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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-16
For the Advertiser.

Itbas grown to be quite universal
custom in the community about our lit,
tie village for the ladies and gentlemen
to collect at tho Academy every Frlday:
evening TO enjoy the delishtfulsmusicc
which is dispensed by the johnston
Brass Band. Last Friday evening" we.
gathered as usual and the musicwas hhe
as ever; and through the thonghtiui
Kindness of tie fair ladies' Of the place "
new and delightful feature was ad'e'' 10
the cnte:tainmcnt. About tel O'clock
the announcement was made that al M
vitation was extended from the ladies' 10
tie Band and visitors present, to repair
to the upper room of the building. And
there spread out i'll luxuriant abundance
was a most magnificent supper-baked
turkey, fried chicken, potato-salad' chick,
en-salad. pound cake, jelly cake, drnit
cake. sponge cake, ,tarts, pies, custards
in endless variety and DELICIOUS styles.
We fcasted. After the supper Capt Phil
Waters. being called upon for speech
responded in few fe!icitous and witty
remarks which elected the hearty APP
plause of the party We then returned
to the hall below and after moreinspiring
music fastened home, invoking bless
ings on the authors OF so much real'
pure enjoyment.
Another item worthy Of mention is
that Johnston's Is about TO add temper
ance society to its many attractions. A
disnensation for Division of Sons OF
Temperance has been obtained and the
names of forty members have been ell
rolled. The Division will be instituted
and the officers elected and installed on
tomorrow wednesday, night, DR.. w.
H. Timmermar, D. G. w. 2. officiating
BETA.
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Oct. sth, 1873.

@- A Lodge of the Knights of Jericho
has been organized at the town of New
berry, with sixteen members. This gives
to south Carolina Grand Lodge.
~ Capt. Duff Green Calhoun, for
merlv OF Pendleton, died in Texas Oh
the 25th of August, in the the thirty-tiith
year of his age He was the eldest son
of Col. A. P. Calhoun, deceased. He
leaves wife and one child.
mss- Col. H. Fl D Byron, late Private
Secretary 10 the Governor, has been ap-
pointed Treasurer of Union county, vice
G. +. Tuxbury, resigned, Col, C. j.
Houston has been appointed Private Sec
retary to tho Governor.
ms- Many of our exchanges errono-
ously speak of the Modoc leaders as hav
ing been executed for the killing of SOL
diers and settlers. The fact is, Japt. Jack
and his companions were hanged accord
ing to the laws OF war for treacherously
violating flag of truce. They were re-
cognized az at war with the United States,
and had they carried on fair and open
warfare they would not have suffered.
Me- Delos E. Culver, of Jersey City,
one of the wealthiest capitalists OF New
Jersey, has been adiudged II bankrupt.
He was vice-president of the New York
and Oswego Midland Railroad Company.
His liabilities are said to reach SS,OoO,eOO.
mn- A colored man by the name OF
williams, from Hamburg, visited Abbc
Vile last week, in search of white man
calling himself Eugene Van Dom-apro-
fessional dead beat. Williams recently
had three horses stolen from him, and
swears he will give Eugene the hottest
reception possible when he meets him.
nsy- Mrs. Louisa NJ. Cunningham, rel
let of Captain Robert Cunningham, aud
mother Of Col. John and Miss PAMELA
Cunningham, died at her residence in
Laurens County, on the 9th inst.
cs. Thereis not much doubt but Sc
cret expedition for Cuba was slipped out
of New York or vicinity within the last
few days, but nothing definite is known.
.zAs- Willie Tarrant, son Of Capt. j. X.
Tarrant, of Greenwood, died last week
from congestion, after al illness Of twen-
ty-four hours
LIZ Operations have commenced at
Dorn's gold mine. The miners began
raising ore last week, and the yield of
gold is handsome and remunerative.
~ Miss Susan Golucke, n beautiful
and estimable young lady of Washing
ton, Wilkes county, was fatally burned
last Wednesday Her clothing caught
fire from stove. Everything was done
to save her, but in vain. rShe fingered
for some hours, in great pain, and died
on Thursday morning.
Ns- Clubhouse burninghas commence
ed. Two were destroyed during the past
few days, in Georgia-one belonging to
! Maj. E. Brinkley, near Warrenton, and
one to sfr James Jordan, near Pope Hill.
gs> The AAhbeyille Press d Banner
says: The Cotton Crop in most sections
of the county'is turnilag on OH well. The
caterpillar has done injury to tue leett.ee
cotton, but owing to- the maturity of the
crop generally the injury will. be COM
paratively light 9f
@- The dwelrng-house of Mr.. J.J.
Hicks, at Gro, in Chesterfield County;
was destroyed by fire about seven o'clock
Last Monday evening. Loss about 2i0, 900.
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ALLEGED TILL TApp1Na.-Yesterda,

ALLEGED TILL TAPPINa.-Yesterday
morning, about eleven o'clock, A. R.
Watson, a colored lawyer from Aiken,
5. c., was arrested at the instance of
Messrs. &. II. Llihrs u Co., who charged
him with robbing their money draw
rwo clerks in the store assert that they
saw Watson lean over the counter and
abstract lot of currency from the draw
er. When charged with theact he alleg-
ed that party in the store had given
him twenty cents for some cheese, and
stoutly protested his innocence. He was
carried befIre Justice Picquet, who dis
charged him upon his giving bond in the
sum of 81 200 for his appearance before
him for preliminary examination Mon
day morning. Tie bond was Sirned by
Nancy Evans, Watson's mother, who
rms a farm twelve miles from the city
and who brought nine bales cotton to the
city Observation-Disclosures d Sentinel,
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Johnston's October IL, 1873.
lAdyertisement.l

EpeEF1ELp, S c., October7, 1878.
To the Editor of the Duly Cni0M-Hcrdtd: !:
SIR: In your issue OF the 9th instant.
noticed q communication subscribed
to by one D. l.. Turner, of Edgetield. l
have not the time to-day to reply IN
full to the article enlanating from the
nen of ore of the so rest headed old Bour-
bon Democrats in Edgefield county. l
will, however, in a few days expose fully
tho character Of this dirty thiet-D. l..
Turner.
will also show the motive now actua-
ting him to subscribe to and follow the
teachings and directions of his first love,
the Simon-pure Democracy. will
briefly state that D. L. Turner could not,
and did not, write the article published
in the Union- Herald of the 9TH instant,
knowing that he does not understand
the first principles OF orthography, nor
can this ignoramus pronounce or give
the meaning OF one-half the words coll
tanned in the aforesaid article.
Secondly, AS 10 the assertion which
he subscribed to, viz: that he had GER
tain evidences in his possession against
me, &C., emphatically pronounce that
to be Il lie. Its hardly necessary for me
to refer to the other allegations-the
State treasurer and other bigh officials
know them to be untrue.
I. therefore, proclaim and denounce d.
L. Turner as a thief, a sneal<ing coward,
traitor 10 his party and periured villain
am ready 10 answer publicly, private,
| lv, or in any other way. individually and
personally, to D. L. Turner for the as
sertions I have made above, and do now
subscribe to.
am, with respect, yours, &c,
JOHN IL McDENITT.
P. S.-There have been several Repub'
lican mass meetings since the one re-
ferred. to at Liberty Hill; at each meet
ing the resolutions denouncng ID. l.
Turner and published before, were unani
mously adopted. IL. McD.
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A ScANDALoUs SCENEIN CouRT-Ex-
Sheriff Mackey and County Solicitor
Buttz had sharp passage Of words yes
terday in the Criminal Court. The ex-
sheriff told the solicitor very bluntly
while arguing case that he ought to be
in the penitentiary, where he had been
sentenced to 60, but whence he had man.
aged to escape. The solicitor retorted
by telling the ex-sheritf that he would
slap his face were he rot in the court
room; whereupon the exsheriff invited
him to step out of the door and execute
his hreatS. These thrusts created a stir,
az: or a,~hile'it was thought that dit.
ticulty might ensue, but up to last nighv
the pubic peace had not been brok en
with either digits or derringer. 1t was
rumored, however, that there had been
!. brief collision at the corner of Market
and Meeting sstreets.-Charleston News
u Courier.
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The pestiIence in Memphis.

Day by day the yellow fever becomes
more malignant in Memphis. BY mail
and by telegram the intelligence comes
10 rs that our fellow-crcaturcs are there
dead and dying in numbers that are SIM
ply appalling. Nor is it yet much better
in Shreveport. Nurses and money de-
plorably wanted in both places-more
especially at present in Memphis. Every
Church in the land should inaugurate q
collection for this purpose. Who, in the
human shape, and with human soul,
would not give few cents to these
plague. stricken sufferers?
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A Row at the Capital.

WASHINGTON, October I'm. F. Con-
way, an ex-member of Congress from
Kansas, fired three shots to-day at ex-
Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas. Two shots
missed, and one merely perforated the
skin. Conway's wife, who had been en-
ployed in the Treasury Department, par
tally under the auspices OF Pomeroy,
seems to have been the cause of the
trouble.
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The Columbia Fair.

The next annual Fair of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Association commences at Colum bia on
Tuesday, November IL, and continues
four DAYS The grounds are in perfecr
order, a liberal premium list mas been
provided, and we arc assured that some
of the nuisances of the last exhibition
will not be allowed this year.
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THE ADVERTISER
Edgefield, S. C.. Oct. I6. 1878.
The State University Become Dreary
and DIRTY Sham,

and Dirty sham.
Amid the universal financial panic,
distrust and disaster which have over
taken the country at large. the Radicals
of South Carolina laugh and sing in riot
and revenge. Last week we recorded
the total overthrow of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. This week we record the total
overthrow of the State University. lhe
exist;na Board of Trustees is Radical.
Two weeks ago, without cause and Win
out warning. they dismissed theHon. NJ
w. Barnwell, Chairman of the Faculty,
aad Prof. Faber. 4 week subsequently
they admitted into the Medical School
of the University NEGRO mah--one OF
mature years, who, in all pronanihty
his not the most distant idea of becom-
ing a Doctor, but only went i'll to bring
on the crisis. This man is Hayne, the
Secretary of State. Hereupon, Professors
LaBorde, Talley and Gibbes resigned.
1t was meant that they should co so.
There now remain certain so-called Pro-
fessors, but only orc on Two that decent
South Caroliniaii could at al tolerate.
And that one or two should moi now be
there. AS regards pupils, OF course
there are mono The South Carolina
University is now only a dreary and
dirty shaiu Very dreary, very dirty!
? OF the Professors lately forced out, the
sympathics Of Edgefeld will rest most
particularly with DR.. Max La Borde-
born among us, and residenthere through
youth and middle age. Tie Phoe"tr
speaks thus truly Of him:
Itmust have been peculiarly trying to
DIR. LaBurde, to relinquish chair which
he has filled since 1872. This is the long
est period of service rendered by any
one in the College. Il embraces the ad-
lninistrations of Presidents Henry, Pres
ton, Thorpwell, Longstrect, and the sec
ond term of Hon r. w Barnwell. His
associates in the Faculty, during this
long career, nave been among the most
renowned, learned and brilliant men
who have adorned the history Of the
State. DIR. LaBorde is an dLumnHS OF the
college, was trustee for portion OF two
-LcllLS. q - Sir5hp y Seht - "AiA 80 49, "
known far and wide as its historian. He
has also published work on physiology,
some pleasant brochures in polite litera-
ture, aa6 has been active i'll his contrl-
buttons to the newspaper press He has
frequently acted as President of the Col
lege, and, i'll that capacity, has often offi-
ciated on the occasion of its public com
mencements.. At the time OF his rcslg-
nation he was Chairman of the Faculty
-aposition conferred upon him, byunan'
imops vote, few days ago.sS He leaves
tho college now, impclled bycrnsidera'
tons which we are bound to respect, O
course with sense of regret in break
ing associations which extend over sc
many years. embracing the prime Of al
active, busy and useful life, aud hall"''
ed by recollections of happy days spen
with siudious youth, in training thei1
thought to manly exercise, and fashion,
ing it to noble purposes.
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FIRE AT WILLIAMsToN.-The wool
factory of Mr.. j. L Pickle, with all its
contents, located in the town of William.
ston, was entirely destroyed by fire on
tuesday, 30th ult., at five clock in the
morning None Of the machinery, and
lbout fifteen hundred pounds of wool,
was saved. It's supposed TO be the work
of an incendiary. The total loss is be-
tween three aud four thousand dollars,
upon which there was no insurance.
Enterprise & Mountaineer, 9Th Oct.
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The .FIov Messenger.

We are more than usually pleased tc
welcome to our table, and place upon
our exchange list, the Tro.v Messenger
a long established and tlourjshing Demo
cratic paper, published at Troy, Ala. The
present editor of the Messenger is al
Edgefcld man, Capt. l.. Fl. Bowles, who
it will be remembered lost an arm in the
late war. We appreciate highly his kind
remarks concerning the Advertiser, anc
anticipate much pleasure in hearing from
him weekly.
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On Wednesday, a Columbus cotton
buyer offered planter fifteen cents in
gold for three bales of cotton-that is,
sixteen and a half cents, if gold be quo
ted at one dollar and ten cents. The
planter declined. He was afterwards
seen trying to sell his cotton for fifteen
and half cents in currency.
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The Colored Republicans of New York

The Colored Republicans Of New York.
NEW YORK, October 9.-The colored
Republicans have been in session during
the day. They have resolved to keep up
their organizations distinct, instead Of
merging them with the white Republic
cans. While endorsing the action of the
Republican party, the colored Republi-
cams passed resolutions declaring them
selves free to adopt at any time their
own policy in regard to any action or
proposed action of the Republican party.
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ns,- On Tuesday night, the 7th the two
story dwelling of Mr.. B. T. Page, OF
Beech Island, together with several out
houses was destroyed by fro. Mr.. Page
estimates his loss at about $4,000. No in
surance.
Gen. M. C. Butler, who is the Vice
President for South Carolina OF the
Southern Historical Society, has appoint
ed DR.. NJ. LaBorde the Secretary for the
STATE. There have been, or soon will be,
secretaries appointed for each one OF the
s ,uti,ern States, whose duty lit will be
so collee. and classify all facts and incl
dents tending to throw light upon the
causes and the conduct of the war.
zS- The entire family Of Mr.. T. l.
Walker, of Shreveport, louisiana, died
recently of yellow fever. Mr.. Walker
married a daughter of Judge Samuel
Darden of Meriwcthcr county, Ga. The
family Of Mr.. Walker consisted of hiin-
self wife and three children. Two daugh-
terssuryiye, who We're at sehoolin Gr.llin,
Georgia.
sA- Firy-eisht persons were baptized
irl one hour aud q half, by Rev J. 6.
Landrnm, on the 5tll instant, at Benson's
Mills, nine miles above Spartanburg.
,al.. a:t,r LAFAYETTE l.. Wolfe, who was
! sssssfryfnrso1t a ten years sentence in the
penitenaary for the murder of Henry
Perrin, a prominent Republican, in
Charleston, last summer, made his es-
cape, a few days ago. snd has not yet
been overhauled.
ms- Little sammie Wakefield, mp in
Andersen county, on the 10th September,
picked III pounds of cotton, sammie is
lust IA years old, and weighs only 81
pounds. He certainly is the champion
cotton picker Of the State.
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Ridge Spring Division, No. So, Sons of
Temperance.


At meeting for the purpose, recently
held at Ridge Spring, in Masonic hall,
Mr.. ]. II. Huiet, d. G. w. P. Of the Sons
of Temperance, organized Ridge Spring
Diviston, No. SO. After which an cleo
ticu for officers was entered into, which
resulted as follows:
JOHN B. BROWN, w. P.
r. B. WATSON, w. a.
S. C. CARTLEDGE, p. S.
f. NJ. THOMAS, a. R S.
TILMAN WATSON, JR., s..
n. w. BRooKER, It.
Rev. w. A. PEARSON, CHAPLAIN.
). 2. JENKINS, c.
LC. KNELLER, y. c.
GEO. a. MORRIS, J. S.
7. WHEELER, o. S.
A. B. WATSON, P. w. P
This Division is well differed, and bids
fair to work wonders in the temperance
cause in that vicinity.
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DR.. Wistar's Wild Cherry Balsam.--
This Balsamic compound has become a
home fixture. Let all who Suffer. and
have in vain attempted to cure their
coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints, make use of this unequaled
remedy. 1t can be relied upon, tho mass
of testimony that has been published
since its introduction, being ample proof
of its efficacy.
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Notice.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EI,rnfin OLD CnnniV iI.I. Il lSl3.

COUNTY AUDITORS oFFICE,
Edgeticld County, Oct. II, 1873.
NToTICE is Hereby given to Paris
| IN S:mkins, or his Assigns. that OF
the 25th day of August last, the Taxes
! Penalties and Costs due for the yeal
uT2h 81 a 7htt ft:si rsa' . s III
'ole,nan Township, containing 300 acres,
nort, or less. and assessed in the name
+ e Y. Mobley, and purchased by Paris
imkins at the delinquent land sale III
his County Oh tho 2sth day of May last.
vas deposited in the hands Of the County
,rcasurer of this County for the redemp'
ion of the said tract of land.
FRANK A. BELANGER,.
c. ~. h. G.
Oct II " -
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Notice.

U osT, on Saturday, the llth inst. a
IL POCKET BOOK, containing Sl7.755,
and the following Notes: One Note on o:
F. Chcatham, for Slo0, given about Isl
Feb. '73; One Note on Il G. Bryan, Art,
for 500, given. think. in March, IL;
one Note on Peter MciIugh, for S5m,
with credit Of about $3.50; one other
Note on Peter McHugh, for $50, given
about LIST Sept. 1873; one Note for $50, on
b. c. Bryan, with some credits
will give liberal reward for the re-
coyery Of the Pocket Book and contents
or for the recovery of the Notes All
persons are'hereby cautioned against ira,
ding for any Of the above mentioned
Notes. MARY CltOoAEh.
Oct Is, 1873. IT 44
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! & { Esherif's bsale.
State of south Carolina ,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
LAs lG epa~.oM Fses."
/. Ramsay. CLERK; fcn Complaint
GOjn1ylO3l PLeQ,

Us. ior
DYy virtue of an order of the Hon. II.
bB. Carpenter, Judge Of the Firth CIR
cult. in this action, I will sen -at Edge
field c. H., at public outery, 70 the high
est IHddcr.I OF, the first Monday in No
.vember next fis folIoIhiG Real Estate
of the defendant, viz:
ONE, TRACT OF LAND, situate in
said County and State, containing S,aty J,
Acres. more or less adjoining Mi1ds OF
wilson Holston and othersit tledI
TERMS-The costs and ,6ne-half; the
purchase money to be paid In cash. me
balance Of the purchase money on cred
1T OF twelve months; with interest from
cSss chase a. naoney Sa to be Secured by the bond
of the purchaser, and mortgage of the
premises. Titles extra:
! oet.s. & a
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poor Old Santa Anna ;!

Tho Progress, of Vera Cruz, Mexico
says it has reliable information that Dor
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the ole
Mexican General, is passing miserable
life, having sunk from opulence to th'
most complete poverty. 1t does not ap
pear TO have any fear of the old agitatol
and hero now that he is in 'the sere ant
yellow leaf of life, but on the contrary
3; psf Z
asks that an old man, broken down with
the storms of State, shall be allowed to
lay his bones among his own people.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE,

T. WISH to sell my well-improved and
i very valuable Plantation, situateaDout
two miles South Of Pine House Depot.
and containing Three Hundred and flity-
Six Acres.
There is no better or moro desirable
plantation in. Edgetield District,-and II
is well adapted to Cotton, Corn and Gram.
2s5 Acres OF this Tract are in high
state of cultivation,-whilst the balance
is we'll timbered and first quality Pine
Land And tho entire tract is well wa
tered On the premises is coinmodious
and comfortable Dwelling, all necessary
out-buildings, Gin House, Screw, Barn;
&c. There arc also on the place two good
Negro Quarters, conveniently locate1. :,
On the place is a fine Orchard OF all IL
kinds of Fruit, and l40 Scuppcrno1ns
Grape Vines-all bearing fruit ANNUALLY.
To purchaser, if application is made
prior to lst Nov, will sell at reasona
BILE price, and on easy terms.
JAS. L. MATHIS.
Oct IL. st 43
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Change of Schedule.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad

GiluTlUlLU, hoCoS,N
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 9th, lSI3..)
t. eaesx, THEfollowing PasSen-
Ss.mA4s siAsaasa gerSchedulc will be OPP
Sts -sssssss.SaEra Oh ard after sun
DAY, the 18th inst:
GOING NORTH
Day Train. Night TRAM
Leave Augusta. 4:30 a. NJ. 4:l5 =. NJ
Leave Columbia l0:45 ~. NJ. 1887 7. M.
Arrive Charlotte. $50 p. NJ. 5:lo y. VI.
GOING SOUTH.
Day Train, Night Train.
Leave Charlotte. 100 A. NJ. S;5p +. NJ
Ieav. Columbia. PAS 7. N. SAD A. NJ
Arrive Augusta. ..S:O5 p. NJ. SID a. NJ.
Night Train North connects through
to ali points North, cia Richmond arriv-
ing in New York at 4:25 p. IN. south
bound Trains connect at Augusta Tor al
pointsi South and West. Through tickelS
sold and baggage checked to all prmcipa'
points. Sleeping ears on all Night hi,,I Trains
General Freight y Ticket Agt.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen'l. Supt.
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% Sherif's Sale.
sTATE oFSoqTH CARO- INA,
p,.s--EDGEFIEIDs COUNTY,

SObsheVN = sSe~os
2 244sssss +; TssPf' Judge T Gssa'tln'
Frances Padgett, ss,al!,a tf0reGlosqss
DY virtue of an order from the Hon.
Circuit, Ii in ri t1is @ actioa, { TiilseIl atEdge.
field G. 81 ION Saleday inN mbeInpfea3t,
to the highest bidder, ss public oatefy,
the following Real Estqte of the Sfefen-
dant, Frances Padgett, viz: H.
.iioNE TRACT OF LAND, situate In
said County and Statel cdntainiag One
Hundred and Thirty Acres, pnageor less,
and adjoinfng hands oG Fmanuel w little,
It. s Bates and others. .;-,4 srotaoT
TERNfS-The costs aid 6ne,haif or the
.pHrrnsss1mnner to be paid in cash The
i .baihlsS Sdffhk pprchase money on acred-
it of twelve mouths, with interest from
the day, Of sale, to he secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises. Titles extra. :,
II. WALLIS p G.
OctS. At - ~ - AZ
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Notice.

A PPi.ICATION will be made to the
. N next Legislature fora Charter of q
Public Road from Johrstdn's Depot, c..
C, d. A.. r. r.; West, intersactingi the
Blocker Road near Pleasant Lane.,nr
CITIZENS ON THE RoUTE.
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us, but have always treated us with the
greatest kindness; and we feel under OBJ
LEGATIONS to them for many favors gratW
tously received. Hoping that this will
satisfy all parties, we remain,
Respectfully,
JAMES DoGGRTF,
PATRICK WEss,
JAMES GOODMAN,
CHARLES CAsON,
his
JOHN X SHISALL.
mark