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FOREIGN NEWS CONDENSED.

The inquest into the Pommerania' g mishap
has been adjourned
Chevaudier de Valdrome, the statesman,
is not dead, as reported day or two ago.
There was only one important failure
among the stockholders Friday at London.
The republican club in Italy named after
the executed military mutlneer, Barsanti, has been
closed.
The council of state at London is about to
discuss project for taxing cotton imports from
America.
The Hungarian diet has passed an address
in reply to the speech from the throne, by twenty
two majority.
The liabilities of Henry Taylor & Sons,
grain and flour merchants are put down at six hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
The explosion of the bomb near the palace
of Minister TisZia at Pesth on the evening OF his
recent reception, is regarded now as bad Joke.
The condition of the iron and coal trade in
the south Stafordshre district, England is growing
worse, and the closing of works and reduction OF
wages are noticed,
One of the Pommerania's boats has been
recovered, with bag containing two hundred thou
sand dollars. The owner of the money is saved. He
Is reported as having offered thanks.
The Kentish hop- growers say the general
caused by the protective tariffs of foreign countries
and the duties on foreign productions should be re-
vived
The latest arrests of socialists at Rome
have led to a seizure of documents that have given
much information relative to the organization OF the
internationasts of Italy and their connection with
similar bodies In foreign countries.
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ut for COpHrnlatfon,
NEWS CONDENSED

Commodore Spicer, commandant of the
maynard at Boston, died Friday morning.
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan
Friday were one million four hundred and 1ftyfour
thousand and fifty dollars
At Fall River, Massachusetts,, Friday
morning, the Wyoming thread company factory was
burned. Loss, one hundred thousand dollars; fully
insured
dispatch was received Friday at Shreve-
B. Eagan, at his residence near that city, of bron-
chiaI Affection
John Moury, Joseph Veyon and Morgan
NIGH, injured by the boiler explosion at DunraTy,
Pennsylvania, Thursday, have died since, making
six deaths. The rest Of the injured will probably
recover.
A special to the Milwaukee Sentinel SAYS
that the Fox River hotel, at WaShekawa destroyed
By fire Thursday night. Loss, twelve thousand dol
lars; insurance, six thousand dollars. The hotel
stables also estroyed and the trotting stallion
Weasel. jr.. and two other valuable horses were
burned TO death
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The solid souIh's share of omeers.

The solid south is not very grasping in the
direction Of officers. Take, for example, the
army. There are now, says the Washington
Post, in the pay of the United States 2470
military gentlemen of commissioned rank.
Of these, 2273 are put down on the lists as
appointed from northern States, and 1856 from
the south The number of general officers is
IL, of whom ii are from the north and 0
from the south. The adjutant- generals of
fee employs II, OF whom Is are northern
and l from the south. In the medical depart
ment the proportion is more equitable than
any other, there being l57 northern surgeons
TO % southerners. In the cavalry there are
2S4 Cortharn officers to 80 southern; IN the
artillery 259 to %, and in the infantry S3l to
50. OF the 1877 officers classed as belonging
to the southern States only FIVE are above the
rank of captain, while l67 are below that
grade II therefore appears that the regular
rmy is thoroughly sectional Institution.
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Importance took place at the cabinet meeting to-day.
4 member said there was unanilnity on the PTesi-
dents message.
Supervising Architect Hill.
Secretary Sherman says he suDposes Super
visIng-Architect Hill VIII be suspended during the
pending trl H. on the Indictment fonnd by the
United States grand jury at Chicago.
Commissions SEgned.
The President has signed the commissions
of Mrs. Anna d. Thompson, postmlstress at Men,
phis, and Hiram Raft, postmaster at Hutchinson,
Kansas.
To he Sent for Confirmation.
About one hundred nominations, some of
which failed of confirmation at the last session of
congress, but most of them recent appointments,
Will be next week sent TO congress for confirmation
The Appropriation Bills.
The military academy and ratification
bills are completed and the other appropriation
bills are In an advanced state Of forwaI dness.
Beath of Colonel Buchanan.
Colonel Robert G. Buchanan, a brevet
major-general of the United States army, who has
been on the retired list for number of years. died
at his residence to-day Of apoplexy
The Joint COmmIs siOn on Indian Blu
reGu.
The Joint commission On the transfer of
the Indian bureau TO the department held a
meeting to day. No testimony taken, but by
resolution Of the commission the secretaries of war
and Interior aenerala Sherman and M5ig5, and
Commissioner Hoyt, were invited to testify. The
commission then adjourned to next Monday.
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the corrodng discharges In
Cstarrh but by sympathetic action restores TO sound
health all the organs the head that have become
affected by It, and exhibit any of the following anec-
tions:-
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss of
Hearing. Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear.
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss of the Senses OF
Taste and Smell, Elongation of the Uvula,
inflammation of the Tonsils. Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron-
cfiitis, aud Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains DR.! Sanford's Improved In
hang Tube with full and carefully prepared directions
for in cases Price ST. For sale by all Sh2lesais
and retail druggists and dealers throughout the Unte
States and Canadas. WEEKS POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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To the Memory OF John G. BreckIn-

LOUISVILLE, November Ex-Governor
M'Creary has caused 10 be delivered to the Breckin
ridge monumental association, at Lexington, Ken
lucky, the of ten thousand dollars appropriated
by the legislature of Kentucky for monument to
the memory of John c. Breckenridge.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 29.-The following
dispatch was received to-day from Hamburg: Three
officers of the Pommerania will remain at Dover to
identity bodies. The captain is Ill at Rotterdam,
suffering from exhaustion. The total number miss
ing is thirty-seven passengers and eleven OF the
crew."
The customhouse nominations will probably be
communicated to the senate as early as Tuesday.
Among other recess appointments expected to give
rise to more less controversy those of A. s.
Badger, postmaster at New Orleans and EX-Gov-
eInOr Hahn superintendent Of the New Orleans mint.
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Another architect Arrested.

New YORK, November 29.-Wiliam A.
Potter formerly chief supervising architect,
rested to-day warrant issued by Judge Blodget,
OF Ine noit1efn uIst,ict vi dIIoIs; charging con
with the public buildings in Chicago Potter was
rested at his Office and was much surprised. Bail
was fixed at five thousand dollars, and CONGRESSMAN
Potter brother of the exsuperising architect, be-
came bOndsman. Examination was waived.
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His CommIssIop Revoked.

CINCINNATI, November 29.-At meeting
OF the board of police commissioners to-day, COM
munication was received from Governor Bishop, re
vokng the commission of Mr.. Hagan, member.
The board or commissioners Immediately elected
Mr.. j. B. CaIberry to I'LL the vacancy.
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a Sham Battle, but Somebody Gets
Hurt.

CINCINNATI. November pa sham bat
tie took place yesterday at the fairgrounds at Mount
Gilead. Ohio, In the presence of large concourse Of
citizens of that place, and visitors from the sur
rounding country. During the war several serious
injuries we're inflicted and much bitter feeling en-
gendered. Bush Fry, of the lowering Guards, was
shot in the face and the wound is considered quite
dangerous. Benjamin MCGOWAN was struck on the
head with a bayOnet, cutting to the skull.
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The Election In kansas.

ST. LOUIS, November ga special from
Topeka, Kansas, says that complete returns of the
late election from all the organized counties OF the
State are in. The vote for governor stands: ST.
john Republican, A 020; GoOdin. Democrat. 81
2S0; Mitchell, Greenbacker, 27,057. The vote of
the remainder OF tie State ticket aggregates about
fha
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They WIN PRESERVE the state CreaEt

RICHMOND, November pa call, signed
by number OF prominent citizens OF Virginia. is
published, stating that they have organized them
selves into society to preserve the credit of tn
State and inviting the cooperation Of every citizen
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WAX DETT., OFFICE On. SIG. OFFICER
WASHINGTON. November 30, l am. I
For Tennessee and the Ohio t--liey clear
or partly cloudy weather, pdI-ioble iciHds,
stationary temperdtgTS stationary or higher
pressure.
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yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
tor, 81. Memphis cotton, s 3 &c. Ney
Orleans cotton. &c. Neio York ec.tes, 81 ic
Neio York cold, 100 H.
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ERsBURG, Novembe
I publishes an article, s;
for the despatch of the
l rests with Russia, and
Madrid.
November 29.-The
It precautions in the
lsturbances are appreheI
ats are believed to be at '
Marine News .


Port Eads, November 20: ed-Ship suliate,
from Hamburg. No departures.
Boston. November 30: Arrived steamship lily
rian and State OF Alabama from Liverpool.
New York, November 20: Arrived Steamship
Rhein from Bremen; City OF Newport, from Liver
pool.
London, November 30: Arrived out-Steamships
HelyetIa, from New York, and Leipzig, from Balti-
more.
San Francisco, November 30: Arrived-Shlp
American, from New York. Cleared-German bark
UndIne for Queenstown; British ship Galleda. for
Cork
Propeller Benton. Passed dOwn-Propellers Area
da, Wnslow, Atlantic, Jarvis Lord, City of Duluth.
Sehooners-Hel setia. Montcatln, Montauk, River
side.
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A Few Paragraphs from New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November 29.-Attorney-
General Ogden was with the grand jury to day advis-
ing them In regard to the instructions given by
Judge whitaker, on Tuesday, regarding the tnvestt-
CATION Of election frauds and pointed out the law
relative to these crimes The grand jury will sub
pena witnesses for Tuesday next
Rosa Emanuel aged five years, was burned TO
death by her clothing taking fire from lighted
candle.
Arrangements have been made with the wIecking
company for the raising of the steamboat Frank
KranZ, which sunk last week, below the city.
The department at Washington has ordered OF the
authorities here tabulated statement OF all I'm
ports and exports for the years 1865 and 1866.
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WASHINGTON.
Supervising Architect Hill to he sus-
pended Pending Trini-1ira. ThOmp-
sons Commission signed as
POstmistress, Etc.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-Nothing of
Importance took place at the cabinet meeting to-day
4 member said there was unanlInity on tine Presi-
dents message.
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ACROSS THE WATERS

War Matters are Enlivening-The Rus
English Aihiatst Held a Con,
ference - Murders Com
mitted In the Gale
dOnia Colony.
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Price, 26 Cents.

Be careful to call for co11ts voLrA1c PLASTER
lest you get worthless imitation. SOLD BY all
Wholesale Retail Druggists throughout the United
states and Canadas, and by WEEKS POTTER, Pre-
pretors, Boston, Mass.
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A Black HIS Desperate Recapture,

CINCINNATI, November 29.-Bob M KIM
my, the Black Hills desperate. who was arrested at
Hillsboro, Ohio time since, but who broke jail
and has been at large for month past was recap
tured last night in Highland county. He was dis
covered In deserted cabin, and made desperate
resistance, refusing to surrender until he was shot
through the breast and cheek.
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MEMPHIS B. & S. ASSOCIATION

WILL be held MONDAY, December 2, 1878, at
Wv 7p.m at No. 291 Main street, to collect
dues and interest, also for the transaction of i'm
portant business to come before the Stockholders
for their ratification.
G. H. JUDAH, President.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
An Ancient Document.

A gentleman has handed to us a
very ancient document, which will
doubtless interest our readers. In
the original The SIS are all Of the old
stylc-ma,le like t''s-anu the parch-
mcnt is the genuine stuff. Inc paper
is as follows.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GEORGE tho Second, by the
Grace Of God, Of GyuuL- D,tjuin,
France and I'ci0Nd, KING, De-
fender Of tnc Eal,n, &c.
TO all - whom these Presents shall
come, Grcc.ing.
KNOW IE, That We, Of Our special
Grace, certain knowledge, and nicer
Motion, have Given and Granted, and
by the these Presents, for Us, Our
Heirs and Successors, do Give and
Grant unto John EraSncr his Heirs and
Assigns, II plantation, or truct Of Land
Containing one hundred and fifty
acres Bounded to the Southwest QD
Broad River not Navigable and on all
o,hcr sides by Vacant Land. And
hath such Shapes, Forms and Marks,
as appears by Il Plat thereof hcrcunto
annexed, together with all Woods,
Undcrwood3, Timbcrand Timber
Trees, Lakes, Ponds, Fislings, Waters,
Watcr-Comscs, Profits, Commodities,
AppurtcnanccS and IIcrcdtaments
whatsoever thcrcunto bclon. ing, or in
any wise appcrtaining, together with
Privilege Of Hunting, Hawking, and
Fowling in and upon the same, and all
Mines and Minerals whatsoever; Say
ing and Rcscrving, nevertheless, to
Us, our Heirs and Successors, all
Whitc Pine Trees, ifany there should
be found growing thereon. And also
Saving and Rcscrving to $, our
Heirs and Successors, one Tenih Pu3I
of Mines ofSilvcr and Gold only. I'O
H1 TE and TO HOLD the sn;d Tract
of one hundred and fifty Acres of
Land, and all and singular other the
Premises hereby granted, with the
Appurtcnanccs unto the said John
Frushcr his Heirs and Assigns for ever,
in free and common Soccngc. he the
said John Frashcr his Hcirs or AS
signs, Yieiding md paying therefore,
unto Us, Our Heirs and Successors,
or to Our Rcocivcr-Gcncral, for the
Time being, or to his Deputy or
Deputies for tic Time being, yearly,
that is to say, Oil every TiUeniy,ftM
Day of llt2ch, at the Rate Of Three
Shilltngs Sterling or .F'our t'hilli,gs
Proclamation Money, for every .Hun-
d''ed Acres, and SO in Proportion,
according to the Quantity Of Acres
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
SALE BY JUDGE OF PROBATE.
State Of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Lacy Caldwell rs. Mary l.. Nelson and
Offers.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Court OF Probate, made i'll the above
stated case, | will offer for sale, before
the Court House door in Winnsboro,
OH the first Monday December next,
within the legal hours Of sale, at pub
lie outcry, to the highest bidder, tho
tollowing-dcscribcd property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
formerly the property Of John II.
Davis, deceased, lying, being and
situate in the county Of Fairfield, State
OF South Carolina, containing FIVE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, more or
less, and bounded OH the north by
lands Of Thomas Anderson, on the
south by the public road leading from
Winnsboro to Kincaid's Bridge, on
the cast by lands of John Harrison and
Israel Byrd, and on the west by the
said public road and lands Of Thomas
Anderson. This land is to be divided
into two tracts, of which plats will be
exhibited on the day Of sale, and the
sale will be made by tract.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the
Purchasc:-money to be paid in cash, the
balance III two equal successive annual
instalmcnts, with interest from duy OF
sale, payable annually-thc purchaser
to give for the unpaid balance bond
, secured by a mortgage Of the premises
sold, and to pay for all necessary
! papers. 0. r. THoa1psoN,
PROBATE Otiicc, J. T. +. O..
| Winnsboro, s. G.,
| November s 1873
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

y virtue Of an execution to me dl-
- rcctc /. will Offer for sale before tn G
cont house "oor in Winnsboro, on tho
FIRST Monday in December next, within
the legal hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder, FOR CASH, the following described
property, to Wit; r,
All that piece. parcel or tract Of lind
containing FIFTY AChEs, more or less,
known the ''lslaud bounded by Ian lis
of Mrs. Grace Lakin and Broad River,
also TWENTY ACRES. moro or less, OF the
Stanton land, and bounded by lands OF
". B. Elkn, Ben Martin and others
levied on at the suit of Edward Pollard
nCnins! William Is. i.lkin, as admlnls ira.
tor, and I!cn"y l.. Parr.
S. W. RUFF,
SA"rlifs once, S. +. {.
WinMaiHr', G.
November Il, 1873
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19

contained herein, the same TO GROW
due and bp accounted for from the
Da!c hereof. PRO HIDHD ui,ruvx,
and this present Grant is upon EonG:-
tlon, nevertheless, That he The esd
Jo'n Fras!lcr lis Heirs or ASs:wnS,
shall and do, within Ih,pc Years rcvi
alter the Dale Of ihcsc Presents, cirHr
and cultivate at the Rate of one Acre
TO: every fTce Xund,ed Acres of
Land, and SO in Proportion according
to the Quantity of Acres herein con-
tanned, or build Il Dwclling-IIousc
thereon, and keep Il Stock of fire
Head OF Cattle for every Eicc IIun-
tt''ed Acres, upon the same, and in
proportion for greater or lesser
quantity: IHH UpOn Condition, That
II the said Rent hereby Reserved, shall
happen to be in Arrcar and uupaid
for the Space of Three Years from The
Time 1t became due, and no Distress
can be found on the said Lands,
Icnomcnts and llcrcditamcnts hnrrhv
Granted, that then and in *uch Case,
the said Lands, Tcncmcnts and
Entertainments hereby Granted, and
every Part aud Parcel thereof, Shall
Revert to Us, Our Heirs and Sue
ccssors, as fully and absolutely as il
the same had never been Granted.
PtDciIca also, if. the said Lands here
by mentioned to be granted. shall
happen to be Within tic Bounds or
Limits Of any of the Townships. or ur
the Lands reserved for the Use OF i've
Townships now laid out in our said
PROVINCE, liz Pursuance Of Our Royal
Instructions, Tba! thoh ;his G.rnE
shall be void, any Thing herein 10 the
Contrary contained Notwithstanding.
Given under the Great Seal Of Om.
said Proyincc. Witness, Ills
Exceilcney james Glen, ESQ.,.
Cnptain-Gcncral, Governor uNd
Con@mon'ier IN OhiefM ond occ,'
O"r s0it Province Of South Caro-
lima, his Seventh Uuy of Jane,
4'r"0 pGW1Hj l75i, Gud T.. n.
Twcnty-iuurah Ietn Of O.l,
reign.
Signed by his Excc'cncy, the Gov
crnOr III Council.
ALEX GovEN,
&. &.
On the back arc endorsed these tw,
items:
Sccrctary's Office. Recorded in
Book n. n. 70. GS. Vim. Pinckncv.
Deputy Secretary.
John Frashcr his Grant for 15D acres
of Laud.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ICH v'.''. of Az exc ution to me di-
1)r."tcd, will oft for sale before the
co1rt house door in Winnsboro, OH tho
'rst Monday in December next. within
the lrgti hours of safe, to the highest bid
der, ior CASH, the following described
property, to wit:
All Cat tract Of land in Fairfield coun-
tv. c Z. n'ng FIFTY ACRES, more or
less, an o"rnd2d by lands Of Thomas
Daw kins IH"mns Bell and others levied
Oh as the property Of Joe! W. Pearson and
others, at the suit of Joel w. Pearson and
9th crs against J. Il, Dawkins and others
S. ". RUFF,
Sheriits Office, S. i. G.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
November II, 1878.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PI write OF an execution TO me direct
~ .d, | will offer for sale before the
court. house t'oor i'll Winnsboro, ON the
first MGnday i'll December next, within
the legal hours Of sale, to the, highest
bidder, FOR CASH, the following described
property. to wit:
Al that piece, parcel or tract of Ian d
known rs the Nathan Free Tract, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT ACRES more or less, and
bounded on the north and easv by lands
OF Burr Harrison, deceased and tho
cstat" of Dawkins; on the south by lands
OF NE eState OF W. j Alston; and on the
west Ia, IN us of Charles Free; also one
gray h"r"" and one COW ;--lrvied on -
tue plrrvgt! g! W!illam G. Harrison at
tnn suit Il Jno. W Lylcs, as Guardian.
S. W. RUFF,
1,E'j Hn rl't omce, s. +. G.
November II 1878.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-19
SHERIi'E'iS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF GREENvILLE.

COUNTY OF GREENvILIE.
Sarah 3. Lewis, Exncutrix. Us. Sarah N
Lewis. airy 0. Lewis, Eliza \. Lewis,
k"Dvrt \. Lewis, d al.
pursuance Of an order from II. Fl.
l Goose, Julg, of the eighth circuit.
! Wit offer for sale, on the first NIonuay
door III Vim ''oro. within tho legal
houcI of sal to t'c hi "l"st hi i(lcr, the
following! d~a'rih I n,ar"t:y, to wit:
All ttat 'lncs % parcel Of land. lying
all /, Ing in tAC rnrnty Of FAircll, nd
joining lNn'iS Of NcNSol, <. Singleton
and niaers, con'nirinY FIVE HUNDRED
MD Nl.'.TY-rwo ACHES, more or l,sS, rs is
fully represented by plat of III G same to
he exhibited on day OF sale.
All that tract or parcel of land, situate
in the county of Fa,r .icld, adjoining
lands ofDic .son, Q. Singleton md others
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIVE
Access, as represented by plat of same to
BE- cX ihitti on day Of sale
All t''at tract oi land adjoining lands
CT Dickson. John Hycrs and others, con-
tnin!nJ Four HUNDRED ACRES. more or less.
ALSO,
All that tract of land adjoining lends
OF {. Singleton, j"aM Myers and others,
containing TWO nGNDkEp AND 1IGIIrY-
jotR ACRES, more or lsSs.
ALSO, ,.
All that tract of. land, containing on;
ilUHDEED AND FIFTY foUB ACRES, adjoining
Ian Is of j. i. Robertson and john
Myers. 'T. 4. q q
All that trac. or parcel Of land, adioin,
ing lHnds..of j. r. Peay and Thomas
Jones, contninin8:NiNErY SIX AoRks .l6ofo 0
orjle$s. 49, n ~,
All that tact Of land, containinq2 ONE
HUNDRED AND sixty EIGHT ACRES rolnore or
less adjoining lanIs of THomns Jones
and j. II. Robertson and others, ne
represented Pyfplat Of same. II 8 . e
TERMS OF SALE: {.
One-hnlf of. tho purchase-money to de
paid in cash, and the balance in oddHI
installmcnts. Of onn :iGnd two years, WithI
interest from day Of sale, lat the rate Of
ten per centfpor annnn, the s.,me 10, b O
secured by the bond of tho purchaser and
q mortgage Ofthe premises. M saw HhaA'
S. W. RUFF,
Sheriff's Offioe, SEQ.
Winnsboro, S. O.,, Pi
NovamborJ11, 1873. IIis A
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