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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12
SheriH's Sale.
State Of South Carolina, 1Court CT Pro
County Of Fairfield. bate.

State Of South Carolina, Court CT Pro-
County Of Fairfield. pato.
Charlotte Crosby, Chcslcy Crosby, susau
Estes, wife Of Lcmucl a. G. Estes,
Catharine DuPrc, and her hus sbahd john
a. DuPre, Chrloue Boulwarc md her
husband Andrew j. Boulwarc, Chosley
p. Boulwarc, Margaret Ncvi,t, nnd her
husband Joseph X. Neutrality-suspicious.
against Envid Crosby hnd Lehhcl 4. 6.
Estes,. Administrators of Estate of
Thomas Crosby, deceased, james Stan.
ton, Rhoda Chapmsn and, heShusband
sGi,e; ,s SssR@gs R@gsa ssp> De Pendants -ofaes j
IN puE3uanob Of an oSrdur Of the Court of
u Pr6tatc, made in tho abovo stated
oIso, will offer for sale at public auction
to tho highest bidder before the court
h"us; DOOR in Winnsboro, within the legal
hours of sale on the first Monday in Do.
cembcr next and fhe dry following, the
Following described property to Wit All
being and situate: partly In fairfield roun
t. and partly in Eershaw County, State of
South Carolina, Containing thirteen hun
drcd and fifty 1850 n;rcs moro OF less. on
the waters ofSawncy ard Thorrtrcc Greeks
and hourdcd by lands now or lately be-
longing to the E.tn,c Of Abram d. Jones,
Mrs. English. Thomas Jones, Henry
CrumpIon, john Nelson, .Wylic Albert and
others. sc, II
. This land will he sold in such parcels
or trncts aa hiay bo agreed upon by Che
parties interested or their land
represented hy plat or pia's Of rc.srryny
to bo exhibited on tho day Of salo.
Terms Of Sale. 80
Ono third cash, the bnlanco on n, credit
OF one and two years, in two crua! annual
instalmcnts. with intcrcst thereon, payable
annually from tho day Of sale, the" pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond and
mortgage Of tho promises to the Judge OF
Probate, to secure tho payment thereof
and purchasers to pay for papers.
j.. ". DuVALk.
S. r. O..
Sheriff's Office.
Winnsboro, s, C, Nov.7,
1873.
nov s-flx2
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Old Mellow LIQUORS.

L. have now on harl n full stock Of old
mellow Lnnors, consisting in part Of tho
following Brands.
Nathan D'd Cabinet Rye, lSf3. rlrc
old Century Ryc, EuFlcr Rye, GuckiLici-
mcr Rye, Nirgnia Valley Rye, Family
Rye, M"nonG& ella Rye, North Carolina
Corn, inp"rtcd Swan Gin, Ecgnac Brandy
Reach Hrandy two years cid, Apple
Rrandy, Elnckbcrry Er..liy, Ginger
Brandy. Cherry Brandy, Cherrt, Port
and Na1rirA Wines, &C., Par.ea n want
Of P"re unaiul,crnicd Liquors can get
lhc... n; L. J. McGARLEY;S.
Also
\ lot Of imported Dor,cst:c Cigars. the
Ghist il Town.
nov ]! Z McCARLEN.
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ALSO.

Another tract of land in tho County
kapl State, afo1 esaid containing one hun
dred. aud sixty-fiv and ono half aorcs
;more;or loss, and bounded by1ands Off
Feast er d. II. Coleman, amt lands belong.
lug to tho Estate of .B, Mobl&y, Estate of
J. +. Coleman and nthers: Levied upon
as the property of Andrew Eeaster at the
suit of Henry AZ Cilliard Commissioner
against Jaeobs IF enBter, Andrew Feaster
and Edith D. Lyles..t' /.
Sheriff's Sale of Andrew Fcastcr's
=: Land. ..,.
WYE. control the Proceedings under
W. which these lands nrc sold, and
will require that only ono third be paid in
cash, and win take tho bonds and mort.
Cages of purchase, ,s.peyab in ono and
two years for lhc bhiahee," :.
WM. F.. ROE ERTsON,
.-,s JAS. II. RloN,
49, =, ALsc. ~
All thai pieoo parcel, or :ract Of land
lying being mud situate in tho County of
Fairfield aud State Of South Carnlinn con ..
tniuing six hundred and seventy Eve acres
more or less. OH waters Of Broal River
and bounded by lands Of William flair,
James McGill and by lands belony,al to
thc eSiute OF nrS. nancy macon, ucccH$ cu
and others levied upon rs the property of
James Il. Ashford at tho suit Of Robert
Gordan ngMns: James r. Ashford.
SherifIS Office l.. W. DUVALL,
Winnsboro, S. C. S.F.C.
! Nc vcmber 1873.
Sherifl's Sale of the Ashford Fer
ry Place.
= CONTROL the proceedings unler
-. which this land is sold, and will TO.
Quirc that only $500 be paid in casli, and
will takc tho bond and mortgage OF the
purchaser payable in ono and two years
Tor the balance. JAS. II. RlON.
Attorney.
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!. ERIN AND CALEDoNIA.-Mr. John
y. McCarley has received lots of tho
choicest Irish and Scotch whiskcys.
Just the thing for tho season. Tolh
ing can 80 forify ono oc.;nst tho
attack of " Scotch MIST" as i ho.
Scotch whiskey Punch.
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PosroNED.-Thc mee: ling. of the
Stockholders of the Z. G. e. 4. r.. r.
is posponcd until the 2l.st inst.
Hence the stockholders will not have
tho chance Of visiting the fair free.
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CoURr.--Court ended last week.
There was but little business in tho
Common Pleas. Judge Mackcy gave
general satisfaction. Mr.. W., II.
,Drawlcy, the Solicitor, also gave salts,
faction. Ho conducted the rrosecu.
lions with ability and his argument
in tho case Of the State ya. Wm. Don.
ly and j. q. Mackoroll was very fine:
The jury panol, with one or two. ez.
captions, was a good ono, and appear
cd determined to act justly, without
par'iality. They were complimentod
b. THO Judyc..., \Yo have much bettor
juries in Fairfield than are generally
found in the other counties. Tho
Jury Com niissioEcrs do their duty
wel.
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PROMPT SETTLEMENT RE-
QUiRED.

DAETIES indebted 10 the. undern;gn,|
y either by notes or open atcoun,s
arc ONCE MORE requested 10 como for
ward and settle their indebtedness. Those
remaining unsettled on..thc LIST Of Decem-
her next, will be placed in the hands donn
Attorney, and lholr cc!le;ti:n torcod Nv
The usual legal course. =
Cotton will DO received at market prioe,
or held until better prices prevail.
This notice is final, and th ose interes, cI
will save money by needing it.
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TH,NKs.-- Wo return thanks to
MIR. NJ. $. Miller, for tho report Of tho
Comptroller General as to tho assess.
ca value of property in the State last
year. The real estate was valued at
$lle,S84, l46 25 personal property
at 500 5o,o96,946 %. Total, $l67,48l,.
092 81.
!he following was the report for
Fairfield.
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70 TIE LOVERS OF THE JoTrUL.-
Read the advert iisemcnt Of j. j. Nc
Carlcy, and it Hill make your mouth
walcr. No has some of. the best
liquors ever brought to Winnsboro.
ills cold Century" is magnificent.
lie has also fine cigars-Golden Leaf,
l4a. .Espanola, ia. Crcma, .Bcllo of
Cuba and other brands. Ncad his
advertise and give him a call.
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No SMALL PorAToEs.-Mr. Thos.
w. Rabb, ST., has sent us q basket Of
magnificent potatoes. MIR. Raob
gathered 500 bushels of these tubcrs
from an aoro Of land.
Whcre is the Ph0ntu man with his
450 bushels ? Mr.. Rabb is one Of
tho most successful farmers in Fair.
field and in tho State.
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, RuNAwAy.w-7Thcrc was lively run.
away in town On Tuesday. A wagon
was upset and driver spilled, but
no serious damage.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12

Jon PRINrINo.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &C., &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12

RAILWAY ACcIDENr.-The north
erR bound through freight on Tues.
day morning rap of the track below
Wards on the Augusta portion of the
railroad. Nine cars of cotton wore
pitched into the ditch. The north
ern boun.! day passenger did not pass
Winnsboro until after dark. As is
usual in such delays there was no
mail. We don't Exactly understand
how tho running off of a freight train
prevents the sorting of the mails on
tue passenger.
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RA1N.--It is impossible for Court
week to pass by without rain. On
Tuesday, rain fell almost all day,
making things generally chilly and
disagreeablc. A committee of loafers
braved the inclemency of tho weather
and went to 500 how tho cistcrn was
filing. They "reported 'ptogrcss."
There will be some lively "skecting"
Of water when the cistern is full.
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Fon SALE-We cali attention to
tho advertisement Of a very desirable
tract of land. See advertisement.
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The Stale of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD CoUxTY.

:. FAInp1rLp CouxrY. 49,.
81 ". u. 4TEASON. Esq, Prola:s JuJge.
w EREAS, lohn J. Neil, ESQ, hath made
~ suit to mo, to,grant hin Letters Of
Administration o" The Estate and elects of
william McC"lly, deceased. These are
therefore 10 cite al admonsn all and sin.
gulnr the kindi cd and cred itors Of Ihc
said william McCully, DECEASED, that lhsy
DC oni Hppear before me, in tho Court
Of Probate, TO be held at Fai, field Court
House ON the 2lst day of November next,
next, after publicaIioi, hereof o. n.
o'clock in The lorcnonn,,c ,c shcw cause, ifany
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted
Gi7en under my hand. this 9TH day
of November y. d., 1875.
W. Al. NELSON,
nov CflX2 J. =. L. &.
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Grand Central H0te, Just Opened

HAVE just opened first class house
l.. of entertainment in Winnsboro, in
tho most convenient locality in Town, and
nm preparcd to entertain both transient
and perrbannnt boardcrs at modcra rates.
Every oHertion will he made TO give saiis-
faction. Travellers should inquire for The
"GRAND CEETKAE."
:Torms: TrnnSient boarding 81 90 per
day. Permanent board, bl6 per month.
,, JOHN D. McChRLEY,
!, nov 3~lm Proprietor.
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ENccrtOl,'G Nntico.
MonthIy Collections.

~ Naccount Of the money stringcrcy,
and :hc general depression Of trade. au:
compelled 10 ask my regular customc,s to
settle their accounts mo. ihly. M bills
unsettled TO Nov. LIST, Will bo made c,,t
aud their payment demanded. This rule
will he adhered 10 Until business prospects
bricn.
oct II t;xl I R.FOBEETSGN.
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Nitation-W. M.,Nclson.
Great gains Landcckcr & Co.
Prompt settlement rcquircd-T.
II. Robcrston.
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New NDvEKTI#EnIENTS.
See Shorin's Sales.
:. Nead Withers' IL Dwights adver.
tiscment. ::
Masonic Meeting Thursday night.
Executors Nvtico-J. w. Coleman.
> Monthly Collections II. Il, Robert!
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Si,G95,7G5.

Tota! property, $i,G95,7C5.
Tho Auditor has net yot completed
tho assessment of property of 1878.
When finished we will lay the result
before our readers.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
ACRES. VALUE.
Arabic lands, 97620. $741 1866.
Meadow aud pasture, l64,2S3. S609,260
Uncultiyalcd, 204,2G7. $l.O21,s ,s45
456,t7 $2,s73 400.
Bmidjrgs. .,., C57. $2a2,s7o,
Real Estate in towns, $273,G20.
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:.i3-ACOT
e
CO.,,

=, ;.,. : -.
WOULD give lMotids that
all Notes and> Accounts due US
the 1st of Noveplbeg, next,
must De settled either in Cot
ton, or MQrey by vthat
tia1e,' as we wish to
close out our busi-
ness. We
49,. = ~" have -
given, as much indulgence as
we can afford. -
Parties
owing u.s.
and bringing
in their Cotton
aad not wishing to-.
sell, will be given 'indul-. L
gence if the Cotton is stored
with us.
:. I. ~
- ," BACoT g. CO.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-14
SsUTHEhN PAN 1A-S AND
FARMER.
SUBSCRIPTION ~ PER ANNUM.

A FIRST-RATE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
This old and well-estaOllshed Journal mas re-
Gently changed hands, and Will De conducted
with renewed vigor. 1t will number among Its
contributors some of the ABLEST WRITER'S
IN THE COUNTRY upon all SUBJECTS Kindred
TO agriculture. The different departments OF the
journal AGRICULTURAL, horliculturai, Mechanic
cal, Ii 0 isehold, &c.-will each be conducted with
a view 10 make it the most
VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
In THIS COUNTRY.
Every farmer should take II, and no one VINO
who has recently moved into the State can afford
20 be without it, it contains the experience OF
the most practical and successful farmers and
planters.
As an advertising medium 1t has no superior in
the South, having large circulation amongst
the m ,st substantial farmers and business men
insurance companies, bankers, machlnists, fertt
lizing companies, nurserymen, seedmen, COM
mission merchants. SC, who wish 70 reach the
best class OF people in the country, will find 1t TO
their interest 10 advertise in this journal.
1t will be mailed TO subscribers on the first day
of each month NJ ~ per annum in advance
Specimen copies will be sent on applica ion
All business communications TO be addressed
JOHN W. RISUN,
Editor and Proprietor.
Office No. Columbian Block corner OF Thir'
| teenth and Gary streets '-o-u
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The Old Debt of virginia.

NIL AlON, NAss cSolu"iy 80
To the Editor Of the State Journal.
1 see from the papers that you have
taken the position in regard to the debts Of
the old state of Virginia that l have held
to be the only true and just position for our
legislature to adopt ever since the orgniza-
ton of the present state government under
the constitution of 1869, to wit: That if
the bondholders have legal remedy at all,
it must be against the federal government
and not against the present state OF Viz
ginia. :. =.
This proposition is so clearly in accord
with every principle of justice and right,
that it does seem passing strange to my
mind that the legislature of the state
should resort to funding bills, propositions
to compromise, and every other species OF
unjust legislation to our people for the set
Element of q question with which we, as a
government, should have nothing to do.
Now, it is perfectly clear that the constitu-
ton recognizes no such mode OF adjusting
this debt question as is contemplated in
the proposition of the legislature to meet
the bondholders in. conference the 10th
. inst, and I therefore hope that you will
lend your influence and best exertions to
prevent this committee from doing any
thing calculated to further compllcate this
question. ;,
Let this question come before the people
at the next election, and let there be ne
lodging the issue. but let every man stand
square before the people on this PROPOSE
ton, and / am inclined to think that ther'
will be no installing their verdict.
% ffnt] G.. w. g.
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Letter From City Point.
CITY POINT, VIRGINIA, /
Eehrnarv 70.

TO he Editor Of the State Journal
Since ssgrim visaged war has smoothed
his wrinkled 'front.'" the national burylng-
places of our soldiers are endowed with
ereat and solemn attractions. Situated
about one and half miles west OF this
spot. on very beautiful bluff OF the APP.
pomattox, "sience spreads the couch Of
everlasting rest" for about six thousand
men. and where they each repose is, of
course, defined by head-board, and oil sur
rounded by natures drapery OF shrubs,
and trees, and flowers.
A brief visit to this solemn and interest
ing spot will well repay the little exertion
of thirty minutes walk from "the Point"
believe no country save our own has ever
handed down to posterity such records as
are preserved in our national cemeteries.
Who can deny the elevating and humaniz-
ing influence Of the silent lessons breathed
to all future time in these patriot sepul-
chres? and when, as is projected, granite
walls shall enclose and granite tombs
record the names of our dead heroes, in
this respect at least we shall explode the
fossil adage that Republics are migrate
full"
Not much Of interest here at present.
Our steamers, York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore, come and go as usual, but freights
are comparatively light and business dull
A large new dock and warehouse is in
course of erection here by the Southside
railroad, and we shall have ample storage
for the usual inundation of cotton anc
tobacco next season.
Our two schools, white and colored, are
in flourishing order and under the control o.
excellent teachers. POINT.
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USEFUL FACTS WORTH KNOW
ING!

TTJJRSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH-POW.
DER will keep the teeth clean, sound, ana
white Price 26 and 80 cents per bottle
rHOMPSoN'S POMADE OPTINE will cleanse
soften, beautify and strengthen the hair
price rs and so cents per bottle
IOUyEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOW
CLEANER will restore soiled gloves 10 he'll
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price 20 cents
per bottle.
sHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will give
Immediate relief, and certainly cure cough
Price 20 cents per box.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES will expe
ali worms and are pleasant TO the taste
Price Is cents per box
WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH
ENING PLASTE,RS, whenever plaster l.
needed are unrivaed. Price 20, 70, ana ~
cents each
CHINESE ToOTH-ACHE DROPS will instant
ly relieve this most distressing malady. Prlc'
as cents per bottle
| REYFURD S INDICATED CLING ER-BREAi
| NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten Q,
children and are effcacious. Price 20 cent
| per box.
| All for sale by druggists, &c.
! +. @. WELLS b CO.,
| Wholesale Agents,
n sn-dsxlv No 1872 Fulton street N
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blatant HYnocrifes.

II.
We are often disguised oy CERTAIN south-
ern members OF the House Q, representa-
tatives who owe their e.ection IN many
cases to the preponaeranGGe: .. coiole ~
voters IN their districts. WIN very IaIe
exceptions, these members nave orougns
forward no measure OF interest," 70 tne,r
colored constituents, but are oiIen iouo-
mouthed in Remuneration OF me Hon.
Charles sumner as an impractlca.ole tneo,
rist, because OF his CIVIL rignIs Dllis anu
and his free-school measure. 'Ihese mem.
bers have palmed themselves OH on tiie
colored people OF the South as pehevers ~
equality before the law ana ~ a common
humanity, but when they are IN Wasning-
ton they forget the negro ana give MN tle
cold shoulder, keep aloot from tne lheee.
iings held here to iurther tne cause oi
humanity, ana are always peninu III press
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IN TIE DlsTRICTCOURT OF THE UNI
/ TED STATES for the Eastern District Oh
Virginia. ,,-.>.
AT Richmond, on the 18Th day of February,
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE to take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to wit: on the 18th day OF February,
A. d. 1878 filed in said District Court by David
s. Lyon, of Mecklenburg CO, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bank
rupt under the act of Congress entitled AN Act
to establish n uniform system OF bankruptcy
| throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1867, for discharge and certiiicate thereon
from ali his debts ana other claims proyable I'M
der said act, and that The 18th day Of March A.
! Dls7s, at 10 o'clock A. M, before w. W. Forbes
| one of the Registers of said court in bank
ruptcy, at his office in Richmond, in said distr.st
| is the time and place as. iened for the hearing
/ of the same, when and where you may attend
| and show cause, If any you have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be granted
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors OF the sale
bankrupt will be held at the same time and place
/ e3@ y w. w. FORBES,
| ~ Register In Bankruptcy
! fe l3-Th2w for Sd Cong'l Dist. Of Va.
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/ 25th day of Jan,y, A. d. 1873 a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the tinted States for the Eastern District OF
of Amelia county and State of Virginia, who
have been adjudged bankrupts on their own petit
ton: That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging TO SAID panK.
rupts 10 them for their USE and the transfer OF
any property by them, are forbidden by law = :,
That me-ting meeting of the creditors OF salo
bankrupts to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of their estate, will be held at a
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Regis
ter's office, Richmond, Virginia, before w. w:
Forbes, Esq., Register. on the 2oth day OF
DAVID b. PARKER,
fea-Tu2w u. ). Marshal.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

V,HIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
L 25th day of JAN. A. n, 1873, warrant ~
bankruptcy was issued out Of the District ,,..
triet of Virginia. against the estate
Of william H. Jordan, Of Caroline county
and state Of Virginia.. who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on nus own peu da,in.
ery of any property belonging to said BANKRUPT,
to him or for his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him, are forbidden by law Inat
q meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt,
to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees of his estate, will be held at court
of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Register
ONCE. Richmond, Virginia, before W. w. Forbes,
ESQ. Register on the goth day of February,
a. DAVID b PARKER,
aATu9yv " 3. Marshal.
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