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Greenwood Notes and Comments.
by QUID NCSC.

Correct cotton weights arc now insured: A
splendid New Howe scale has been placed in
the depot by the Railroad authorities.
Mr.. VIM. Bailey gathered y lot OF fine ber-
ries from his stru wbcrry vines last week.
Scarlet Fever Is reported prevalent u few
miles from this point
Mr.. VIM. Anderson, former Railroad agent,
continues to discharge the duties Of express
agent md cotton weigher.
Rev. Mr.. Pritchard occupied the Methodist
pulpit Sunda.- night.
The purlor, OF MIR. J. Fl. Oldham was the
scene OF q most pleasant and enjoyable social
gathering of the young people last Friday
night.
Dr.. Milwce is absent Oh a visit to Anderson
and Grecnville.
Col. Uothran was prevented by providential
the Hon. u. Wyatt Aiken addressed n large
and interested assembly OF citizens. The
speakers themes were handled logically and
rorcibly and placed him thoroughly in SYM
patly with the agricultural class, to whom
some sound sensible advice was senSibly CIV
en-. He touched with much originality Of
thought and expression upon the advalo-
rem phase of the labor question, simplifying
1t with plain practical excgesis, He Is always
his constituency and Is certainly q represent
alive man Of whom they have just cause to
be proud.
A good number will attend the Greenville
fair from here.
The following cotton receipts for the month
OF September and October OF 1878 and 1879
were furnished us by Mr.. Fletcher Anderson
Received for the month OF September lS7-Si
bales, September lS70-440 bales. For the
month of October lS7S-l]i0 bales, For Octo-
Der 1870 up to the 18th inSt-29 bales.
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State Fair.

The Eleventh Annual State Fair, to be held
at Columbia, S. c., opens On Tuesday morn
Ing, the 18th November next. The premium
list Is a very fine one. and owing to the liber.
atty Of the Legislature In making an appro.
priation in the interest Of the Fair. contribu'
tors may feel assured that all awards will be
paid, We make the following extract from
the RULES and Regulations" for the benefit
of any of our readers who may wish to be-
come exhibitors:
persons inlending to become exhibitors at
the next Fair. are required to forward theil
entries, by letter. to the Secretary. Thos. w
Holloway, Pomaria, S. c.; Whole Office will be
open until the first OF November.
This regulation is intended to insure bet
ter accommodation and Arrangements; and by
preventing delay and confusion at the open
Ing of the Fair, to enable Judges to make ex.
aminatibns and award premiums on the sec
ond day. Exhibitors will thus derive the full
benefit of the twards made to. them.
"All exhibitors must have their entries Of
animals ready TO be taken into the enclosure
by Monday evening, November 10, when tags
and receipts for all entries will he delivered
at the Secretary's office, ahd the same arrahg'
ed in their respective departments. and II
readiness for examination by the Judges or
Tuesday morning, tho 18th November. at
o'clock.
1.-The gates will be opened at 8 o'clock A. NJ
OF each day, and at that time every officer ii
required to be at his pust."
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A Laurens Traveller in Abbeville.
1Cor. Ldnrens Herald


A few days since we left the Saluda side OF
side of Abbeville county, crossing at Razor's
Bridge, one of the best structures in the up.
per part Of the State. atd to say the least of 1t.
the most economical to the Taxpayers Of the
two counties. 1t has always been n surprise
TO us in ante bethiT1 days wheI our country
was in prosperity and finances easy, that we
did not span more OF our water courses In the
same way.
Hodges Is a thrifty station on the G.. 4 G. R.
r, with five stores n two barrooms. with Il
good trade and her business men up to the
t~imes-sellihg ut Greenyille prices andpaying
Greenviile prices for cotton.
AbbeGille Is very pretty little village of
about eight hundred inhabitants, situated In
a good country, made up Of good people, and
has q good trade.
From Abbevilie we pass across to Savannah
by Wardlaw's to Mosley's Ferry, on Savan.
nah-fnd the crops very poor except the bot
tom corn. This Is q fine section of country
for the farmer We notice 1t is given up en-
tirely to the negroes.
We travel back by the way OF L~owndesville
and Centerville. In many places along this
route we are told that they cannot expect
more than one-fOurth Of a crop. There Is
some discussion among the farmers about the
propriety OF paying all the guano debt-con.
lending that the Companies will not feel any
of the effects OF the short crop II they pay all,
and think they ought TO be satisfied with
half. We notice from Donalds to Saluda the
crops are SOME better-moYe, white workers.
At Maddox's Mill, on Saluda. We find one OF
the best Mills In the upper part OF the State
complete. fine flour. fine turhouts,
and Mr.. Kay always at his place and as nc.
c~ommodating as he can be.
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"sHobrING sTARs;"-Let everybody watch
for the night OF November 10. 1875. Prof. Tice
says that we are to have ON that night the
most brilliant meteoric display ever seen
stars all tell to the ground The display on
the 18th Of next month will not commence
until about one O'Clock in the morning, but
the professor says that the magnifcence OF
ih~convenience of "sitting" up to see it.
MRS. sAssARp is now at the Emporium OF
Fashion. Her fame as a fashionable milliner
is not bounded by County lines, and any Gu.
lorS from us on her ability, to please would
be superiuous. Call and ses her:
For beautiful goods, cheap goods, or gbod
goods, call on Messrs. W. joel Smith & Son,
whose store house Is now filled with. the
choicest merchandise to be found in the great
city Of New York. They are entirely reliable
in every respect, and it is always q pleasure
to trade with such gentlemen. Call early
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Oct 8, 1879
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The Press and Banner.
8. G.
Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1879.
Convict Shot.

Ezekiel, a colored convict on the Green
wood and Augusta Railroad made his escape
one night last week. A guard stationed on
the road, ten miles from the stOckade, watch.
ing for this negro, observed him approaching.
The negro was hailed; he started TO run the
guard shot him through the body; he fell ;
Afterwards tried to walk back to the stockadc;
hut could not 90: the guard then put him Oh
his horse, but II was soon discovered that he
was unable to ride; the negro was then laid
on the side OF the road, when the guard Sc
cured a wagon and hauled him the remain
der OF the way. He has made his dying dec
laratious before a Trial Justice We learn
that he said he was induced TO make his es-
cape through the influence OF enc of the
guards who would take him to North Caro-
lima. He also implicated two negroes In the
n~eighborhood who furnished him with cloth:
ing after his escape. Ezekiel, the wounded
man Is about sixteen years old. Came from
Spartanburg. In the stockade he was q cook
and had been accorded larger liberties than
any othe r OF the convicts.
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Sherif's Sale.

a. NJ. Blake and w. K. Blake, Assignces, vs.
Moses C. Taggart and J. c. Maxwell, ct III.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
DY authority Of a decretal order OF Judge
Is A. p. Aldrich, in the case above stated. |
Will sell at public cutlery, Mt Abbevillc Court
House, within the legal hours, on Saleday In
November next, the following described Real
Estate, to Wit: 49, i,.,.
That lot of land in the town of Greenwood,
OF Abbcvillc. State Of South Carolina
fronting ON the &. & Z. X. r.. which boundit
on the west, on the north by lands of ]. Coop
err, cast by lands Of a. NJ. Aiken. on the south
by lands of j.. j. plowden, containing
THIRTY-SIN ACRES.
more. or less, Also, ONE FIGURING AMI
GRIST MILL, situate in the town Of Green
rood, in rear Of lot of w. II. Whitlock.
TERMS-As to the Mill property, cash; as
the remainder of property, one halt cash
balance on 81 credit of twelve months, with
interest from date, and secured by bond and &
mortgage Of the premises.
SAC
Oct o. lS1a. IF
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MARKET
CORRECTED BY
3 a. n ell e o.,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in General
Merchandise.

October. IA lS79.-Cotton dur.
ing the past week has maintained q very Urn
quarter of q cent. The best grades sell for pa
~ cents. c,,,rs
easier money Ga I, gold l.W %exGnahgeE
governments strong Cotton ftrmer SAFE
ISL; middling upland l0H; miJdlins Orleans
I05s !: Futures ti~rmer-Sales lolWW oc,ooe'
1888 November 1870: December lo.Z2; Jahu'
AIRY 1890. o, 1r,
Wheat firm corn firm :; oats stc ra:o,;
Pork firm bulk meats hiEner o AZ,
higher clear: sides Sh ; whiskey hrm
at LOS. ar,
CHARLESTON. October =: Cotton hr rra,
nary az. net rpceiptS 6,7S7: gross: sales l.OO
stock 30,S5i: export coastwise 2.ll4.
AUGUSTA. october y - Cotton ct! ad urn or a.
middling ~; low mid H nM; gtSo or0':
solcs or.
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COkesbury Correspondence.

Maj. w. T. Gary of Augusta, Ga, returned
to his old home in Cokesbury after q visit Of
two months to the mountains
The Misses Gilliland, Of Charleston are the
guests of Miss Lou +. Gary. They will proba'
bly, linger In the up-country Till frost.
Mrs. Attic Hodges the wife of the Rev. f. 7.
Hodges will spend some time with her moth.
er at the old Gary homestead in this place.
Several students arrived the last week or
two, swelling the number of Prof. J.P. Pritch.
ards school,.
Col. Treutlen is spending most Of his lime
here now.
Mr.. f.. C. Conner the popular clerk OF f. B
Dickson Of Green Vile, who was lately burnt
out. is spending some time at home.
Business generally Is lively. VALE.
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THE Medical Society Of Aboevillc county
met yesterday,
READY-MApE Shirts are sold very low at
Rosenberg's
If 0 want O good cheap Trunk go to Ro-
senberg's.
THE incest and cheapest lot OF hats at Ro-
senberg.
DIR. GtBERrof Long Cane. was in town yes
terday.
BUY your Clothing fir IN p. Rosenberg.
DON'T neglect to SOW oats.
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SheriT's Sale.

James G. Stansell, as Assignee, VS.. F. C.Tins'
ley and c. d. Tinsley.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
by authority of a decretal order of Judge 4.
o p. Aldrlch, in the above stated case, I will
sell at public cutlery, at Abbevllle Court
Day In November next. the following dcscrib'
ed Real Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate in
the County Of Abbevllle, State OF South Caro-
lima, containing
ONE HUNDRED g. FORTY-NINE ACRES
more or less, and bounded by lands Of J. NJ
Wright, NJ. G. Henderson, w. C. Verell, L. D.
Gilmore and ]. N. Scawright.
TERMS. Onc-half cash, balance on twelve
months credit, secured by bond and a mort
gnge Of the premises, with interest from day
OF Sale.
JF C DUPRE,
Sheriff a c
Oct 8, 1879
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State of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville.

NtaGG Oh DOuCn UdlOllud.
County of Abbeville.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of
Administration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQ, PROBATE
JUDGE.
WHEREAS, George Riehey has
w made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of John Barnett late of Abb
beville County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors Of the said John Barnett de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the Court Of Probate, to be held at
Abbeville C. H., ON Wednesday 20 day OF
October, 1879 after publication hereof, al
IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if any they have, why the said Admins
tratiOn should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
l4th day of October, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and se%vonty-nine and In the
one hundred and fourth year OF
American Independence.
Published IN the 18th day OF OCTOBER
1879, in the Press and Banner n on the
Court House door for the time required
b ylaw.
J. FULLER LYON,
Probate Judge.
October IL; 1879.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff IS Sale.
John w. Rowland vs. J.. Nc. Moseley, Chas'
X, Moseley. H. Z. Moseley, ct al
Judgment for Foreclosure.
DY authority Of q decretal order of Judge B.
ID C.. PRESLEY, in the case above stated, | Will
sell at public cutlery, at Abbevi!le Court House
the legal hours, on Sale Day In No.
vember next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that lot or parcel Of land situated In the
town of Greenwood, County Of Abbeville,
State Of South Carolina, containing
ONE ACRE,
more or less, ind bounded by lands Of Mrs
J.. D. MerrIman on the west, Mechanic street
on the east, G.. A. c. Waller and B. Reynolds
the north, and by Blake street.
TERMS-CASH, Purchaser to pay for IT,
JF DuPRE,
Sheriff C.
October d, 1879,
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Death Of Mrs. Dr.. j. W, .Kellar.

This estimaole lady died yesterday noon, at
the residence OF her husband, three miles
east OF Abbeville leaving an infant SIX weeks
old, AID several small children. She was IL.
ken IN OH Friday night. Drs. Masry and
Mcbride were called to her assistance, but
medical skill was unavailing, and she yield
ed to The last enemy with q hope Of o blessed
N, morfaljty
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Sherif's Sale.
VIM. T. Smith and James J. Cooper VS.. John
r. Smith, ct oil.
Judgment for Partition.
pY authority OF q decretal order Of Judge B.
II G. Presley, in the case above stated, I
will sell ut public cutlery, at Abbeville Court
House, within the legal hours, on Saleday in
November next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF land, situate in
the County of Abbeville and State Of South
Carolina. consisting Of
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands of VIM. P. An.
drews, II. F. Fuller, and others, said realty to
be sold in three parcels.
TERMS. One-half cash, the remainder on
a credit OF twelve months with interest from
day OF sale. Titles to be withheld until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers. and the land TO be
resold without further order at the risk Of the
former purchaser II terms are not fully COM
piled with. - !
S
Oct 9, 1870,
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Of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of Admin
istration.
J.. FULLER LYON, ESQ, PROBATE JUDGE
JIJHEREAS, Andrew McNiell has made
w suit 10 me. to grant him Letters of Ad-
m%inistratiOn with will annexed Of the Estate
and effects of Thomas Mcneil late OF Able
Vile County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ndmOnish all
and singular the kindred II creditors of the
said Thomas McNeIll, deceased, that they be
andappear, before me, in the COurtOf Probate,
to be Held at 4 bbevillC c. n, on Wednesday,
the ed day Of October, 1870, after publication
hereof, atll o'clock In the forenoon, 10 show
cause, II any they have, why the said Admir-
istratlon should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this eth day
Of October, In the year Of our Lord ono
+. S. thousand eight hundre and seventy
nine, and In. the lO4th year OF American
Independence.
Published on the Sth day Of October, 1879,
in the AbbeuiHe Press and Banner and on the
Court House door for the time required by
law.
I. FULLER LYON,
Judge Of Probate,
Ocf Y 1870 IS
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life on 18th September, A.: D.
1879, after q brief illness, MRS. II. NJ. PAI
TEitSON, wife of Col. l.. ]. Patterson OF Lib.
erty Hill, kershaw County, and youngest
daughter Of the late James ss M = Stt Of aHSes
united with those gentle virtues which SO
adorn her sex. she was Admired by all on who
cltil with tenderet affection by him, to
whom, for MANY years. she had been the SYM
pathizing companion and support In the Jour
new of life, and who @ mourns her loss.
For many years. me% Mf1, Of st the ,i pTss1yte;
her Christian profession by her walk In life,
and her death leaves an aching void IN the
family and social circle. Mourned by loving
and loved ones on earth, they have the assur-
ance that she Is now enjoying those higher
and more precious joys In heaven promised
to the pure In heart. Z.
DIED Of congestion. at the home Of his pa-
rents after 4 short illness nf W. days, In this
county on the night Of October the 9Th iT,S:
and wife. aged three years and two months
and four days.
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A Good Liver

Is always known by his appearance. a
man who lives comfortably at home, has good
dinners, etc, will always show 1t III ms per-
son. But there Is another lfue7' more impor.
tant to man-it is the bdd iire1-thc liver uhaC
should regulate the whole system. II mat is
out of fix, man is good for notliing-cln enjoy
nothing-to restore It to health, use Dr. 'Ill-
der's Liver Pills. a few doses will relieve
YOU. Sept. 3, 1873, I'm.
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Sherif's Sale,


William 7. Cuddy vs.. Timothy &. Cuddy, etal.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
authority OF q decretal order Of Judge B.
ID C.. Presley, In the case above stated, I
will sell at public cutlery at Abbcville Court
House, within the legal hours, on Saleday In
November next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that equal and undivided half OF the fol.
lowing described plantation, or tract Of land,
Situate, lying and being on the dividing line,
between the Counties OF Abbeville and Edge
field. in the State OF South Carolina, partly in
one County and partly in the other County,
Hard Labo Creek, containing
TWO HUNDRED & TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
more or less, bounded by lanas Of A. T. Wide.
man, George STRAIT and 7. q. Perrin, deceased.
being the same premises which Michael w.
Cuddy of the County Of Abbeville, State OF
South Carolina. by deed bearing date the
sixth day Of April, one thousand eight hun:
dred and s~eventy-four, granted and conveyed
unto the said Timothy G. Cuddy and William
TERMS-One-half Of the purchase money
cash, the remainder OF twelve months credit,
to be secured by mortgage OF the premises,
with Interest from day Of Sale.
SAC
Oct 8, 1879
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON HousE.-J W Hopkins. S Hopkins
Charlotte; Asa Hall, Diamond Hill: DR. b
Millwec, Mrster John Millwee. GreenwGnn
DIT Horace Drennon, Cedar SPRINGS: MISS lay
Brooks, Miss Alice Brooks, "nrrehtoi; > =
INK Iinkyille: f l. Wilson. Fort Pickcns
r. II Wardlaw. Jr, City.
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ExpREss-W CRobcrtson; D 81 A Gillian,
NJ Winstock. ! Brooks.J ID Neltle, DR. w NJ
Taegart, w w Mars, j TWhitc. Miss Fannie
Novel;, Miss J. Cater, W A Lee, T q Enrinht.
observation-disclosures & Enright, II Harris, DR.
W NJ Taggart, J s Cothran, w w Mars, 6 S
f. q Graydon.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sn6T1Q B SH1E.
William NJ. Grier vs. 7. G.. Neal, Adnin.stra'
tor Of Estate Of Sarah A. Orr and w. w. Orr
Judgment for Foreclosure.
10y authority eff a decretal order Of Judge
d B. G.. Pressley, in the case above stated, !
Will sell ut public outcry, at Abbeyille Court
House, within The legal hours of sale, on Sale
day In November next, the following de
Real Estate. to wit:
All that House and Lot In the town OF Due
West, County Of Abbeville. State of South
Carolina. containing
ONE ACRE,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF VIII.
liam Hood and Mrs. G. G. Cohen, and fronting
Main Street. l,-
TERMS CASH.
Sheriff A c
Oct4. 1870
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Sherif's Sale.

SQ6r1u 3 DdlG.
Willis Smith VS.. VIM. NJ. Wakefield, ct al.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
ny authority Of q decretal order OF Judge T,
p B. Fraser. In the case above stated, l viii
sell ut public outcry, at Abbeytlle Court
House, within the legal ho;lrs, on Saleday IN
November next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, lying and
being in the State OF South Carolina and
County OF Abbeville, on waters of Beaver Dam
Creek, waters OF Hard Labor Creek, waters oil
savannah River, and containing
TWO HUNDRED & THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES
two roods and eighteen perches, and with
such marks and boundaries. as two plats
thereof doth moro fully represent, one OF the
pIats, containing One Hundred and Forty
Eight Acres, md eighteen perches, the other
containing Ninety Acres, and bounded by
lands of John NJ. Jordan, Jane l.. Morrow,
Jonathan Jordan, n the lands OF the Estate
of Richard Watson, deceased.
TERMS-Onc-half Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance ont credit
of twelve months, with interest from the day
of sale. To be secured by bond and O mort
gage OF the premises, the purchaser to have
the option OF paying the whole In cash, at
said Sale. The Plaintiff allowed to become
the purchaser. JIG DUPRE,
Sheriff A c
Ort 4 1870
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CONGRESSMAN Aiken's Speech.

We shall publish in next weeks Press and
Bunner. the address recently delivered at
Ninety-Six before the Literary Socie'yby our
Congressman Col. .. Wyatt Aiken. 1t IL full
OF valuable Information for which our read
ers will be thankful
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The NeUspaper Law.

The newspaper law says II any person or:
ders his paper discontinued he must pay all
arrearages, or the publisher may continue TO
send 1t Until payment is made. and collect
the whole amount Also an action for fraud
can be Instituted against any person, wheth-
er he is responsible in q financial view or
not, who refuses to pay for his subscription.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Reuben Cliilkscales VS. H. L. Clinkscales.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
DY authority OF a decretal order Of Judge B;
b C. Pressly in the case above stated, Will
sell at public cutlery, ut Abbeyille Court
House, within the legal hours, on Sale Day IN
November next, the following described Real
All that tract or parcel Of land situate in
the county of Abbeville, State Of South Caro-
lima, containing,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO
ACRES,
more or less, lying on Johnson's Creek and
waters of Little River, known as the home
trnct of John F.. Clinkscales, and bounded by
land of james NJ. Carwile, II. Robinson and
James ClinksCales.
TERMS-One-half cash. and the remainder
ON twelve months credit, with interest from
w. IF DuPRE,
G.
October Q, 1870.
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William Tennent, Senior, deceased, and 9TH
ers.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
by authority of q decretal order of Judge
- B. Fraser In the above stated case, l will
sell at public cutlery at Abbeyille G: H., on
Sale day In November next within the legal
hours, the following described real Estate, to
wit: .u.. :
All that parcel or tract OF Land whereof
the late DR.. William Tennent died seized,
consisting OF
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less. The same to be sold in four or
more parcels having such metes and bounds
rs viii more fully appear by Platts which
will be exhibited on day Of sale. Said lands
being situated ON Little River in the county
Of Abbeville, sc.
TERMS-Onc-hnlf Cash, and the balance OH
q credit of one year from day Of sale, with In
from date of Bond. Credit portion to
be secured by Bond, and a Mortgage upon the
premises.
Sheriff 4. C.
October &. 1870.