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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-26
Proposals for a Cotton Factory
in GrcenyiIle.

Ii is proposed 70 raise the necessary capital
stock, and 10 build and operate cotton fac
tory and wheat and corn mills u: water
power belonging to Mr.. II. Z. Hammett, on
SaiUia River, eleven miles below the city Of
Grcenrillc, and within one-haf mile Of the
track Of the Greenvile and Columbia Rail
ro2i
4, is proposed to build factory Of, say.
6 800 spindles and 200 looms, and make it
first class mill using all the modern improve
ments which experience has proven 10 be
necessary for the production OF the best quail
itv Of goods at the least cost Of production.
The water power is ample, for not only the
proposed factory AMI mills, but for any en-
lsrgcment nd extensions shat may ever be
desired BY the company. Ii the experience
oG those qualified by experience 10 judge of
>@cil matters, that il is unsurpassed by al;y in
the world for efficiency and cheapnesS of ap-
pIication, and the buildings erected AZ it will
he free from danger Of damage d frcShtt$.
Abou, 900 acres OF land is connccecd with il,
controlling The entire privilege on both sides Of
the river, and extending to the track of the
railroad, where the land IS favorable for the
construction of Il turn-ou, and dep0t, which
the railroad company proposes TO do Is soon
IS il is wanted for the work. 1t is easily ao-
Droachcd from both sides Of the river, So th;::
good roads may be made TO and from it.
The proposed factory. with the machinery,
together with the whea; and corn mills,
operatives and S;orehouScS, and all necessary
appurtenauces, is estimated 20 cost about
Si7o, 600; :hen add $50 600 for commercial
capital, will make the capital stock 5000 900.
Onc-halr cf this sum would be called for
during the FIRST year, and the balance after
warts, because it would be best not TO start
more than one hall OF the machinery at first,
so As 70 organize labor, &c, and to add the
balance afterwards, as circumstances favored
il. The company would be incorporated
uajer The general incorporation laws Of this
State, or nv 4 special Act Of the Legislature.
as might be thought beSt.and stock issued by
il in shares OF 500 each, so as TO place IL
within the reach Of ell to take stock in 1t.
The location is IS teaithy as any part Of
world. There is an abundane Of good mate
ria, in ne surrounding country for operatives,
whose condition would be materially improy-
ed and their characters elevated by employ
meut in such mill; besides, they would
become producers and valuable members oG
society The children, TOO small 20 work in
the factory, would have educational adraE-
tages, and the families church privileges
e0u,l 10 those Of any Of the surrounding
villages The location is also good one for
mercantile house; the surrounding country
is 3 good fa ming region. settled by an in
teiSent and thrifty population. Nearly, Ii
not qai,e all. the cotton used by the factory
could be bought direct from the producers,
delivered at sbe factory, and save freights
and coUuissloas IN buying grJ delivering tt.
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Sherif's Sale.

N COs,MON pLEAS-NEWBERRY.
Mary ". Nance, per ". +. Nance, Trustee,
Plain;lff.
against J. X. G. Nance, and F. D. Nance,
TX 'orS Of F. Nance, deceased, Dro;hca 4.
Nance. and +. ". K Nance. defendants.
IN COMMON PLEAS-NEWBERRY.
Laura f. Nance, per W. f. Nance, Trustee.
plaintiff. against
J. X. &. Nance, an3 p. d. Nance. Ex'rs OF
+. Nance. deceased, Drofhea \. Nance and
J. ". L. Nance, defendants.
By virtue of executions 20 me directed in
the above stated c!ses, have levied on the
properly OF John K Nance, and will sell
or the First Monday in March next, the TO-
lowing Real Estate as the property Of the
said John K G. Nance subject TO Q home
s;ead therein TO be laid of before day Of
sale.
One ;r2ct Of land containing el:Ten hun
drcd acres, more or less, and bounded By
lands Of Mrs A. L. Brown, Joseph Caldwell
estate OF Richard Sondley, deceased, T. W.
Caldwell, deceased, I. 3 kcnuerly. estate of
G.. F. Sigh. deceased, and !. C. S. Brown.
PialS exhibited on day Of sale Of :hc home
stead and tlc land TO be sold.
Terms Of Sale-ca>h.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S.N.C.
Feb 10 1873, 81 SO
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The Greenville Republican.

Tie first number OF new paper
bearing the above title has been re-
ceived. It is published by the Re-
publican Printing Co., at only 81 a
year. and edited ~ dessrs. \. Blythe
and r. Mckay. The Republican is
neat in appearance, and large twen-
ty-eight column paper, and sails under
the motto, Independence ia allthings,
neutral in nothing 1t has our good
wishes for success.
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lFOR THE HERALD.
Listen.

Li>teu-to the voice OF Nature calling thee
10 admire .he living tracery Of her wondrous
architecture.
Li=ten-!o the majestic forest, the rolling
river, laundering Cataract and towering
mountain.
L!steH-to the modest violet and The "li!y
Of the valley rs they proclaim the match
less perfectionS of their creator; for Solo
mon in all his glory was not urrayed like Gle
OF these"
Listcn-to '.nusic's many sounding horn, -
to the merry warblers in their leafy hcmes'
10 the melody Of the sishiug breeze, and the
sweet "tingIe OF playing fountS," stealing
over the Soul more softly than ihc far-famed
notes Of Orpheus' golden lutte.
Listen--:o tue woougs Of Spring amid the
sweet scented groves and fowerv vales bid.
ding thee rejoice in the spring time Of life,
when every sound upon the ear breatkes the
music Of hope, and ever: prospect before the
eye is arrayed in the bloom of coming felicity
LiSten-to the teachings Of autumn-to the
lesson Of the dying year; for the tIding flow
er and falling leaf gently whisper "pasSiug
away"
Listen-to thy mothers gentle counsel as
she pleads with her erring child.
L,s,eu-wheu "the shadows Of departed
time rise as thick as the shadows Of eve
ning," 70 remind thee Of sighted opportuui-
tics and golden moments lost forever, oh,
listen then to instructions warning voice"
as il bids tnec be true to rhyself and faithful
TO thy God.
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Notice Of CO-Partnership.

". P. RUSSELL \ D. A. J. SULLIVAN.
Tie undersigned have formed Co-Part-
ncrship to date from the first day of rebrr-
nry. 1873. Under the firm name OF RUSSELL
{ SULLIVAN. TO contract for and Erect
Buildings and in General House Cerrcatrv.
They will, also, give their especial atten-
ton 10 al! kinds o! Jo5bing Work, and arc
prepared with their unparalleled facilities
TO do worh with neatness and Dispatch
Special attention will be given to putting
in Store Fronts and Fitting mp Stores with
Eea,nrSS and tiispatrh At moderate charges.
THEY HAVEFAIILITIES NOT EQUAL
ED IN THE STATE FOR PREPARING
BUILDINGS FOR SHIPMENT complete in
every part, and The entire Building finish
ready TO put on: and will contract % pn: up
and finish the Buildings in any part of the
State.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS and ESTI-
MATES furnished On application AT MOD.
ERATE CHARGES. Office and WORKSHOPS
East cEl HaSei- street
". P. RUSSELL.
d. 4. j. 81 CLLITAE;.
Feb. -, G-lm.
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SAFES s. .HO16cps.

In the District Court Of the United
States. District of South Carolina.
Ex.Parte-R. \. Leaveil, Assignee.
II Re-A. Harris, Bankrupt.
By virtue of an order Of the Hon. Geo
s. Bryan, Judge Of tie /. s. district Court
OF Inc L. $, for $. g., dated the 7th day Of
February, 1919, l will sell NJ public auction
al Newberry {. H., 5. e., on the first Mon.
.i4v i'll March next, for CASH, the following
articles Of persona! property, belonging to
tie estate Of A. Harris, Bankrupt, to-%it:
lot Of Crockery ware, lot OF fur capes
and mutf:, lot waterfalls, ribbons, jugs,
keys, &e,, &c. p. \. LEATELL,
Feb. is, lS73-7-2t Assi.nee, &c.
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BY Request

We publish this week, in part, and
to the exclusion OF much Of our usual
miscellany, the interesting address Of
the Re7. H. T. Sloan, on the occasion
Of the Centenary Celebration at Can
mons Greek, last July. To large
portion Of our readers it will be found
exceedingly interesting. as a history
of the past century in regard to the
\. R. Church. The conclusion will
be given in our next issue.
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4 Cotton Factory Proposed in
GreenvilEe.

In another column will be found a
highly interesting article On the above
nam.ed matter. which we publish for
the Information of those whose atten-
ticn is turned in this direction-and
We believe the number is considerable.
The proposition it will he seen comes
from responsible and practical men,
who have abundant encouragement in
the undertaking, and who lock conf
IDENTIFY to Newberry to take stock in
it. Read the article.
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NOTICE..

NEwRGeRY c. H., s. c., Feb. IS, 1873.
BIDS for Requiring bridge across IT.
dian Creek, near - Cromer'<, in this CoGH-
ty, will be received by the County Commits.
sioners, at Nc"berr Cour, House, up TO
March 18th, at ~ M., when the contract
will be awarded TO The lowest responsible
bidder b. order OF the Board.
DENNIS MOATES, Chairman.
J. ". HAYWARD, Clerk.
Feb. l9, 1T.
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The Mule.

NE nave lISiueutlN He@IO nAei-
speak jestingly about Mr.. Berg. Ev-
cry descriptive from foolish to crazy
has been applied to him. The money
expended by societies. ';for the prose-
cution Of cruelty to animals has been
generally considered as misapplied. It
does appear when specifically noticed,
that since there are 50 many worthy
objects Of charity amid the vicissitu-
des of human life: that to apply money
for the benefit Of the brute that per
ishes is a waste Of the precious metal.
Things are not however always what
thew seem. and often our greatest good
is presented in such a form that we
fail to recognize it. We are satisfied
that if the notions Of Mr.. Berg We're
applied in South Carolina to the much
abused animal whose sir name heads
this article. i; would result in material
advantage tc the citizens Of thu State
Droves upon droves Of mules are an
nually brought to Newberry. and dis
posed of at high prices 10 the citizens
of the county. What becomes Of
them Sur>ly they dent all die-for
we have been told, time whereof the
memory of man runneth not to the
contrary" that dead mule is as rare
as a rich editor. Well, the purchaser
takes him home. and most carefully
neglects him-feeds him a bushel Of
corn one day and not a grain the next
allows him to stand in the stall for
days without drop of water, forget
ting that regularity is the essential 10
all things, and then is surprised that
his mule becomes poor and unable to
perform the required work. When he
does work him the gears are merely
thrown on-they are never adjusted
With view to the animals comfort
the collar don't 6t-the traces rub and
abrade the skin. and then when the
poor brute, laboriug under such disad-
yantages, hinches, he is beaten and
goaded on by stupid drivers beyond
his strength. If any one will take the
trouble to notice the teams that appear
on the public square any day during
the busy season, he will be convinced
Of the truth of what is here said. Is
it matter Of surprise then that in a
few years the farmer is compelled to
swap of his old stock, now worn So
thin, so battered and bruised, that two
at least are required to make shadow,
and replace the skeletons by animals
sleek and fat from the drovers stables? q?
This swapping too is: by the way, rare
ly of pecuniary advantage to both par
ties. We venture the assertion, that
not less than $4,000 is expended an
nually BY the people Of Newberry in
this one luxury: treating with neglect
and carelessness the animals upon
which they are dependent in making
and marketing their crops.
Let the farmer look to that which
is not the least Of his interests. Let
him see that his stables are warm, and
dry, and airy. Let him see that his
mules are fed, watered. salted, and well
groomed regularly, and our word for
it he will be the gamer in the end.
Berg was not such an ass as many
take him to have been.
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Notice to Creditors.

The Creditors Of Ephrain Floyd, deceaS-
ed. are required 20 render in and establish
their demands before MesSrs. Jones l. Jones,
Attorneys, by or before the first day of
April 1873, as the undersigned will make
l final settlement on said Estate on that
day i'll Probate Court, at Newberry Court
House, $. c., and apply to said Court for q
Final Discharge as Administrator of Said
Estate.
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
Feb. l9, 1T. Admir-.
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administrators Notice for FL
nal Discharge.

| hereby give notice that will apply to
the Probate Court Tor Newberry County,
for a Final discharge as Administrator, de
oclis nor, on the Estate o! christopher ki.
nard, deceased, or Saturday, Tie 22d day
o! March next. All ncr<o:s hay:ng claims
against said Estate are required 10 render
them i'll before that time 10 The underSigu-
ed G. 4. COUNTS, Adm'r.
Feb. l3, 7-5;.
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REWBERRT. s. t..
Wednesday, February rs, 1878.
Change Of Rates.

From this date the Newbcrry HERALD will
be furnished TO all single CASH in advance
subscribers for 50 so, instead of So. but when
the subscription is not paid in advance it
will invariably be So Clubs Of twenty. re-
member, get the HERALD at 50, clubs Of ten
q 81 %.
Transient advertisements, one square
cue inch space-wil be 81 for first insertion.
aud IS cents for subsequent insertions. Lib
eral contracts will be made for three, six and
twelve months advertisements.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
AND WATER
POWER FOR SALE.

on Twenty-Six Mile Creek, 6 miles North
Of Anderson c. H., miles from Old PEN
dleton, mile from Blue Ridge Railroad,
4i0 acres, sixty acres in state OF good
cultivation, l35 forest land, heavy timbcred
some large Stock-and III. ba!sncc pine
land. TEcse is i good (irist Mill on the
premises in running order y ilh 4 large ru"
o! custom. The water-power is sufficient
TO run other machinery and easily applied !;
in ten steps OF the Pendle:ou Road.
For further particulars, address the uu-
ierSigned at Anderson {. H.
JAMES WEBB.
Feb. 10 st.
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NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that will apply
20 the Judge Of Probate Court, for Nrw-
berry County, OF tie 18TH day o.! March
ncxt, for q tn.! discharge a$ Trustee Of
Mary C. abrams u. FOOT,
Trustee OF Mary c. Abrams.
Se5. j, !s73-~S-5'.
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State Of South Carolina. County Of

State Of South Carolina: County Of
Newberry.-In Probate Court.
Mary Koon, Plaintiff against Catharue Ki-
nard, John D. Wedaman, as Adm'r, and
others, Defendants
Petition for Partition Of Land.
Pursuant to the order of the Probate
Judge, will sell al! that tract Of lard sit
ua;e in tie County and State aforesaid, con-
,aiuing one hundred and FIVE acres, more
or less, bounded by lands OF Nrs. Margaret
K;nard, David Mcdamau. John Riser,
George Rikard AMI others-heing the real
estate OF which John Kin.rd died, seized
and possessed, at Newberry Cour, House,
on the First Monday in March next.
Terms Of Salc-One-half in cash, and the
other half on a credit Of twelve months, with
interest thereon from day OF sale; the credit
portion 10 be secured by bond cf purchaser
and mortgage OF premises. Purchaser 10 pay
for papers. Purchaser shall have privilege
of paying ell cash.
j. CARRINGToN, s.S.C.
Feb 5, 5-4.. :9.75.
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SAFES s. .SOf5cpS.
NOTICE.

ALL persons holding claims against tie
Estate of William D. Reeder, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same, attest
ed rs required by law, TO the undersigned,
or 20 her Attorneys, MesSss. Fair. Pope 4
Pope, at Ncwhrrry c. H., S. g.
ELIZA J. REEDER,
Adm'x., Estate Of VIM. Il. Reeder, deed.
Feb. 2G, SIT.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons holding demands against
the Estate OF L.emuc! Lane, deceased, are
required TO present them 20 the underSign-
ed, or TO their Attorneys, Fair, Pope &
Pope, at Newberry c. H. S. C., on or be-
fore the 1th day o! April next, as the un-
dersigncd vii! on that day make a final set.
tIemsHt Of said Estate, and apply !oT Let
trrs DiSmi:so:y.
MARY a. LANE, Adm'x., and
JOHN e.. LANE, Admir-. of
Estate of Lemuc! Lane, decd.
Feb. 96, So.
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4 SAVINGS BANK,

and the safety Of their deposits is guaran.
,ecd by r:;d.rp capital OF Three Hundred
Thousand Do lars. Persons having funds
which they wish to invest temporarily. will
GHd this L safe means of investment, return
able upon demand, and always ready Cor
a<c should a more profitable inSes.meu. Of.
Ter.
Rer,ittanccs maY be made BY Express,
aud Certificates viii De returned by mai!
without delay.
Columbia, s e.. Nov. Il, lS72.-4S-3m.
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NOTICE.

Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
other fiducarleS, will take notice that the
time tor making annual returns ~iI! expire
on he Isl day OF July. All WHO fail to
make returns before that time WILDE cited,
and costs 0! Citation t.xed against them,
besides CommiS>ionsnupou settlement vii!
not be allowed them.
J. 6. LEAHY.
Feb. q lST3-s-3t.
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Rail Road Accidents.

Beginning with February of last
year it is found that the number of
accidents which occurred were 6l1,
killed 28S, injured 942. The list is
as follows :
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SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of authority given Us by Al
fred Wilson, in I conveyance Of his land 10
us, 10y way Of mortgage.l in case Of the
on-payment Of certain SUN Of money
therein specified We will sell il. public ate
ton. at Newberry Court House, S. C., on
the First Monday il March next, the land
specified III said mortgage, namely:
OEe lot of land situate in Newbarry
County. ard State aforesaid, Oh waters OF
Bush River, containing ten and one-fourth
acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
OF L. ?. Lake. John Williams and Estate of
Jesse Coaic, deceased. Said 10: is we'll i'm
proved with good buildings snd good
we'll.
Telms Of Sae-CaSh.
L0EELACE i WHEELER.
Feb. -, 6-3t.
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Deputy CoLLECToE'S OFFICE,

UFFIIR NOI.LECIUE UFFICE,
Ne~brrry, S. C., Feb. "a, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described property, seized for violation of
tie Internal Revenue law, to-wit: Three
Mules, one Wagon and Harness, two Horses,
three Barrels containing il the aggregate
about Eight Gallons Of Distilled Spirits.
Parties claiming the above described
properly are required to file a bond with
the Collector OF the Third District, at Co.
lrmhia, s. G., for the costs Of am action in
the United States Court.
JAMES NALONEY,
Dep. Col, Sd District, S. c.
Feb. 2G, s-3t.
D,,rrc.-;,, ioo ,o,,
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The State Of South Carolina,

To Eliza eth Evans and David Kinard, alb
sent defrn 1auts, and legal heirs and re-
presentatires of John Kinard, who died
iatestate.
You are hereb? required to appear at the
Court q: Probate, to be holden at Newbe--
ry Co:rl House, for Newberry County, on
the Seventh day Of February, A. D. 1878,
20 show Cause, If any YOU can, why the Real
Estate OF John K'nsrd, deceased, described
Office should not be divided or sold, allot-
ting it in portions according to law to Mary
Koon, Calhar;He kinard, William D., John
T., George W, Martha c., and Mary 4. Bo.
land, Eusracie Counts, Wis!ar Saber, Eve
kiEard, Lorisa Kinard, Elizabeth Evans,
Martha Csomcr, Jane Cromer, Cathsrine
Wilson, - koon, wife of Wallace Koon,
Bachman Cronler, Susan Cromer and David
kiiard, af;er having first satisfied the mort
gage over the Real Estate of said deceased,
held by John D. Suber, George 3. Suber,
Jacob B. Suher, William O. Eleszer aud
james A. Wclch, US the Executors of Z.
Suber, deceased.
Given under my hand and seal, this si1-
l.. s. teenth day OF January, a. D. 1873.
J. c. LEAHY,
Judge OF Probate, New berry County.
FAIR, POPE d POPE.
Petitioners Attorneys.
To Elizabeth Evans and David kinard, ab-
sen. Defendants:
Take notice, that the object Of the petit
;ion in this action is to obtain partition of
;he premises described in said petition,
which is fled III the Office Of The Probate
Judgr 60: N.wberry County, s. c., to be
made among the parties il interest, accord
ing 10 law. after selling so much OF said
land rs will satisfy the mortgage over the
same. FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners Attorneys,
Jan. %, $-Gt. Newberry c. H., S. c.
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Deposited with State ComptroilHrs
for S;.cnviy of Poicr Holders. :! SC, ,n;l0
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Bonneis are tending again 10 the old
cYiiadr;cal foy2,, aud q revira! cf the
o0s3 svstss sSaps j. sSa,issga
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sN'eer anal E'fs1'l0MS.
Job Printing.

We have determined to make Job Printing
more ofa specially than ever, ard have therefore
added many late and beautiful styles Of type to
our already large assortment, and which, togeth.
er with improved presses and choice variety
of all kinds ofwhite and colored cards. tinted,
white and blue bill head paper, colored paper,
wedding cards and fine invitation paper ard ell
velopes, enables US to execute all work entrusted
to US in an expeditions and approved manner
We are prepared to print
Ball Tickets, Envelopes.
Bill Heads, Iland1i!s.
Business Cards, Labels,
Blanks. Letter Headings,
Briefs, Programmes.
Certificates, Pamphlets.
Checks, Tickets all kinds.
Circulars. Wedding Cards, &C.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
HERALD JOB OFFICE.
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IN addition to he ordinary ard usual
business OF Banking, the CAROLINE National
Bank Of Columbia, 5. c., Issues Interest
b"a:ing Certificates for any amount, paya-
biz OIL demand, and bearing seven per ceat.
interest irom date, interest collectabl" every
six months, if the Certificate has not been
previously presented. Deposits in gold re-
ceisel on same terms. and interest paid in
kind. Dcpo>tors have all the advantages
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State Of South Carolina, County Of
Ncwbcrry.-In the Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Jchn c. wilson, as the Administrator Of
the Estate Of Thos. R. Wilson, deceased,
Plart;f, against Frederick Boozer, De-
tendant.
Complaint for Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Pursuant TO the decret.l order Of the
Hon. N. Moses, Judge Of the Judicial Cir.
cni:. will sell at Newberry Court House,
on the First Monday Of March next, the
following parce!< of land as the propertyof
the Defendant, Frederick Boozer, to,~it:
Tract No. l-Conta:ning Il 3-5 Acres,
bounded by lands of Henry D. Boozer,
Madison Longsf.ore, and others.
Tract No. 3.-ConAining 759 Acres,
bounded by lands Of A. J. Longshore, Tract
No. !, and others.
Tract No. . Containing sc Acres, bound
ed by lands Of A. J. Longs!orc, Trac. No.
| and No. ,, and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th;rd Cash, and the
other two-,hirds on credit until iSt day Of
December next, with interest thereon from
day Of sale; the credit portion to be se-
cured by bond Of purchaser with mort.
gage OF the premises Purchaser 20 pay
for papers.
J. J. CARRINGT0N. S. NC.
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