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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-08-23
The Oxford Excursion Again.

NORM EAST. Aug. Is. 1879.
ME. Observation-Disclosures We in. That You are
not only willing but iuNiuns Ia correct mistakes
and ~illul misrepresentation and that truth.
iul account is What You desire. concluded To send
you truthful account al the excursion from this
place TO BHord. given lay the Young Mems EN
cursion Association o North East.
The excursion i'll question is the third annual
one sivcn by the above named association, and We
perfectly willing t. allow those who partici
patcd I" pass JHdSncn: upon Us: ana we Ger
tain their verdict Will he tult each and all OF them
wer" most enjoyable
pnc would suppose Judging from the article in {:
recent issur OF The ig. that the whutc affair was
u failure. and that " il is unsafe to talk excursion
to any OF the managers. | puiitiVcly deny it,
failure: and it is pJsiiirC tIiyrloJi to imply iha
tho managers have any tender feelings Upua IN,
subject: but ON the other hand. they perfectly
satisfied with themselves and the manner il
which the day WAS spent
Your itcmizcr asserts thit; emily about one hun
drcd and twenty tive pur-u;is put i'll an appear
sncc "-tincihrr tG!Sr Naf'ni'Hi The truth is the
krypurt carried over two hundred and twcnty-iiv,
persons IN that day. IRON NI;tn E.St, Charles
town and surrounding HciYhinrluud. The boa
cost two hundred and twenty tive dollars tn,
lars and want 10 know by what system OF :rith
Hcri: the itcmiZcr can make Uut loss VI one hun
brad and ten dollars.
The Association have already taken steps look
in,5 toward another excursion Tor next Summer
believing that the slmc generous yHbiic pa
tfoniLrd their efforts heretofore. iii again extern,
their generous sympathy and encouragement: an,
notwithstanding the effort OF the itemizcr. and
few others OF the same stamp. to throw cold waite
upon the affair. The managers and those VIII
participated have every reason t" he satisfied W.
thc excursion; and Lore the sam. success H..
attend their future efforts.
am yours respectfully,
ONE or THE MANAGERS.
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The Peach Crop.

Notwithstanding the fears of the farmers
in SaSsafrass Neck that the peach crop
would b. Il total failure 4 short time ago,
there has been Il considerable quantity of
peaches shipped from the steamboat land
ings Oh he Sassafrass and Elk rivers this
week. We understand that 1000 basket :
were shipped from Reynolds wharf. ON the
Casseday farm, on Wednesday last. Amor
Davidson, John Wroth, W:n Ward, Charles
Clark, Joseph Ncach and others, have
partial crops. The fruit is said to he large,
owing to the small quantity on the trees, and
command veryS good prices.
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Joseph aylor, who CIR readers will rec
collect was taken from Elkton jail II few
weeks ago, 10 Wc,tcheStcr charged with
stealing Il horse, saddle and bride from w
II. Morrow, y dealer in horses, from the
State of Ohio, was trnl, last week, before
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Chester
county, at W-stclicster, and convicted on
three Mathematician stealing, the horse,
for the larceny of the saddle and bride, and
tine hundred dollars That he obtained for the
horse he WAS employed to take from Phila-
del ha and deliver to Mrs. John c. Hurst,
near ChriStiana, in Lancaster county. Tay-
lor has been sentenced to pay fine Of five
dollars, and be confined two years in the
Eastern Penitentiary for stealth. The horse,
and to Il fine Of five dollars and three month.
confinement in each of the other cases.
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Accident Near Wood Lawn.

On Sunday evening last, while II. c. John
son was returning home from Wood Lawn
camp meeting in his two-horse carriage, Il
gentleman driving buggy, whose name
we have failed to learn hut who is believed
to reside in oxford or vicinity, attempted to
pass him near David Rays plantation, and
in doing 50 his buggy came in contact with
one of the horses Mr. johnson was driving.
This frightened Mr.. Us horses and caused
them to run, which resulted III collision
of the two vehicles in consequence of which
the tongue of Mr.. j. carriage was broke Ii
oil and wheel WAS taken off the buggy
i lady, who was in the buggy, was thrown
out, and it is said WAS seriously hurt.
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Narrow Escape.

Mr.. Alexander Mc%eight had narrow
escape, on Tuesday last, from serious acci-
dent i'll Wilmington, Del, which was caused
by the tla.man on the railroad at the Third
street croS>in. signaling him to cross the
track Just in front of an approaching train
Mr.. McNeisht in order to avoid being struck
by the train, was obliged to turn his team
50 quickly that his wagon overturned and
the tongue was broken from it. With the
exception of some painful bruises OF the
upper part of his person, Mr.. McNei.ht
escaped unhurt.
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A Stray Wait.

Charles Gordon, 4 lad about 16 wears of
age, who was on tramp, came to Eikton,
on Saturday last, and, having no visible
means of support, was taken before Justice
Foard, who questioned him and learned
that he was from Warrenton, Virginia, and
that his parents being dead, and he helm"
homeless, had taken to the road. lie further
informed the Justice that he had an uncle
living near Piedmont, Va, to which place
he proposed to return: whrreupon the JUS
tcc gave him I certificate setting forth the
facts rs before stated, and he departed, re-
.oicin. very much at not being sent to the
House of Correction.
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Death of DR.. James Turner.

br. LANES Turner died, at hi latJ residence. in
the village Of Brick Meeting House Oh Friday
morning. after an Illness from dysrntcry. which
resulted in complication of dissases that l"rml-
mated his lie in about ten dLSi
Dir Turner WAS born u,Ir Nuw London Chester
county. Pa. and died in the 18th year OF his age"
He studied medicine and graduated many yeara
ago at the Jefferson Medical College. in Philtd 81
pha and subsequently located ut the Brick Mort-
III" House, about thirty years ago, since which
time he has practiccd his profession with much
success III that vicinity.
In 1857. he married C"rnciia the dang liter OF
the lat" Joseph llaincs, who survives him. lie
WAS \ lifelong Democrat and represented this
The Doctor was of a modest and retiring dispO-
sition and during the long period that he prnc-
ticcd his profession made many friends, who sin
eerely regret his unexpected death.
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Excursion From Port Deposit and Havre
de Grace.

\ grand basket picnic and moonlight e1-
cursion will be given from tho places named
above, ON Tuesday, September 2nd, to Toll
chester beach, under the auspices of Jas
y. Mccullough and T.. j. Brickley, who
have secured the excursion boat CocSttie
Cjtg, which is designed expressly for that
purpose. She is a large and conmodious
boat, with capaci"us decks, that will afford
those who wish to do so ample facilities
TO indulge in dancing. \ cntillion and
Brass Band will accompany the excursion,
and no pains will he spared by the managers
I" minister t" the pleasure Of their patrons.
Tickets may b- had in Port Deposit and
iiavrc tic Grace. Adults - cents; children
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district have been 80 ably and honestly
managed, it is I3o more lnan right ard
proper that the names of the officers haying
it in charge They are as follows:
{. Nj. iitch, Chict Deputy and Cashier.
Deputic, in charge of Divisions, Harry II.
rrcttyman, Wilmington, James i, Amber
son, Milford, John +. Graham, Salisbury,
Md, and l.. y. c. Ge2ry, H"rl Deposit, Md.
Clerk, |. H. Adkins, Wilmington.
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A Little Wanderer.

\ little boy only about ten years of age is
heing cared for ut the police station. He
came there on Wednesday and said he had
no father or mother, and was homeless He
said he came from Elkton, Md. His case
will be Investigated Wilmington HerdH.
Who is leo
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Farmers of Cecil, Take Notice.

The Iagcrstown grain drill, which was to
have been exhibited on our streets, last
Thursday, did not arrive in time and The
exhibition is postponed until next Tuesday,
the 26th inst, at > o'clock, in front of i. &.
Strickland'S warehouse. Come one and all
and see the drill SOW grain and fertilizers.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

III IIIC TTVUI UITI TUI VVI VVI.lIII III T.IIIITy
No. $50.
nRDERED. This 9th day of July, in
" the year 1879. that the sale made and report
cd by William j. Jones. To whom power given
in the mortgage 10 sell the real estate Of Theodore
Whitaker and vile. he ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown on
or before the eth day OF September next: pro
vidcd. Il copy of this Order be inserted in some
ncwSpa per printed in Cecil county. once Il week
for ono month before the 9th day OF August next
The Report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000. \. W. MITCH ELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, 4. w. MITCH ELL.
July 26--lm Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TTNIIlS is to give notice. that the subscriber OF
1 Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county. letters Tcstamrntary on the
personal estate OF
JDIIN BERRY.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
,ai.nS against the said deceased are hcr.by warn
81 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated,
Un ur before the 10th day OF July. 1850:
Tie, may otherwise. 10y law be excluded from all
benefit oi said estate. All persons Indebted to
said estate are requested To make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscriber. Given under my hand.
this 10th day ui August, 1879.
JOHN W. BERRY.
Executor OF John Berry. decd.
Tcst-RErHES + J.MAR, Register.
Aug low
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ORDER NISI.
ALEXANDER ALBERT. next friend of George
NJ Davis Jr.. ct al.
GEORGE VI. DAVIS, Jr.. TT AL.

Ia Gic Circuit Court fer Cecil county. In Equity
No "-j.
ORDERED. This 9TH day OF August.
~ i'll the year 1879. that the sale made and re-
ported by George 4. Blake. Trustee Tor the sale
ut the real estate at ticnry. Davis. deceased in
the proceedings in the above entitled cause men
the contrary thereof be shown Oil before Tie 10Th
day OF October next: provided. copy of this
Order lie inserted III some newspaper published in
Cecil county. once week Tor month before
The 10th day oil September next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 20 he
tt55.0o. 4. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, il. w. MITCHELL.
Aug 9-im Clerk.
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~ 1t doesn't do 4 Bit of good to take u
twelve mile promenade i'll ~ fourteen foot
room with the baby, and sing or decaim:
Hootchie, pootchie, pudden and pie
Use DIR. DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and be done
with it,
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age boarding tents, which is Il guarantee
that the inner ,.lan will he ~"ir provided
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
L Cecil county. hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters OF Administration OIL
the personal estate of
CHRISTOPHER l.. WINGATE.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warn.
cd to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
daily authenticated.
On or before the 9th day CT .Tuly. 1885,
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded IRON all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted t.
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
rlcut to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF August. 1872
SARAH II. WIN(iATE.
Administrative OF G. l.. Wincata. decd
Tcst-REuBES L. JAIAE, Register.
Aur l6-Sw
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aE Bricklcy x McCullough's third
grand excursion from Port Deposit to
Colchester occurs on Tuesday, Septenl-
Der 2ntl. Don't forget the date.
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IS Buckley & McCulloush's third
popular excursion from Port Deposit to
dorchester takes place on Tuesday. Sep
tcmbcr 2,.d. Read their big posters
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AECgc1L +. WEAVER is the -igrni Of The Hhia
for thr District 81 Columbus ana baltimore, nun
,ph,n contracts can nor BE made.
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BENS0H'S CAPC|NE P PIEaS5

wa invented to overcome the great Objection ever
found To the old style OF porous plISrrs that al so"
action i'll hrinsim. rclict. BeuSons Capcinc l'or-
Gus Plaster relieves pain at once AMI cures quick
1t iinpar:S Il sensation OF gentle and stimulating
warmth. and brings rest and comfort To the SUI
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nf 0lIITInIIn THERE ARR FRArpuLEST
III HIlII!li\ AND WORTHLESS imita-
Ill lJHlJ I(JlJN tions OF Bcnsuns Capcine
Porous Plaster in market:
one in particular hayinga similar sounding name.
contains lead IoisUnS. Each genuine Benson 5
tapcinr Plaster HAS the word Capcinc cut through
III, Iii I.r-- I:tE e nt lInr
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Tho opening service to-day was = prayer meet
ing. conducted by Row. Mr. killiam. At s.30 A. NJ
general M Getting WAS held in the paw lion. con
ductod 10y Rov. Mr. Lixhtner, si Washington. At
meeting for pentent,. iivc were at tho altar. At
o'clock. Mig Sally L. Boyoc led II meeting Tor
tho promotion of haliness. Tho afternoon sermon
was preached by Hcv., u. lnv is, Of NEWPORT and
the evening sermGn EJ Rev. lno. u. Kemp. Ar
will be seen by this days religion. services car
n-tt work il being dono.
The following Is complete list of tent
holders: Capt. John Wilson, T.. J. jackson,
Alfred Kirk, Rnfus Foster, VIM. McMullin,
j. Montgomery, j. Toulson Enurh MrCul-
Tough, j. '" Mccullough, j. Barnes, G. :.
Abrahans, Sarah L. Brown, lev. j. ID.
Kemp, Eli Seminar, j. Cameron, \. Cam
eron, q. II. Logan. Rev L. NJ Macnicol,
l:ev. l.. w. Layliold, J. Lakeland. Mrs. G..
Bilcs, G. r. Barnes, w Stuard, Mr. Pluck,
Mr. Twisg, j. w. Rowland, j. T. Rutter,
j. Mauidin, II. Warburton, i. W. Abra-
/ hams. j, I. Mccullough. Mira. j. j. Mcrul-
/ Tough, Miss Mearns. Msssrs. Anderson x
Abrams, C. Wilson, Rev. y. ID. Davis, i;''v.
W. l.. s. Murray, Rev. r. L. Martinlal-,
j. Crothcrs, j. w. Falls, w. \. Bricklrv,
Il. Clifford, Jonathan Crothors, T. Kirk, ID.
iiauk, j. lamh!cton, John Foster, John
Burroughs, Daniel Nannen.au, l.. \. G.
Gerry, 7. j. Nanucman. James Rial. Rev.
l.. &. Matlack, Rev. +. Il. killi:,in, Rev. y.
NJ. Browne, Jacob Tome, j. W. Reynolds,
James \. Davis, Mrs. c. W. Knight, F. NJ.
Rawlings, II. e. Ncsbitt, James Rice, f. B..
Kirk, w. =. Linton, +. Thompson, Joseph
Seedlings, w. 7. Warburton, Mrs NJ. +.
Craig, Joseph s. Harris, Joseph Warden.
| There IL also a young ladies tent from Elk
ton. Mcasrs, Ruttsr s. Burroughs have the
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About 1890 persons wore pre.ert. The morning
prayer meeting was in charge of Rov. Mr.. Xii
liam. Rev. A. ID. Davis had charge Of the 4,
O'Clock prayer and experience meeting. Rov. X
r. Stov.nson preached at 1870 to the largest con
Io;:3. III: 80 prayer nentins WA. in charge Of
Rey. W. l.. s. MURRAY. At this meeting. iouI
parsons came forward for PRAYER and one con
vertod. In the afternoon, Rev. Adam Stcnslc
preached 10 ut least 500 persons from I'sa. 1888
The 40 sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Xii
liam. from l Kings lScl
The following ministers arrived today: Revs
:. W. Thomas. J. II. Johns. j. II. Hood, F.. Is
Harvey and Rev. Mr.. Michael.
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W tNiEb fur Iiic n'3i ana i"Si'Sf-
prial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced
NATIoN. PcELIS!IISli CONF NY.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1879-11-13
Sale of Valuable Land.
State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY aDF OCONEE

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
II. d. A. Biemann vs.. A. j. Pendley.
pY virtuo of Decretal Order mado in the
I'D above stated case. on the --- day of
June, 1879, I will soil, By public auction, at
tho Court House in Wahalla, in tho county
and State aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAY
in December, 1879, within tho legal hours of
sale,
Ono Tract Of Land, situate. lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid, ad-
Joining lands of II: w. Kuhtmann, Frotwel,
king and others, as shown by plat made
by A. Taylor, and dated October "a, 1876,
containing eighty acres, more or less, tho
Same bcing part of tract conveyed to tho
defendant by Edmund IIerndon on the 7th
day of December, 1875.
,TERMS-Cash; parohasor to pay extra for
oil necessary papers.
j. II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County.
November 6, 1879. 5l-4t
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SHaEGeIFF,s SALE.

RI virluc Of sundry executions TO mo directed
- l will sell, on TUESDAY after tho first
Monday in December. 1870, at tho place on
property hereinafter mentioned is situated, be-
tween tho legal hours of solo. W. J. lIarbin's
ono half interest in ono steam mill and fixtures.
Levied on rs tho property of said IIarbin at tho
suit of z. s. Nlnl'affcy and Geo. W. Marett,
executors and others.
ALSO,
l will soil on The first TUESDAY after thc
first Mondny in December, 1870. at the resi-
denco Of tho latc Alex. Bryce, Jr., on Chauga
Creek, in this County, between tho legal hours
Of sale, the following lot of personal property,
TO wit: One old wagon and one box of old irons,
and at tho court house door in Walhalla, s. c.,
Mt the same time, tho following lot of personal
property, to,wit: Seven head Of hogs. ono milk
COW, ono rife gun, one sorghum mill roller, one
yoke of oxen. ono kettle and one horse All
levied OH rs tho property Of Alex. Bryce, Jr
at the suit of tho Walhalla Bank and others,
TERMS CASH. j. H. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconec County
Nov 49, 1870 523t
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SALES,

@ virtue Of sundry executions 10 mo ,,roo,, :,
cemho. VIII ,sen' set,' on the FIRST MONDAY in De-
halla hot, ,oas, at the Court House door in Wal.
'o~ans nns M described property, to wit: '"0 'o''-
-, o ~. araeG OF Land, situate in Oconoe Co,r,,,
CasL L"Isa Greek, adjoining lands of EnhraHn,,
,no I' I.l "s, 3ohn Roach and others. oontnin;mo
,"o.. NV ueu acres moro or less being tI,e aon,s
tI"Ss conveyed to Alex Dry &C, Jr, Dy ti,S s"o
OF mm g, Long, deceased, by deed dated MARCEL
ALSO,
One Tract Of Land situated in Oconec County
on Chauga Creek, adjoining lands of Thomas
watkins and others, containing two hundred
acres, moro or less, being the samc tract con-
veyed to said Alex. Bryce, Jr., by Jerry Moore
by decd, dated 9th November, 1876.
ALSO,
One Tract of Land, situated in Oconee County.
ana known as the Howard Land, containing four
hundred and fifty acres, moro or less, being the
same conveyed to Alex. Bryce, Jr, by L. b.
johnson, J, County Auditor, by deed, dated 2lst
February, 1873.
9ne Tract of Land, situated in Oconee County,
on on Chauga Creek, containing two hundr cd and
MY acres, more or less, being the Same CON
'yeyed TO Alex. Bryce, Jr., by Elizabeth PITTS,
by deed, dated 18th November, 1874.
Sold rs the property of Alex. Bryce. Jr., nj
tho suit of the Walhalla Bank and otberg
TERMS OF SAhE-CAsIG: purchasers TO pay extra
Tor titles JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County.
november u, 1879 51-4t
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Sale OF Valuable Land.
STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocOne9 Countv.
Court Of Common PLEAS.

Court Of Common Pleas.
A. Lay and Josephine Lovinggood VS.. w. a.
Lay CT al.
10y virtue Of q Decretal Order, made in
-lD the above stated case, on tho 10th Octo-
ber. 1870, will sell, by public auction, at
tho Court House in Walhalla, in the County
and State aforesaid on the FIRST MONDAY
in December, 1879, within tho legal hours of
sale,
The Real Estate of James lay, deceased,
situate. lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid, on Oconco Crock, waters of
Little River, in two separate Tracts rs fol-
lows:
Tract No. l, adjoining lands of David Duna
can, Wm. Todd. Stephen Smith and others,
containing seven hundred and eighty y-four
acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2. adjoining lands Of Mason
Duncan. Tract No. and others, containing
ono hundred and thirty-six acres, moro or
less.
TERMS OF SALE--Onevtbird cash. the
remaining two-thirds on credit of twelve
months with interest from date, to DO sc,
cured by bond and good personal security and
mortgage OF tho promises sold.
j. II. ROBINS.
- Sheriff Oconee County.
November =, 1879 5l-4t
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Mo''tgag'cc's Sale.


RY virtue Of Power of Attorney. CON.
~ tanned IN mortgage, executed and de-.
IlVercd to me by a. j. Pendlcy, to secure the
payment of his note or obligation, bear
ing date the 10th day Of November,
to the highest bidder, at tho Court House ot
Walhalla, on saleday in December next,
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land.
sltuate, lying and being in Oconee County,
iu the State Of South Caroline, adjoining
Iands lend OF .. IL. lluffman, j. W. Norris, j. j.
l'vos. containing ono hundred and twenty.
TWO (l22) acres, more or less, and lying on
the South side of Chnuga Creek, the samo
being more fully described in said mortgage.
The proceeds of ealc to DO applied to the
costs of sale, and the remainder to the amount
due on said note.
TIE WALIIALLA BANK.
49,, Mortgagoo.~
November u, 1879 5l-It
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Sheraf's Sale.

pY virtue Of an esgecu!idn 10 mo directed
1876 at the u Court door in in pssa%Sir wsl%aIa
between the legal houfss Of sale, the following
described property, 10 vita,
Ono Tract of Land. situated$in IN Oconee County,
on Long Nose Greek, adjoining gsAands of Simpson
Fountain, Berry Doyle aud otheSs, containing
400 aores, moro or less. Sold as the Fr,operty Of
survivor.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH; purchaser
to pay extra for titles.
JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Ocouce County.
November 6, 1870 5l.4t
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Sale OF Valuable Land.
State Of South Carolina.
0C0NEE COUNTY,

~ 5000 OooSL VI SoA NUN pLEAS.
NIL Dcndy vs. W. II. Penney ct al.
NY virtue Of a Decrotal Order, made in the
~ aooye est stated case, on the --- day of
October, 1870 I will scll by public auction
Mt tho Court House in Walhalla. in tho County
and State aforesaid, on tho FIRST MONDAY
IN December, 1879, within the legal hours Of
deceased. as foilows
One. Tract of Land, situate, lying and
being in the County and State aforesaid, con,
taining ono hundred and thirty-tive acres.
more or less, adjoining lands of the Estote Of
Tyre j. Mauldin, deccased David Caldwell
and others.
TERMS-One-third cash, tho balanc, in
two equal annual installments, with int ,rcst
from day of sale, secured by bond of the
purchaser and mortgage Of tho premises.
purchaser to pay extra for titles, mortgage,
&c., &C.
J. II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County.
November G., 1870 5l-3t