Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 02, 1857, Image 3

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NEWS BY LAST NIGHT'S MlrAW From the Carol' of Tuesday. ELECTION OF ED STATES SENATOR. The third ballot by the General Assembly yesterday, reiulted in the election of Gen. Js. H. HmrowN- to that position. The following is the ballot: J. H. Hammond................85 votes. F. W. Pickens..................59 Scattering .................... 14 HY ENIAL. MAnaRlD, on the 24th inst., by Wiley Timmer man, Esq., Mr. WYETT Hoatr and Miss - "AaTur, all of Shatterfield, S. C. MmnaoD, in Hamburg, on Thursday the 12th 0 Nov last, by B. Baird, Esq., Mr. WN. COnLEy and Miss ANrGELItN HARRIs, all of this District. MARIED, at her Mother's residence on the 11th of November, by the Rev. T. Trapp, Mr. J. B. OcaTs, to Miss D. A=6 daughter of the late David Harling, dec'd., all ofithis D;strict. 0 0 INE ERO0 I A L. HAMBURG, Nov. 30. * Corro.-Receipts for the week past were some 1100 Bales principally sold at from 10 to 111 cts. per lb., which is a decline of j cent since our last com munication. We quote now 10 to I1I cts. K. AUGUsTA, November 28--3 P. M. Corrox.-The sales to-day reached about 400 bales, at prices ranging from 11 to 111, principally at the last figures. A small lot of fine Jethro Cotton was sold at 121 cents. CZIAtLEsTos, Nov. 28. Corrox.-Middling Fair 12 cents, as reported by private dispatches. S. B. GRIFFIN, .A.ttorzajey at Y.aa.r, Will attend punctually to all business entrusted to his care. EDORFIELD C. H., Dec 2, 1857. tf47 TO THE PUBLIC. T HE Undersigned having become the Proprie tors of the EDGEFIELD FEMALE COL LEGIATE INSTITUTE, take this method of in forming the citizens of Edgefleld District, and all others interested, that they will open a SEXINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, At Edgefield C. H., on the FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH NEXT, which shall be second in rank to no Female Seminary in the State. The Proprietors will provide a sufficient Corps of Teachers for whose competency and moral character they will hold themselves responsible to the patrons of the Institution. The Seminary will be furnished with Philosoph Ical and Chemical Aparatus for illustrating to the *pupils, the various phenomena of those Sciences. The Music Department will be furnished with at least three good Pianos, and will be under the charge of a competent and efficient Teacher. *The Bunildings of the Institute~have been fitted up at great expense for the purpose to which they are devoted ; and for convenience of arrangement, * and adaptation to the necessities of a Female Seminary cannot be surpassed by those of any Institutiori in the South. The Proprietors will publish at an early day a Circular, in which the superior advantages and facilitIes to be enjoyed in this Institution will be more particularly set forth, togetimer with the rates of charges. The Proprietors are determined to spare no pains to make their Seminary ONE OF TIIE VERY HIGHEST GR ADE, and hope they will be * able to secure the confidence of the Public in the enterprise ini which they have embarked, and that by MIERITING a liberal patronage, their Semi nary will receive it. .W.. WV. ADA ~m , S. W. NICHOLSON. Edgefield S. C., Dec. 2 6t 47 - Bite Ridge Rail Road Comp'ny IN SOUTH CAROLiNA. NOVEM3E R 3, 18.57. SUBSCRIBERS to the Capsital Stock of this '-Company are hereby notified that the Twelfth . and THIR'iEENTHI INSTALMENTS upon the first subscription, and FIVE PER CENT. upon .the amount of the second subscription, are re quired to be paid as follows: The Twelfth Instalment on the 3d day of Janu ary, 1858. The Thirteenth Ihstalment and Five per cent. on second subscription, on the 3d day of Februa ry, 1858. By order. , WM. II. PERONNEAU, Treasurer. Dec 2 9t A7 Administrator's Sale. BY an order from W. F. Durisoe, Esq , Ordinary of Edgefleld D~istriet, I will proceed to sell at the late residence of D~ennis MlcCarty, dee'd., on THURSDAY the 17th December next, all the personal estate of said deceased, consisting in part of NINE LIIKELY NEGROES, among them one good Blacksmith and one good Wagner-Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cot. ton and Co'ton Seed, Corn, Fodder, three llorses, one Mule and Stock of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, &c. Tas---AII sums of and under $10 cash-al sums over that amount on a credit of twelve months. Purchase.rs to give notes w ith two good personal se curities. JACOBt McCARTEY, Ad'or. Nov 2773t 47 5tate of South Carolina, EDGE~FIEI.D DISTRICT, IN EQV1TY. John K. Jackson, Adm'or.) vs.Bill for Foreclore Hamilton A. Kenrick. ) ' 3Y Virtue of an order in Equity. I will sell at ..3Edgefieehl C. H., on the firt Monday in .Ilanu ry next, the following real estate, described in the Bill ini the :ibove stated e-tse, as a L OT IN THlE TO1W OF H.AMIBURG, known in thse ptana of -- -aiud Town as l.ot No 8, containing Fifty-teet by two hundred feet, bounded on the W~est by Snow .den street, on the North by Mercer Street, on the ,Soot1h by Market Street, an'd on the cast by Lot No 7. Tzaxs.-The Costs. andi one fourth o.f the pur ,ehase moniey to h'e paid in cash, and the remtaiining three-fourthts on a ered.t sif twelve mnonthas frm the day of sale. Putchaser te give bond with two ap proved iuretieu for the same. The titles to b~e -c~.signed and seasled hbut not delhvered until the pur clhase money is paid. A. SIMlKINS, C.E E 0. Dec. 2 1857 5i 47 * NEW LEA F LAR D. UST received a few Jars NRW LEAF LARD. Fo aeby G. L. PENN, AGENT. Dec. 2 tf 47 NOTICE ! ALL~ persons i nled tio the estate of Robert t.F. Cunninghiam, ieg are requested to set tle up by the first of Janune & and those hav ing demtands against said estate" Wlpresent them properly attested, as I intend hav~ ~ settlemaent at that time. JOSEPH MOR 16,44o.r. Nov 17 7t >5 RMLost or Stolen, ROM this place during the first week of Court, a large red POINTER DOG, with a white streak in Ihis face, white feet and the tip of his tail white. A ny information concerning his wuherea Louis, m ill be thsanklully ieceived or a liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to his proper owner. 0.1). MIMS. Oe-t26 1857 If 4 CHEAP DRY GOODS, WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. H AS now received his Full supplies of FALL an WINTER DRY GOODS, embracing one of thi largest assortgnents he has ever offared to the public and comprising a very choice and desirable selectio of LADIES' DRESS GOODS and Staple articles whic'i he otfers at very low prices. Among them an Rich Fancy Dress SILKS, in a great variety a styles; Superior plain Black SILKS, of rich lustre and a very low prices; Superior Black SILKS, without lustre, for Ladies Mourning Dresses; Ladies' Rich Cashmere and Delaine ROBES, witl side stripes ; Lupin's High Colored DELAINES,small figures, foi children; Lupin's plain White and Black MERINOES ani DELAINES, of superior quality; Superior SAXONY PLAIDS and PLAID VALEN CIAS, of new and beautiful styles; Superior 4-4 French PRINTS, some with small fig. ures for children; French Embroidered Lace and Muslin COLLARS and UNDERSLEEVES, of elegant styles; Ladies Embroidered Cambric COLLARS and Em. broidered Linen Cambric HANKERCHIEFS; Valenciennes and THREAD LACES and Swiss and Jackonet EDGINGS and INSERTINGS; Superior 4-4 IRISH LINENS and Long LAWNS Superior8-4 and 10-4Table and DamakDIAPERS, of extra quality ; Rich omask TABLE CLOTHS, some of extra -size and quality. White and Colored DOYLES, and Damask NAP KINS; Superior Linen HUCKABACKS, and Scotch DIA PERS for Towels; Fancy Border TOWELS, by the dozen Superior 12.4 Linen SHEETINGS and Pillow Came LINENS; A large assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen's, Youth's and Children's HOSIERY; Alexander's Ladies' White, Black and Colored KID GLOVES; Ladies and Gentlemen's Gauntlet GLOVES; Ladies Merino and Gauze Merino VESTS, with long And short sleeves, of superior quality, and some of extra size ; Misses and Gentlemen's Merino VESTS; Ladies Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS, of new and ele gant styles; Ladies Mourning CLOAKS, of new and beautiful styles; Ladies Stella, Cheneille, French and Scotch Shawls; Superior Saxony, Welsh, Gauze and Silk Warp FLANNELS; Heavy Shaker FLANNELS; Ladies Sack and Double width Boston FLANNELS; Heavy Red FLA NNELS for Servants; A large supply of Ladies CORSETTS, and Cru velli SKIRTS, of the most a proved styles; Ladies Extension SKIRTS, of the best style and quality; Supeurior Marseilles QUILTS, of extra size and quality; Superior Furniture DIMITIES and Furniture FRIN GES; Manchester, Lonsdale and New York Mills 4-4 Bleached SHIRTINGS, at very low prices; Water Twist and White Rock, soft finish, 4-4 Bleached SHIRTINGS. of extra quality; Superior Hamilton and Allendale 12.4 Bleached SHEETINGS and Pillow Case COTTONS; Superior Bleached and Unbleached CANTON FLANNELS; A large aupply of Negro BLANKETS, at very low prices; Superior Whitney Bed and Cuib BLANKLTS, (some of extra size;) Rich Embroiered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, and some at vely low prices; Colored DA ASKS and DELAIN ES for Curtains, In a great variety of colors; Curtain BANDS, CORNICES and STAIR RODS; A large supply of Landscape and Rich Gold Band Window SHADES, some of extra length, and some at very low prices. English, Velvet and Brussels CARPETS, of new and splendid imyles; Superior Three-Ply, Ingrain and Venetian CAR PETS; Printed Floor BAIZES, in patterns, and by the yard; A large supply of articles suitable for Male and Fe male House Servants; George Schley's GEORGIA PLAINS and H~eavy Twilled K ERSEYS, Augusta and Graniteville Shirt ings and Sheustings, at Mlanufacturers prices; With a great variety of other articles suitable for Family and Plantation use, and to all of which thte attention of the public is respectfully invited. Augusta, Nov. 17 1857 tf 45 SWAN & CO'S, LOTTERIES, NTEW & BIL ANT SCHEE. CAPITAL PRIZE -$60,0 0 0!! Thec following Seltime will be drawn by S. Swan & Co., Matnagers eof thme Fort Gaines A cademy L~ot tery, in eatch of thteir Lotteries for Dec., 1857, at To whicht City ahey hcave renmoved their their prin cipal office. To be drawn in the city of Augubta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, December 5th, 1857. To be drawn in the city of A ugusta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, December 12th, 1857. T.. be drawva in the city of A ugusta, Ga.,in public, on Saturday, December 19th. 1857. ebeT drawn in the City of A ugusta, GA,in public,on Saturday, December 26th, 1857. On the plan of Single Numbers. 5,400 PRIZES! Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets. n/s~-e eE~ Bohe:E2. I TO DE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN DECEMIBER ! 1'prize of......$0,000 is................$G0,000 I prize taf........,taJ0 Is.................80,000 I prize of........1,tKxd is...............10,000 1 prize of..........,00 is......-.-......----,as00 1 priz.e of.....5,i00 il.............5,000 1 prize of..........8,000 is........--.------. . ,8000 1 prize of.........2.41440 is....--.-------...2,000 1 prizes of.......1,5004 are...............1,5110 60 prizes of.......1t tre ...............5,00 1110 prize&s of.........154 tire ........ .......15,000 100i prizes of...........125 are.............12,0004 100 prizes of.........1ts acre.............10,004 APPROXIATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes of $800 A pyraax'ting to$60,000 Prizc arc. .$l,200 4 P'rlzes of 250) " " at0.000 Prize are.. 1,004 4 Prizes of 2011 " " 10,4500 Prizes are.. 8400 4 PrIzes of 150 a " 6,0400 Prizes are... 600 4 Prizes of 125 " " 5000 Prlzes are... 50t0 4 PrIzes of luu0 " " 5,1100 Prizes ure... 4400 4 Prizes oft in " 2,0040 Prizes ore... 804 4 P'rizes of 50 " " 1,500 P'rizes tare... 200 5,000 P'rizea of 20...........................100 000 5,400 Prizes amounating tea......,......... 320,000 Whole Tickets 310;- Halves 35; Quarters 32,50. PLAN OF THlE LOTTERY. The Nonmbers froms 1 to 50a,0001. correspaonding wltha those Nuamberse e'a thec Tickets parinateat n separante slipis of paper, arv esaeirelead witth mealt las tutes, aand pitatced int ane whaeet. The first 407 prizes, siamilarty printed uad enaeireled, are placedt int aanothaer whecel. Tthe wheels are thetn revolved, andl a nutaber is edrawni froma thec wheel of numabers, anda tat thce snine tie a prize ia drawna froma time othetr whaeel. IThe numcber ad parize drawn eut tire eopenedi andi exitaitead to thec audtieace, and regis teread lby the CIommaaisionaers: the prize beinag placed agtainst tthe anumber drawn. Tis opetrationa is repieated unatil alt the przsare drawna out. Approxmaattont Prlzes.--Thae two precedinag and thec two surecedaing Numaabers to those~ dlrawiang the alist Prizes wilt be entitted to thec 2S Alpr.ximautiona Parizes. For ex.iamptle: If Tricket Na,. 11t.25'4 .traws thet $6ta.sata Prize, thase Tickete nuelared I11.24.8. 11.249, 1 i.2.5i. 1I,2524, wiii easch het e-ntitt. e to $4455. If TIicket Nat. Un4 dlrnwe tthe $10,aatus Prize. thase Tricketi. numbenred .l 54 0 4J.5~51, 5.2. wilt eacha beenatitledt to $800, naad soa ua accordiang to thec above Thec 5.4440 Prizes aaf $20 will be dletermitned by the las fiureofttheNo'. wichl draws tthe $0,0004. Fair examaple, ifthei III.. driawinagathe 6.txiO piriz~eaands withs No. 1. theni all thes Tiekets whsere the nuamber endls las 1 wiil be enstitled to $21. if thec Numbtler enda's witth Ntuber 2, thena all thec Tickets where thec Nuaaber ends itn 2 will be enatitled to $20, anda so on tos 4. CEltTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at thei fellwlng rates, whsicha is the rIsk: Certileate of Patckage of tent W hole Tickete.4 ... .$S0 ertliiette oaf P'acknage of teatllalt Tickets...........44 Certinlente of Packiage sof teat Quarter Trackets.........2t Certtfieate of Package of tent Eightht Tickets..........1t ,ina Orderiang Tickets or Certificates, Enlise the montey te, our address faor thet Tickets ordered, ont receipat oaf whaleh thecy will bet farwardedt lay first asaal. Purchasers can lavce Tickets enading to anay figure they tmay desilgnate. gr The List of Drawn Nutmbers atnd Prizes will be senat to patrchasers imamedtiately after thec drawing. gg/"-Purchaasers will please write their signatures plain, and' give their Post Omlee, Coaunty and Ittatte. ggRemnembier that every Prize is drawn ansd patyablo In jgleJ wlithaout dedauctiosn. g5Ail prizes of 1.4)00 nal undler, paId lmroedtateiv idler the deawlng-sther psrizea att the uasunti time of thirty days. g&Allommuanications strictly confidential. gg" Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to .eSWAN & CO, Augusta, Ga. or S. SW AN. Montgoamery. Alit. g.W A list of thec numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with thec amou~ant of thte prIze that each oine is entitled to, wIll be ptublishted after every draiwinag. tn tihe followhtag pa ners-N'sew Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston litandaard, Nashville Gazxeate, Atlanta Intelligencer, Nsiw Yrk Weekly Day Book, anad Savatuitala Morning News. ncc. 2, 4t - d Hardware, Cutlery, &( W M. H I LL, HAMBURG, S. C., WOULD inform his friends o and all who may be trading 0 * to this Market, that he still con tinues to keep a FULL and well selected Stock of Goods in the above line, and solicits a share of patronage from all who may be in want of any a tieles he keeps, assuring them that every exerti shall be made to give satisfaction to the purchas in quality and price, feeling confident that he c: rell his Goods on as Beasonable terms they can be purchased at ANY HOUSE 1N AUGUST4 His Stock is now COMPLETE, having Add< largely by recent purchases from the BEST Mai facturers. His Stock is such that almost every oi can find some article on their list of wants, and < such terms as cannot rail to please-amongst whtk is a good assortment of Cut NAILS of all sizes, of the best brands, ii eluding all sizes of SPIKES, Also, English a! Americain Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon and Wrougl Nails, all sizes. Nail RODS and Sheet and Hoop IRON: Blister, German and Cast STEEL; Collins & Co., Leverett's and other celebrate make of Broad, Chopping and Hand AXEI HATCHETS, &c.; Mill, Cross Cut and Hand SAWS, all kinds; Hammers, Chisels, Augers, Drawing Knive Adzes, Gimblets, Brace and Bitts, Mill, Hand Sa and every variety of Files and Rasps, Saw Sett Compasses, Hollow Augers and Bitta, Gauge Planes of every description, Plane Bitts, and evei Variety of Carpenter's Tools. 0 Edge Tools of every description. Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates, Sledge, Har and Shoeing Hammers, Rasps, Drills, Tongs, &o., all of the best manufacture. Great care having been taken in the selection of these articles, they can be relied upon as the best. Pocket and Table Cutlery. His Stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery is complei and quality unsurpassed-amongst which can be found full Setts of Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rodgers & Sons celebrated manufacture; Pocket and Pen Knives all patterns and qual ities ; fine Razors, Seis sors, Shears, &c. Also, a great variety of SMALL WARES, Such as Pins, Needles, Port Monies, Hair Brushe Combs, Paper Invelopes, Pens, Pencils, &c. Guns, Pistols. &c. On hand a choice lot of Guns and Pistols of tl finest quality-Colt's, Adams' and Dean's and others make of Repeaters, self-cocking. Also, an assortment of Pocket Pistols, Percussion Caps, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods, &c. Building Materials. His Stock of Building material swill he found con plete, consisting in part of Locks. Hinges, Screws, Window Fastenings, all kinds and qualities. Also, Till, Pad, Trunk and Chest Locks. Light and Heavy Castings. Always on hand a fine assortment of light nm heavy Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Ket tles, Well Wheels, Waffle Irons. &c. Farmer's Boilers, Cauldrons, Wagon Buxes, Sad Irons, Fire Dogs, Shovel and-Tongs. Cooking and Heating Stoves, ALL PATTERNS AND SIZES. Wagon Chtains, all kinds, Log Continued, Halti and Trace Chains, Spades and Shovels, H ay Fotks, Crockery and Glass Ware, &c. Also, manufacturer of all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware I All are earnestly solicited to call and examiti for themselves. And you will find it grreatly 1 your interest to patronize your old Edgefieldl Dii trict citizen. WM. IIL L. Hamburg, Oct 20 tf 42 5heriffs Sale. B Y Virtue of sundry writs ol Fieri Facias to n -directed, I wilt proceed to sell at Edgefiel C. IH., on first Monday in l)eeember next, the fo lowing property in the following cases, to wit: M. W. Clary vs Elizabeth Turner, One Tract Land containing one hundred acres, more or les adjoining lands of John Mack, Cadaway Clark an others. The State vs Alfred Hatcher, One Tract of Las containing one hundred and fifty aeres, more lss, adjoining lands of Johna Jourdan, Jas Morr and others. Joheln M. Clark vs Wmn. P. Doolittle, One Tra of Land, containing one lmndered and fifty acre more or less, adjoining lands of W. B. Dora, I Doolittlte and others. A rthur Simkins, Commissioner, vs Millge Ga phin, One Tract of Land (where WV. P. Jones no resides) enltiing two hundred acrss, more or le~s adjoining hands of the Estate of R ufus Hlolley, Dal ling J1. Walker and others. Max. Larbordle, Ass'gnee. vs Gnhy Broadwa~ter ar oth-rs, One Tract of~ Land cotauining three hot dred acres, more or le~s, adjesining lands oef Blma,l Wmn. Moss and (others. John Fullmore vs John Autrc-y, One Tract Land containing two hundred acres, more or le adjoining lands of B. T. Boatwright, hMrs. Elizx beth Bush and others-levied upon av the properi of the defendant John A utrey. Terms Cash. JAS. EIDSON, s.E.D. Nov 11 4t 44 Sheriffs Sale. B y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edge field C. H., on the first Mlonday in December nex the following property in the following case, to wit The State vs Edward Tr. Davis, One Sort' Horse, one I Horse Wagon. one Lot of Corn an Fodder, one lot of Stock Hogs. C. A. Gray, Adm'x. vs Harmon Miller, One horse Wagon. Terms Cash. JAS. EIDSON, 5.SD. Nov 17 3t45 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. Elizabeth Cates, by her next friend, Rt. Cates, Applicants, Sieon Crouch, Guardian, ad litetm, Defenidamts. B Y an order from the Ordinary, I shall procec to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the firi Monday i December next, for partition, the Rei Estate of Joseph Bodic, deceased, a tract or pa eel of land lying and being in thte District at State aforesaid, on Cloud's Creek, containing tv hundred and sixteen acres, more or less, ari bounded by lands of Willis Whittle, Sen'r., Jamui Wittle and Simeon Croneh atnd othters. TERtS-On a credit of one and two years, wvil interest frotm the lirst of Jatnuary 1858, possessic to be givent on the first Janeuar~y 1858. Pturchus< to give hondh with good piersotnal security, and mortagec of the premises to the Ordinary teo 5 cure the purchase money. Cost to he paid in casl Tiles extra. JA MES EIDSON, s.n.n. Nov. 'd 1857 5te State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, iN WIDINlAR Y. Mary Witl, A pplicant,} Willis Whittle, Guarelian adlitem of Thomas and Milledge Whittle, Def'ts. B Y an order from thte Ordittary, I shall procee to sell at Edgetleld Cocurt license, on the tr Monday in December next, for Partition, thte Re Estate'of Amos Whittle, deceased, a TRACT O PA RCEL OF LAND, lying and being in the Di triot and State aforesaid, on Cloud's Creek, contain ing One hundred and two (102) Acres, more less, and boundedl by lands of Wiley Bodie, Sime< Crouch, land. belonging to the Estate of Jose1 Bodie, deceased, Felix Bodie and Willis WhittI Senior. Tats.-Cn a credit of one and two ye.rli wil interest on thte second instalment from the 1st Jla nary 1859. Purchaser to give Bond with ges security atnd a mortgage to the Ordinary to secul the purehase mottey. Cost to be paid in casm Titles extra.JA MES EIDSON, sz D. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,. IN EQUITY. Max. Laborde and P..F. Laborde, John R. Wever and Sarah, h Bill for Par wife, and others. B Y virtue of an order in Equity in the abort stated caso. I will sell at Edgefleld C. H., ot the first Monday in December next, the following real Estate, to wit: r- A TRACT OF LAND containing 898 acres In more less, adjoining lands of John Hnuet, P. R kr Blalock, R. T. Mims and others. In -ALSO 9 Lots of Land within the corporate limit; of the Town of Edgefield, containing in the aggre -gate 26 acres, more or less. fronting on the Colum d bia Road. These lots are laid off with a view tc Town residences and are convenient to business, ie four of them having a street leading from said in road. -ALSO h A House and Lot- immediately in the said Town, containing about three-quarters of an acre. - The House is commodious and pleasantly located. d There are nine Rooms in the House. - t TERMS-A credit of one and two years from the day of sale with interest from date, except as to costs of suit which must be paid in cash. Purcha sers to give bonds with adequate personal sureties a to secure the purchase money. 3, A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.D. Nov. 0 1857 4t 44 s STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFEELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. , Samuel Brooks, Assignee, Bill for Foreclosure John Leigh. of Mortgage. B Y an order from Chaneel'or Dunkin in this case, I will sell, at Edgefield C. H., on the 1st Monday inDecember next, the following real d estate, viz: A LOT OF LAN 1) in the Village of Edgefield, known as the Bushnell Carriage Shop Lot, including the Brick Store House, containing, in the whole, two roods and eleven perches, more or less. TEtms.-The costs and one half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue on a e credit of six months, the purchaser giving bond with approved securities, to secure the purchase money. The titles to be signed and sealed, but not delivered until the said bond be paid-and if the said bond be not I.aid when due, the Commissioner will re-sell the premises at the risk of the former purchaser. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E D. Nov. 3 1857 5te 43 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT IN EQUITY. Iartwell Whittle and wife, vs. Billforpartilion. M. R. Carver and wife, et al. I BY virtue of an order in Equity in this cse, I will sell at Edgetield C. 11., on the first Nlon day in December next. the TRA CT OF LAND. described in the Bill. containing One hundred and forty-seven (147) Acres, more or les, adjoining lands or Josiah Padgett, Jane Webb, M. Etheredge and others. 'I ERAs.-Costs to be paid in cash. The balance of the put chase money on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, to be secured by hund with approved sureties. A. SNItKINS, C.E.K.D. Nov. I . 4te .45 State of South Carolina, d 'EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Thos. Mathii and wife and others, Bill for Ac't. Ws. -ilfr c. Chas. Ilammond, Ex'r. and others. Par. t-c. BY virtue of nn order of the Court of Equity in this cause, I will proceed to sell. at the late residen~ce of Allen Adtherson, Junoir, deceased,'in this I listriet, at public nuction, on Friday the 4th -rday of i~eeember. next, ont a credhit of twelve months from the day of sale, all that PA RCEL 01F L.A ND, containing onte hundred and thtree Aceres. inore or less, being the portion of the Tract of latnd in the District of Edgefield whlereon Allet Anider son, Senior, residedI at hi, dheath, which c t mbrnees e the jwelting Hlouse,-out budldings and other imu Spr.Aements upon said premises, and which in and by the last will andi testament of the said Allen Anderson, Senior, was devised to his wvidowv for life, with remainder to his children and their legal representatives. Th le l.urch.ase money t.o be secured1 by botnd with adequate personal suretie-s. A. SIMKINS, C E ED. d Nov. 11 4te 45 State ofSouthlarolinia. EDGEFIELI) DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. d Willis 0. Harris, vs. A ndrew J. Hammond, Ex'or of )-Blfrpr r lzhnu., dee'd, Bilo Elzbeth Tr. H arris, and others. ) t in hisceuse, I will pri eeed to sell at the late .residence of Jtohn .lontes. dlee'd, in this Dist: iet, nat ~public auction, oni the 10th~ day of i, cemtber next, for ensh as tim so niucha aw will pay the costs, and a-is to the residue ,n a credit of one and two y'.ars from t he day of sni!e, all thatT R ACT Oft PA I CFEL OF 01 AN) situate- in the said 1 istrict of Edge ~fie-ld,. formealy the ptoperty of William Garrett, -Sen., dee'd. and by hinm, in his life-time. coniveyed to Susannaht ltariis, daughited of the late .1. hn d .lones, containing Tu o humlrd and fifty-iiht A eris, more or l is, antd adjeinting lands o-f Lau '. rence .1. MIiller, lands formerly owned bay .atmmel C. Scott and lands ot the estate of the said John >f Jones. ', he purchase money to be secured by bond with 1 adequte persotial sureties. y A. SIKINS, c E.E.D. Nov. 11 5te 45 State of South Carolina, -EDGEFEL~D DISTRICT', IN EQWITY Anmanda MU. Hlolley,) * . vs. 'lilfrPr - Virgini E. Hhilley, liIfrPr t, Geo. D). Hulley, et al. J -j~Y virtue-of an order' from Chaneel'or Ward el law, in this ease, I will sell at the late resi d dence of Rufus ll-dly, dee'd., in this liistrict en the 22d day of December next, at public outcry, the 1 TWO TRACTS OF LAND described in the Bill, to wit: -T HE GROVE T RACT," containing Eleven h uindred acres, more or less, and adjoinintg lands ol - .Jhn Holly and others. And " T HE HOLLOW CREEK TRACT," containing Twenty-sevin hundred acres, more or less, and adjeining lands of Charles Hlolly, Mar tin llolly and others. 117? The said Lands will be sold in conventient parcels. TEa~ts --Costs to lie paid in, ensh. The btane o1 the purchatse money to be sectured by bond to the Cunuanissioner, with ad equate personal sureties. d Nov17A. SIMKiNS, e E.E.D. d o 74t 45 ti TrHE ST~ATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, d IN EQWTY. Wm. Powell and wife, et. al. e~Fane s. Bill for pr sFaesAsbill, J. J1. Asbill, et. al. ~h BY virtue of an order in Eqjuity in this casee, I n willhell tin WVedlnesday the 1 (th )ecemnber r next, at the late residence eof .larvis A shill, dee'd, a the three several trants of lantd described in the . Bill. to it .THLE 110ME PLA CF, containing Two hundred and twenty-five (-225) Acres, more or less, adjuin ing lands o1 Wade Holstein, Abner Asbill and -othe-rs. THE WILLIAMS TRACT rontaining Two hiundr< d and iwe nty-flve (225) Aceres, more or less, adjining Itands of Thos. Bates, Wade llitein and the said home tract. TUE PA DOETT TR ACT, contaitning Ono hun tdred and fifteen (115) Acres, more or less, ndjoin ing lands of Molstes Holstein, E. Watson, Abner Asbill and others. dT~anzs.-Costs of suit to be paid in cash. The balance of the rurchase meirney tin a credit of ene iyear from the ay of salc. Pum dhase miney to be si cured by bon'ds with ample sureties. Plats of the lands will be exhibited on the day ol sale. - A. SIMKIINS, C a L.D. ,Nov. 11 5te 45 SEdgefid Male Academy, LL Persons indebted to the Trustees of the AMale Academy for tuition for the year 1857, Sare requested to pay up without delay. Ttuitiont is e a-ways required in advatnce, and it is hoiped thnat the ,d patrons of the 1Fehrtol will call on the TUreasurer -e imediately ; as rhe present Teaehter is about 1L 1 leave and'wishis a si ttlement with the Trustees be fore leaving.., GEO. A. ADIlSON, Nov 25 . 3t,45 T'reasurer. EXECUTORS' SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES! WILL be sold on the 10TH DECRIMBER NEXT, at the late residence of JOHN JONES, deceased, that valuable Planta tion on which he resided at the time of his death, known as the HOMESTEAD OR HORN'S CREEK PLACE, Containing T W E L V E HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, lying upon the waters of Horn's Creek, about 18 miles above Hamburg. and adjoin ing lands of George Boswell, John Adams, the Estate of D. F. Hollingsworth and others. On the premises are all necessary buildings. -ALSO At the same time and place. will be sold a 2ECcusoac3 azi:cL T-sot in the School Village of Curryton. Also, about Seventy-five Negroes, Many of whom are young and likely, and valuable. -ALSO The Present Crop Cotton, Corn, Fod der, Stock of Horses and Mules, CATTLE AND HOGS, WAGONS, CARTS, PLANTAT1ON TOOLS, HOUSE AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c., &c. Ternas.-The Land will be sold on a credit of one and two years. Purchase money to be se eured by bonds on notes, with adcquate sureties. Purchaser to pay for papers. The Personalty on a credit of twelve months for fil sums over $20. Pur chasers to give notes with approved sureties. For all sums under $20, Cash. -A. J. HAMMOND, Ex'ors. W. G. HARRIS. Nov 9 5t 44 EXECUTOR'S SALE, O N THURSDAY, the 3d 'December next, I wil'sell at the late residence of Mrs. LUCY MOORE, dee'd.. one and a half miles from Edge field C. H., the real and personal Estate of the said Mrs. Lucy Moore, deeld., consisting of a COInODIOIs DWELLING, With the necessary outbuildings, and TWO h UN DRED ACRES of LAND, more or less, mostly under cultivation Eighteen Likely Negroes, A lot of Corn and Fodder, Hlorses, Hogs, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. TEas OF SALE.-All sums under $10, Cash all sums above that nmount on a credit of twelve months, except as to one-third of the real estate, which must be paid in cash. Purchasers will be required to give Note with two approved sureties. Titles of property not changed until t.rms of sale are complied with. JOHN If. HIUGHES, Ex'or. Nov 9 4t 44 Executor's Sale, Andrew Anderson, et. al. To. .4 Bill for par. Chas. Hammond, Ex'r. et. al., B Y virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward . law in this e .se, I will sell at the late residence or Allen Anderson, Junior, deceased, on Friday 4th of December next, the TWO TRACTS 0 LAND described in the pleadings. to wit: TRACT NO. ONE, lying on the West side of Stevens' Creek, cortaining One hundred and sev enty-six (176) Acres. more or less, adjoining lands of Jonathan Taylor, Mrs. E. Thurmond and others. TRACT NO. TWO, lyin on the East side of Stevens' Creek, containing about five hundrad Acres, more or less. adjoining lands of Geo. Briggs, .J. P. Nl:ivs. D. M. Glover and others. Also, the tockc of Cattle, &c., Provisions, Ho.use hold and Kitchen fturniture, on the said Tract of and. Taasus.-The lands on a cre-dit of one andl two years from day of salhe. The other property on a credit of one year from day of sale. Purchasers to give bonds with ample persontal sureties. 'CLIAS. IIA.\MON D, Ex'.. Nov.11 4te e 4 ADMINSTATOR'S SALE, B Y Virtue of an otder from William F. Durn soe, Esq , Ordinaay, I will of'er for Fale, on MONDAY, 2iST DECEMBER NEXT, A t the Plantation of lbon. PR ESTON S. BROOKS de'd., situated in Edgefield District, on the Co lumnbiat & Greenville lanil Road, in the tork of Ninety.Six and Wilsoni's Creek, about five miles below the Nine.ty-Six Depot. thme bnul) of thme personal Estate of~ satid uleesased, consisting of Fifty.Thiree Primie Negro Slave, souse 1~5 or 20 17ulesC and IiorsesM, 8,000 33ishoels Cor~n., A large quantity of WHEAT. OATS, FOIDD!-:R AND SUUCKS Wagons, Oxen arud Ox Carts anud Gear, I'ongh I lees, Spades and other Farmting Ltensils. --ANI On the next day, (TUESDAY, the 22dI Decemt ber,) will be sold at the late residence of the said :eesed, in the said D~istrict, all the reeldue of his visible ptersonatl Estate, consisting ..f his Household and Kitchen. Furniture, Buggy, Carringe and Match lIorses, A few head of C:.tt--, anmd a somall quanti ty of Corn. l'odder, Ban, &c. TERXS 0OF SA LE-A credit of twelve months with interest from,. day of sale, except as to suums under $20, which are to be jnaid in Cash. The purchise mnone~y to be secured by notes with ap proved personal sureties. J. P. CARROLL, Adm'or. Nov 106St 45 ggNewberry Mirror will please insert until dg of sale and forward account to this Office. Administrator's Sale, BY an order from WV. F. Durisoe. Es., Onlinn r v, wve will proceed to sell on W EDNES) A Y the 10ith December next. mit the residence or .IAIR V'ls A SHIL L, dee'd., all the ;ersonal estate of said deceased, contingLii oSf NINE NEGIROES, Mles, horses, Cattle, Stock and Fattening Hogs, Cotton and Cotton seed, Corn, lVodder, Oxen and Ox Cart, one Carriage and h arness, one Buggy and H nness, one Wagon, Elacksmith and Plantation Toos, Gun Head, Household and Kitchen Furmi ture, &c., &c Trmns -All sums under $1 0, cash-over that amount on a credit of twelve months, purchasers iving note and two apptroved securities. , .J. .1. ASHILL. Ad'e'rs FRANCKS ASBILL. 5 Nov 11 5*44 Administrator's Sale! B y an Order from the Ordinary we will pro ceed to sell on T'lURSDAY, the l'ith De ember next, at the hate residence of B. L. Murrel, dec'd., all the Personal lEstate of said decease, not otherwise disposed of by his Inst will and testament, consisting of SEVEN LIKEiL NEGROES, Stock of Horses, H ogs and Cattle, Plantation and laeksmith TVools, &c.. & c. TERXS.-Fo-r all sumis of and tunder $5 ensk for all sums over $5 o,. a eredhit of twelve mnsths, Iwith; iteretst from day of sale. P'urehn:sers will be required to give Notes~ with two or more good per sonal sureties. Righ~t of piroperty not changed un til the terms of sale nrcenmnplied with. LTIKE GULlIRKATIT, FERABA MURRELL, Adm'ors with the will annexed. No v2234t 40 STA TE OF SOUT H CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTIR[CT, IN EQUITY. Mary McCarthy, et. al. ,s. Bill for pauillion. Jacob McCarthy, et. al. B Y virtue of an order in Equity in this ease, I will selh att the late residence of Dennis .Ye Carty, dec'd.. son Th~utsday the 17th of Decem her next, the TR ACT OF L ANI), described in the Bill, containing Two hundred and lifty (250) Acres, more or less, adjoininig lasnds of L.uke smith, Samson Wheeler, Z. Z. Uhavird, Win. Havird and othera. Tra~us.-Costs to be paid cash. Thie balance of th purchase money on a cred t of one year. Pur clhtsers to give bond with ample personal sureties, and mortgge of the premists, mo secure the pr -chase mone.A. SlM1KlKS, e z.K.D. HOTEL FOR SALE!' TIIE CAROLINA HOTEL, for A merly known as the SPANN HOTEL, Is now offered for sale, and will bo offered on the moat scoommo dating terms as to time. This HOTEL is situated In the most aligible po sition in the Village, on the South side of laine Street, near enough to the Public Square; forall purposes, and sufficiently quiet and retired*; ndy' &. has always, since its establishment as a Hotel, don a good business, and wlil no doubt continue to do so as long as well kept. Any person desirous of entering into this busi ness would do well to call and examine the premises. Connected with this Hotel are commodious Sta bles, contaisning over )ne hundred well-regulated Stalls, Carriage House, Cri s. &c. Also, good Lots for Drover's Stock, and a ilue Garden, abkcut one acre in size, not surpassed by any. The whole premnises contain about three acres. The undersigned would not 'be induced to olfer this valuable property for male, were it not for do nestie afilietioni. Jil is now disposed to turn his attention to soime other occupation. F. M. NICHOLAS. Edgefield, Oct 19 tf 41 VALUABLE LANI S FOR SALE's 2,500 Acres! 1 )Y consent of parties intervsted, I will sell at ) the lilomestead place, on TUESDAY, the 15th of DECEMBER next, a.l of TMOSE VALUABLE LANDS, belonging to the Estate of Col. J0114 BATES, deceased. 1st. Tract known ax the " HOME TRACT," containing Four hundred (400) acres, mostly wood land: aud is one or the best improved places on the Ridge road. 2nd. Tract known as the " PINE Y WOODS TRACT," cointaining Four hundred and forty (440) acres, all or 'which is in original forest. 3rd. Tract known a- the " PLANTATION. TRACT," adjoining lands of Rev. Samuel Bouk ight, .1. Milton Norris, A. D. Bates, John P. Bates, W. C. Nlifehell and others, contaning in all SIX'TEEN HUNDRE) (1,600) ACRES, but which to suit purchesers has been cut into the fol lowing smaller Tracts, to wit: No. 1, called the "PERRY PLACE," con tains Five hundred and fifty (550) acres, one third in woodland, one third in grown up old fieldi, and ther mainder under fence and in cultivation. . o. 2. called the " MILL PLACE," will con tain about Three hundred and fifty (350) acres, sone of which is as good bottom land as there is in Edgefield District. No 3, called the "NEGRO QUARTER," contains Five hundred and fifty (550) acres, more than half woodland-the bahnce in a high state of cultivation, and undler good fence. Upon the premi ses are all buildings necessairy f.,r a plantation. - N1. 4, called the " WOODLAND TRACT," contains between one hundred and fifty and-two hundred acres. T E3 4.. MX1'. One and two years cred.a, etcar (if interdst one year. Notes and two approved sureties and imort gage of the piremises will be required. Ui The Subscriber or his overseer will show any of the above lands with pileneure to persdns wishing to buy. Address, Leesville,S. C. JOHN P. BATES, Trustee. - Nov 17 4t 45. EfThe Newberry Rising Sun will. please copy three times aud forward bill to this office. Desirable T o w n Residence FOR SALE. IOFFER for sale the HOUSE AND f.OT where I now reside. Its location is central and convenient and it is in good repair with everything within and without doors necessary for the comfort andl convenienee of a family R. T. MaIMS. Oct 21 t'. . - 41 VALUABLE J$EAL ESTATE FORlSALE? T HE Subscriber bteing still desirous of making Lachange in his business, offers at private sale, his VALUABLE TR ACT OF L AND, located on the p~ublie roadl, three miles fronm Edgefldh C. H., and containing, Fifteen hundred and forty.four Acres, A minute description of these Lands is deemed unnecessary-suffice it to say, they are well adapt ed to thae culture of Cotton, Corn and smtall grain. The place is well watered, every field containing a sulieienev of running water, and a good supply of most exc'ellentt .springs. It ha.., between two anda tree hunadred act es of low grounds, together with a large portion of fresht lands, eteared within the last fotur or five years, ad ttow itn a. haigh .state of cultiv: ti-n. A large ptortiont of thais Tract, abountds in NATIVE F0R E ST, coveted with a hecavy growth of tinmber. Thte improvements are good-tl~c most of theo buildings htave becen put up' int the last few years. Att excellent op~portntity is now oliered to per sons wishintg to purchase a splendcitd settlement. Thle above land will be sol in a body, or if de sired, I will dlividle it to snit purcasers. I will take leasutre itn shonwi g thae land. W Terms mt~ade easy and acottmodlating. JOllN H. Iit)LLIN(GSWORLTI. P'. S. I will also sell, my Villago ttnimtproved Lots. adjointing thte (Jdd Fellows' &. Masotnic build ing, and fronting the public square. Sept 23 lit 87 Land for Sale, TI H E Subscribers off r for snle the' ir VA LUA IlLE~ PLANTATION situated on the Mar tin Town Road, sixteen miles from lanmburg, lying on [lorn's Creek, and containing '.526 Acres, Mlore or less. The Planatation is well watet ed, fine ly tin,:bered, and well adapted to thec raisintg'of Cotton antd Grain. A good D)wellinag l''use and all aecessary outbui'dinags are on the jremises. TI c albove Tract adjoinas Inads of Dr. T. H.; Pat t~isona, the Estate o1 Johna Jonecs, Maj. Gee. licswell, atd Johna Mealintg. 7 For tertms antd other particu!ars apply to Mir. A. J1. Mlathis on the place. BEll ETTIA GETZEN, ELIZABETH WILLBORN. Tvy Wsand. Oct 27 t__ f 4-2j Plantation for Sale. T1 H E subscrib~er offrers for sale hais platattion j. cnatsaitintg about 60 A e r es, lying on Beech Creek, ntear the Ridge Road. There are ,wo Settlements on the [Land-one goo.d Corn Mill, nearly new-about two hundred acres iu cultivatio~n, part of which is very exeelh nt Cotton land, and a small portion of rich swanmp, well drained, and now in cultivation. Tho crop will show its quality. Thtere is an abundance of flne timber, plenty of water in every field. and a publbe Road through thte entire length of the Tract. R. WARD. Sept 30 tf Ridge Land For Male. I .oller f..r Sale nmy V.\LUAIIIE COTTON 1PL ..o;TaTION, e..ntaininmg about Five inn sdred Acres, hyintg on tihe Edlgeid and Clttnabia Roadi. Ont it is .t tints onet Story THouse, with basement, and a pk~enty of o'ut buildings of every kind, all new. And to every lield thtere is a good new gate well paited, and a plenty of water; also, a plenty of fine Grapes, an Orchard, Shrubbery &c., and an abundance of fine timtber and good drintking water. Call and examine-i know you will be ph-aased. CLINTON WARD. Sept. 30 tf 38 Aiken Livery Stable ! TI H Unudersigned are at all times prepared .with good. I IOflSES, comfaurtable VI(Ii- 2 . CLES and eareful DREIVERS, to convey Passen gers fram A iken to Eidgefleld C. 11 , or elsew~ here. Thtey wtill also, when de sired, send for and eon-- - vey passentgere from other f~oints to Aiken. -. GREEN & JUSE.:' A iken. Nov 23 4t 46 Good News! T HE person who lost about Sixty Dollars, a .year or two ago,between Vaueluac and Hat cher's, can learn some facts pertaining to said loss, whereby the owner nmay recover lia money by ma king application to the subscriber, living near Rich ardsons, on Red Bank. MATHEW CORLEY. Nov. 18t57 4t 43 EXECUTORS' SALE. N pursuanee of the provisions of the Will of D10MEDE F. HOLLINGSWORTH, dee'd. we will proceed to sell all that portion of the Estate of the Tebtator directed In said will to be sold for distribution amongst the legatees, therein named, to wit: One Tract of Land lying on hlorn's Creek, 16 miles above liamburg, and about 14 miles from Edgefield, 0. U., on the Martin Town Road, adjeining lands of George McKie, the Estate of J. Jones and others. This tract contains 1675 a--rem, more or less. The purcha ser will abide by the loss or gain in the number of acres. 'I he Eev-utwrs can sav with eenfidence. that this is one of the m'ost VA LUABLE COTTON AND CORN PLANTATIONS in Edgelield District, surparsed in their judg-inent, by none on Horn's Creek, a sectioln of the District well known to all to be in it high degree, suited especially to the cul ture of the COTTON PLANT. Several hundred acres of this tract are now in sie cessful cultivation, a considerable part of which is fredi and in a bilt state of improvement and til lage. There are about 275 acres of native forest the balanee not under cultivation, grown up old fields, and if not entirely restor d to its original fer tility, capable of producing front 1000 to 1200 lbs. of cotton to the acre, and abounding in timber use ful for plantation purposes. There are on the premises, r conifoirtable resi dence, overseer's house. and all necessary out-build ings, including a Gin Mouse and Screw. In the opinion of the present experi need over seer, there are in this Tract low-grounds enough to raise from six to seven thousand bushels of corn. with an excellent system of drainage commenced and already in succes4ul operation. -ALSO at the same time and place, we will sell between 55 and 60 valiunale Negroes. In this gang, there are two goor wagoners. ene good ook, and two excellent house women. We will also sell at the same time and place. 3 ROAD WAGONS, 1 OX CART, 19 BEAD OF NIULES AN) 11OltsS, A LOT OF COWS AND CAILES. 40 OR 50 HEAD OF SilEEP,LOTOF FAT NING AND STOCK HOGS, BIACKSMITH TOOLS, 1500 OR 2000 BUSHELS OF CORN, A LOT OF FODDER, A LOT OF COTTON SEED, consisting in tlarge part of Boyd's pro lific, ONE GIN IEAD, LOT OF PLOUGH 110 ES and various other articles not necessary here to be mentiuned. The above Sales will be made at the Plantat;on bove desetibed, on Tuesday, the Sth December next, A nd the day following if so much be neer ssary. Tht-se desirous of purchash-g this valuable Tract of Land are hereby no:ified, that it will be sold on Tu, sday, the rth of December next, precisely at half patt 10 o'clock, A. M. We will also sell at the late residence of the Tis tator. near Edgelield Village. ott TU ESDAY, TILE 15T11 DECEMBER NEXT, Three 1%Tegroom, Among thema one first rate Cok-a lot of Corn, Fodder, Plantation Tools, one Two Horse Wagon, one pair of Match Horses. a lot of Cowsand Calves, lot of flogs, Fat ning and Stock, one Carriage and Harness, one Buggy and Harness, Blacksmith Tools, one Kiln of Burnt Bricks, and other articles not here mentioned. ----, As to the LA~nd, on a credit of one and two years, in equail annual instalments, with interest from date. Purchasers to give bond with two ap.proved sureties and a mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase money. The personal property will be sold on a credit of twelvec months a-ih interest from date. Purchasers of the personal property will be required to give note with two approved sureties. And in no case will the . e of thre property. either real or personal, be changed util terms of sle are complied with;t and all'persons. failing~ or refusing to comply with 'id terms, thme property bid oif' will be resold at the risk of thte former pur ebaser. All sums of and uinder $20 Cusht. All persons wishing to examine the land nbeeve described will lelase call en. Mr. M. S. PA LM ER. n thec premnise-s, who will take pleasure~in giving them stm-h inrorma,:tiont as they may desire. dJOIIN II. IIOL LINGSWORTiI, ?Ex'ors. JOH NII. WA LKER. Nov 4 St 43 EXECUTORS' SALE, Banorder from WV. F. Dur-isoe, Es-1., Ordi mnrv ref Edgelieldl listrict. we will proceed to sell ott TIIURSDA I', the 3d day of Deceebr n:t. at the re-iaenee ot MIR S. MAIR TIHIA C. STE VENS. dee'd., twelve meile-s Noirthe of Edge field C. 1I.. ott the Cambridge road, the real nnd ~ersntal pioperty of said deceased, consisting oCf. 1,181 Acres of Valuable Land. The Lanttd will be sold i:: three different parcels or or Tracts, to wit: Tract No. 1-7IIE IIO.MESTEA D, includ ing the Mill Tret, contasinin i , n~ hi undredl and si. (tt1) acres, motre Utr less, lying on Little~ Stevens' reek, ;sdjuining lan ds of d-hinS. Smyl-y, WV. i I. Odomt. Jaemes II. Allen, Lewis Bkedsoe anid others. On tis tract there is a comfriiitarlele ] )velling uand Oveseer's Ilouse, alt necessary outbuildings, and a well of excellent wate-r. Also, a good Grist Mill, entirely new, and a Gin llouse and Screw. Abou' Two hundr-ed acres of this tract a now in success ful cultivatioen, a conside-rable part of which is creek antd branch bottoms. Tract'No. 2, or RiCH ARDSON T R A C T, contining Three hiundred anid seventy-five acres. more o'r less, lying also ont Little Stevens' Creek, adjoining lands oef Capt. Jas. F. Lowry, the liomce stead Tratct, Lewis Bledssoe and othe-rs. Otn this Tract there atre ito implrovemnents. Theire are sotne thec or tour never fnitintg spr-ing, anid a beautiful situatioen n -..he Cambridge toad for building, ore this land. A bout one. hiundrced and litty acr-es ot this tract are in euhivetiont, of which atbout one third is creek arid branich boittomt. Traet No 3, or MCCR ARY T RACT, containt ing One hundred acres, mnore oer less, ;edjininitg the hloerstead Tract. Capit. 1B. D~enn, Jnies II. Allen, oody I1arris and others. Ott this tract is a spring of never toiling water, and about sixty-five acre~s under fence and nearly all fresh-the remaintder is woods. gfFor further particulars apply to William L. Sevens on the premiises, whm wdll take ple sure im sh irng tihe lands to any c-te wishtineg tee purchase. Plats of l~and exhiblited on d:ay of sale, arnd will be soldl pr-ecisely at ha:lf past It) o'clock, A. M. ELEVEN I.KELY NEGROES, Stock of Horses, Mules, Ceews, lloas and Sheep, Plantation and Blacksmith Tools. Gin Head, Household and Kitchen Fur-niture, and other things not necessary to mention. Tems of Sale -For all sums of an under $20 Cash. For all sums over $20 on a credit of twelve months hrom day of rale. The purchaset will be requird to give tnote with twoi app~irovedl seeutis'. Titles not chatnged until the t-rm-siare comtiplied vit. W. L STEVENS, 1t. .1. ST'EVlENS. ~eEx'ers. BiENNE~T 110LL.AND.) Nov 11 --- 4t -- -14 Administrator's Sale, BY1 an order from W. F. Dttrisoc, Esq., Ordina Lry of Edgelleld District, I will pr3oceed to sell at te late residence of Mrs. Martha C. Ste vens, deceased, that portion of pt-operty belonging to said deceased, consisting of a LAND WVAR R ANT of One hundred and sixty acres, ONE NE GRO0 WOMAN, one Barouch, the piresent Crop consisting of Cotton and Catton Seed, Corn, Oats, What, Fodder, Shutcks, and other things .too te dios to mention. This proper-ly will be sold ont tho 3rd day of Do ct iber, prox. Trs-For all sums of and under $20 Cash ovet- that amount on a credit of twelve months from day of sale. Thre pcurchtaser will lee required to give notes wIt two apptroved securities. Titles not changed until tire terms arc complied with. W. L. STEVENS, Adm'or. Nov 11 4- 44 Administratrix's Sale, B Y an order from W. F. Dnrisoe, Ordinary, I will sell at Eedgefield C. 11., on the first Mon day in Deccember next, a Negt-o man named W ADE-a first ratte wagotier, about 22 years of age-belonging to thte Estate of Rufus Holly, dec'd. Terms, Cash. AMA NDA M. lOLLY,