud to be sold
rs the property Of Richard Cathcart Mt the
suit Of Samuel b. Clowncy G. G. =. vs.
james Cathcnrt, Richard Caihcart aud
Daniel Nelson, and others.
J.. ". DUFALL, q. &c,
Sheriff 's Office,
Winnshoro, Dec 8. 1871.
dee 9-tlx2
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SilEliIFFHS SALE.

pl virtue OF sundry executions to m,
I'D directed, I will offer for sale TO til,
highest bidder before the Court House doc,
in Winnsboro.' on the first Monday in jana
ary next, and the day following. within tn,
legal hours cf sale. 10 the highest biI,it
for Cash, the following Real Property, /,
wit
All that tract or plantation o. land con
tanning Seven Hundred acres more or lea
lying md situate in the County cf Fair'ici;i
State of South Carolina, on waters Of Big
Dutchman's Creek. waters of Wn;crcc Rivci
and bounded by lands Of John. Harrison Sr
deceased. John ". Durham deceased
Thomas Robertson. deceased, Ma. Bartes
James Barber, deceased, Mrs. Picket, dc.
ceased, levied upon rs the property of Ell
Harrison. Admir-, W. II. Robertson, Ex'r and
others.
l.. ". DUVALL, s. +. c.
Sheriff s Office,
Wmnshoro, Dec g, 1871.
dec O. tlx2
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

RI vr'urc of sundry executions TO nj
- directed, [ will offer for sale at Fair
field Court House on the first Monday and
the day following, in january next, with
III the legal hours Of sale, TO the highest
bidder. for cash, the following Propcrt,
Purchasers to pny for les:
Ono tract Of land in Fairfield County
State Of South Carolina, containing sever
hundred acres, moro or less. and bounded
by lands of ID. Crosby. NJ: Stone md 9th.
ers. levied upon rs the Property of r.
Crosby. ads. N. Il. Holly and others.
All of that tract Of land in Fairfield Coun
~, State of Soath Carolina. containing
Eleven hundred and eight-scvcn acres
more or less, on the waters of Jackson
creek. and bounded by lands owned by
DR.. Harry, deceased, Washington Gladney
Mrs. Sarah Milling. md others, levied upon
as the property Of p. Hastings and wife al
the suit off. N. Beard, and others.
-, l.. W. DUVALL, .. &c,
Sheriff : Office,
Winnsboro. Dec s. 1871.
dec 8 flX2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
Thirty Years Experience
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases,
A Physiological View Of Mnrriage.

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MS shown by report Of eases treated. A
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Sheriff S Sales.
The State of South I arolinn.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD

Lewis W. Duvall as Sheriff, vs.. Theodore
Keller, and wife ard others.
In pursuance Of nm order Of the Court
made in the above stated causc, | VII
offer for sale 1T public auction to the
highest bidder before the Court House door
IN "innehorn, within the legal hours OF
sale or the FIRST Monday in January next,
the following described property. to wit:
all that planta alton or tract CT lnnu latc.
ly the property Of Osmond Woodward, do
ceased, lying md situate in Fairfield Coun.
~ anu State aforesaid, known as the John
IL Harrison tract, containing Eight Hun.
dred and Forty ght Acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Martha a. Wood
ward, Regina Gadsdcn, John j.. Black. Os.
monl 5. Jones nhu others.
Terms Of Sale.
Ono third cash, and the balance on a
credit of ono nndtwo years in equal install.
men's, with interest thereon from tho da =
of sale, secured by The bopd Of the par
chaser ard mortgage Of tho premises. rur-
chnscrs 10 pay for stamps aua necessary
papers:
L. W. DUVALL, S. F. G..
Sherif''s Office.
Winnsboro, Doc. 8, 1871.
dec l4-flx2
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Valuable Land to Rent.

James NJ. McCollum, Admr. of Estate of
Wan Crosby, decd, vs.. james W. Crosby.
Frances Yougue and her husband Jas
W. Yongue and others-Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Pursuant to an order of Court fnade in
this case. will rent for next year to tho
highest bidder, OH the 28th inst, nt the
late residence Of the said William Crosby.
deceased, the several tracts of land be.
longing TO The estate OF said deceased, to.
wit:
The tract known as the "OlI Place.i con.
tanning Eight Hundred nnd Thirty,sepyh
Acres; tho tract known as tho "Dayia
Place. containing Three Hundred and
Twelve Acres; the tract known ns the
'Iilill Place." containing One Hundred and
Fifty Acres, the tract known rs the Isaac
Coleman Place" containing Two Hundred
ahd Fifty Acres; tho tract known hs tho
''MonIiccilo Place." containing One Hun.
ured and Twelve Acres: tract containing
twenty-five md half Acres, situated ncai'
Tho Home Place, anu such portion of the
Home Place hs mh5 not he included in the
assignment Of homestead; and n lot si,uats
CT n' the Shelton Depot on the s. and U
Railroad.
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SALE SPARTANBURG AND UNION
RAILROAD,

The State Of South Carolina, Plaintiff.
against the Spartanburg and Union Rail.
road Company and others, creditors, de-
fondants
In obedience to nm order datod 10Th day
Of November, 1871, passed hy the Hon.
James NJ. Rutland Judge of the 4th Cir
cuit, of the State of South Carolin,, tho
Undersigned will SELL on the FIRST MON
DAY in January, 1872, or on the first con-
yenient sale day thereafter, at Unionyi,lo,
III the County Of Union, in the State of
south Carolina, before the Court House
door, between tho hours of II o'clock in
the forenoon and 8 o'clock in the aft flernoon
Mt public outcry, TO tho highest bidder, the
whole Of the SPARTANBURG AND UNION
RAILROAD, including The Road-hed,
Right Of Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry
and supers'ructure, lying and situate in
tho Counties of Fairfield, Union and Spnr.
tan'urg oil the stock subscribed for in
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
the chartered rights and privileges thereof;
the 'ailroad spikes, chairs and equipments
anu all the property owned by said compa.
ny, as incident Or necessary for its bust
ness, on the following terms, to wit:
Twenty FIVE thousand ,000) dnllars cash,
and the balance in three equal semi-annual
instalme, ts, with interest on each install.
ment from the day Of sale, to be secured by
the bond Of the purchaser, with mortgage
OF the entire property sold. The purchaser
Will also be required to pay for all stamps
and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to nav
at once the twenty-five thousand 1926, 5,0OO)
dollars aforesaid in cash, the proper,y y
hcreinbefore advertised will Immediately
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20

man-pressed forward and knelt unon
the ground beside tho senseless bodv
OF the young man, and laid his hand
upon his heart.
'ile Is not doad, only stunnod,' he
said: Docs no one know him 2 . q
The next instant, Floy Percy came
up and recognizing the palIid fea-
lures OF her lover, she fell upon her
knees beside him, forgetting evcry.
thing, save that she loved him.
lie is a dear fticnd--a bro,!,cr.' she
said. in answer to the physicians look
OF i'qulry. Gle must be carried
PACK TO De- - Immediately, viii
some one be kind enough to Get q car.
riage for me 2
"A vehicle was soon brought, and
Paul was laid carefully upon the
cushions and putting n bank note
into tho hands of the driver, with the
injunction to make all possible spced
she took her place beside him. Ten
deriy she staunchcd the flow Of bloc J,
and bound up the wound and soou,
with a slight convulsivc movement,
ms brown eyes opened, and their ne
fell upon floy.
'Floy, Floy,' he murmured, moth
lug has separated us. It was sall Il
dream and it seemed so real.'
'}ou forget, Mr.. Ellerslic, and it
seemed as if Floy had suddenly awak.
cned from some short, blissful dream.
sDo not try to deceive me. You arc
bctrothcd to another
sNo Floy, ain bctrothed to none
but you. WHO has told you the false
storyl'
paul you are not trying to deceive
me 2 And tho maiden's blue eyes
wore turned rcproachfully upon her
lover. sDid you not 60 to the opera
last evening with Miss Harland q
sAs live = he cried, 4 did not.
Who has deceived youP
90 Paul can it be that YOUR ami
spoke falsely She said this morning
that you were engaged to Miss iIar-
land last evening"
'rhe false, false creature p he cried.
Aud the maiden saw that he srokc
the truth by the clear, homes. iuh. Of
his brown eyes. Wait ! Did YOU re-
ccive this 2 And he thrust the little
note into her hands.
Tho nader took the note and IS
she read, bcr face flushed, and 81 ID
light shonc in her eyes.
'She told me you had read it he
cried, when she had finished. sTcli
me that she deceived me--that YOU
have foIgiven nc p
80 Paul have nothing to forgive.
1t is enough to know that you still
love me-
1t was nearing midnight when Mrs.
Forbes was summoned to the drawing.
room and as she opened the door, she
behcld Paui Ellerslie and his bctroth
ed, arm in-arm, standing b"inrc her.
Sluik dumb with amazeucn,, she
stood rooted to the floor.
'Mrs. Forbcs,' Paul spoke, cal nlv,
'an accident has frustrated all your
niccly-laid plans. Everything has
been explained, and you arc foiled.
Florence Percy will become my wife
within month";
Without word, the abashcd woman
turned and swept from the room :: and
ere the dawn, she had left the house
never to return.
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Sheriff Sale.
The State Of South G. rOlina
COUNTY OF FAIRFIEID


George W. Higgins, vs. Plaintiffs Baylis +.
Elkln. John p. Hall, and his wife Sarah Hall,
and Milton q. Dunlap.
in pursuance Of an order Of Court made
IN the above htatcd case, will offer for
s"io at public auction, to the highest bd-
uer, "etore the Court House door III Winns-
6oro, within the legal hours of sale. on tho
hrst Monday in January next, 1874, tho
Following described property. to wit:
One tract of land coiiiaining One Hun
dred and Four Acres moro or less, living
In tho County and State aforcenid. on tn,
Charlotte, & South Carolina fRalroah,
about six mics from Winnshoro', and
near the station on said Railway, called
simpsons Turn Out, and adjoining lands Of
Tc"rgc simpson, OF the Es,ntc of William
zones ~: aecensed, of the tstatc Of OSmonl
Woodward. deceased, lun,ls IF .Iobn n
Cathcart, and others
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Terms Of Sale.

one>thIfd cash OH day Of sale, tho bal.
"nce 'nefe"i on credit Of Twelve months
WIN interest from day Of sale, TO be sccur
GU WIN oonu and mortgage Of premises
and the purchaser to pay for all NECESSARY
papers and stamps.
g, .a l.. ". DUVALL, s. &c.
Shcrih''s Of,ico,
"lnnsboro, S. e., Dec. 8, 1871.
dec 9-tlx2
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Sherin's Sales.
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD


John Reap and his wife, Nancy Reap, John
Robertson, by his Guardian, ad Hiyim,
Vim. ii: Robertson, W. James Robertson,
VIM. Robertson.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Court, nl
Probate made in the above stated cause,
will offer for sale, ut public cutlery, to the
highest bidder, before the Court IIcuse
door in Winnsl>cro within the legal hours
Of sale on the first Monday in obituary
next. the following described property. TO
wit:
All that certain tract of land of which
John $. Robertson, decc ,scd, was seized
and possessed. in fee simple at his death,
containing one hundred and nineteen acres;
situate Oh waters Of Moore's Creek, waters
Of Little River, in the County Of Fairfield
and State of South Carolina, and bounded
by lands Of Mrs. John Cook; 'Rcbccca Mn
son. Daniel Scott and .efficrs, being the
same tract 'convcysd~"fo tho said John S.
Robertson by-N. u. Robertson, Esq,
Commissiopaf'in in Equity for Fairfield Coun
ty. by detd dated OH 9th November, A. u.
1855.
TERMS Of Sale.
One half the purchase Money 10 be raid
III Cash. and the balance thereof on n
credit of one year, with interest from day
OF snlc, the purchaser TO give his bond with
mortgage of the premises and to pay for
all necessary papers and revenue stamps.
i. W. DUVALL, S. F. G.
Sheriff s Office,
Winnsboro, s. c., Dec. 9th, 1871.
dec 9x2tl
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State Of South Carolina.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
The Stric Of South Carolina, plaintiff, vs.
the Spar'aabnrg and Union Railroad
Cop,rany, and others creditors. Order
for sale, &c.
BY virtue ofn decrctal order in Tho above
stated case, all the creditors Of the Spar
fanburg and Union Railroad Company are
required to prove -and establish their dc .
mands against The said Company, before
ns, as Special Referees, at the law Office Of
James II. Ri.n, Esq in winnsboro, S. c. =,
on tho Goth. 9Th, 28th, Goth and SOlh DAYS
OF December, a. d. 1871, and on tho 23d.
24th, 18th, 10th, 9th and 28th days Of
january, A. d. 1872
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER,
nov Zo-tiilstieb Special Referees
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TERMS.

'feait of twelve months. secured by seal
ca note of lessee, with two approved sure
ties. Lessen to pny for all necessary IN
pers and stamps,
l.. ". DUyALL, S. i. c.
Sheriff s Onlce,
"innsboro, S. c., Dec. IL, 1871.
doe 14-t1x2
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JOB MOSES'
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.

NIL JULIUS OlaTKS GMalc Fills,
These Invaluable Pills arc unfnilinr IN
ihe cure of all those painful md dangerous
diseases TO which the female coist, ,ti,i;,r j.
subject They moderate all cxccsscs oni
remove all Instructions, from whatever
cause.
10 Married Ladies
they arc particularly suited They will in
short time bring on monthly period wi tn
regularity and although very powerful
contain nothing hurtful to The constitution
IN oil eases Of Nervous and Srinal Ancc
iions, fnins in the Back and Limbs. ro-
!iSnc on slight "xer!on. Palpitalion of tho
Heart. Mysteries and Whites. they will e.
feet cure when all other means lave fail
rd. The pamphlet around oach pnckocc
has full directions and advice, or will Ic
sent lrer all writing for il, sealed from,
observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II is the fate OF every truly valuobjc
medicine to be countcrfctcd. job Mosrs'
'alr james Ciark'S Female Pills arc eaten
Slvcly countcrt"itcd. The gc:uine have
tho name Of "Joh Moses on each racknpc
All others arc worthless. Uishol,cst UriIc
gusts cndcavor to sell the countcrGcits to
make greater profits.
n. B.-ln all eases where The rcr,,iun
cahnot be obtained, One Dollar enclosed 10
the Sole Propriclor, JOB MOSES. IS
C"rllan" street, New York, will insure Il
Doittr of The genuine, containing Firy
rms, by return NAL securely sealed from
any knowledgc Of its coulcnts inc
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be offered, at the timo and place above men.
toned, upon tho terms already stated, for
resale. JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS b. JETBR,
deo g. td Roforees
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The State Of South Carolina, Plaintiff.
against the Spartanburg and Union Rail.
road Company and others, creditors, de-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

A CASE OF INSANITY y esterdsy fore
noon Constable Martens came to the Scott
House, escorting g gentleman who register.
ed as J. G. Coleman, Sacramento. The
officer said that he showed signs of being
deranged, and that he would probably need
some attention. He appeared rather rest
less and unsettled during the day, and was
finally induced to retire. A physician was
called in who prescribed some soothing
remedies. About 8 oclock in the evening
he WAS thought to be little more comfort
able, when suddenly he boiled down stairs
and took to the street. lie was Immediately
brought back by force. He went upstairs
willingly, but on reaching the second story
landing, darted along the hall and made Q
spring head foremost and passed through
the window, taking the lower sash with him
The fall was about twenty feet upon a brick
pavement, but it seems from q broken glass
in the window below that he must have
struck that window and still before reaching
the ground. At all events be Jumped art
ran to the fence, tore board off and go
into the barn yard before he was captured
He was taken back, put in bed, and 8
watch placed over him for the night. Thu
morning he appears more rationRl, and i
is thought that nothing serious will result
from his leap. Says the Democrat.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
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