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jfanucrs Jcpriin Prepare for Spring? Now is tht- lime, farmers, to p for firing and summer labor. ?Si ail ol' your loo's arc in order, si ]?Knvs. forks, hoc-, .-1." ?els, loai-hine mid cvcrytbii'ig ibatyou will want through the busy season that is n. jwii?ch?ngw CHU you. not think of iitile job that will want doing very Ami why not take..time, by the. toi and do it immediately, rather ?ban oil'until necej&iti/ compclsyou to work. Did 1 no.' see ymir plow Si row lying by the toad-side, not since, with one baud lu out ot'tht- tl stud ?i un.M br of teeth out of ! he w t ! their v?cantU?s' lilied wi;h pic Wift-d I Now is the time to-% have teeth replaced wi:h new ones, ?nd ! muinder ot' them well sharpened, s<. have the ground in good condition eeive the crop; also that mi-sing Kan?le replaced. All of'hese thin; be. looked to at present, and perhn .?laired by t!ie smilh or mechanic, tl mo* i ey, nour, linn linty Could ho work i- more plenty with all of Dy patting your firming utensils in order at present, when the most of fa are not very busy, you not only sa bo;-, out have the satisfaction of rea ly (or work at any time, and, i q lent ly, instead of work drivingyoi liri ve. the work. .it is a practice too common arnot: m.-rs to lay away a broken impleuie a dull scythe, never thinking is ' want to be used any more until a | ular kind of work is tobe performe? theil ! he ?pies! ..?;?. arises, w here is tba hoe. rake, scythe, or machine; and i: i: condition to be used If it is, wc tiooj ; if no*,.aigiVttt effort is made lo ii repaired, and perhaps the joh tm lt.dsiied in a wo: kmumikc manner iii n ?he work Unit had Coin mein everything had been m order, mig comptere?ij hi m ?ny instance-*, belo: broken too] u ?dd ba mended, II oin: instance ?>..?? of many that ure referred to. wh^ro, a person, by p caro a?il in.m -m.-.it, can ea rey o ming s:icees?!tilly: ! have seen farmers thal had i mial ces when they commenced business ono hahv.ns (;?iuipiaiidug that far ti -ve.- can be made profitable-'mt nun is alway--, especially rainy found a*. ?he village, or corners, DI hi; Havana, and seeing which can st lint truth' the furthest without bret the string; while, on the contrary, ihe person is diligent in bti.-i?ess whci important work is to lu; dorie, at stormy days is either found in his repairing some broken loo's, or pu them in order fora pleasant day; when this work is accomplished, the ry or reading-room is resorted to. storing his mind with useful knowl pertaining doubtless to agrien I tun the news of the day. There arc t fanners that take agricultura] papers generally make it a point to examine thoroughly : but when they come piece that is not applicable to their many of them will either lay the j one side, or turn the leaf over rpi than usual, without knowing what ide author inicnded to convey, und by s mg remain in ignorance on whatever ject might prove to be of great val them, if it had been read and rightly sidered. The next thing to be looked to is team. Sec that they are well and hen end in proper condition to perform labor }OU require. If they are poi ti?sh, and you have not the* mated ^;!t shem in good condition, buy of neighbors, or some one else, and , ihetn in good working order before commence hard work. A man that cu lates to do his spring's work by fee little or ii" grain to his team, is jabo under v^great disadvantagej as I knov experience, that a good -pan of horses 24 quarts of oat and corn meei per 1 will thrive with careful usage, and only be in better condition when the w is over, but will perform the same h in thc same time, that two teams fed c on hay and poor feed would do it in. same is applicable to mules, as wei horses. To farmers thai have not money to purchase grain, let them ?J fer their neighbors a few days : and b\ rdojhj/. they can accumulate enough mo; io bu^, 1 will say, in conclusion, sec t you are Wi??' prepared for Spring Lal and by so doing, you may save many i Jars by the operation.r-.-Kural Southen Rules for Measiirei?firii, Thc following r?iles for measuring c< .and liquids will be very useful to ma .o? ou? readers : 1st. Snaked Corn-Measure the long width and depth of the crib in feet; m iipiy these three dimensions together a tiieir product by eighty then cut otTt' figures to the right ; those on the left v. ba so many barrels ; and those on l right so many bundi edths of a barrel. * *2d. Unshuckcd Corn-Multiply as rule first in the above example, and t product obtained by live and two-third then cut off two figures on the right, tho on the left will be barrels, those on t! righ . so many hundredths of a barrel. ^.or grain, fruit, herbs, in house or bo find the length, breadth and depih, muli ply these together: then annex two c pliers and divide the product, by 12 Answer in bushels, peck*, quarts ?jtc?. Liquid-Find the length in inchi '/rom thc bung, the under edge of the bea x?r chines multiply it into itself twice an products by ?70. Answer in gallon .quarts, pints and gills. Measure 209 feet on each side and yo ?tave lacking an inch, one square cere. g&ftep vs, Other Stock. The following briefly enumerates som of the advantage of keeping sheep : They make the quickest returns for th investment iii them, being ready to eat a three or lour months old, and yielding i valuable fleece at one year old, and per haps a lamb also. Their subsistence is cheaper than tha of any other domestic animais-grass ant .Stock fodder being all they will require a any season. They .supply tho family at all seasons with thc rrtowt wholesome "and the mosl delicious meat", rf thc ^oet convenienl size for family use. They present vahtabfe" producta in two forms," their wool and their iMb both ot Which arc adapted to home: consunvption, and for side, and both of which are adap ted to either domestic or distant markets. The transportation of them to market .alive is cheaper than of any other live stock (not.blooded) of the same value, and thc same is true also of thejr wool . compared willi either and similar agricul tural products. Wool may. be more easily und safely kept in exp; elation of a better market, than any other and similar product, as it . An investment in them is selfi????arg I ir.g, and rapidly so, ly their annual i;i crettse, while 'hr-ir wool^pays m'tich in the j \\i\y of interest, at tho. saino time, which ' is i: t ?rub' of many, if nf any similar in j vestments. Sheep, here, have but one cr erny, thc 1 lieg, and his Irotltcr, ignoramus legislator; I who, not having thu capacity tn compre? j bend the whole subject, and to explain it j to his constituents, allows the d>g to run ' at. large unrestrained by law, and thereby j this inestimable value is almost entirely j lost to the State-Maryland Farmer. Large and Small Farinst Many large estates will have to be di vided into small farms. We have assertd th i s before, and it is, as most men admit, only a question of time for fulfillment. While we Ju not hesitate to make de claration of an evitable lite*, il ;s but fair Ui qualify what might otherwise seem too general an opinion. The division of large estates will not, of necessity, compel planters to turn market gardeners. On lite contrary, we believe that p anting on a large scale will and ought to be pursued l>y those who can afford it. Numbers, possessed nf the requisite means and ability, will thus cultivate bread acres, but not in the same profusion as of yore. Superior oner, y and talent must accumu late landed^ property, just aa the same qualifications gather loerchnndise or gold. But the number of these great proprietors entinta be sb formidable as under the slave system. Labor-saving machine."!, snell as steam or buggy plo 'alis, reapers, threshers, etc., render immerse estates still possible. It is well that they should not bc wholly annihilated, for there aro no better schools . for enlarged ideas of slate cruft or private enterprise. Admin istrative ability of a high order is requis ite. The common slang about "keening a hotel/' as evidencing peculiar trails nf governing, apply with tenfold Airca to ihe management of a (inc estai e. Much of liieir eminence as the breeders of states men or politicians has sprung from these habits nf ilie Southern p?-op e, nursed from the cradle to use authority and en gineer vast systems nf labor, lt is ob jected to the division of large, plantations that this eminence may be surrendered. We think not. There will be a-sufficien cy of plantations to create a nuper?bun danceof statesmen, and it may be matter for congratulation that the sn >ply is ne cessarily limited. Thu?, too, there may bc just a-? much force of character neces sary to regulate matters on a m.iciest farm. We feel assured th.it poverty will com pel the great body of Southern youth to manifest the noble qualities of courage, fortitude, patience and industry which, running in a different groove, made them splendid gentlemen and incomparable heroes. The South has much to learn, and she knows it. Experience may be a fool's teacher, but it frequently transforms folly into wisdom.-Constitutionalist. The Sc upper ii oil?, Severs! letters in relation to this vine, have been recently published n the Wil mington Journal, and from them we gather, among others the following facts, which will doubtless interest c ur renders. It is a native of Eastern North Carolina, where thc soil is open, dry and candy, ;md it is observed to flourish best in such locations. Marl is an' excellent manure for it, and will cause it to produce abun dantly, even in a pine barren. It should be set out in such places, as will shed waler freely, and as fast as it falls, so that thc soil around thc roots will never become stiff and wet. It is believed that pruning-does not improve this vine, as it does many others, and that it is not ne cessary to be so nice in its culture, as in that of vines which are natives of more northern latitudes. The climate and soil of this District is very similar to that of Eastern North Carolina. We have an abundance of marl, and there are bluff's on the Waccamaw River which would afford excellent sites for immense vine yards, indeed, wc arc of the opinion, that in some localities, the fanners would realize a greater income from thc cultiva tion of thc scuppernong grape and the making of wine, than from any other source. As a beverage wu would prefer to see wine taking the place of whiskey. The French perhaps, drink 'nore wine than any people in the world, yet it is a remarkable fact, that a drunk sn French man is seldom seen in Fiance.-Hurry Sentinel. COLIC IS HORSKS.-The foi lowing is a certain cure. I have seen it tried dozens of times, and always with success. I am sure it will save any horse, if my direc tions are followed : Dissolve one pint of salt ia a pint of hot water;, then add a quart of good vine gar, and pour half of this mixture down the horse's throat, lt tho horse is not well in half an hour, give him the bal anco, nod yon will soon find him all right-Rural World. For tile Plantation, Tho ?tarden, And the ?3c;ne Circle. Ai T the request of the Publisher, I am now acting as Agent for the t.Ol'TIIERN* CULTI VATOR, an indupensub?a Agricultural Journal, published at Athens, Ga. Terms, $2 per annum. Every Funner, Planter and Horticulturist in tho South should bc a reader of thc CULTIVA TOR. ?^"Spocirncn numbers may he seen at tho Adcertitcr ?Uicc. D. R. DURISOE. Sc??t 17_if_. 38 HOUSE CARPENTERING AND TJ^OIEIEVr^IK TJXTO- ! THE Subscriber respectfully anm-uncos to thc citizens of Edgefield District,-tl at ho is now prepared tn execnt* ALL BUILDING AND CARPENTER'S WORK with fidelity and dis patch, and nu reasonable terms. Ho is also engaged, nett door to tho Advertiser Office, in tho Undertaking Business, And hns on hand an assortment nf BEA UTI FUL COFFINS, Jt'iscwGod liii'.-h, neatly trimmed, ai <i of the latest stylcj. Price- very moderate. My fino NEW HEARSE, with garule Q.'wei and a good Driver, will attend Fuu<ra!s when desired. During my absonoo from the ?hop, Mr- JAS PAUL, ?bo is conducting the CABINET BjL'SI NESS in tho same Room?, wi'l give bis individual attention to all orders for COFFINS Ac. If. A. MARKERI. Nor. 27, _ tf _45 A Final Notice. LT, P?Tion< hobing any demands against tho x.M. l?<?ntfl of DAVID L. ROTTEN, deceased, are hcicby notified that a Final Sottlemont on said EUate will bo mada In the Ordinary's Office, on Wednesday, the .'ld day of April next, (18K7.) Thorel'ire, all claims most bo presenled on or be f"rd that dat?, apd failins to do so, they will be barred *U person* indebted to saic Estate will *avo c?'l'by icU,i?g "SOHN ?, Adm'r. _Dec 17_W II? Take Notice, P4.RTIES having demands again it tho Estate of FRANCIS O'CONNOR, deo'd.., are re quested to present tho fame to tho Subscriber at an carly date; and tboso indobted to said Estala are notified to pay np ?gjSui?^^ . ly SE OF Ii DRESS GOODS, CUES, i FURS, &c, &c. ?|JJ7E ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING OUR RECENT PURCHASES OF DRY GOODS, IN NEW YORK, And unhesitatingly any that in variety and attractiveness the stock will far -urpass anything wo have had tho pleasure of showing in this inajket, and at prices much reduced, particu larly in line goods. We commence with CALICOES from 15 to 20 cents per yard. , " Beautiful PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS at 35 cents-worth 50 cents-and from that tn the rirhe>t Goods ihKt are laade. DRLAINES, of the brightest colors and elegant designs, &* m 30 to 50 cents per yard. ALL COLORED MERINO ES-fresh and nice-from $l,i?o to $1.75 per yard. BLACK. COLORED, and WHITE SILKS-all priced and qualities. MOURNING GOODS of every descr?o*ion. from tbe lowest to the finest, including hwiutifnl SILK WARP ALPACAS, POPLINS, GRO. GRAINS, FRENCH MERI NOS. Etc. All kinds of WHITE GOODS-another supply of those beautiful SPANGLED. TARLETONS, for Party Drew?. Our ."tock of SHAWLS, CLOAKS, and FURS, was never more'completc. In thc CLOTH ?nd CASHMERE DEPARTMENT we have a supe rior assortment for Gents and Roys, ?nd for Ladies' Cloakf. We call special attention to this portion ol' the Stock, and particularly to those .W and G-4 TWEEDS and C ASSIMERES, made in our old town-Frederickshurir. Va. They are cheaper and better than any Goods of the same kind made at the N>>rth. Call and see them. We also hnve ? RO.,1 line nf VELVET TRIMMINGS and BUGLE GIMPS. ' High and Low Neck MERINO UNDERVESTS, f -r Ladies and Children. MERINO SHIRTS ?nd DRAWERS, for C.pnt*. A Urge stock of BED BLANKETS at reduced prices. Call und ree us at our NEW STORE, on the O0R&ER BY THE PLANTERS' HOTEL, A ND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. JgSrParticular attention paid to orders. : Aujtmts, NOT ?7 V. RICHARDS & BROS 301 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Im 48 Established 13 45. m ?a aa w ? ? p nSTO. S84 BKOAD ST., AUGUSTA, QA.., importer and Dealer in PURE AND UNADULTERATED DRUGS, MEDICINES, Pi?NTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, Acids, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, Sponges, Corks -AND Druggists5 Sundries. / i -1 KOW IM STORE, ONE OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS IN THE SOUTH. Merchant Physicians and PlanberB will consult their interest by examining our Stock before purchasing. Our prices are a* lom- as any House South of Baltimore, as we Impo many articles, ?nd buy direct from Manufacturers. WE OFFER : 10,000 pounds WHITE LEAD; 1 ' 5,000 " Snow WHITE ZINC, 100 ? NUTMEGS, 500 Boxes WINDOW GLASS, . 100 " INKS. 100 " TOILET SOAPS, 100 ? PEARL-STARCH, . 1O0 Kegs SODA, 100 Boxes SODA, 00 Cases PLANTATION BITTERS, 50 Gross BLACKING, 100 Mats CINNAMON, 100 Pounds CALOMEL, 10 Rbis. VARNISH, . 1,000 Ounces QUINIME, 200 " MORPHINE, 51 Bbs CAMPHOR, 10 " CASTOR OIL. 20 " TURPENTINE, 10 " MACHINE OIL, 25 11 Tannera' OIL, 10 u LARD OIL, 20 '? EPSOM SALTS, 3.O0O Pound- BLUE STONE, G.O00 u COPPERAS, 25 Keri SALTPETRE, 50 Cases CONCENTRATED LYE, 50 " POTASH, 100 boxes Ext. LOGWOOD. Surgical Instrument?, Perfumery, Brushes, 3?A.TX!INTT MEDICINIiS, COMBS AND FANCY GOOD? IN GREAT VARIETY Nov. 21 3m 41 JOHN M. CLARK & SONS, (OLD STAND OF ESTES & CLARK,) 278 Broad Street, Augusta, Greorgia, Would call the attention of purchasers to their LARGE and WELL SELECTED Stock of Choice groceries, Which they offer to the Trade at VERY LOW RATES. Augusta, Oct 15, 3m 42 HENEY SOLOMON WITH EVY db WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 136 Broad Street, Near Lower Market, AUGUSTA, GA. TnE Subscribers are offering to their numerous friends and customers, one of the LARGEST and IlEST STOCK OF GROCERIES to be found in the City, at their accustomed hw Prices. Planters and Country Merchants will lind it to (heir interest by calling upon us, when visiting the Citv lo make their usual purchases. We have in Store and offering at LOW PRI^?S A. B. and C. SUGARS, Loaf, Pulverised nnd Crushed SUGARS ; Rio, Java and Leilira COFFEE, BACON,.MOLASSES ; BAGGING, ROPE, Patent Iron TIES for COTTON ; Doublo Extra, Extra and Superfine FLOUR ; MACKEREL;SALMON, WHITE FISH, HERRING and COD FISH -, English Dairy, Stat? and Factory CHEESE. Goshen BUTTER; lice Hive SYRUP, Golden SYRUP, Brooklyn and Sugar House SYRUP J PICKLES, PRESERVES, CAN FRUITS, JELLIES, OYSTERS ; X, XX, XXX, XXXX WHISKEY'S, Kanawha Valley WHISKEY; Imperial, Crown HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM ; Otard, Dupoy, Pelvosin and Ognac BRANDY ; Pale and Dark Sherry and Maderia WINES, Malaga WINE; RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, ALMONDS, LEMONS, ORANGES and NUTS; Northern APPLES. Irish POTATOES, Silver Skin ONIONS ; Well BUCKETS, TUBS, PAILS, Horse BRUSHES, LEATHER; Various other articles too nupierotis to mention. LEVY & JACOBS. AT-_. mr? 47 te EJUS -+ i II. PARKEit?rospcftfaiJy^tnnocac'c? Lint he-Ms well prepared t;i -exacute in, tho best i.mncr and -promptly ad nm!: in the business, -and at greatly red?ced figures; Having acquainted himself with the late ines ?amblo improvements in thc profession, nnd se ared a full stock of materials, kc, -he.- warrants ;ood and satisfactory work to?hll whu'may desire ii? services. Edgefield, S. C., Aug. 1, tt :'A - For Sherill'. Tho Friends of Capt. A. 1?. WEST rc.-pcctful y announce bira as a Candidate fur Sheriff of vlgefield atthc next election. Nor 7 V to* Ab Wo havo been authorized by tbe Friends if ? ipt. H. BOULWARE to announce him a Jana?date for Sheriff of Edgeficld District at tho text oleelioD. Apr 12 to* IC For Tax Collector. The Many Friend* of D. A. J. BELL, E?q.', ospcctfully nominate bim aa a Candidate foi Fax Collector at tho next election. Oct 18 te. 48 Tnn nany Frionds ol Capt. JAME? MITCH ELL resentfully nominate bim as a Candidate 'or.TAX COLLECTOR at rho next election. SALUDA. Dec ? to* . 50 We baye boen requested by mary friend? of Mr. JO?TN A. BARKER to announce him a Cin ii-latc for Tax Collector of Edgeficld District at the eniuing election. Oct 2, tc* -1 ?Z3**Wchavc been authorised by thc many friends of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAN io an nounce him a Candidate for Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Edgcfield District at tho next election. Juno 20 to- '27. liREAT DlPflOYOEXT IN SEWIKC MACHINE. i!l? SlBi lili!" Salesroom, 530 Broadway, New York 250 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON, 921 CHESXUT ST.. PIIILADELPHIA. Patente r'cU. M, 1SC0.' THIS .MACHIZ?E is constructed on entirely new principles of tneclianisiii, noss?ssin tautly r;irc and valuable iaiprWoiii?nrs.- having been examined by the most profound experts, and nronounccd to be Simpaciiy anti Perfection foflibinct]. It has a straight need!", perpendicular ncti< n makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which will.neither RIP nor RAVEL, nnd is ?dike on botb Mde;): performs perfect pewin? on every description ol' material, from Leather to thu fines! Nansook muslin, with cotton, linen or ?ilk thread, from the coarsest to.lite finest number. Having neither CAM or CUV, WHEEL, tmd the leas! poa .-ible friction, if. run.-1 us'niuooth a.-- glass, and is Emphatically a ?o!$Ci?ss%M?cfc!?iei It requires FIFTY PER CENT, lass power to drive it than ?my other machine in ibo m. rkct A Kiri twu'vo years of ago cab work It steadily, without fatigue or injury to health. Its Strength and wonderful simplicity of stnictioa renders it almost impossible tr. get out of order, and is GUARANTEED Ly t'jc Compa ny to give entire satisfaction. We respectfully invite all those v:ho may desire to supply themselves with n superior tirtictc, t come and examine this UNRIVALLED MA CHINE, One half hour's instruction is sufficient to cnn Mc any person to work this Machine to thuir en tire satisfaction. Agents wanted for all towns i;i tho United States, where'ngeneics are not already established. Also, for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South Ameri ca, to whom a liberal discount will be given. EMPIRE SEWING !U A CT? IX S M A Ntf FACTIJItlNU CO.. 53C BROADWAY, KEW VTORICi Aug 1 -"rn ::| An ?nvc?i?ioii o?' Hura IlZesr??! Dreva'i l'iMac METAL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY, TIL1T V?LL HOT BnZ?t'A BY II ?SAT, Biir-s up -ill cia.-, and smoko, never bi-c^ci by putting on a shade; short, and noe top hoavy; is easily cleaned by removinc loti; in tact, tho most perfect chimney known -and ia last suparsedins all others where it has be-jn in troduced. No dealer cr.:i afford to bo without them. NEW LAMP CHIMNEY CO., 73 Warien St., X. V. SEWING MACHINE CO., Principal Office, dir. Broadway, NEW MUK. GREAT IMPROVEMENT itt Sowing Ma chine. Empire ShnttLt, frank .Motion Sewing Machine. 1; i. rendered : oife-lc-f s tn ac tion. Its motion being ..ll pn.-iiive, ? i- not lia ble to get out of order. It is thc lest Family Machine! Notice is called to our new and im proved Manufacturing Machine, for Tailors and Boot and Shoe Fitters. Agcntj wanted, tn whom a liberal discount will he given. No consign ments made. E M PI RE S E W r NC M A CHIN K CO. Auf S lyn*f (rr?i KjfkA PEK VEAIt?-Wownni Agent? ttpjLtf'Lfvf everywhere sell our orrnovKn 520 Sewing Machines. Three nev. kinds. [?nder ?nd upper feed. Sent?n trial. Warranted five roars. Above salary or large eoniinissi? r.s paid. rn? om.Y machines ?nid in United Suite* for lera than $10, which uro fully ticewitil hy lief-, Wire, ter id ll ilion. Grover ? linker, Singer <l- (.'.... and f?ncheltUr. AH other ehcnp machine.? arc tn r'rinyement* and the teller or nuer are liable io ar runt, fme ami imprisonment. Illustrated idreu lara sent free. Address, n' rall upon Shaw & Hark, at Biddlcford, Maine. <-r Chicago,111. June fi isrvlv 23 CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. rllE Subscribers respectfully announce lb? thoy uro now prepared to do all work in th ?0ACII MAKING and REPAIRING DESI TESS that may bc entrusted In them, in a work lanlike manner, and with noatnesf and dispatch Wo havo on hand a few CARRIAGES atulsu lOrior BUGGIES,of our ow n manufacturo,wbich re will sell low. Allkindsof REPAIRING -Vinepromnth and rarrantcil to giro satisfaction. f?S~\t wosoll ONLY FOR CASH, ourpriocs r unusually reasonable. All we ask is atrial. S.ll'iTfil & JONES. ^Inr^_ _?_IL iW AND BM6KSMITR WA IjIE Undersigned gives notice that he i now roparcd to have REPAIRED in a good and rorkmanliko manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, IU0GIES, and other Vehicles that may bc rought to his Shops, at fair and reasonable pri es for Gash. NEW WAGONS, CARTS and BUGGIES will Iso bo put up in the boat stylo, and on as reason bl<? terms as can bc nfforded. Having EFFICIENT and EXPERIENCED WORKMEN in Ay Shops, and a good supply of BEST SEASONED TIMBER, no pnina will o?spared to givo cntin satisfaction to those who iay send their wjrk to these Shops. ay W. W. ADAMS, Sept. 2d . 30 Estate Notice, a T L norene in anywiso indebted lo tho E.-dntc \ WILLIS L. STONE, dee'd., nro noti?ed to . il c?mi!, or mako suitable arrtujgomcnjs, by '?a^in&frtaiM?MrPADGETT, D.I. JENNINGS, j Al0"' lior.7, Sm' " ? ^MISSIONER'S SAL! Scata cf -feth (I? roils a, 1 * ED GE Fl EL H WS?KIC'r, J . IN EQUITY. 3tnnet Perry and others, *) v?. . [ Partition. Uarthi C. Perry and others: J RY* Virtue of.na Order, ci* i'.:e Co-.u-t in this , _ cause, I will ..?..ll ut tba lato royi.Knfo ol" i JEN?.'ETT PEERY, doecased, UP. THURSDAY, bo'IOU) dav ut' .January lx-xf, tho Rl*h\T?sES P?TE of thc Raid Bennet l\-rrv. dee'd to vit : Til 3 GENTRY TRACT, o?at'?iuing^l'?ree 9undr?3 and Fifty-eight Acre?, moro or Usa. TH'ii BURRY TRACT, containingTiirucdlun [rffi ?nd Thirteen Acres, moro ur less. TB ii JAMES TRACT, containingiJwo liun: Ired :? titi Fort?-SevenbA cres, more r.rlcss. TUE BOWERS TRACT, co.nl-iicir:g Or.e Hun-, Ired end l'.>rt;,-Acrcs moro or'le?S. Tbc ul.ovo Trite!:': of Land aro adjoining lands !f John Riley, Arthur Dozier, Dred Wells, M. Re rn 11* o r>. Saluda Liver. Jfce. i Sold un ti credit of Ono and Twa year? with interest fr->m dav of Sate, except.costs ol' Suit md Expens rs nf Stile, which mus; be paid in Cash. Purchasers to give bond with two good sureties ind ifortg?^e of tito premises to sccaro Ce par-. :hatic money. Tillea Extra. Z. W. CAR WILE, C.R1 D. Der. .19," -lt " ol - State of Sout?i Carolina. . V EDGEFIRLD DISTRICT," IA' L'QVIT.Y. . Ariel Ablo mid ] Lnvina Iv/Able, Adm'-?., | ".., . , r , . ; Dill for sale of Real " ,. . 1 E.?ta:c, Dover, .tc. Green Bowe, Lavina Rodie, ct ?J. J BY virtue of an Order of tue Court in 'his CHUSO. I ?rill seit un the premises, un MON DAY, the '.1st of December ins:., thc TRACT OP LAND described in tho pleadings, contain ing One Hundred anil Six-eight Ae'rosJ mure or less, adjointh . ads nf Gooroo Bel!, Charles Duncan, Aoi1 e Wliittlo and others, it heit.ga. portirn or .? REAL ESTATE of FELIX El RODIE, t'.e'd. Sold on n. credit of ;welvc uinulhs, with inter nst from day of Sale, except Cost? of Snit and Expenses of "nie, which must bo paid itt cash. Purchaser to give bond with two pood sureties ind a mortgage of thc prcmi.-..s tu secure tito pur chase money. Titles extra. Z. W. CAR AVILE, c.x.K.n. Dec fi, . It .'<0 Sate of South. Carolina. EDGEFIKLD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. SI; C Taggart/ Adm'n, ) m /#>, &? of C. G. Craftun, ct al. ? n"i":'>'[ r BY virtue ?f an order of tho court in this c*?ae, Iw'ilPsell at Edge'ficld C. H.. on SION DAY, the Tib nf JANUARY next, thc REAL EST."?TE .le-crihed ia tho plcadin ?. to wit : ONE TRACT of LAND containing F?mr Hun dred and Fifteen Acm*, more or los?, adjoining lands of Thoa. C. Mathis. Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott; Fran;t V.'. Burt and '?thor?. ? Sold on a credit of t tr el ve months ..vith inion*-:' from day of Sale, except as t.: cu ts, which must be paid in cash. Purchaser to give howl x.iih two good Boreties1, and a mortgage cf th'- premi ses to secure the purchase muru v. Titles extra; Z. CCABWILE, C.K E D. Doc. 10. ISM,. -? ?'.'.) State of South Carolnia, KD GE F iE LD DISTRICT, IV EQUITY; Harriet Toncy an Geo. | .1. Ti ney, A?m'rs., | "." ^ lomaf_ L. E. Courtly, et nx j 8haU iU??6t5' *c' ct al. . J sr* Y virtue of Qrdcf?f tao Court in this e-uiso. D ? wiltsell ntEdffClie'.dfCi H.. on M OKLA Y thc 7th of JANUARY next, thc REAL ESTATE if WILLIAM TONET, dceU, described iiwthc pleadings, to wit : TRACT NO. 1. Known ns tba Homestead, coi-, .ninian One Hundred and Seventy-eight" Acres; more or less, adjoin i nj; lands nf George McWcrcrJ and nther lands of Wui. Toncy. dee'-i. TRACT NO. 2, Containing Two Hundred and' Fifty-four Acres, inore ur less, adjoining ianda of Sam'!.'Posey, James Boothe, J. E. Le rr iiand other?. TRACT NO..3, Containing Two Hundrc'd irtfd Ninety-eight teres, uro re -ir les/, adjoining ! md* ol Dr'. M. UL h?-:.;;. Stuu'l. Posey and others. SoM no credit of twelve months with int ros! from day of Sate, except easts rr il expriw? of nit, which must he paid in cash. Pu-eliasi-j* t-\ .ive bondi with ad?qn tte persoiml sureti s, ?'id a; mortgage <.! thc premises to secure thc purchase money. Titles extra. W. CARWILE, i*.I>. Dre. Db _4t_ State of South Caroling EDGEi'TELD DISTRICT;, fy EQL'ITi'. Elizabeth Strom, LVix, 1 ?^^^{,?,,?4,,^ *** ~ '. er feil? "J ,V?! ni. S; C. Strom. B. F. Strom ! y?., ... ;," ' " r" and others. J ' * ' '"'"' '"' F3Y Virtue if an order oftUib' Court in sj???p- ure; 85 r ?vi.'l prVceod to ;. t.r Kdieli -MC. M . - MONDAY tho 7th day 1 f JANUARY nwt. .!:. REAL ESTATE d.tscrihed in tito ?. io wit : ONE TR VCT OF LA Ni? cantaioing F ur [fun; drcd'nnd Sixty Acre?, more <?r j/itninw Lani\< of Lee Ho's m. Mrs. Elizabeth Prescott. Esta c of Dr. .!. E. Adat&s milers. Sold ona credit of-?me ari^i two year*) with inlei.'sl from i!:;;,- of S ?i.', ixccot as ?.> ar h ich must bo finid, in ft i?. Purchaser t;> give bond, witii two gooit sutettc.i, uii't n mm! 'ho pretrib'i'S lu .......oto thc purchase Titles Extra;* ?/..ur. t'ATiv ii'.i'. c.;: E.'i. D-.-c. Hi. I: ltd. . .<? ...? tho St-ste o?'umi? ?atoii^a ED GE?1. ELD D.'STRKJT. in KQUi :v. J. Walter BRI ned Wita and ? '.- .::.) : A. R. B. Laman I "OYVir'ti? ufan Or-L- of.'tho Co ri in this L> cause. I will ..ell ni T' l ;-- ? Ll Cuttrl U on M.QNIiAY th? 7:;t JA NiT RY th . REA !. ?.'STATE il d iii .!<. p^?lin^. to wit.:, ONE LOT'OF'J.AND in ihe corp-'rato limits ' tho viti ige nf EdgeGcId; containing ncr?-? more ur ii -s. on which is ti comtnodiocs two Story Dwcl!::i_' with all necess ry ..t.r buildings, it being the House y<\ Lot occupied by tho late Chancel lor W?KOL.V* ' :i ibu tiai-j nf Li - death. SutJ un ii iTroiiit of tirol ve inoatba wi^Ii ?nf ern.? t from ilay of Sale, except costa and expenses of suit, which must be paid in cash. Purchnsvr to i;ive bonds with adequate person il snr. M -.. and n inoftgngo of thc premises tu ziicttro thc p irchaso aioiKv. Titles extra. Z. W. CARWILE, CE F.D. Der. IO. isfiii. -lt it) Glass and Putt;/. A Largolotof WIN HOW il LASS, of difierent JCJIL sizes,-and One Burrel ol' PUTTY just re lived and tor sale by TEAGUE .t CARWILE: Qc: 17_tf_ 4 J Stste ol South Garolina ED:JI?WELD DTSTRICT, ?X EQUITY. Gluaboth Strom, Ex'trix , ) "", fo? jj *'-s f GI >. 0. Strom, B. F. Strom, ct al. J ''1 ' 4"'" rgY Virtue of an Oider nf ibo Court in this V& cauMe, tb-j Cwditorsof WILLIAM S?ROM; lec'd., orn re?|'iirad to rirove 'licir clai 11? licforo ho Com;::is.inner on or before the i:t of SI .ich icxt. Z. W. CARWILE, c ci: n. Doc IS, lS??. Ht ??! Notice. A LL persons indebted to tho Estate nf FELIX a. E. RODIE, doe'd. are required to make ; nyincnt r'm-ikwilh, or they will bc sued ut tho I ext Con/1; and those bavin;: demands against lid Estate aro required to prc?ent th< m properly ?tested by tho 27th January l aii7. ur they will s debarred of all interest in th c Estato. ARIEL ARLE, ) , . . " L. R. DODIE, j A,lBlorfl* May L'S I8?d. Rm* ?7 A rtaninssia'aioi*'.*. {Vot?^e* i LL persniw haring demands against lin: Es- j i. tntcof PETERSON BORAM, dee'd., will ore- : nt them to the undersigned, properly atteffed, id tlinse who ave anywise indebted t" sui ' Estile ill piense call and settle. Thc Administrator '; sires to mako a ?l?nl pettlcinept a' early dnyi J. SI. TROTTER, Adm'or. Nov. C, 2m 45 i LL Persons having any demands a<raiiist 'lie QL Es tito of tho late RA'NSOM DURST, do-'b a-o 1 am hereby notfJied that ti llnr.i ??ttifcmcnt ??aid listare will ho made in toe Ordinary's ! lice on Satur I tv, tho 12th day of Ja?ua-y ni lercforo, tilt datan must b? jir'?V?nta'?, prop T V :c-icd, oa ?r h;-:'..r3 Thnrsday, thc 10th Jan?: t> next; ?nd faiti.i^' t" .!.. ?0, ihny will lie 1. tr;- i. KO,?all pou'in.-. in ! >'.... I lo .-'-id Estate v.-"I vc oust by Bottling up by t lime. Fail nut comply. MARTHA A. DURST, Ad'ir. 1 0raniteTille, S. C.? Doc ?2, 1806. 3tM Sheri?F's Sale. BY virtue of Writ:; of FL Fa. to mo directed, [ will proceed to reir at E?g?iTc?djC; H, tm tho lirst Monday in January next, thc following property, in fh? follow'.og cases, to wit: Silas Jone? vg Chartes Hpl?ey'; Various oder PlaintiiT.-, v. Tho Saino; Ono Tract of. LAND containing.lwo Hunixed .and Nineteen 4SJ9J Acre.*, more or leis, bounded hy lands of tho Esr ?te |4of. Mrs...Eiiz::boih Cl.iik,.Duraut Glover, A. Mci piemurrj-. 'J ?103. Prico.,ind other-... _ . jg J'.lin Itcynoldji and Lyria^Jones Wi'.tiam Stm'u : O. W BrroS/ ."JOS. B. Reese and Lewis jSncs rs Wm. Strom, One Tract of Land.ou Tur key, Creek 1: nu wa as tho Boyd Tract,- containing Three Hundred nndSeventy-?va{375)?Acrc.r, more or less, adjoining lands ofSaml. C. Strim, John B. Grifiis and others.. Terms > On?-tndrd.Cuah,-thc ?balance in ono and tw<> year?, with interest from date. Thc purchaser lo.give bond \rith.good se curity, and a.raortgagu of . tho premises' to secure the purchase money. .. , '' Wm. E. Belgier vs II. B* Mond,'Ono House and Lot oT Land at Liberty Hill, contains ? Thrco amt thrce-quartcra {33) Acres, ' moro orales?, ad joining Wi.d^cf Dr. Wm? T. W.iafe?G. -Richter' and otheriV .* ' ? -fr ,' Lult? Rodgers vs St:.nmoTC*Jo!inJoni Oue Tract of Land containing Oi e Il?ndr-jd and Fifty <160):| vAcres, more or fees, 'adjoiai'jg lands of Josiah Padgett, Luke R?dgen and o'-hers. v Susan Cloud vs B- V. Sralto ; Other" Plaintiffs vs Thc Same, One Trr.ct of Land,containing One Hundred and Fifty (15?J Acres, moro or less, ad I joining hinds of Caivon Warren, Thomas Dc lo;:ch and ?thors. Richard Flanigan vs Durisoe, Colcman,..Eid?0n A Perrin, trading under thc name of I). W. Christian, Agent; John Tr Nicholson vs D. W. Christian, Agent : Other Plaintiff? vs D. W. Chris tian, Agent, Ono Truce of Land whereon thc De fendant Jamos Eidsot: now reside*, containing Four Hundred and Seventy-live (476) Acros,more or les', aJpining Innis Maj. W. L.vgolenian, John Moyer and others,-tho property of thc Defendant Jus. Ellison. Elijah Still vs .las. C. Stidham, Geo. Free and Join Stidham, One Tract of Land containing One Hundred and Fifty ( 150) Acres, more or les?, adjoining land.-, of Theo. Dean, Robt. Bryan, Eosanah Siidbam and other?, levied on as thc property of thc Estato of John Stidham, dee'd. . W. E. Glenn and wifc-and others vs H. C. Cul hronth and others, Ono Tract ol' Land-containingJ Two Hundred and Fifty (2?0) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Dr. J. W. Pitts, Thos. Bladon and D, G.. Burnett. M. C. Taggart and -rife vs M? A. Crafton, Ex ccutrix, and others; M. C. Taggart vs Martha A. Crafton : Thc Bank of Hamburg. S. C.. Assignee, vs Marilla A. Crafton : Various othor Plaintiffs ve Tho Same, Three Tracts of Land, viz : One Tract known ?is the Homestead Tract, containing One Thousand (WOO) Acres, more .or less, adjoining lands of Thoa. MeKie, John B. Holmes, Joseph Meriwctber and others. JTroct_No. 2, known as (ho Lower Plantation Tract, containing Thirteen l???d H1.(?300) Acres, more or les?, adjoining launs if Thomas "MoKie, Joseph -Crafton ami ethers. Tract No. 3. known as the Sale Tract, containing Fi vfrHnudred and Scveuty Acres, more or iv.<s, u ijoining lan?, s of tho Estate of John W. (iarritr. Joseph Meriwether, John E. Holmes, T. Vf. McKic mid others John II Hughes vs Jahn H. Terry, Ono Tract uf Land containing One Hundred and Thirty (130)..Acres, maro rr lcsi, adjoining land.i ol Noah Corlcy, J. H. Hughes, P. A. Eichelberger and others. TERMS ?A SH. W. SPIRES, s.x.n. Sheriff's Off; e, Dc? 10 -I: 50^ State cf South Carolina, EDGEFIKLP DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. Ananda F. Crookcr, Applicant, ) vs. "I . Reboce l Crooker an;. Benjam?n | J. Crooker, Do fen du nts. j s^Y an Order from ten Ordinary, I shall pro Ai red to ecll nt Edgell old Court House on ?he first Mondity ia Jandar/ next, for Partition, the REAL ESTATE of TRI" TR AM B. CROCKER, lei easgd, situated ia tho District ::n-l Srqte aforos said, ci staining Two ilundre i (200) Aeres, more or less, ..:. ?raters of Rod Lan'-: (.'.-eek, waters of Saluda River, and/Bjundoil hylands of George Roon, Ls ta t? of Jamas A'ttaway, John Glaze and others. TERMS,-On a credit of twelve months, with intercity'from tiny of sale. Purchaser to give Bond and approved lecuritie? ?ind a Mortgago t<. ?bo Ordinary to secure thc *pirrcknco rn ?ney Cus?s to be i'/.iid in dish, in Spc-i*.; Titles extra. WM. SPIRES, S.Tv D. Dec. LS. _-3t 31 State <>2" C?r?l?Bs?, EDGEFIELD DWniOjr, Iii ORDINARY. S. Rodgers, Adriiiiiistr.::- r v.i:L JVii'j .annexed,'S. R. V.'.-.Ti'r .i'rr-n-.i Wnr-J reh, minors, by tir r- x's <fi?? i S. | IL ^ orrcir-uni others? A?in?ic--?|is. | - ' rs. pForPsttiM Mary - Warren", and Mirv - Wai? | ren, GiiUr3ifw arl lit fm 1 ? Elisabeth ! Warren; David Wane:: and William ? Wafrtft?, minors. t TTJ Y .?1 Order from tho Ordinary, 1 shall ! ro?'?'' ?3 1 ' sell .t E.?gcfieJ-i C. ti .*oa tJ?o Sr?f Mt?ndirs ;u.Ja'rrnurr nVtt, for l'.v i-i-n, Ibe.REATj LS TATE of DREQ WARREN, dtwsed. sura-. <. and being i;i lire District tut2 Stn' . aft'rnytt? i.e-'n t?irring F itrr Hnnilred '.'."?'.'?.) Aere*, m?rrb or l<-.-s .??i witters of Richland Cr<-.;.-. w.iter? of ?.it?h Sa'nJa River, and hountie'l hy ia-'!< of M-.r' Stberedge, Josiah P..d,;v.:, W?-: Coriey, E. 17 Seib'e? and others). TERMS-Orr a credit of *twelce"mor.!b?. Pitr'cbaser to uivo Borid and Security, a . : ? MvV ?r.ir.e to the Ordl?nty to recurs r'.-.n purebasb !.:". ney. Costs to he paid in Cash, in ?;.cc? -, aii'i to p.:v for Titles extra. WM. SPIRES, S.E.D. .c. 10,_ Ai 00 KljCrEV?EED HJSTJ?CT. IX pKptXAkX'i Silas Bn: Applicurrtj ) Vi. > - - - . j --. Enrliary Lyttiuudo'J: r: Dcfend*r?%J Tf^Y rirtiiniot" a-. ?rdeV 'ron: <m . O^dipafy, in tb? '?S ab- re stated case. I ?iii ieli. a? Edgefijiid C. lt., on :!.r:?,- i M^-iidiiv in Jutiunrv n?x*. ?or I'ar tstirttr. the it LAL ESTATE of JtrHN Vv'. LOTT. deeciweiL consirting ..f (i\'E TRA?'' P OP LAND. centnir.iRg Ore Hundred and Tit ir ty fire (135) Acres, more or l^s-, l?o,a;idci hy lrui>U uf DSirling Wll'inrft?. i-illicrt Lot*, Martin McCiSriya,ndoth<>r*i TERMS.-A credit of twelve months, Parcha ser to give bond rvi*'-; g , A securities, and mort gage of tho promises io tho. Ordinary to secure thc purcbaso money. Costs to bo paid in Ca<h, in Specie, and also to p.iv for Titles extra.' WM. SPIRES, S.E.D. r>c.-. 10._.it ?0 Srtatc of South -?"ayo?i23a, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ?V IX 0UD7X?R V. 7.. W.'Carwilc, C.E.E.D., Adrx'or., Applicant, ] vs. . \ Georgianna Timmcrman and o:!:cr?. DcFd'ts. J rjYlY virtue of an order fr m Ure Ordin-.ryiri tho kJ> ?.hove stated eas?. I will i: ll nt Edgv?.dd C. IL. on tho tir^t M indar in Jqhnary noxt. for Par tition, tho REAL ESTATE of GEORGE H. TI MM ERM AN, deceased, consisting of ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One Hundred (100) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands nf Jumes Timmerm?n, James A. MeMn'tlus end others. TERMS.--A crcdi: of twelve months. Pur choscr 11 give bond anil good securities and a morl n ot the p'remiscs'to tho Ordinary lo secure Uie pureba o uioucy. Costs to bo paid in Cash, in Speck*, aird also tc pay for titleacxtn. Wir. SPIRES, S.E D. Doe. 10. ? jt) METALLIC BURIAL CASES %- - AND CASKETS ? THE Subscriber ha..? juli rcccircd an assort ment of these bcamiiul Rosewood li nish METALLIC BTjRlAL CASES and CASKETS Air-tight ?ind iudcstriictibk'--foi ir .feeling and preserving tho Dead-which Lc will sell al but a moderad, advarii.n origina I cost an.] transporta tion. Wheroveriotroduoed.thosg Case? have tho preference over all others. ttS^OrUorj prompt!; filled. Terms, of course, strictly tjnshi J. M. WITT. EdgcfieM, Mar 13 tf ll Administrator's Notice. A LL p>r?ons in any v. i^o indchtcd tn the Estare ?8L of THfBpDORE I". Wi LL[ VMS. riec&si I; arc c.arncslly requested t?'nt'ke imirted:ato,ria): ment. All claims in my hnnds, not paid h? ihc lir.-r Monday in Psbmary nj-xt, will n-itlrely bu pul in .''lit, ns T cannot onend farther in .Lr! gc-cc. .This i- fair notice to a,H<epnccrnc 1, and I ho; e ir will ho regarded, LEMUEL BROOKS, Ad V.r. " ^ 4m? lt 100,000 " G0?? ARD mhii-MMT BRICKS; ".*7-: Salo, and now n .i iy for, dclrverv, I? w for ii.' Cash, hy AV. W. ADAMS. ?. R.-Meaf) Corn, Bu- n. Floirr, WI eat. (V--, Fix d< r, SEn'cks/cr anything oise*I need, Liken in exchange for Bricks. W. W. A. No?. IS, ' 2m 4? THIS WRINGER has again taken thc PIRSI PREMIUM in the Great Fair of the Ameri can Institut-it has also taken tho FIRST PRE MIUM at I ho Stdtc Fairs of New Yoifc?Vermont, , Pencsybya.liJ, 0hio,"M1cMgan, Lidiaba, Hlinois, ' Kontuciry, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River Valley Fair, Champlain Valley Fair, and at most of the Comity.and Institute Fairs throughout the country. Over .200,000 have been sold and are now in ! .use in thc United States, and we never heard of ono thatUM not liked.< ThCfoivERSAL'??:superior -to alLotbcr Wringci?. in having laryc rolls of solid India Rubber, so protected by strong COG WE EEL? that '.'noy cannot slip or break foote from the ?haft. Its strong wood tram? cannot ^be. broken, and does not runt or ?oil the clothes. Every Universal Wringer is WARRANTED. We. select a fyw testimonials from persons widely Vr.uWu to thc public, who speak fiona ac tual experience, aodiwreabove suspicion of mis statement. My family would assoon give up.thc cooking st vc as tho"CLOTHES WnixcW Tt cannot Se too highly recommended.-[Solin Robinson. JL'.Tnisis the first Wringer. I ?ave found that wouU ?toni tho servico require! of it."-[J. P. Huggins, Lovejoy's Hotel.ft?i. ??' We think the Machine JJ cen HORE THAN TA vs FOR ?TTSEL'.' EVERY'YEAnyS TnE SAVING OP 0AR irixrs. We think it impi>mnt the wringcrsbould bo fitted wi ih pOGS."-[Orange Judd, Editor of American .Agriculturist.. &?jt .f " I heartily cdmuiend it to< economists bf time, money and contentment."-[The Rev. Dr. Bel lows. [Prices : Xatire Wringer* "A" $12,00 aifiduim ?-??*: fl "3 ?IO,00 Doty's Vrash?r, Family'Size, -iTl'4,00 ?? " Hotel ?? 18,00 Merchants or good canvassers can make money rap:dly sel ling them in orerytown. ^Exclusivo sal viruaranteei and liber? 1 terms given to res ponsible parties who first apply.' Descriptive Cir cular and terms sent free. .-- * -v ? Tho celebrated D?TY'S CLOTHES WASHER, which has just taken thc first premium at the great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold by the undersigned. ; ? K. C. BROW1V1TYG, ? ;, GENERAL AGENT, No. 817,'Broadway, Nev: York. 'Feb 21 10m 8 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELLV DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Mary E. Sinikins, ") ? vs. j- Amended Bill. Einina Simkins, ct al. J ?T appearing tn my satisfaction that ARTHUR W. YO UNG BLOOD, one of thc Defendants ro ibis Bill resi'ies beyond thc limits of (bis Stale, Ou motion of Mr. WRIGHT, Complainants' Solici tor, It ?3 ordered fbat he do appear, plead, an swer, or demu:.* to ibis Bid within throe months fram tho pnldieation-of this order, ?nd in default '.hereof Judgement ]>ro confetti will bc rendered against him.- ? Z. W. CARWILE, C.?.E.D. Nov. 22, "rn 43 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Wm. G. Whtto ] and others, vs. Joseph V. White Newell!'. Whits, *. Bill for Partition. Blumer White, Wiley Harrison and his wife Su rah aud others. IT appearing to my satisfaction that tho Defen dant's Joseph V. White, Newell T. White, Bin ti.cr White, Alfred Harrison r.nd his wife Mary L., ami Wiley Harrison and bis wife Sarah, and Picken? Minor, rc: ide be; end thc lim its of this S?ate. It is therefore ordetcd that the : hove warned Defendants do ?ppe*r nt:d plead, an.-wtr or demur to thc bill in this case, within thr> c mouths In m the publication of this order, or the said bid will bc taken pr? eonfetto against them. . Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D. O. t. 20?'i 136G. 3m _43 Stale of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, J S K'jiiTY. Tillman II. Clark, Au ai'or., "j Atticus C. Tucker, by bis | i:, x*. friend, ' ^ Bill for Account,. v j Relief, ?c. S S. T .nipkin''. ?!. W. Tompkins and others. J ?T appearing to tho satisfaction of the Commis sioner, that tho Defendants Wm. D. Jennings, Henry W. Tompkins. James L. Tompkins, Frank lin A. Tompkins and R. AaguMus Tompkins aro resident beyond the limits of this State, On mo tion nf Messrs. Abney f: Wright) Complainants' Solicitor?, It is ordered that the said Defendants Jo appear and plead, answer or demur to this Bill within thirty days from thc publication here of, itr judgmcut be rendered against them j>ro eoiift'sto. . Z. W. CARWILE. c.E.E.p. Dec 24, I860. Ct 52 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ' IN O HD ?NARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of ' Edgcficld District. V.'hcr'ci?s, Z. W. Carwile, C.E.E.D., bas applied to rae for Letters of Administration, on allard] sincularthe goodsand cb nt told, rip hts and credits] of ..'..mos Johnson, late of the District aforesaid, ?Ice'.l. These arc, therofore, to cito and admoniib allj and singular, tho kindred ar.d creditors of tlc said decet^edf to bo and appear before me, ut om next Ordinary's Court for thc seid District, tobe holden at lidgefield C. H.,on thc lOih day ol Jae. next, to show cuuso, il ar.y, why the said| administration should notbe granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 10th cayj of Dec. in the year of our Lord, ene tlcu sand eight hundred and sixty-six, ard in the] 91st year of American Independence. W. F. DURISOE.O E. D. Dec. ll 6t 50 ' State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq.,Ordinary of Edge fiold District. Whereas, Benjamin F. Ouzts, has applied, to tan Fir f.ettors of Administration, on all and sin gular tlu goo.'.s and chatties, rights and credits Of'William Shiffor, late of the District afore said deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all ar.dsincular.thckindred nndcroditorsol thc said deceased, to bc and appear before mt, at our next Ordinarv sCourt for the said District,to beholden at Edgefqld Court House, on tie :?rd day o/ Jan. next to show canse if any, why thc said administration should not bc gran>cd, Given ander my baud and seal, this 10th day of Deo. in tho year of our Lord, one thoos and eight hundred and sixty-six, ?nd in the j ninotv-firstyearof tho sovereignty and Indepen dence of the United States of America. W.F.DUKISOE.O.E.D. Dec. 24_2t_52_ State of South Carolina,] EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, TN OU DI NARY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Eso... Ordinary of Edge-, fic!dj)istrict. Wheres; Benjamin F. Cunts has applied to mt for Letters of Administration, on nil and sinpulai thc goods ?ind chatties, rights and credits of JobY ^'Shaffer, lato of i io District aforesaid, tfccci?sec ?' These ar-!, therefore, lo cite and' ndiuftoish and ."lngtilnr, ':hc kindred ar.d creditors ol' s lid ncccjisgd, to be and npprr.r before me, at i next 0: di nure"? Oou't for thc''sai'd District, toi holden at EdgeflcUl C. H.. on. tb? 3rd day Jan. next, to show cause, if any, why tho administration should not bo granted. Given under my bond ar.d sou!, tbi? 18th day .jj Doc. in the year of our Lard ono thousand eig" hundred and sixty-six and in thc ninety-first ye?) of American Independence. W. F. DURISOE, O.E.D.! Dec. 24, - 2t. 52i Just Received, MAGGTELS PILLS .and. SALVE. 1 els. per Bpx, for salo by . TEAGUE ?CAB WI Oct. 17 tf ?Cb !/. J j I k: ti bMWH