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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17
The Legislature.

Among the items Of intercst on the
tapis at the Legislature is a bill to pro-
vide for the removal OF the Asylum
of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
from Spartanburg to Columbia, and one
to remove the State Orphan Asylum
from Charleston to Columbia. Both
inadvisable and expensive moves.
We notice, also, 4 bill to incorporate
the town cf Laureus. This bill, it is
hoped, will pass.
The Ne,cS 4, Courier correspondent
says another bill to adjust the public
debt nas been introduced in the Sen
ate by Jervey. 1t is not the omnibus
bill proper, but it seems to provide for
all possible claims. The rates of fund
ing arc sixty.six and two-thirds cents
for the old bonds, and the new bonds,
outside Of the fraudulent conversion
bonds, are rated at twenty-five cents
On the dollar Pay certificates, bills
payable, Blue Ridge sclip, &c. are
rated at fifty cents. The total makes
the proposed funded debt amount to
sl0,573,349. The amount Of the
levy to pay the interest and provide 4
sinking fund is left blank. Otherwise
the bill is the counterpart Of those
heretofore introduced.
Lilly, of Chester, has introduced 4
bill to amend the law in relation to
the administration Of derelict estates.
The bill proposes to do away with the
bond now required to be given by the
! clerk Of the court as such admins.
TRAITOR. and also that all Of Section 8
Of the present act on the subject be
stricken out.
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&lslfislgr0isHu-

The subject Of immigration cannot
'c 100 frequently or too earnestly
urged upon the attention cf our
people. Its importance demands at
7:ntion, and particularly at this time,
when the opportunity is favorable
Have We not tried the present exclu-
S've system Of colored labor long
enough to know that it does not and
will not meet our demands? Is not
every sane man satisfied that a change
must be made, and that too, as soon
as possible? The negro does we'll
enough for some things, but he does
net entirely fill our bill. We want a
more intelligent, thrifty and frugal
class of laborers. Such a class may
be obtained from Europe if We but
offer the proper encouragement, and
go about the matter with will to ac
c"mplish. The industrious German
i; waiting for home in America -
The Shrewd and generous IriShman
would be delighted to make his abode
IN this country. Let them come; We
need them, and there is plenty Of
roo", Cut up those large and uurc-
munerative plantations into small
tracts, and offer them to in9uliyrant., t., o.
liberal terms, and when they come
treat them like human beings. 1t
would require but 4 small advance
ment per capita to bring as many as
sc needed. and that advancement
would not be an actual expenditure:
but m Investment. What arc the
people of South Carolina waiting for?
1t Is never too soon to lnaugurate a
good movement. Are they not tired
Of grumhlins at the present system Of
unsatisfactory labor? Has not the
time come when something should be
done to redeem the thousands Of waste
places in Our country.
The influence on the negro would
be salutary if Immigrants We're brought
here. The competition would do him
good. IIc would soon see with whom
his interests lie, and would eventually
become useful and Industrious citi-
zen.
The Patrons Of Husbandry could
accomplish this desirable result. They
i'aye the power, and they should use
il. Let them make the attempt, and
Scr if the fallen fortunes Of South
Carolina may not be redeemed.
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The War Feeling in the Noun
t,siMs OF EOrtl. Carolina.

The probability of brush with
Spain has had serious effect on sona
Of the mountain boys in Western
North Carolina, and the lively editor
of the Piedmont Press thus ventiates
the aspect. We sincerely trust that
the boys will either have Lad chance
to 'ft,' or will have settled down ere
the next summer, otherwise our visit
to that region might be unpleasant,
We Hope that Coils. Tate, Walton and
McElrath, as we'll as the old man
Barrier, will keep cool. The Press
says:
A reliable Bible agent informs us
that he.is just from 4 tour through
the mountains of Burke and Mitchell
Counties, and that there is fearful
state of excitement on the subject Of
war with Spain. Ex-bushwhackers
in the late war are already seeking
their cid dens and caves. Our inform
ant clme very hear losing his life, as
he was mistaken for an enrolling Off
Ger, and it was with great difficulty
that he convinced them to the contrary.
Many anxious inquiries were made for
Kirk, as they wanted him to organize
i raid ON Morsanton, l4enoir and Hick-
ory. No wonder the Governor wants
the militia organized. But the panic
Is not confined to the ex- bashwhackers
alone, for the Wise boys wanted to
know if Colonel Tate was going to COM
maud the old Sixth. If so, they
"wcr4 iu;' and old :san Barrier said
he WAS comin9 down to see Colonel
Walton shout getting If from serving
with the Home Guards. sepbcH
Winters has notice stuck up on Nc
Dowell's chapel, "fifty-two years old,
and too old for war;" signed, &C.
AIeck Perry was washing out his gun,
aud Gabs pearcy was fortifying the
springs. One old woman wanted to
know if Todd WIS going to run the
commiSSary at Hickory, and another
asked if Colonel McElrath would be
salt ascut for Burke County. kes
Blalock swears he'll have Avery and
Nat. Miller this time. and Gen. Childs
wanted to know if Confederate money
would be taken for taxes.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17
Tnc South as q Manufacturing
Country.

There is no country on the globe
Which is icttcr adapted for manufac
turing than the South. There Is but
one thing lacking, and that is tina; the
mind Of the Southern people has never
been turned in that direction. Our
attention has been almost exclusively
directed to agriculture on account of
the great fertility Of the soil and, be-
cause Of the class Of laborers We have,
who arc not sufficiently Intelligent 10
engage in anything else than the till
ing Of the land. But our lands are
not 50 productive now, and our labor
crs are far less useful, so that there Is
4 necessity that some should turn
attention to something else in order to
develop to the fullest extent the re-
sources Of the country. The Yankee
mind is not naturally more ingenious
than the Southern mind. True, they
have invented greater number of
things, but 1t is because their pursuits
have been more diversified, and the
Inventions are consequence of their
occupations, and not the occupations
q consequence of their inventions. In
agricultural implements the South has
cclipsed the North for the same reason.
so that it is only necessary to turn:I
the Southern mind in that direction
10 render tie South as productive in
manufactures as the North.
The capital, too: is not lacking.-|
Th4 millions of dollars that go North
for insurance and for manufactured
articles might be invested at home
We have no use now for those i'm
mcnse farms, only small portion of
which Is cultivated, while the balance
through taxation is consuming all tb,t
IS made Those may be sold in small
tracts TO immigrants, who thus would
:'"t only laake tho soil more produc.
1Hc, lat furnish us with the ycry Ia.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

By James C. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Lark hath made suit 10 me,
to grant unto him Letters Of Admin 'stra.
tion of the Estute and effects OF Lura G.
Lark, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and almoniSh
all and singular. tie kindred and creditors
Of the said Lura C. Lark, deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry
Court House, S. c., on the slst lsy Of
December, inst, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said Ad'
ministrstion should not be granted. Given
under my Hand, this Fifteenth day OF De.
cember, Anno Domini, 1873.
J. c. LEAHY, J.P.S.c.
Dec. II, 50-2t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.


By James c. Lcahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, G. Lark hath made suit to me,
to grant unto him Letters of Administers
ton Of tile Estate aid effects Of John
Lark, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSll
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said Jchu Lark, deceased, that they
be and appear, before me, i'll the Court oi
Probate. to BE- held ut Newberry Court
HYu>e, S. c., OH tie list day Of December,
in<t., after publication hereof, at II o'clock
in the forenoon, to shcw cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration should
not he granted. Given under my Hand
this Fifteenth day Of December, Ammo
Doniini, 1878.
j. C. LEANY, J.P. y. C.
Dec. II, jO--gt.
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Two Hundred and Thirty
two F2321 Acres,
To Patrons Of Husbandrys

All Delegates to the Executive Council of
the Patrons Of HusbHndry of Newberry Coun-
ty, are requested 10 attend meeting TO be
he'd at Mayes \ Martins Hall. on Monday,
the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock. 4. 81. A full at
will be brought before the meeting.
J. III. TOMBSTONE,
Dec. II, 50-1t. See. Of Com,
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Strayed or Stolen,

From the Subscriber. some two or three
weeks ago, young, good MlLCH COW,
color pale red, and which will calve in the
Spring. If strayed, will give IS for her re-
covery. If stolen, will give $40 for her re-
covcry, and with proof 10 convict the thief.
Dec. II, 50-Jt. \. J.. LARK
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She7.lHS Sues.
STATE OF SOTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY .. NEWBERRI.- =
IN PROBAT, COURT.


STATE OF SOTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY .. NEWBERRY.- -
IN PROBATE COURT.
James Gauntt, Adn., c.t., Of l.ans-;on '.
Wicker, decd, hiu,;i;, sgA;ns; 4.
Maybin, Admir-, C, Of Abraham Wick
CT, deed, ct al, Ltcndants.
Petition foSale of Lands.
By virtue OF tie )ecretal Order Of the
Honorable James CLeally, Judge Of said
Court, in the aboe stated actioa, will
sell, Mt Ncwberry Gil S. C.,
On Sale day, the tn of January, 1874,
at public on,cry, toh- highest bidder, the
folio" ing Real ESt:.,, to wit:
One tract of lance, ntaini, 6
TWENTYONE ACRES,
more or less, and ouniei by lands of Es.
tate Of J. B. Wil>C, Scott Mckee, and 9th.
erS, the property q l.aneston '. Wicker.
decd, and another ract OF land, containing
FORTY.TNO ACRES,
more or less, and banded by lands Of J.
F.. Caldwell, \. + Rhodes, and others.
Said lands being tn property Of Langston
'. Wicker, decd
Terms OF Salc-C.Sll.
will also Sell at he same time,
One Bay MareMulc.
One Lot Cottu Seed.
One LIT Plow iears.
And one half interest in a Black
smiths Bellows.
J. J. ARRlNGTON, $. ". C.
Sheriff 5 Office, DC Is, 1878.
Dec. II, :0-"t j.
STATE OF S0UTH CAROLINA
COUNTY )F NEn BERRY.
ThomasF. Harmon,
aQlnSt
Ellen S. Wilsomnd Bolton Stevens.
Attachmel: Under Lien.
b. virtue of the a,oye Attachment. I vii
sell, atpublic auction, 1t Ncwberry Z. H.. S
G.,
On the First Monday i'll January next
Sixteen Hundred [lGOO] lbs
of Seol Cotton,
more or less, atIa&cd as the property U
Ellen S. Wilson anG Delton Stevens.
TERMS CASH.
]. J. CA;EINGTON, S. n. c.
Sheriff. Office, Dc. l3, 1873.
Dec. II. 50-3t. IS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY Of NEWBERRY.
1S TIE PnORATE COURT
RcharI G. Carlisle, Us the Admr Of the es.
talo OF B S. SeiE, deceased. Plaintiff.
against
Amanda F.. Seis, Anna f. Sels, aud others,
defendants.
Petition for sale Of lands to pay debts, for
partition, &c.
By virtue of an order in the above case
from the Judge OF Probate, will sci! Ut pub
liz auction, at NewberryC. FL,
Onthc first Mdalety in January ne.rt
all the right. title and interest Of the estate
of Sam S. Scig, deceased. in the tralt of
land containing
One Hundred md Fifteen (1l5)
acres, more or less. bounded by the lands of
Thomas Chandler, John S. Rcnwick, estate
Of Geo. 4. Epting, decd, and Others, which
said tla@t Of larh has been assigned to Mrs
Amanda J.. Seig iD: life, rs her dawer iu the
lands OF Samuel Sciy. deceased.
TrrmS-0uc half cash, balance on credit
of twelve months, with interest from dny
of sale, credit portion to he secured by q
bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises. Pu: CHASER to pay for papers
j.. j. CAHRINGrON, S. y. G.
ShcrG'S Office, Dec. IL, 1878.
Dec. II, 50-3t. 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Walter +. Noon, Administrator OF JOHN b.
Roon, deceased, Plaintiff, against Mary
koon, John ". Koon, Rcbecca c. Smith
Narcl>SuS +. Perkins, Harrict A. Living.
stone, George T.. koon aal Henry II.
koon, Defendants.
Petition for Sale Of Land to pay Debts.
in pursuance OF an order TO me directed,
i'll the above case, hy his Honor, J. c. Lea.
ny, Judge O! Probate for New berry Coun.
ty, will sell,
On Monday, the 5th day Of January
Next,
at the usua! honr, in front Of the Cour,
House, the following Real Estate, belong
ing to the estate OF John d. Koon, decd,
consisting Of
Two Hundred aad Twenty (220) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of John
r. SQadley, Micassar Suber, Mrs. Morris,
Eelton Counts aud John Haltiwarger.
Terms of Salc-One half cash balance
on credit OF one year, with interest from
The day Of sale, l.; seven per cent. per an.
mum, and to be secured BY a bond and
mortgage of the premises to the Judge OF
fiooate, and the purchaser TO pa, for pa
pcfs. J. J. CARRISGTUN
dec 10 1t Sheriff n. CTS
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EXECUTORS SALE.

BY authority of the last Will and Testa-
mcnt of the late COL. SIMEON FAIR, we
will sell, at Ncwberry c. H.,
On Sale day in January next,
the following lands belonging to our testators
Estate, to-wit:
The RESIDENCE Of the deceased, being q
LARGE TWO-SrURY BRICK HOUSE,
with twelve roDms, besides basement, and
with gas fixtures for every room, the land
attached being about
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a CARD .


THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOU I'll CAROLINA has today gone into
voluntary bankruptcy, under our advice.
This advice has been given Is the most cf-
fcctual means Of protecting the interests OF
its Gepositors aud other creditors-who cau
thus, and :hus only, have the management
and control Of its aSscts-ins:cad Of their
being placed in the hands Of q receiver, in
whose selection they have no voice.
The Officers Of the Bank will, at an early
day, publish Il statement, giving full iEfor-
nation of its affairs.
We would warn depo>itors and creditors
not to barter their claims to spectators and
other interested parties rs we are Informed
there exists most dangerous combination,
whose object is to obtain controlling into
rest, 10 tie destruction Of the Bank and the
det-iment Of depoSitors.
We would further advise the depositors
and creditors to retain their claims until the
publication above referred 10 has been Dade,
which, in our opinion, vii! justify the wis
dom and policy Of the course adopted 10
their interest, and will snggesta plan, which.
If heartily co-operated in by depositors and
creditors, vii! save them from loss.
(Signed,) McMASrER & LECOETE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
POPE & HASKELL.
BACHMAN & YOUMANSS - :
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The December number Of FowLEn's BA-
ZAAR OF FASHION is received. AZ usual, il
is well filled, not only with fashion designs
and useful hints to the ladies, but with read
Ing matter. It rejects credit upon Mcssrs.
}. W. Fowler L Co. Published at Abberile,
$. c., 81,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or NuWBERRY.-
IN TIE PROBATE OOURT.
Sarah A. i. Eo,zcr, who sues Petition
by her Guardian, nd litem, for
james f. Glenn, Plaintiff, Partition
John A. Boczer, Thomas y. Land
RooZer, James 5. Doozer, and
and Dan. 7. RoUzcr, De- Personal
PENDANTS. Property.
In Pursuance Of an order III the above
Case, from the lion. J. {. Leahy, Judge OF
Probate foI Newberry County, will sell,
IL! public outcry, 10 the highest bidder,
On Monday: 9TH Of January, 1874,
! st Ne~tcrry G. H., the following Real Es.
tate, viz:
Ninety (9O) Acres CT Land,
mere or hess, bounded by lands Of James B.
Ciaiy, Mrs. JOHN {. E;>z r. Mrs. Margare,
Ghup2, ALI lands formerly belonging TO
the E>t.,c Of TEoS. y. BooZ"r, belonging to
the Estate Of Martin. Jane Dooz.r, deed.
TEkMS-.One.haf Cash; balance on i
credit Of twelve months, with interest there.
Oh from the day Of ,a!c. purchase, giving
bond and i mortgage Of the premises 10 Sc.
cure the payment OF the credit portion
! Purchaser 10 pay for p'pcrS.
j. J. CARRINGTON, $. y. c.
Sheritt"> Office, Dec. 10, 1873
Dec II, 50-3t. TO.
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20 ACRES.

in the Town of Newberry This is the most
desirabl blc piece Of property us 4 family resi-
dcucc, i'll the upper part Of The State.
Also. the OFFICE LOT, whcreon is locl-
ted the Two-s,ory B.ick House, now occu-
pied by Fair. Pope 4 Pope, und Moormau (
Schumpert. rs LAW Offices. The Lot fronts
on Boyce Street Mcnty-loIr feet, running
back for one hundred unL six feet. This
piece OF property Gun readily be rented Ior
three hunIrcd dollars per annum.
Al>o, That most desirable FARM, consist
iu% of about
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Call,arine II, Boyce, Plaintiff, against John
l.. Cannon, and Dthers, Defendants,
Sale Tor Foreclosure Of Mortgage
By virtue of an 0, der in the above stated
case, from his Honor, Judge VI. Moses. l
will sell, 1T public auction, at Sewberry G..
IT,, So. Ga,
On the First NJ onday In January next,
all that tract of land in the County and
State aforesaid, on waters OF Little River,
containing
Two Hundred and Eighty
Nine and Six-One-Hun
dredths (289-6-lO0) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of w,
Davenport, J. S Spearman, u. Werts, j..
B. Smith and E. Martin.
TERMS-One.half Cash; balance on q
credit of twelve months with intoreat from
the day of sale, purchaser giving a bond
and u mortgage Of the premises to secure
the payment of the credits portion. Pur-
chaser 10 pay for papers.
Sold at The risk of the former purchaser.
J. J. DARLINGTON, s. NC.
Sheriff Office, Dec. 10, 1873.
Dec. II, 50-3t. TO
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,Snes.iN3S Su{eS.


~, , ,r,, ~, l.,,.,r1r r,DDITZ,
- - - wy IVY ~ li''l1I-
W. M ! VIZ W" bEhh l.
= n:.l.,,
,,,.chur,, Tud,- Lien.
n Y r,o,u.r
gv virtue Of ,hr above Attachment, I
will sell at Public Cutlery,
/ On Fr;Iay. the Z'ith Day o. Dcccm-
bcr l<73
a, poH,a,ia, ) C., to The highest bidder,
ONE % BALE OF COTTON.
Levied HrO" - the property Of D. NJ. Gro
Trp,c r,>u
! r,rpISrTox
eh,r;a-. Oa;co No.. 1s-p
Z n - "a :, L.
i - -.-....-..-.-.
STATE OK SOI'TH CAHDL1N 4
rOr,NTy nE \r1vDEpDC
~ MIN 1inNI, ,,r,' ,'nI.nr
1-' 1Aih l'On-A L - |ONn1'
p.,,,.,;, LINDSAY Plaintiff Petition
og.inSt fnr
Sarah Iouis, IioI,ov,v pn,,:,;ur
o,l,.,, II, C.,l,,,,, o,I,,,3.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY o. NEWBERRY.-
IN PROBATE COURT.
John 4. Elmore, asrhc Admir-, Of William
Elnore, dec':., :gainst Rebecca Elmore,
aul others.
Petition for Partition oi Lands and Sale to
Ply Debts.
BY virtuc os au order in the ab.,vc case.
from the Hon J. ;. Leahy, will sell. at pub
lie auction, at Neybcrry c. H.. S. c.,
On the First Monday il January next.
the following Real Estate belonging to the
Estate Of William ElmDle, deceased, viz:
One Trac: ofLund. known rs Tract No. 2,
as per plat which will b. exhibited on day
Of sale, containing
Seventy [7O] Acres Of Land,
more or less, and bounded by lunds OF jacob
Hawkins, Lindsay Domiuick, William Da.
vis, George Brown. snd David Kiblcr, and
by Tracts No. 3 AMI No. /.
TERMS-0nc-third Cash; balance on L
credit Of twelve months with interest from
day Of sale. purchasers giving bond and
mortgage Of the premises TO secure the pay
ment Of the credit portion, ard TO pay for
papers.
). ]. CARRlNGrON, S. n. C.
Sheriff Office, Dec. 13, 1873.
Dec. II, 50-3t. 10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COJ-NTF OF NEWBERRY.
Martin Wistar Suber,
by next friend,
against
1ycy u. Suber, Guardian.
aud others p..
John Heller, for the use Of HAt.:''o''S
,roins, ~ ''-' Property.
Iyey ~ Suber and ND. Suber
Cussard Brothers.,
against
Ivey VI. Suber.
BY virtue of the above Executions, I will
sell,
On the First Monday in January next,
at Ncwberry C. H.. S. c..
Nine Hundred [90O] Acres
of Land,
more o. less, situate in said County and
sta:e. aud bounded by lands of Wm. Wal
lace, T. W. Caldwell, Estate OF S. J.. Davis
and the Huncombc Road, Levied uDon u
the property of lvcy 81. Subcr.
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
J. J. CARRlNGTON, S. NC.
Shcriffs Office, Dec. IS, 1878.
Dec. II, 50-3. 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWRERRY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
Daniel ZeisIcr, Plaintiff, IS. Jno. NJ. Pen
ninston, Defendant.
Execution Against Property.
by -ir,n. Of an Execution directed TO
me III ;iic above care, vii! sell, a, public
outcly,
On Monday: 18th Of January: 1874,
at Newbcrry C. H., TO the hiyhes, bidder,
the following Real Estate, viz:
Cnc Lot situated in the Town Of Helens,
containing
THREE ~ ACRES,
more or less. aid bounded by lots Of foe
Glenn, G. & c. r. r Co., Brown and 9TH
ers. Levied upon as the property Of J. u.
Pennington, at the suit Of Daniel Zeg!cr.
Sold Il, risk of former purchaser
TERMS CASH. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
J. J. CARRINGTON, s.x.c.
Sheriif@S Office, Dec. Q, 1873.
Dee. II, 59-3t. ito
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4 he Herard
II. 'soS: r S,,F.t F; saENExEs, EDITOR,
IA 3: JONES' ASSISTANT Editor DIT
y PAPER FOr T,1p ,

r,o,1 En- FOR THE PEOPLE.
ily ScwsHanSe,rs ~ ssa5S Is in the highest respect
tr<ts Of ,he acToteG to the naterisia ran m
Stp.e crcaiatees iSese OF t; County and the he
IIA..nvrrtiSing medium morf'i'eiy, orf.,, and as an
,"'''S'S' For Terms, see first Iti1aSSlied naS1 ad
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4 CAR ..

= CA RC.
The Subscriber, owing to the many bust.
ness relations in which he is engaged. has
lound It necessary TO withdraw from the firm
OF j l.. webb 4 Co., and while returning
'AanNs lof HE liberal and generous patron
age bestowed on the busin during the wear
now nearly closed. bess continuance OF the
same iiberality 10 the remaining members of
the f!m, and INDUCES hope that their fu.
ture may be full Of prosperity.
4S-3t. TH6S IaKE
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al NcwherrY &. H., the following Real ES
tate, viz:
3G2a ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, belonging to the E.ta,e Of
Mary A. Glenn, deed, and bounded by
la'.dS Of Geo. 4. Sigh, Mayes ( Martin. Dr.
G. ". Clean and Others. To DC sold in
three separate tracts, plats Of same will be
furnished on day of Sale.
TERMS One third Cash; balance on d
credit Of 0he aud .a0 years In equal annua
instruments, with interest from the day o.
sale, purchaser giving Il bond and good Sc
curity and mortgage Of the premises tc
secure the payment Of the credit portion
Purchaser to pay Tor papers
J. J. CARRINGTON, :. &C.
Sherilt's Office, Dec 5, 1873,
Dec. II, 5n-S.. ITO.
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40 ACRES,

\, Far, Z. $. Coupock. Alex ,uder Wclrh
John 7. KinarJ, Estate Of George Eptin:.,
decd, Estate Of DR.. ". i. Mckcllar, decd.
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third Cash. Tho
balance on ! credit for twelve months. with
interest from dag Of sale, secured by bond Of
the purchaser and mortgage OF the prem
iscs. Purchasers 20 pay for papers.
PETrUS W. CHICK,
Y. j. POPE,
Dec. II, 50-3t. Executors.
proorrSSiyc 4 no rnny tilI fuv