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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

Anderson CaHssfor. a State Convention.
At mass messingqf citizens, opposed
to Grantiaad Scott held in Anderson on
Mondayfhe 9Th inst.,y resolutions were
adopted andorsing Greeley and The Gin
cinnataplatform, and calling for State
Convention. fo.be held in Columbia on
the28h inst, {" for the purpose of organ
izing for the Preasdential election, and
considering what what actfppn should be taken
in regard to the State elections"
The great objection to such Conven-
ton, per Sc, is that it would bo consider
ed, and so bruited over the whole coun-
try, as a purely Democratic Convention.
The Charleston Courier, discussing this
proposition, recommends wise ana ju2,
dicious course, which we cannot do bet
ter than set forth in its own words ::,,. =.
We doubt the policy Of holding Con-
vention atthe presenttine. Twill be sirh;-
My impossible to have ope on the 2sth of
August, as proposed. There will. mot be
time to hayesa thorough and effective
representation. Nor has there been euf-
fiatent period for complete fusion ofthe
, 7 beral Republican and emocratie .ela-
ments, 30 as to secure that unity which
is essential for suceess. ,.''Y-'''' -.
The Democratic State Executive Com.
mittee has just been annouhced,. - We
would suggest as the wisest course, that
General Butler convene this COMMITTED.
illGolumbia. saw on the Goth of August
foE full and free conference with the
there may be a Joint and united action
upon whatever course may be seen to he
for the best interests of the State. y =,
The State. election: does not take place
until October. and the presidential cleo
ton until November. While weapprove
IF the principles and purposes anno1lnc,
ed by the Anderson meeting, we regard
its call for Convention as premature.
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About SO. :

. Wendell Phillips said to din audience
in Boston: at do not believe the State
will eyer do its duty until it rits the man
to get his bread, I think the State is
bound to'give 70 the child Of every man
in the community, poor and rich, the
opportunity of book education, and to
learn a trade, and he shottldget his living
ont of it. we havehitherto elevated the
brain until we destroyed the very1@f.
The school system .of to-day does not
contemplate the fact of q Iddh's havinga d
stomach, and needing toabe able: to get
soh1ethlng tc7gd .int6i IL. The education
of today! is.a ilohster; it, is almost as'
bad as that of the lover GLASSES tn Eng
Land who .knowonly-how to nse.a siGsaa:
or wasnh q spindla"
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STATE of South Carolina
z EnGEFIEip COUNTY

PY. virtue :of,a Mortgage, containing
4: y Ec-eelosure clause, and given for
pufchase rnohey, beating date Noyem.
ber 17th, 1865, executed by John A. Bar.
kar to Geo. w. Lester, and afterwards
assigned by the said Geo.. W. Lester to
Fowler Il Vaughn, we will SELF before
the Court House door, on Sate.day in
September next, between the hours of III
o'clock in the forenoon and S 5o,clocE in
the afternoon, ~ "il3 ~ - :
THAT TRACT OF LAND. situate in
thesDistrict (now County,, of Edsefield
and State aforesaid, Containing Seven
Hundred and Twenty.eigGt Acres r;ore
oE less, and adjoining lands Of Butter.
Williams Temple Martin; John; ferry
and. George Tkilrmond.
Terms cash. Purchasers 10 rr,n: pny; for
STAMPS and Papefs:ps''' ,s! Y:f.sseess ~
'ff'ths terms l6fth purchase, are mt
copaplied with in half an hour, the prop.
ertytWill be sold agar. .....s.. -. r3rf'
s'F' NJ f's FOWLER i& &FIUGHN, ~.
per their Attyss, RhrfX Grar !,
Aug. 10. 40 q
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The Meeting ofRascautv and Ienorau

The Meeting ofRascality and Ignorance.
Acoforedmah addressed an assem- blage
of his race at taEufaula Ala, recently, and
gave them the following explanation OF
the introduction of slavery and by it an
illustration of what they are at present.
There is truth iAwhat hesays: =.
MANY years'ago vessel laden with
red handkcrchifs, gaily colored beads,
and mean whisky, left the Boston har--
Dor, fora cruiss on the African coast:
When the vessellanded, the Captain sent
ashore his smalIboats, with u few Of his
red handllerchids, beads, etc., to induce
the natives 10 board his vessel.,, The
trick was successful, and there and then
it was that rascaity and ig.. rance first
met; and to daywe see the same game
being played Upon the ignorance of
Southern negroes, by the rpet-baggers
Of the North, aided by a. few miserable
scalawags who wlnt Office.
;: They como with their false promises,
and snowy beadsand handkerchiefs, and
induce us to boarl the Radical ship, and
once aboard, they bind us by oaths and
obligations to serve them ut the ballot
box; and what have the negroes made
by it? Are theynct as poor how as they
were five or six years ago? And are
potithose adicalcaptains and sealawfalos
among us, growing syich-- -oii the
patoS nf tha rory------sts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

We are really uneasy at the staMpede
from Grant to Greeley. tits notify ones
or twos, bat whole ,plptoons arec6ming
ever. Wears afraid the2whols gaadaisAl.
paGk wiisbe oa:our hands; and some: e:ef
them we do Hotdesire ss
,The Ggantites say .theraayill. bsIwaE!in!
ease Greeley is elected $50 theresW
var of determination offisfhe thieves nov
in office5y filling their places with honest
men!
Alexander Mitchell, who represents
Milwaukee in Congress, gives. it as his
firm belief that Greeley and Brown will
carry both Wisconsin and Minnesota. =
The Grant Republicans are trying to
find Jonah tp throw overheard to save
their sinking ship. Too iate, g gentlemen,
even the throwing0f Grant over will'no
save -youanow. aN'!~' .S:sf ~ q.
In the little State Of Massachusetts,, the
great 'nafhesN Of. Charles Summer and
General Banks, from the, Republican,
party, are arrayed on the sidessof nrhelev
and Brown; and this, too, while Henry
Wilson, the Graht candidate for the
Vice-Presidency, is from that State. si7
A colored Greeley AND Brown Club
was organized at indianapolis, a. few
evefiingsagog Ths4h en1bets have Issued
an address callings upon their brethren
10. rally.to the support Of "their. lifelong
and stannchest friend, Horace Greeley"
They conclude by saying: aIt Syonld. be
a base act of ingfatitude to go back on
our lifetime. friend, as Horace Greelev
has been for the last forty years r.
stood firmly by Us when it cost scfmethi!.g,,
SO to stand, and now we viii stand BY;
him." 80
Hon. Jerry Black, of Pennsylvania,
we understand, has written a letter ID
which, after running a contrast between:
the two presidential candidates. Greeley
ana Grant, he declares in favor of sup
porting the former in the spresent contest
Ex-President Fillmore has declared
for Greeley, and, as'we have anticipated
Gen. Farnsworth, of Indiana. has'enltst
ed in-the Liberal cause, It isa circum-
stance of importance that a man so:dis-s
tipgpished for ealmness and good .judg7
mant as. Mr.. Fillmore, man so COM.
pletely lifted out from the mere party in
fuences, and. uninfuepeed by any feel
ing but that of devotion to country,
should feel called upon TO proclaim his
sympathy with the Liberal cause and its
candidate: Nor is the. accession Of Gen:
Farnsworth an unimportant event. That
gentleman IS a man of infuence-distin-
guished for his manly. frank and unpar-
tisan character. Both these 'accessions
will strengthen the Liberal cause.
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GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON FOR
,GREELEY.-The st. Louis Times, of the
4th, publishes the following letter from
General Joseph E.: Johnston, dated Char
lotte, Va, July 81, to Colonel J..K, Ash
ley, of Bates County, Mo-, In which he
says:
"Assure all our old comrades that you
communicate with, that the story Of the
Cincinnati Commercial is false. 1 have
had no consultation with W. S; Robinson,
Of Charlottesville, on any subject; have
never said anything favorng Grants re-
election. On the contrary, being a thor
ough Democrat, l would have preferred a
Democratic candidate; but as Horace
Greeley is nominated by our party, Ism
cerely hope every Democrat will vote for
him. Being disfrancRised, | take no pub
lie part in politics, but to my friends. |
do not hesitate to express my teelIngs'and1
o6;;uion on political subjects. think the
overthrow Of the present Administration
necessary to suy hope Of constitutional
government" S
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The,Ku Kluisoners.,

NEW YonK, Augt--A' Washing
ton dispatch says col. Whitley,
Chief of the Secret fe Division, re-
ports in favor of thydon Of Collins
and seventeen otherpe Kp Klux Of
South Carolina imnd at Albany,
Collins yas one'of tsons for whom
Gefrit Smith had intsd' The is an fl
literate, 'simplc-min.ia1' Seventeen
other cases are anaiop p7collins't Col.
! Whitley reports agahe pardonsof
Brown, for whom. iendation, was
mads by Mr. Smith, h'aksssno re-
consmeadaton inthlhning forty.
xicases. 1t is tiuhs those 1ecom-
pended forpardop: . reieesed 4m7.
meriinsaly.
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Now that Charlesnner has declared
for Greeley, apd thtwo great apostles
of Abolition stand ulder to shoulder.
in a common causeiilist Grant (says
the Rock Hill LanS) dt'will be q Curl
GUS spectacle if thegro. population
take sidesfor the latgainst theformer,.
especially when i considered that
Grant was ~ pro7slG man. But that:
such o sightwill ibenessed is highly
probable. The neg as, u mass. are
going to cast their ' for Grant. And.
why? Because thqe controlled on by
their local politicianath bound socie-!
ties, and other unemployed by artful
demagogucs of thelical, persuasion,
to array them in sollalanx for Grant
In order to do this leaders OF the
blacks have but to; their followers
that Horace GreslePs a fierce pro-
slavery man-t6at aesi, Summer is q.
Demo,crat-and that Liberal Repab-
lican party has befgenized. for the !
sole purpose of pu the negro race
back into slaveryzahey will be be
loved, BY a largo pition Of the col,
ored population. 'sdy are the black 4
voters Of the South ded and duped
by unprincipled, deag, bad menf
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i1at,,:,tO npt Dead,

The McDunle JpWnl, Of Wednesday,
says: "The repor&lich has been cur
rent on our strcctDr tic last few days
of the whipping toeath OF the notorious
CaptaimC. V. Hanton, by the authori-
ties of the penitcntiy, has no foundation
o. truth whatcver.Ve understand that
Gentleman from lsplace saw and.con-
verscd with Hambn, at his labor on
the Air Line Railrd, few days ago,
since the report bme current. Ham,
iiton, we lea-ll.' stal to the above I1en-
toned gentleman tt he was we'll treat
ed, we'll fed and novepworkcd." (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15
The Democratic State Central Exc

90 tive CSshmittee. q
In sparsuante &aresolution of the
Demgcaties Convs6hon, beld in June ne
last, IsddAsseby !appointl 1. ollowhins q
named PERSONS atsss tSseonstitpte The State
Central ExecptiveEom : SS
In. GgBhtlersRschland. R
23WadgHampH1s Riehland sSs
s.ThossY. sinsSns, ChaaestSn. W
4. NJ. P. o'Connor, Charleston.
5. f. w. Dawson, Charleston.
6. Jno. 8. Richardson, Sumter.
7. S. P. Hamilton, Chester.
a.. s.rJ.aP.. Thomas, Richland. ".'i''a.'r -
9. johnson Hagoud, Barnwell.
10. w, w, sellersa Marion.
! II. IN. w. Gary >Edgefeld.
y. sam'l. MCGOWAN, Abbeyille.
'"'d:I Il. Heanfy M1ccfivef, Chssteffeld:
IA. w. H.wailaee, syhion.s
1a:,W.,D. Simpson, Lanrens.' --!,, {,
The committee has been distributed!
over. the four Congressional Districts Of
the e State, and it is IS respectfully Suggested
.that lie gentlemen niaimasd ID take measures
neutrality-suspicious. districts. to.secmean
organization in each. county:of the State.
W. D. PORTER,
Presid't. late Democratic Convention.
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EdgeieId, S. c., Aug. Is, 1872.
Tie lie Actual RsssssI.sda alsrth csselinas!

TheF liii Actual Result da North csrolinas
g cald@ell, 8 ids tha RspubEeak candidate, IS
elected GoveFnor emo Sby aboasa aIoOo majority.
Of tie sightgeh hgressmen. the Republi-
canahase eisSbed thressthe eohserva7.
tives; five. The Conservatives also have
handsome majority in the Legislature
which insures the election of Conserva-
tive or Democratic United States Senator.
The Senator whose term soon expires is
Pool, a fierce, able and INSCRIPTIONS
Radical. Ho will be replaced by Gov.
Vance, one of tho truest men of the South.
The other Senator is Genl. Ransom,
Democrat of, the puSest stamp. lp !sss
the Radical majority in North Carolina,
was 1854; and only aysar ago j. was. Is
s,245. In the election just ended, it is
but 1000! So, although the Republicans !
have elected their Governor, still the
general fssuft IN North Carolina cannot
be eonSstderssd otherwise than an a con-
servativs triumph. - ~ A.''' 49,
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Desirable Farm for.Sale; ], h,

fFHE Subscriber offers for sale his
\ valuable Farm, known as tks Mfn-
fel4 place, : eoatainipg g27Q Acres, living
on the z; c. A: R, r.. and adjoining
lands Of Capt. T. Fl. CLARK, Estate Of p,
|, ~ Halock, ansSease and the subscri.
About 70 Acns,-fresh land-and In a
high state of cultivation. Tie haIance ia
we'll timbered good land, and ali well
adapted to cornand cotton. ~ .ltI, -;
There is ON tlle premises comfortable
cottage, Dwelling, Kihke6, Negro Cab
ns, Stables, Crib, &ce. e: :.9s5 ~ tStis'4.,-
a. good, barganswili,be given TO an.
July 81 i = y " If 81
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Holmesvfhe MilIs For SeIe,

FHAYttNG sawed. up all our ava.lahle
AZ AZ :, timber, M we offer for sale our spieus
d1d LIZ SAW MiflLL, iilL ENGINEand BOILER
The Engine Is Double Cylinder
twentys1ve horse power, comparatively
new, ,iS ana nG IN trst rate running order. The
be easily. removed asd sst M Itu at sn1 ea,,
place DESIRED. ~ ~ any
If.not sold by the first of December
next, we will then lease to an approved
tenant, both tho Grist and Saw Nfll fo,.
me "a ensuing SDar: sEhei6 6fistNaiNSY SYinds
eight or ten thousand bushels of Corr
per e ~ aRnn9m; asHs:, G9ad timber can be bought
Persons desiring 70 embark IN tfseMtjI
business es.sa,ai wal.To welE to cah yearly, and
: our.s1ilEs IeMag iberaS = 4
sco,a s,,.,,,s se,M = NJ bS S Z &iPRESCoTT. d
July StiR1312s ss'.; ~ - -
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~ Thirty-fve dollars in Confederate
money. which had been sealed in the
cornerstone of q new building at Wash
inetou, Penn, was recently stolen by
.ome one who didn't know it had gone
gu. Of style.
mns- The New York Day Book no
longer supports. the straight-out, move
r. sut hoists the Greeley and Brown
hianer.
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yCDSoN. FEMALE 4EsYiTITE,

larion, Ala The s5th Annual Session
lgins the first Of October, with Is teach.
p a handsome new outfit in parlors,
opel, lecture-rooils and dining rooms:
3pianos and two organs, Including liz 6f
Sifss splendid new $3.50 Instruments
egant new walnut suits and Kittle,s
Sling beds in the dormitories, and floors
cpeted. Average attendance for fifteen
Yrs past, 200. Expenses reduced. For.
ciular, address RICHARD II, RAW.
LEGS, M A., President. - - 4t82'%
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For the Advertiser

Mr.. EDITOR; The friends of LEROY
Fs YoUNfANs, Esq; respectfully an,
nounce him candidate for the office of
so1icitor.of the Fifth Judicial Circuit of
this State! =. - - - r.. '.'f' - ~
The peopletof Edge6eld,, white and
colored, ,,well remember the able and inn
partial services rendered,by him in this
capacitgas, Solicitor of the. Second Cir
cult a, few years ago. We. believe NO
man,amopg US would be more. acceptable
to the people Of this County, Democrats
and Repub1icans,-and that bis election
to the office would give, universal satis:.
faction to allthe people ia + the la Fifth Cir cir7
culH So. ,,-.-.,- -
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rhey Mean .sTqiem g stnte,,4..To Rob.

correspondent in the Paoeniz,s over
the signature of "sotth caronhian.' "
aays:' ".The Union, in speaking of South
Carolina, calls it sfheir State" don't
think there is q trae Soth Caroliasion
who lisa Republican,. So the Republicans
nughtnot to cali itther State, because
they arepaupers dependhagoa OUR STATE.
for a.%iyir1.". sar 49,, 49,.
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Goes in for Reform and Reputation.


II. B. Ferguson, Esq.i has been nomi-
mated for the Legislature i'll Grecnville
District, and in card accepting the nomi-
nation gives his "platiGrm" as follows: {:
"Qur Representatives. 70 the Lcgisla-
ture must represent the people, and not
themselves. None but those who will!
act under our instructions in Greenyille,
and not according to influences at Column
bia calling for other standpoints, will be
supported. No man should bc supported
who is, or ever was, suspicioned OF hand.
ling bribe money. a reputation OF all
Scott, Parker, kimpton & Co.'S Bonds
must at once be declared necessary. All
salaries must be cut down; all useless
offices must be cut off; all Legitimate
debts should bepaid. Corporations, Com
missioners and Legislators must learn to
submit to the voice of their constituents,
and not become usurpers OF property,
liberty and power
Just such men as Mr.. Ferguson are
wanted badly in our Legislative halls,
and we trust hes will be one Of the PC
ceOted
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Sc Down Pfth the Rinr v,

On Saturday Vt, at Columbia, a meet
ing of the delesEss or rne-v1ur1y 70
eject delegates cshe State Republican
Convention was nld and delegates APP
pointed. And thUniom says;
Resolutions werintroduced and adopt
II instructing tholelegaton not to sup
port Governor II X. Scott and Stale
treasurer Niles GParker as candidates
for election, noGcneral franklin j.
Moses, Jr., as caaidate for Governor.
ALSO, resolution ndorsing the course
Of Congressman ;lliott and pledging
support for his ro Gction.
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Let the People Think.

The Radicals have ignoyed, suspended
and subverted the cpnstl tlbutiod and laws,
trampled undefoot the principles of1oiviI
liberty, and impoverished the people BY
system of extravaganza that has no
parallel.
And yet they ask the people to re-elect
them to powerl' Would itnot be strange
indeed if the people were to do s5?" We
think it would. Let the people serious
ly considerl - ~ -
F'win they again trust the men Who III,
have acted SO shamefully and corruptly2
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One More for GrcelGy.

Judge Thomas (says the Rock Hill
LaaternJ is out in, strong. letter in
which he declares his determination to
quit the Radical party, and give in his
adherence to the Liberal Republican
party, which in.hiS opinion is the party
to save the country from its downward
plunge into ruin and infamy. He an
nouhces further that he will become.:a
candidate for Congress if the citizens OF
the District desireit.
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ss General CassiEs NJ Clay puts the
case strongly and pungently When he
says in his letter tethe people: s" To-day
we,live undera despotism impelled by
the lowest instincts, tastes, and self-in1
diligence, which, unlike European, ,aris-
socracies, shares nothingwith the people.
but absorbs all thersubstanee fer camp
followers, who are equally. corrupt and
vicious" Such is the deliberate opinion
of the Grant domination held bEa life
.opg Republioaai.
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:, 4Eor the.Advertiser.,e :.
Letter. from GreenviAe. =

| Z GREENv1LLE, 8. c., Augssth, .J2..o
Mr.. EDITOR .-After having spent.siz
months of, dull, monotonous farm life. ]
ana again On. asummer trip to qreenville,
re.visihng the scenes Of many happy Col
lege days, ,whereI propose spending 2
short time in recruiting, for crop gather
ing, DC. ,a
was very much surprised to find this
place, ,on nay arrival, In spc6 state OF
political excitement, as it susnaliy very
quiet on elections. TO- 80
On Monday last:-saies-day-thete was
large crowd in town; and quite an in
terestihg Greeley and Brown Ratification
Meetihg,lwas hield in the Court House,
A number Of speeches were made, all
earnestly supporting the Cincinnati and
Baftimore candidates. Gov. Perry and
Gen. NJ, G. Butler were present, and de-
livered the speeches of the day; and If;
after listening to their able discussions,
anytrue son ofthe South withholds his
vote from Greeley, sit is one of those
mysteries which Icannot solve" re-
peat Gen. Rs 'sownworts. -. :.
And while these. honored and tried
men were proelaiming the salvation of
the country. in the Court House, just
across the street the Hon. Edward f..
Stokes, of this place, blazed forth, with
all the ardor and fire of his fanatic soul,
against both Greeley and Grant,. stating
that on the 3rd of Sept next, the true
and honest Democrats of the Ropublir,
would give the true and honest people q
true and honeG candidate for President
OF the U. S.; and that no true and honest
person would vote for any ot' .r man.
Some PORTIONS If his speech wnrc rx-
tremciy amu,in-, and created m,ch
lnnr..-.- III rIiu ili.:t Z. WI. ii..s ha,. u.s.
sambled to hear him, IN spite of the
rainy disagreeabie day. lie holds .orth |
again tonight. His speeches are quite
aarmiess as 9maE$eWHient Hi is the sale object
I hope you Go not think, from all this
narangue, that have plunged heart and
soul into the mazes of politics. No; I
lave inquired after the crops almost as
much as after Greeley and Brown, and
ind that the large crops of cotton planted
IL this section are unusually fine. The
lrmers, however, are considerably dis
outraged about prices, and some OF them
eem to think the staple will 80 very low
indeed. -
There are quite number OF strangers
ere now. The Mansion House is crowd
d, aud'all the private boarding houses
;ell filled. 1 suppose the visitors gen
nerally are havinga charming time; at
east the pleasure seeking portion Of
lcm, for the generous people Of Green
lille always succeed in making their.
ity attractive and pleasant.
And :ye who love dancing, come to
reenville! The City Club gives a hop
bout once week, and tho young ladies
ave now formed Club which meets .
vice month, So you see that tany .ueYo; :
e of Terpsichore may easily be satiatcd J
ere. On Friday night next there is is. to.
e ball at the Mansion House, to which {
have been .hohored with IN Invitation. {
nd as expect to meet there cpisaih fair q
iris and laughing eyes, 7 anticipate a ;
me not surpassed by any thing out.of i
caven, More anon. 9 - 80 ~ !
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y sherif's' Sale. /.
STATE. OF soash cafofihs, i
r.,c -EDGEFEID COUNTY. :;
!. COURT oF!coMafoNPLEA&
Piedmont &,Aflihgton'Life'. Il o..
Insurance Company, ssr9'.ft Fore
a. W. Atkinson.

,... a, W. Atkinson.
iUeY virtue Of an order from. tile Hon.
lid S. w. Melton, Circuit Judge, I will
proceed to sell; at Edgefield 9. H.. on
Sale3day in September next, all T,H AT
TRACT OF PARCEL OF.LAND. situate.
lying, and beiiiE In Beach island, in the
CouIsty and State aforesaid; containing
Five Hundred, and ,twontN-three (52S
Acres, more or less, with the SolloWjnr
metes and bounds Bounded dbnfhe NORTH
by lands of Thos. w. Whatley; East by
lands Of James, Hankinsop and of, the
Estate Of David .Westbrook; South by
lands of the Estate of John Sturzener
ger. and Samuel Clark; and West by
lands of Samuel Clark. and Thos., VI.
upon the following terms. to
wit: The costs and one-third of the bur
chase money TO obe'paid in cash, the bal,
ance Vi. the purchase money on q credit
Of twelve months, with interest from dav
,l sale, The purchaser to give bond and
mortgage oi.the premises TO secure the
,rsdit portion of the purchase. money.
Titles and Stamps extra. -
b. JOHN II. MCDEVITT. 8. f. G..
Aug. 10, - 4te j. Al