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SHERIFF'S SALES.
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william Grip VS.. Madden & Mushaway-
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 1645.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACrAs TO
ID me a,rected by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Anetioneers hx
change ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the second District OF TINS city, on
MONDAY, June &c, 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
'o ALL The RIGHT TILE AND INTEREST of the
defendant, James Mushaway, in and 10 eeTtan
suit claim for twenty five thousand dolars,
with interest and COSTS in the sixth District Court
for the parish of Oriesns No. 1897 OF the DOCKET OF
said Sixth Dis riot Court, entitled James Musnss
way VS.. Jacob Strauss.
Seized in the above sut.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the said property will be definitely adJudicated 10
the highest and last bidder for whatever it will
bring, at twelve months credit the purchaser fur-
nishing bond with good and solvent security, bear
ing five per cent interest per annum from date until
final payment. Sand purchaser shall have to deduct
and pay in cash the printing, sheriff's and clerks
fees etc, which amount to about sI Tyiyvr
je14 2026 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
III LayilIebeuvre VS.. Samuel Powers
Fourth District Court for the parish OF orleans,
No. 24.O59.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs'
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, In
the above entitled cause | VIII proceed 10 sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc,
and Customhouse streets. in the Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY, July Is, 1871, at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty, to wit
a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. with all the
rights, privileges. servitudes and appurtenances
thereunto belonging situate in the rear of the
faubourg ST. Mary in the First District of this city,
designated By the number eleven, particular
plan deposited in the office of Philippe Lscoste.
then notary public in this city, and bounded by
Poydras Perdido, Miro and Tonti streets. contain
ing thirty lots numbered from one to thirty, in
elusive. Said square is also designated by same
number eleven on plan drawn by Louis Bringier,
late Surveyor General, the twenty-eighth april,
1885, deposited in the office of j. w. Breedlove late
notary public in this city. which said square OF
ground measures three hundred and four feet seven
inches and two lines, thereabout, front on each
of said Poydrss and Perdito streets, and three
hundred and seventy-sx feet three inches and two
lines or thereabout front ON each of said Miro and
Tout streets.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash OH the spot.
The same will be sold by lots, per plan now on
exhibition at the exchange, from lot number enc
and continuing the series up TO number thirty, or
until the plaintiffs claim. interest and costs is sat
istied ....- .t..
c. s. SAUVINET,
iel42ajy15 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1885.
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pY j. b. WALTON, AUCTIeNEER-oFF1CE
Id No. 1862 Common street-TUBSDAY, July ii,
1871 at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, base
ment rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel, at twelve
O'clock by virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment
of the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans i'll the matter of the above named
succession, court docket No. 81 895, will proceed
TO sell, by public auction, the following described
valuable property, to wit l~' .H-
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD sHINKBL, DECEASED.
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ie16 iyl 18 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

L., Carlo VS.. Wilson JOhnsOn-SecOnd Ju
dicial District Court, parish of Jefferson, Nc.
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my1sie21s Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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DIR. T. St. Clair Ferriss VS.. AIcide Will

U. .
ielO "a jy1l Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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A. Castaiug and r. RousseIot va. Edgar
Lacrnix-Enurth District Court Tor the parlsh

my17 20 ie17 Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
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John Coleman q Co. VS.. e. Murphy

2. =.
myO jel6 80 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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David C. McCan vs.. succession of Oliver

Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
nvl6 Or iel7
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.. ~
iel3 20 Is Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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John Nj. Crawford VS.. Jacob Young
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Or


" d. 2
ie13 % iy15 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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iel3l8A Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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LINooINs EMANo1pATroN PaoonAxA-
T1oN;TA Washington letter-writeri thus
refers to the bnrnipg Of the emancipa.
tion proc!a estiohI az LiSo5ln: -
1T is announced that the original
copy, OF Lincolu's proclamation, by
which the people of the South were rob
bed OF S400, ,000. 900 worth OF property.
was consumed in the Chicago fire. It is
further stated that this precious doom
ment cost the people of Chicago $25. 600.
Now, can any one tell how the people OF
Chloago got possession of an original
document, Which belongs to the archives
$25, ,OOO?" e0' VIC
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State of South Carolina.-Edgefield ca

ID L. Turner. Judge OF Probate, plaintiff, ps.
Al. n. Holsttin, l.. W. Youngblood, admiuis-
traitors. ct III.
NDER the order of the court, in this case,
~ will cell. on tho FIRST MONDAY in
December next, at Edgeiield Court House, to
the highest bidder. at public outcry,
one me tract rs OF LASD, situated in said County,
road, ono mile from Batesvile Depot, contain.
ing eoO acres. more or lees. bounded by lands
OF John NJ. Norris. A. D. Bates. L. W. Yong.
blood. and Others, OH which Wade Holstein.
deceased, resided at the time OF Ills death,
known as tho William H. Norris place.
This place has fine observation-disclosures a oooa
dln-house, the necessary ont. buildings and
other Gnod improvements; and is, from it's
favorable location and other advantages. one
OF the most valuable i'll tho County.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay costs and
one third % purchase money; balance on a
credit OF one. two. three and four years, pay
able In equal annual inst ailments, with inte-
rest from date. payable annually on the whole
amount till all be paid, secured by bond OF the
purchaser anu mortgage or the premises.
. j. ii. McDEVITT,
NOV IL SUD y. T.. g.
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.Auct1on 8alee.
Referees HaIa

soA0A 90 0dlos
Henry ". Dixon, Administrator. de hc..x. 49,,
OF wright Denley, us. Henry Oaughman. ct
ur et al. CT
N pursuance Of the decretal order. signed
Il by his Honor Judge q. W. Melton. on tha
27th October. will sell. before the Court
House, in Columbia. on the first MONDAYin in
December. that well-kuown and valuable
PLANTATION, formerly owned by Wrichr
Denley, deceased. known as Greenfield. This
plantation comprises about 500 acres, living
on the Bluh Road, about ten miles below ca.
!umbia. and adjoins lands of Col. Thomas
Davis. On is large mill, with ample water
power; ut-honses, buildings, gin, screw.
The Tract will be aub.dividcd to suit pur.
chasers, and plats thereof exhibited on dav OF
saie, or before, upon application to the under.
signed, at his Office in Columbia
ALSO,
Also, 10G acres of LAND, moro or less.
miles from Columbia, bounded by lands OF
Edward Percival
Also. 80 acres OF LAND, more or less.
miles from Columbia. on the South Carolina
railroad, bounded by lands OF Mrs. Yates
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One. fourth cash: balance
IN one, two and three years; interest annually
secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to
pay 'Of neeennaty papers.
ihe entire property Of Wright Denley will
De sold, except the homestead exemption.
=, D. B. DESAUSHURE
Wv Special IT, fereo.
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HoTEn ARRIVALS, November 16..

Hofxh AaR1vA1s. November 49,
NckeySon House,. 8. Oothran, Able.
vile; NJ d. Mcleod, Rock Hill: Thoo.
Steers, B. 3. r. R.; T. P. Lyds. Jr..
Darlington; L. N. Broughton, e. E.
Dickson. Clarendon; Mrs. LaPoint.
Sumter; j. W. Harrison. &. Walker,
Anderson; It. 9. Harrison. Cedar Rapids;
J. Q. Lindsey. Duo West; j. L. Young,
Andersonville; F. B. Forward, Jr., Eng !;
Il. d. Smart. Chester; G.. Roddey, New
York; W. Johnston, Charlotte; Is. W.
Swanny, L. l.. Guffin and sister, 8. c.;
E. Il. Gre en-. Orangeburg; Miss Mary
Gibbs, N. O.; r. T. Hunter, Md; J. A.
Wellford, Va; J. H. Schriner, Jr..
Charleston; Miss A. G. Brown, Camden;
x. Il. Bridgers, N. C.; B. F. Newcome,
Md.
Columbia Hotcl-D. G. Wilbur, Beau
fort; j. II. Averill. Summerville; VIC.
Latimer. Abbeville; II. P. Adams, city:
): F. Harling, J. L. Dow, Edgefleld:
Mrs. Egleston and children, Winnsboro:
W. u. Kennedy, Miss Brawley, Omaha:
Il: ID. Brown, o. Smith, N. c.; A. st.
CLAIR Abrahams and wife. s. w. Wood,
n. y; J. J. MoLuro, wife aid daughter
s. C.; =. Fl. Brooks, Washington.
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The State Of South Carolina.

10 THE COMMISSIONER AND MANAGERS OF ELEc-
TONS FOR THE CouNTY OF CHARLESTON
NV HEREAS JAMES j. hAkDY, who. at
w the general election held in October,
1876 was chosen member If the Houpe OF
representatives tor the election district Of
charleston. to serve for two years, has this
day handed to me his resignation as a mem
per OF the said House; aud whereas ht Con-
s'ltutlon of tue State Of South Carolina di-
rects that III such Il case writ OF election
shall be issued by the Speaker of tho House
Tor the purpose of filling the vacancy thus
"ccasloned, f"r he remainder OF the term for
to serve:
NOW, therefore, you and each OF you are
hereby required, after adv. rtise m ent, and
WITH regard to the provisions Of the Consti-
.utio'i ana laws OF the said state touching
your duty In such case, to hold an election
ior member OF the House OF Rep, es, nta-
tl'es Tor the election district aforesaid to
serve fnr the remainder of the term for which
the eald James J. Hardy WAS elt cted-the
pons 10 be opened at the various places OF
ei"ction in the said County, on MONDAY tho
9th day OF November, A. u 1871. by the va
fioue sets OF managers for thoae places re-
spectively. and tho counting Of the votes cast
and the declaration OF tho res ult OF tho eitc-
t0n to be- i'll acourdance with the provisions
of the 18th, 10th. 18th and 18th Sections Of
an Act approved March l. 1870 entitled "An
Act providing for the general elections, and
tie manner OF conducting the same"
This writ, tngethtr with Il certified copy OF
your return OF the clecti IN to be held under
1t, have before the House OF Representatives
at lis It's next nesting. after the election.
Witness, tho Honorable FRANKLIN ].
this 14th day OF November, 1871 and in the
ninety.si1th yoar OF the sovereignty and in
dependence of tho United States OF America.
FRANKLIN J MOSES. JR.,
speaker "f the House OF ke, resent atives
A: .: JONES. Clerk OF the House OF ~ pre-
tfnta'lV's Nov IA
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A Now York correspondent writes un.
dor date of the 10th instant: "About the
2Oth OF this month there will be con-
ference in New York of as many leading
Democratic politicians as can be got to.
gether from different sections of the
country, to compare notes and take coun-
sel together with reference to the pro-
sent position and future course of their
party. with particular reference to con-
cert OF action in the coming Presiden-
tial election"
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Nov II stll:5
PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
MTHEREAS by an Act Of the General
w Assembly. approved December 81, 1870,
entitled An Act TO extend the timo for Of
hcers to qualify" it WAS provided that all Of
ticers elected at tho recent election bo, and
they are hereby, allowed until tho 18th day OF
January. 1871, to qualify and enter upon the
duties OF their respective Offices, and on fail.
ure t" qualify within the specified time, their
respective Offices shall be declared vacant by
tho Governor:
And whereas WILLIAM L. THORN. elected
at the general election in October, 1870, az
one OF tho County Commissic ners OF Spartan
burg, and DAVID FOULK, elected at the
general election i'll October, 1870, as one OF
tho County commissioners Of Laurens Coun-
T.! have heretofore neglected to appear and
quarry TO undertake aud fulfill the duties:
l, ROBERT SCOTT, Governor Of the
state OF south Carolina. in concurrence with
SAID Act ol tho Legislature on this subject.
90 hereby proclaim and announce tho said Of
hces OF County Commissioners OF Spartan.
burg and Laurens Counties to be vacant
III testimony whereof, Ihavc hereuuto set nv
hand and caused the Great Seal OF tho
State {" be affixed, at Columbia, this.
IL. 10th day of November A. o., 1871, and
III the ninctysixth year OF the jndc-
pcndcnec Of the United States of Ame-
flca. ROBERT X. SCOTT,
D, Governor.
+. l.. CARDozo. Secretary Of State Nov II
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The Jewish Rnbl,s OF Frankfort have
set on foot project to bring together
tho descendants of the house of Israel.
and in Palestine new Jewish kingdom.
Several wealthy financiers have engaged
to furnish means for the undertaking.
and letters of invitation have been ad
dressed to prominent Jews in Germany
aud elsewhere. The organizers Of the
movement interpret the passage of the
Bible, Return to me. and will return
TO you, as an intimation that when the
Hebrew race are re-assembled in Judea.
their ancient glory and prosperity will
be restored to them. Whether the Sinh.
lime Porte has been consulted. is not
known.
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HAVE You NEVER HEARD OF IT?-Then in
qulre at once at your gr0ceis for DooLEY's
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING PowDEn tha nn,v
strictly pure and harmless Baking Powder in
market. from which good, sweet, palat able
biscuits, rolls, cakes. or pastry can be made
uniformly with the Same success. This arti-
and public favor, and stands today tho Nor
reliable Baking Powder in use. AJAX vour
grocer for DooLEY's YEAST PowpER. and y0mr
testimony to its practical worth will be added
to thousands OF others. NV II "a
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The New Albany Qndiana) Ledger, of
the sd instnnt, reports the mobbing of
one Wilson, colored, for miscegenation
with II white woman named Donahue.
Ihe North Carolina mob which did the
same thing on the same provocation,
was hunted to Jail, its crops destroyed,
mud some OF the participants now lie in
the Albany penitentiary.
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Brandy is in Disgrace at last. For O
long time, it maintained sort Of quasi
respectabiity, even in the opinion of
temperance people, who all conceded to
it medi ,inai value. Now, however.
comes Halls Journal of HealtA. denying
1t even this credit. It asserts that recent
extensive experiments in England have
demonstrated it to be worthless as n
stlmnlant; that in majority of cases.
when administered, it actually hastens
death. Many people will be sorry to
hear snch discouraging accounts of an
old and esteemed friend.
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Among tho Republican State Senators
elected in New York is Webster Wagner.
the proprietor Of the Pullman cars upon
the New York Central, whose order is
that no negro can have berth in them.
Can it be possible that 30 dangerous an
lnfraction Of the civil rights bill can be
permitted to pass without suspendipp
the ha6ens corpus and declaring martial
law? We expect to hear from Grant
aoOn.
PAPER vs.. LEATHER. The Queen of
Hollnnd had curiosity enough recently
to ascend and look into the crater OF
Mount Vesuvius. She was carried up in
Sedan chair, though. She footed the
bill, but not the mountain. There's no
thing like leather. we are told; but pnper
bank paper) will go much further, and
lsjust us satisfactory to every soul.
"A girl of the period" comments thus
on Mormonism: "How nbsurdl four or
five wives for ono man, when the fact is
each woman in these times ought TO have
four or five husbands It would take
Aholt that number to support me de-
Gently"
"lndian Joe," Piute medicine-man.
well known among the whites, was stoned
to d@th by his tribe, having failed to
restoie to health two sick Indians. The
practice of medicine among Indians evil
dently has it's unpleasant features.
Massachusetts clergyman has re-
signed his pastorate and asked his dis.
charge believing it to be high
time, after being presented by his con.
gregation with burial lot.
Two carrier pigeons arrived in Mont
clair, II. j., recently, from a distance Of
| 1,004 and l 500 miles. The first made
the journey ut the rate Of 1876 miles IN
hour and the other 202 miles All honr.
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Darwin's theory has led to the ext;pc.
tloD of one member of the human rans
A young man drowned himself in Enc.
land, leaving note, in which h.. st,tea
that the Darwinian theory had "proycd
men to be descended from monk.vs :"
and, therefore. he did not wish to live
any longer. -
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OFFICIAL KAFFLE NUMBERS Charleston Cham
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RATTLE CLASS No 2O4 Morning, November 1G
1885 i6-26-5G -40-46 g. -61-67- -69-41
Witness my hand At Columbia this 10th tla,
or November, 1871. FEM PECK,
NOV IL Sworn Commissioner.
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MANUFACTURING EHTEnrIsE IN CHARLES
TON -Charleston is fast becoming a manu-
featuring as we'll as a commercial city. The
largest manufactOry OF doors, sashes, blinds
~, III the Southern Stattsis that of MIR. T..
sales rooms at No. 20 Ha,ne street. Mr
loALE's advertisement appears in another
column. Nov o.
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Canary Birds! Canary Biros.!
Grapes.
Splendid Prlza Piano.

N-.SSEM THE subscriber offers for sale
~ III X Hthat magnificent PIANO which
-. utnok The Pre- m um at tho late
ralr IL be sean, together with lnstru.
ments Of other makers, at his residenco cor.
her OF l,ul! and Itiohland Streets
NOV l73 W. Ii. ORCHARD.
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THL.EIkaRA RAPHIC
FofeIEn AHairss
NOON DISPATCHES.

ooLLlKRY RxPLosIoN-.HEAvY GALES
CHOLERA DEATHS, 60, 40.
BERLIN. November 15.-A Provincial
correspondent semi-officially says the
retirement OF Buest from the Chancel-
!orship of the Austrian Empire and the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has no
effect upon relations between Prussia
and Austria as regards friendliness, which
is unimpaired.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE. November 16 $50
cholera deaths last week.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, November 16-An explosion
occurred at the Wigan Colliery. Tho
buildings rocked and the people. rushed,
paniokeds into tho streets. Fortunately,
the explosion occurred after the working
gang, had left: .Ouly six were killed
Cause of the explosion unknown.
Heavy gales on the British coast.
Several casualties. NoAmerican vessels
mentioned. The ,Nigra, from Cardiff
for Havana, is ashore in Banstuble Buy
She will be, . total wreck, but the crew
will be saved.
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The New Departure

REQU1RES now remedies. The new Blood
~ and Liver Pills are now used for all dis
orders of the Liver and Blood.
These Pills are all warranted to be Vegeta-
Die. and arc q substitute for Calomel. Far sale
onlyat HEINlT HIS Drug Store.
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COndurango.

A MOTH Err wonderful d. parture in scienco
a Nothing can surpass Henitshr Queens
Donght for Can:er, syphilis, and all kindred
di'tares; weakness i'll male or female, young
or old. The wonderful cures are attested to
by thousands. Try tho Queens Delight. if
you desire to bo we'll For sale everywhere
Laboratory ut HEINIrSII'S Drug store
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consumption from Coughs and Colds.
~ rANlEY'S Great Cough Syrup cures
- Coughs and Colds with marvellous ct r.
tain'y rhisi- great medicine, and is with
~ ~ 'ht rrnch of all. Only 80 cents II bottle.
sis and Tor sale only by HEINITSH.
Nov IL
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FIRST CLASS RIVER BUTTON LAND
IN high and healthy part Of the State
FOR SALE.

4" u h'9h ana hedHhy part Of the State
FOR SALE.
With Flour. Grst and Saw Mills, Cotton Gin
anu fhresher and successful
stand for Country Store.
N}ILL be- sold fur partition, to the highest
ss.t MnMns' 1,Hdes' =. Spa.tanb1rg, g. c. on the
ously contracted iur at private saIe-the we'll
known LANrATION OF CAMPOBELLA.
belonging to tho estate of the late Maj. a. J.
Dean, contaii ing ] ,2A1 acres.
1t IL sltuat' d OIL the great thorouehfare be-
tween Spartanburg, 4. o., and Asliev,Ile. N.
o., IL miles North of bpartanburg. and Is
from Gowan.ville.
Tho place ID one of the most desirable in the
upcountr,. being unsurpassed for health,
and almost untq tqualtd for the quantity and
quality OF it's Reid Bottom to be in healthy
locality, with good mile, bringing an imme-
diate and neuer failing return fur the capital
Invested, having 210 acres OF best Reid-Bot-
tom III one body, within one fence. in high
slate OF cultivation, never having failed ven
III seasons OF greatest drought to bring good
crop. while the land is constantly improving
and the whole we'll ditched and drained.
100 acres OF best Creek Bottom. fresh and
uncieared. 1he remainder of the tract is
well wooded. in original growth. and no green
timber has been cut on the place in sixteen
years.
There are five settlements on the place.
suitable for tenants. and ample materials OF
oOtn WOoo ana atone. are In sight OF the Saw
Mill. The Flour and Grist Mills are we'll
built, frat story Of etone-has three sets Of
Bolting Chestn three run Of Mill Stones, and
make as good flour as any made South Of Bal.
timoro They have been rebuilt, as well as
the Saw Mill, within few years, and all have
good run OF custoln. The near completion
OF the AIT Line Railroad will add to it's value.
The Mills will be contract. d for separately,
las also the land, in lots to suit purchasers,j
| at private sale.
TERMs.-Cash is preferred; but if more con-
venient to puroh asers, it will be sold for one
nay cdsh-one fourth in six mont b y, and one
fourth In twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale, and bond and mortgage 70 secure
the payment OF the sa,ue. TILE indisputabte.
Persons wirhing to examine the place will
be directed at the Mill to Henry King,
Etq., or VIM. J. Walden. on the place. Any
information desired can be obtained by apply.
ing personally Spartanburg q. H., to Ed
ward Dean, or DR.. G.. E. Fleming; or by
letter to the Executrix.
MitS MARY OWEN DEAN
Nov 2th3 Lock BOX 49, Spartanburg, 8. G.