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?f(tra?is' Bepr?mcn
?h . Southern Cnliivator.
TheOctober Nc of tlii.s popular Som
. . H farmers monthly-, is a perfect co
pendium of Agricultural science, cc
pi i.-nngwell-written articles on o
fifty different subject?. How any Sou
ern man; with titting the soil for
avocation, can dispense"'with thc alni
iu'li.-pensable aid given in the'mont
issues of the Calli rain,-, in planting
cultivating a crop in a -successful i
remunerative manner, is to us a prob]
not easily solved. . In thc .coming-y
we hope hundred's of. bur. fanners ?>
ba regular readers of this ably-mana<
and meritorious magazine. Terms
per year in'advance. Address WM
W. L. JONES, Aihensj Ga! Sub'scj
tions to the Cultivator received at t
office, and.promptly forwarded.
From the number before tis we c
asjollows, and regret that our limi
space precludes us from drawing m
largely from its. interesting pages:
Wonk FOR THE MONTH.-Harvest:
hil arious-crops will occupy the cl
attention of the farmer the pre*
month. Let there be no procrustinai
-whatever is ready to oe done, d<
quickly, and do it well. Save eve
tiling that has been made on the farm
throw not awav, through negligen
carelessness or want of foresight, tl
for which you have labored and toi]
through the preceding months of t
year. Go over thc cotton fields rapi<
and handle carefully---sun and gin ui.
iv; and if you need money betwe
rids and Christians, sell at once, if y
can ger 25 cents. Ir is more likely
bring a good price now than at Chi i
;na?i. ro say nothing o.' loss of w*ig]
Trie best estimate? do not place the pr.
cat crop of cotton at high figures, ai
t.1:'.- article-ought i<> bring a good prf<
Whilst, therefore, the lint is heavy, a;
thc price is good, we hope our frien
will secure money enough io make thc
r.'-y :.i ?lie ?hd of the' year, UK! not
caught p& !j.<;y were, inst Vpiir.
Si vt- rauch forage as possible, ?1
li ive ampie shelter prepared for stoc
Ai! ::^?irth-iT ;trt arriiir.t V-ii cared !
p;?;c^'.'d i'?oiii thc weather,
' . lJj:sii 'rprward 'lin- lnv^i intend.
: b:'?Jwn: 'aiiiia-ils naturally Liku <
; tt ,?? lir^aS^sdn^Of the year, and tl
i ::;?:-.-'.: true inl-'i-^t. i.s io give ho^
.: :iph* :iusan.s ror rhis purpose! Il D
::lr-:'.My done, sow down lots at once
ryc.>';:!s. ocef.'for spring grazing orso:
ing-if the ground Wcvery rich. tin
WiilW p.-y weil. Whil-t-the v.MatJj&r
-lill miM and -plensmr, ditching a:
draining m.-'y1)e~c:-rried on to advantag
'?li: rH. ? IL. i?(?BTER, of Miss., givj
hisjnothbd bf.keeping Sweet i'otatcc
\\ -jtjtvic/from I.:- ti.j-ijcl-j. as i'uliyws:
'.'J?ho" potato rtev-?r spoils ind.es? on
raged"; atuTI^-ropose apian that wi
rcdtiva 1; t-o its mo?t excellent conditio
for ealing, arnVker-p ir so until potato?
eotuc .ag?ij?j-pa llama ry bf which
ti;*.-- : In trna climate they ought not 1
bo !>iig too-**:, ri y-say a y/eek or tv.
after, iii" vines a iv killed;is ?bon cnbugl
Ir' manage. 1 prupt^iy, a ic v. Ji osted en.
will not jitter* '"
'they should be managed earefnll;
as not 'to cur, bruise or .skin then
SorJ emt ?;J1 damaged onys and place th
ochers in a place that is perfectly dn
alid one rh.ir can iie kepr so. and, al st
..>i;e in wli>;h .thc potatoes will b?s?c?r
against chilling; at any rime, during th
winter. If they are dripping wet, whe
i tken in-no difk,reiice-rTi,..ivei-.jjrsr wit'
dry k-tomsii-aw. <. ?rnstai-k-, ?cc, am
arltoAruffjrV with dirt, to anV corrvenien
ii -p0? ii?? 'I'IUHJU/' ojj'jiit.iyj, 4 (ffh' hp
.'.'//./// /// wJu'.'/t ??tc "i(i>'it'< ctn< i'?'.vpc, dit
t'itiff?mi: *n:triiii>fjhi.<,f'.<.-<. \r,\t sc? as to b
i -iuvcii?-nr to"close in cu.-?u ..!' 'a s?dele:
? 'i:,ii *c to.-oM. Attar which, open agaii
and-keep open, whenever tho weathe
iii fine, until abfitt cur aft j Qiwlrtmas
when they wiT'lave passed entireh
thrnngii ihr- SW...1, and tho Vli>-p..sitio;
to !l-Vt). a'hcil clotfed ju, will have en
I : i .-W subsided. ' - - ' - v'^.
If r* the excess of free waler." that i
(--ntniln-d hi the pula to. ih.rt indines i
io l^-.ii and gprout, and, in this way. sj
?iijy r? it -pilles oil! a< to reduce it ti
. ?ci".?Jutant cun.lirion. that ir basin
ilispo.?ttion to heat-will nor sprout ir
the spring -md-will be nsdelicious as il
can ia-made, and will remain so al
Mimmer.
Ai the time of closing in. permanent
ly. Bi sure to se?' that every part of th.
(..".venng is secure-for if ever they arc
allowed to fail below a certain temper?1
they will be certain to commcne
h ?j nig. :i< p??n as ric weather coninlcn
ct s to furn warm. The equivalent ol
i'igh? iie-hes dirt here, is as little a? can
be relied on. in sa.'Vry-further north it
wiii rerjriire more."
A < -'rresponde;:t thiuks .Vak willpre
veni Rust in Wheat, and says:
'. I desi.-c to give riie rend'ers:of tho
Caltivator the benefit of an experiment
in Le by a neighbor of mine, with his
last wheat crop. He sowed down, with
tliowrheat, eighty pounds of salt, per
?icre. au.! Erafhefed ?.: good crop of whea..
clear '.>{ mst. while ali around him mad..'
ai most a failure:
If sall will prevent rust, ('very farmer
should koow ir and use it. Again, Mr.
George? Cunningham, an enterprising
farmer, in this county, in March last.
:'..ved'on, as a top.dressing, equal por
tio*s of salt and plaster, on a portion bl
:. ?.it in whe-it, as an e.xpciriment ; "the
?.;.'. r was perce ?iib!?' to. di. The*whc.it,
thu< managed, was gCKALwhiletliat ad
jacent to it was very poor. . These ex
periments are ^satisfactory, io my mind,
that sait is a preyjeiTtive of inst.", v
'ih>- Ac-eric an Farm?r.
Address jjfes^rs. WORTHIXOTON ?
LEWIS. Baltimore, M?i.. il you wish to
be in possession of T/ic ?wicvi?on Far
nu -IIfe oldest agncnltiiral publication
in the United Stales. It is devoted to
Agriculture^ Horticulture, and Eural
Economy; and is a really splendid work
pf the kind. Ile who works after the
teachings of the Anwrican Funner has
:i competent instructor, and his labors?
in husbandry will be crowned with suc
cess. Terms, only $2 per year.
This journal for October, under the
head of "Learn Your Business and
Mind Your Business," dispenses sound
advice to young farmers, which we im
agine is quite us applicable in the Pal
metto State as in " my Maryland." We
quote a portion of the article, and beg
its thoughtful perusal :
" Tv "?fl Mmal," y ;> good moiton
jr?ssr-r yr
action, but very unsafe unless you are
"sure you're right" The motto ol' a
good farmer should bo therefore, first
fcc.- /! your business and then mind it.
.. Among ambitious young farmers,
ami older one " who have, recently be
gun to ?arni with more ol' zeal than
knbwledgej&therfi is often great waste of
energy and means tor want of sound
judgment and discretion in the use of
al I rite necessary help to productive farin
1 lng. These arc always advocates of high
farming, and are diligent readers of ag
ricultural journals and books, but too
often, iinfo'rtitnately, bring discredit
upon scientific farming by a .failure in
the ' application of their knowledge.
vTheir#need is that.sound judgment which
duly appreciates all the means and ap
pliances of improvement, together with
tue skill fa, their use, which only results
from experience. The farmer who is
trained and educated for his work, and
understands his business as he should,
need have, little fear of spending too
much motley' iii farming. He is em
phatically the mah who can make high
farming pay the highest rates'of interest.
Unfortunately it is such men. generally,
who are over cautious, and aft aid to
trust themselves in liberal expenditures.
What zealous young farmers should
ever bear in mind, is that it is not ex
pensive manuring alone, nor thorough
cultivation alone, nor drainage, nor any
other one or two things combined, that
can ensure success, but knowledge of and
thorough training fb their business, and
then, enlightened, courageous and libe
ral expenditure. Such expenditure would
embrace all the process necessary to pro
ductive cropping, and permanent i my
provement of the land. This wc call
.. high farming." It is. that sort of farm
ing which has always been m.osr. produc
tive of results in able hands, and will
bel especially so in the future of Mary
land and Southern State agriculture. If
it fail, it will not be that" tho system is
wrong, but because Gf want of skill in
its application.
" Let the young farmer know then,
that, first, he must learn his business.
He must study its theory, and he must
b'j trained -in its practice. He must
learn what modern science teaches of
its principles ^ b?t he must not suppose
'.hat that alone is agricultural education,
ile must al.soma)c;eHliinisolf familiar with
al! tho procc-'ses.^f thc art, by years ol'
training, and-talcing hohl with his own
hands. ' Tliis'is the price paid'foi]skill
a lid s<Jnftd judgment in the prosecution
ofiany valuable pursuit, and it is a price
which will yield .large intercet wlumup
f-lied to agriculture. Thu" iiiisfonune
lias been that whereas this training is
acknowledged to be necessary in every
other branch of business, everybody
thinks he can farm-without loaming."'
Thc Maryland Farmer.
ThU ia ap.r.-ther first class Agricultu
ral monthly from Baltimore, uud i?> a
credit to the nobb; old city from which
ic emanates. It is published by S. SANES
MILLS & Co., nt the extremely low price:'
of $1.00 for twelve months-cheaper
perhaps than any other paper, of equal
merit, in the United States. Thc-con
tcnts for October axe very entertaining,
-rjust such reading as tho Fanner, the
Horticulturist, the Florist, and the
Housewife will read with pleasure and
with profit. We commend this journal
to our people.
The Jfa<yltw(l Farmer, believes in
deeVplgwing. thorough' cultivation, and: '
Manure. In'The last number it throws
out the following hint in reference to
the manure pilp :
.? The manure pile has been humo
rously styled lite -Farmers Bank, of De
posit, and in truth norh'th^' tend- more
to make farming profitable than care
sp?nl in collecting and preserving ma
nure. ?MiK'h of the best pf tue manure
..?n tho generality pf farms is suffered
but too oft en to run io waste. Toalittle
attention is also given to the making of
compost heaps, yet when these are-prop
erly made they.are capable ?f furnish
ing an abundant supply of plant food
for the growing crops. At odd times
?luring the Fall ol'the year it would
certainly not b? difficult to collect a
large amount of raw materials to be used
in the compost heap. Rough fodder,
die scrapings of ditches, the turf of
?ieadlands, marsh muck, woods mould,
Sec., should be gotten together and
formed into compost-with one-sixth-of
barnyard manum, say two feet in thick
ness, rhen a layer of raw material-and
then a layer pf manure 18 inches in
thickness, and following it another layer
of compost, working thus in alternate
lavers of manure and compost, gradu
ally lessening tbe thickness of thc layer
of manure until the heat) is completed.
When ; ais has boen done, holes should
be made in the heap from the. tojp down
wards, into which tho black water of
the barn-yard should be poured occa
sionally until fermentation sets in. When
i thc -heay) is well fermented, break it
down, mix it well, and it will be ready
j for carting out. , ?]
Thc American Stock Journal.
Every Farmer and Stock Breeder
should send for a copy of this magazine,
and get up a club. Only $1 year. Thc
proprietors offer valuable Premiums of
Blooded Cattle, Cashmere Goats, Ches
ter White Hogs, all varieties of Fancv
Poultry, Seeds, Agricultural Imple
ments, and many other fan'./ and use
ful articles. Three copies sent frrc.
Address X. P. BOYER & Co., Parkes
imrg. Chester,' Pa.
From the Journal for October, we
g?rf?cr the subjoined hints on the im
portance bf cleanliness of Horse Stables
an?! Poultry Houses, to which we invite
'attention-:
"Stables that have not been used
through the sumiller will most probably
hav (income foul and emit*an unpleas-1
ant odor. This i< as repugnant to the I
'bruteas to tire bunnin, and equally un-4
healthy. Every species of filtii should
be removed and the floors liberally
sprinkled with either plaster ul Pariser
quick lime, and the walls, troughs atid
racks white-washed with lime. Old
fashioned racks should be removed
they have had Their day. It is u nita tu- j
ral for a horse to roach above his hoad j
to seek his food ; di?st is drawn into his
eyes and nostrils, and hay seeds into
his mane and fore-top. Troughs are the
more natural receptacles for food-are
more convenient and economical. Some i
arrangement should be made by which '
a current of fresh air cnn pass through 1
the stables at all times. Light, too, is ,
very important to the health of animals.
Stables should have glazed windows <
sufficiently largo or Humorous to admit j
Jbdi.t IJBPU^j) Joy ti? nmsjer jp ym\ hyf '
" .. z&s/esjiitja ' "wragges
ess than'this would be injurious to thc
:ye-sight and health of the stock. ' Give
?tock", in winter, the benefit of as much
mnshine as possible-it is invigorating
md healthful.
Poultry houses should be looked after ;
?ee that the droppings are removed fre
pn n?ly and the air kept pure by sprink
ling plaster or lime on the floor. -The
roosting poles should be white-washed
with quick lime, or, what would be bet-.
ter-wash with suds made of Cresylic
Acid Soap; this will destroy thc ver
min that so much annoy and injure them.
All Poultry should be housed at night
in cold weather- if you want to realize
any profit from them. Turkeys that
are housed at night during the cold
weather in winter will lay' as many
more eggs the next summer as those that
ave half frozen to death, roosting out of
doors" on 'fences or trees. The reason
that poultry* object to roosting in a poul
try house is, because it is filthy and
over run with,vermin-they will risk
their lives out of doors rather than sub:
mit to this annoyance. A eloan house,
and roosting'pfoles clear of vermin will
satisfy them!"
The Journal also gives the annexed
recipes, which we doubt not are worthy
of a trial :
CURE FOR FOUNDERED HORSES.
Take a lump of alum the size of a wal
nut, powder it and dissolve in warm
water. The horse must be drenched
Avith this liquor and it will throw him
into a profuse perspiration, and he will
soon be aa well as ever: it should be as
soon as you ascertain his condition. So
cays an exchange.
SCRATCHES IN HORSES.-Take white
pine pitch rosin, beeswax and honey,
one oz. each, fresh lard one half-pound,
melt well together over a slow fire, stir
till quite thick, so that the parts may
not settle and separate. This also makes
an excellent application for harness,
galls, cuts, and sores of all kinds, on
horses and cattle.
WOK TO YOUR INTEREST !
TlIE UNDERSIGNED, late of ?'dgefi?ld
District, and a native of Abbeville District, hav
ing purchased ibc Stock in Trade of W. A.
RAMSAY & CU., GROCERS and COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, would respectfully solicit
a continuance of the pic. roi. 5* JO liberally be
stowed upon them.
Ile re.p-?ctfully requests thc citizens of Edge
held, Abbeville, and the adjoining Districts who
ira'le in Augusta, tn give him a oull before pur
cha?ing?nt?ythjng in his line of ?rude elsewhere,
ns be (Utters himself that ho ?ill give them af
good bargain?, if not better, than they can ob
ta? elsewhere in the city.
? He will k fjp everything usually found in a
WELL STOCKED GROCERY STORE.
ES?--The best WINES, AVIIISKEY, BRAN
DY, GIN, ?ic, always on hand, and very chenp.
Mr. W. A. RAMSAY may be found at the
Store at all times to wait noon customer?.
JOHN C. PORTER,
No. 270 Broad St., AuRUstft, Ga.
* Augusta, July ll if 29
_
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
-v ~ og, u_._.....
ALL PESCRJUTCJOIYS
AT
? JUH.-JS. A JUfJLlV -fl. AM.jtAa.lhJj
(FORMERLY C. A. PLATT * CO,,)
214 Broad Street, Augusta, Gu.
E HAVE and are constantly receiving tb?
bust assortment nf FURNITURE that baa ovor
been in this market.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS,
MAHOGANY PARLOR'SUITS,
CHAMBER AND COTTAGE SUITS, -
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS.
cn ?IRS, SOFA?, TETE-A-TETE,
CENTRE TABLES,
SrOEKOADS,
EXTENSION TABLES, of all length?.
AYe'particularly c-ill. the attention of purcha
ser- to our SOLID"' WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS for Beauty, Durability and Cheapness.
Our manufacturing Department
[.< still in .operation. Special Orders will be
p-.mptiv attended, to. . REPA?RS DONE IN
.ALL ITS BRANCHES. '
Upholstering; Department.
HAIR CLOTH, ENAMELLED CLOTH,
KB PST, T?RK Y and .SPRINGS', and nil articles
.oiiublo for Manu adorers, which weoffcrAt Low
Price?. m a 4 j-.-.
Window Shades.
A largo Steele of WINDOW SHADES, of evo
iv style and pattern., from thc Cheapen to the
Flin st, w iib all the Kow Style Fixtures.
Undertaker's Department,
Superintended by a competent man. C0FFIN8,
of ali Description-" and Quality. METALIC
OASES nud CASKETS, of the roust improved
styles, furnished at all hours during the Day or
Nk'ht.
UNDERTAKERS can bc supplied with TRIM
MINGS.
Auirusta.'Oct 23 fun .. 43
GUL'LRTTS PATENT
STEEL BRUSH
COTTON GINS,
TUB ABOVE GIN- is superior to any ever
used in this chantry, nnd has taken many
premiums at Agricultural Fairs in the Statos uf
Alahamn, Mississippi and Louisiana.
In it groat advantages aregM?ced, both in quan
tity and quality of staple cleaned, bringing in
price at le ixt one cent ppr pound more thau cot
ton ginned on tbe best gins of our country.
We hnve on band pamphlets showing the
merits of this Gin. and giving certificates from
many of the largest planters and cotton fnctors
in the South, which we will furnish.to any plan
ter who desires.to purchase.
The GULLETT OIN can bc seer, nt our office,
comer Reynold and McIntosh streets, Augusta,
Uenrjrin.
.#afir-Every Gin AVarranted.
ISAAC T. HEARD <fc CO.,
Cotton Factors,*Agont<
Augusta, Juno 1 ? 6ni23
GHANLER HOUSE.
. L. C. DUNOAK, Proprietor.
OPPOSITE N.MV TAMMANY HALL,
, . lilli Street,
3Sri3"W TORK CITY.
June 2T . ly '?f,
mm SARSAPARILLA
THE PUREST A\D TUE BEST I
FOR DISEASES OF THE LIVER. FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, OR PURIFYING
THE BLOOD !
p3~?i>T sale by the Druggists.
Aug 28 tf 35
Bread ! B?ead ! Bread !
g have juxt received DREW'S YEAST ur BAK
I INO POWDERS- the Best ever made. For
?r.le very l-<w by
TIIOS. W. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
April 1 tf 14
Everybody Speaks In its Favor
DREW'S YEAST, or BAKING POWDER, is
highly spokon of by all who have given it
i trial
Just received another Gross. Singlo box 30
3onts. Two or more Boxos 25 cts. each.
T. W. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
?July J if n !
WASIHlTOf UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BALTIMORE, MD.
FACULTY.
REV. THOMAS E. BOND. M. D., President.
?f! C. iL HUBERTS, Al. D., L. L. D., Emeri
tus Professor of- Obstetrics and Discuses of Wo
men and Children.
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR. M. D., Pro
fessor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
Ji P. LOGAN, M. D., Professor of the Princi
pie? and Pr (Ciice nf Medicine.
HARVEY L. RY RD, M. D., Trofissor of Ob
stotrics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT. M. D., Professor of the
Diseases of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, M. D., Professor of the
Principles ?nd Practice of Suigcry.
JOHN Y. MONMONIER, M. D., Professor pf
Phvi-iulutry ami Ocnurnl Paibolow.
j. J. MOORMAN, M. D, Professor of Medi
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
FRANCIS T. MILES. M. D., Professor of
Microscopic Anatomy and Practical Physiology.
JOSEPH E. CLAGETT, M. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MORFlT, M. D., Professor of
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.
. . "?- ' . ?1155,4??
JOHN N MONMONIER, M. D.,.Demonstra
tor of Anatomy.
T.
HE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY will begin on
Thursday, the first day tif-October, and terminate
on the lld day of February, 18(19.
One BENEFICIARY STUDENT from each
Congressional District of the .late Slave-holding
States is annually received,- precedence being
given to wiiundo > and disablod soldiers.
Tho* Clinical advantages of this Institution aro
unsurpassed. In udditiou tn a daily public Clinic
of the most satisfactory character, the School has
attached to it, a Hospital nf tts oten, in which
every poslbio facility is nfforded for acquiring a
practical knowledge of Medicine und Surgery.
By a recent arrangement, the S?amem'? Hospi
tal of thc Fort af Baltimore has been placed un
der the rr cl suive control nf the Faculty of Hra?A
iiiytoit University. Anatomical material is abun
dant. A Prizo of Owe Hundred Bollare will be
given for thc best Thesis presented by a candi
dato for graduation.
* EES.-Matriculation, $5 ; . Dlpection, $10;
Professors, $120:- Diploma, $20; Beneficiary
Ticket, $35, for each Session.
C5^"For additional particulars, address tho
Subicribcr, care of P. 0. Box 1207, Baltimore,
Md.
JOSEPH P. LOGAN, AI. D.,
DEAS OP THE FACULTT.
Sept 7. . - 3m 57
"TWMTSSES SEDFICK'S.
MAHII6 Aft MY ?Ol
. ~ FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Washington and Telfair Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
THE DUTIES of this long eotaWisheJ Institu
tion. ?Ill bc resumed October 1st.
Tho Course of Study emhraccs tho Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, and those
English Branches necessary to give a Young
Lady a (ioisbed education. Vocal Music is u
daily exercise.
Boarding PnroTs'ciijuy superior advantages for
Instrumental Music.
A Freuch Governess, resident in the family,
prentiy facilitate* the acquirement of the Frencb
Language.. The Pupils also have tho advantage
of attending frequent Lectures upoo Scientific
Subj?CP. explaining und illustrating their vari
ous Studiep. Paronts can enter their daughters
at any time.
jJTfrFi/r Circulars containing additional par
ticulars and terms, address 'be Principals.
Augusta, Sept 15 3ra:tS
TOE DUE WEST '
FEMALE COLLAGE!
THE WINTER SESSION opens on MON
DAY, tho ?itu October.
The Fiu-ulty tho same us last year. A full
College is expected.
Kates of Tuition.
Prlmurv Department per Session, $10.08
Academic "1 " "15,00
- Collegiate " " " 20,00
Music, Piano, " u '24.00
Uso of raju?o. 2,00
Contingent Fee, ' 1,00
Ornnm-intol Branches at thc lowest rates.
No extra charge for Latin or Fronch, or Vocsl
Music.
Boarding$12.00 a month. Washing and Fuel
about $2.50 par month.
Duo "Wost \* tri Abbflvilo District, t miles from
Donnald'd Depot, on the Greenville & Columbia
Railroad.
Rev. J. 1. BONNER, Pres?*
Stp: 2<5 4t 4(1
ERSKINE COLLEGE.
Tills INSTITUTION ia located in DUE
WEST, cloven miles North of Abbevillo C. H.,
and four from Donald's Depot, on the Greenville
? Columbia Railroad. The country is bonlthy,
the community moral and intelligent, nud the
temptations to idleness and vice few compared
with 'Loso that exist in towns aud cities.
Thc g?vernroout of the College is parental and
mild, thu course of .-tudy full, and strict atten
tion to the exercises of the recitation room is
required.
The So.-sion opens on thc first Monday of Oc
tober aud O1"SOH on tho second Monday of July.
TERMS FOR THE COLLEGIATE YEAR.
Tuition,.$10.
Roar ?inf-, per mouth. 12.
Washing. Fuel and Lights, ubo?i.20.
C-ntingent Fee.J.:.. ?.
Thwu payments ar? in Cnrroncy, aud are re
quired tf 'bu beginning and middle of the Collo
gidtc year iu advance.
For further information', apply to Rev. R. C.
GhiRR o? the Faculty.
J A MKS P. PRESSLY,
Seo'ry Board of Trust?es.
Due West, Sept Ul 4t 39
House 1'ainting ((raining, dc.
MESSRS. RICH & BURRELL hav
lng formed a Uo-Partn--r'..l.iP ii. the PAIRT
1NU BUSINESS, oller their ?erv.ces to the peo
ple ol' Edgefield. They will do all kinds of
Paiuiing, Grainiiig, Marbling, M"
In the best Mild ui st durable' manner, ?nd al
reasonable prices. . -
A ?bare of publio patronage is solicited.
All communications addressod to them either
ut Erjgi-tioM C. II. or Longmires, 8. C., will re
ceive prompt attention.
Sept 29 4t 40
SEED WHEAT.
THREE days earlier than eurly M?y Wheat,
and not tubject lo ru-t or cheat. For salr
by CHLATHAM & HRUNSON.
Sept 29 lui 40
Save Your Grain.
FRESH and GENUINE RAT POISON, war
r iiitnd to kill. P?r sale ut the old stand,
under Masonic Hall. ?*
T. J. TEAGUE, Agent.
NOTICE I
T!IE Undar#ign<-d will pay, in trade, fhV
highest matk-1 prioa for COTTON IN THE
SEED, CORN, PEAS, OATS. Ac.
FRAZIER & SANDERS.
Sept 20 tf 40
Notice.
ALL Persons are hereby furcwurtiod agnimt
trailing tor a Note given by tho Undersigned
lo AL A. Markeri, as thu consideration ?f..r which
said Noto was given has failed, and wo aro deter
mined io resist the payment of the same. The
amount and date of Note not recollected.
MRS. S. L. SHEPPARD,
G. J. SHEPPARD.
Sept 2P 4t 40
Meal! Meal!
JUST Rooeived TWENTY BUSHELS GOOD
FRESH MEAL.
From this date, I will koep constantly on hand
a good supply of MEAL.
8. H. MANGET.
Come all that suffer with
Tooth Ache!
JUST received and for salo Dr HALL'S ANO
DYNE-a ?uro cure for Tooth Ache.
THOS. W. CARWILE,
At Sign Golden Mortar.
ApriU if U '
? --.'..pg-_ - -rrr; .
Sfflff J; SM?
NURSERYMEN
AND
SEEDSMEN,
FRUITS AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
GRAPE VINES, SMA.LL FRUITS, ORNA
MENTAL SHRUBS, BEDGE PLANTS,. AC/,
for tho coming sonson. y
A good assortment of SOUTHERN APPLES
and PEACHES.
NEW SEED WHEAT, SEED POTATOES,
Ao., Ac
^SB-Descriptive Catalogne! mailed to appli
cant;.
July 14 5m 29
TnE LADY HOUSE-KEEPERS of Augusta,
and of Edgefield District, have spoken it, and wo
ask no hotter judges of tho FACT, namely, That
the COOKING STOVES sold hy D. L. FUL
LERTON, are the BEST, and as CHEAP as any
sold in Augusta.
...Let not the question. Where shall Iget a good
Stove-? trouble you any longer, hut. go direotly
to D. L. FULLERTON, Augusta, Ga. Make
known your wonts, ?ind ho will assist you to so
lect a^tovo, that will bake your Turkey, Corn
Bread and Potatoes to perfection, and make your
very 'toni glad for joy. - . ',?
Hundreds of Families In Edgefield, who are
using either the "Chief Cook/'-JJphwtor O* y
" Civilian," or " Texana/' will say,; " It is even
so," and" advise you aa a-neigh bor to go and buy
one". ' . 1
^?y-Ont this advertisement out and bring il
with yon. Wo will givo Ono Dollnr for a copy ol
this advertisement on each Stovo purchased.
D. L. FULLERTON,
Broad Street, opposite Augusta Hotel,
AUGUSTA, GA.
H Sept % "lm .'^
Te Old Customers !
I
TAKE THIS METHOD of announcing ti
you that I am still nt my old stand, whero I nu
conducting tho tame old Hue of business, wbiel
comprises tho u.-u.-il assortment of
fi\ SHELF A-ND HEAVY
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
ALSO,
Tin "Ware,
Wbioh I manufacture in all its Styles and Pat
terns.
WOOD WARE,
A largo assortment, such ns Buckets, Tubs am
Pil?S.
COOKING AND H E A TI f? C
Stoves.
Among which uro tho justly famous Cook S'ovc
" DIXIE," "SUMTER," " GOOD SAMARI
TAN," '. SOUTHERN STATES" and ? FIR1
SIDE."':i Thesu Stoves are > adapted lo Southon
Housekeeper, and there fhould be ono in ever;
family in order to facilitate and make Cookinj
easy.
Call and make a close inspection of the Good
and Prices before you go further.
I am not paying $2000 a year for rent o
Store as many otbor.? are. Boar this in mind, n
the.je expenses are not to bo added to prices pa'?
by you.
win. mix,
HAMBURG, S. C.
Oct ? tf_41
The People's Store
- 0- j
Tm
E Subscribers have now in Store a full sop
ply of G iods, wbioh they warrant of the FIRS1
QUALITY, nnd which they, are offering at thi
LOWEST P0SSIHLE FIGURES. Their Stocl
erabracos in purt
Bacon SIDHS and SHOULDERS,
Choice HAMS-very fiue,
Superior Lnaf LARD.
Dried BEEF, Smoked TONGUES,
MACKEREL, in Kit.- and Bairds,
lOOO hnih-\? COHN.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, GRIST,
RICE, MACOAKONf,
Tanned OY6TERS, SARDINES, LOBSTER*
PICKLES, SALCES, Brandied FRUITS,
SPICES ol eil kind,-,
RAISONS, CITRON, ?CURRANTS,
Hard and Sufi Shell ALMONDS,
Sugar, Butler and Soda CRACKERS,
Choice WINES and CORDIALS,
. BEST LIQUORS-in great variety,
Superior PORTER and ALE,
SUGARS of nil grades-a heavy stock,
10 Bbls. 6YRUP and MOLASSES,
Java, Rio and Lu gu i ra COFFEE.
Splendid White Win? and Apple VINEGAR,
Sperm und Adan.nntine CANDLES,
STARCH.,SODA, SOAP,
A No. 1 Chewinu' and Smoking TOBACCO.
SEGARS, SNUFF, PrPES,
CROCKERY, GLASS WAKE,
TIN WAKE, POT WARE,
Gard-u 1I0ES, RAKES und FORKS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCH FORKS,
Brad?'? WEEDING HOES-a -plenoid article,
SCYTHE BLADES-tbe v?rv twst,
HAMES and TRACK CHAINS. .
WELL BUCKETS, CHURNS, Ac, Ao.
^3fir-Iho pnblii are invited to call and givo mj
stock ?ff examination.
CUE AT HA III A> BKUNSON,
At Sullivan's Old Stand.
\ Juno 8 tf 24
BOSABALIS
Purifies the Blood.
For Sale by Druggist* Everywhere.
CreselicV Carbolic Soap!
UST received n supply of the .'above celebra
ted SOAP, for Killing Flens, Mito? on Chlok
ens, and protecting Horses from,Flies, Ac .
THOS. W. CARWILE,
J
Dry Hides Wanted*
THE Mghost market price paid for eood DRY
HIDES. . W. D. HAMEY.
July 21 tf SO
NOTICE.
ALL Persons indebted to tho Estate of Dr. R.
BRADFORD, dee'd., aro requested to make
oarly payment; and all parties having any claims
whatever against said deceased, either on hi? own
account, or as surety, are notified to present the
same to rae forthwith.
C. fl. TUTT, ExW.
COMMISS??i?ER'S SALES.
State or South Carolina,
RICHLAND DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Z. W. Carwile, C. E. E. D., ot ni., )
v? . ' . [ Foreclosure
James B. Griffin, ot. ?1. ( J
BY Virtuo of an order of the Court io this
cause, I wRl sell at Edgefeld C. H., ou Mon
day, the 2nd day.of November next, the REAL
ESTATE doscrlb?d.in?hc-?le.vdiag^ rt?rwit :
ONE TRACT 0^:'LAND ?onjtalninje Eight
Ilundred and F?rtivAores,nioi abr^e?8,idjoin|ng.
lands of T. H. CJark:,"E.'iTmpij^B. Rambo,'ol al.
Term Cash. Titles Extra. *
. Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.l).;.
Oct5,18C8 -lt .. 41
State ol' South Caro ii ?ia, '
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT';
IN EQUITY.
C. B. Walker, Assignee, . ) '.
yt > Foreclosure.
L. Covar, A. J. B?ckloy, et ux. ct al J '
BY Virtue of an Order of, tho Court in .the
above cause, I will sell at Edgcfield C. H.,.
on Monday, the 2nd day of November next, thoi
REAL ESTATE, described, io the, pleadings, to
wit: .- ; " . 'i .. . '' . V'
THE UOUSE '?AND LOT in the,-Village of
E lgefield, known as the " SALUDA HOtSE."
Also, the Lot known, as tho STABLE LOT and,
building belonging to said lintel. '~~~>, *
Terms-Sold on a credit of Six Months with
interest from date. Purchaser to give bond with
two approved sureties; the purchaser failing to
make p*ymont of tho gurjhaso mon'oy wban tjqev
tho property will be re-sold at h:s"risk f?rc?sn?
All expenses of suit to be paid in cash. Titles
Extra.
Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E D.
Oct. 5, 18C3.. . 4t- 41
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Z. W. Carwile, C. E. E. D., )
vs f Foreclosure.
Wilson Holston, Adm'r., et' al. J
BY Virtue of un ordor of Court in this cause,
I will tell at Edgofio'd Court House on the
first Monday,'2nd November next, the REAL
ESTATE.d?acribed in the pleadings, to wit-:
0NE:T$ACT.0F LANDicontaining Stj^un
drod ai^^inety'-seven i?ctes more or-les?j adjoift"
ing lands of .Wilson Holston, Join M. Norris,
Wade Holston, et al.
This Land will be sold in Four Separate
Tracts, which will bo more particularly described
on tho day of sale. ;
Terms,-One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. Thc balanco on a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of salo, to bo so
cured by Bot d an?: good personal sureties, and
Mortgage of the premises.-Titles' Extra.
ZvAV. CARWILE, C. E".'E. D.
Oct. 5, 1868 4t 41
State'qi* So?ilh Carolina,
?TOHPIE?D DISTRICT, s
\ 4 "IN EjQUrTY.f % ?. f
Noihaniol Hamey, 1
vs [? Bill for Relief Ac.
L. ?. Johnson and wife et al J
?N par.-UH ne e of au Order of the Court in this
cause, I will sell at Edgefleld C. H., on MON
DAY, the 2nd day of Octohor next, the REAL
ESTATE described if tho pleadings, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT hr the- Village of
EdgeGeld, at present occupied by N. Rainey, Jr,
containing Three Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of John Colgan, W. F. Durisoe and Nat
Hamey, Son.
TERMS-Sold on a credit of one year with in
terest from day of sale, execptcut-ts of suit, which
must be paid iu oash. Purchasers to give bond
with udequate personal sureties, and Mortgage of
the premises. Titles Extn.
. ... Z. W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D.
Oct.<33*8. -? C" , 41 -,j
State of Souh Carolina.
ED G E FI ?'LD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Susan Hatcher ...... 1
vs '
KcMab Sweiirongin and Frances Butbee. J :
BY virtue of au order in this case, I will sell
Ht Edgcfield C. IT., on Munday, the 2nd day
ot November next, tho REAL ESTATE belong
ing to the Estate of LARKEN 8WEA HINGEN,
dep'd, containing Three Hundrod and Ninety
Ai-re?, more or less, bounded by lands of Francis
Morrity, thc Estate of B. W. Hatcher and other*
Tile Augusta and Columbia Railroad runs through
tho ?aid lands.
TERMS-One-ha'f of the purchase money to
be ptid in cash. The balance on a credit of
twelve months, with interest from day of sale.
To be secured by a Mortgage on the premises.
Titles Extra.
Z W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Oct. 5, 4t 41
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY. . .:. J
P. Williams, et al, Adm'rs.,' V
vs. > Rolsof, ic.
Elizaboth Rolston, ot al. J
BY Virtue of an Order of th? Court?in :rbis
cause, I will sell at public ou cry, on Mon
day, thc 2nd November n?xt, at EJgefield C. H.,
the REAL ESTATE described fo.^e-jdeadingjs-1
to wit :
ONE TUA CT OF-. LAND known as Tract No.
2, containing Cue Hundred and Thirty-Eight
Aores, more or les*, aojoiuing land.* of Jesse Dur
ham, E. W. Perry, Tract No. 1 and others.
ONE TRACT knpwn;as No. 3, containing Ono
Hundred and Eijrriry Aeres? more OL* loss', 'adjoin
ing lands of Boale of Wade Holston, P. Williams,
- Willis and others.
ONE TRACT inown as No. 4, cmtaining For
ty.Eight Acres, more or loss, adjoining lands of
?V'ate of Wade Holston, Tract No. 1, and others.
TERMS-One-third cash ; tho -bal wire on. a
credit of twelve months with interest from day of
sale, secured by Bond and M rtg?g<j of the prem
ises.
And at tho same time and plaet, and on the
Satuu term', I will sell the interest in remainder
of the Intid assigned to the widow (af .or her death )
Titles Extra: * ',;'~v * t: ' -' ' H
Z. W. CARWILE. CE E D.
Oct. 5, 4t 41
State of South Carolina,
EDGEF.4ELD DISTRICT, . ?
IN EQUITY. " v
Thos. E. Clyde,; )
vs > Foreclosure.
Levi W. Churchill. J
BY virtue of an Order of th? Court in fbi?
c:.u*u, T will .-ell at Ed-"'efi*:d 0 H., on Mon
day, the 2nd November Dex-,tua REAL ErsTATE
described in tba pleadings, <<> WIL
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Fifty
Acres., more or less, and adjoining land.- of Dr.
K. J Creighton, R. G. Lain r, other laud* of L.
M. Churchill. B. S. Duutiar and others.
Terms of Salo,-One-third cash ; the bulance
on a credit of six months, to be .?ecured by bond
with adequate personal sun-ties; and If the credit
portion is not paid at maturity, tho land to bc re
sold at tho risk of the purchaser.
Z. W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D.
Oct 5, 1863 4e 41
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Sarah B-oadwaler, et. al. V
vs. > Partition.
Josiah King, et ux., ot al. j
BY Virtuo of an order of the Court in this"
caust, I will sell on' Mouday,' the 2nd N<
vembef nt-Edgtdluld C. H., tho REAL ESTATE L
of S. BROADWATER'/dco'd., to wit :
.THE HOMESTEAD containingTVn Hundred
und Fifteen Acres, m->re or less, adjoining lands
of Joseph Bussey, Whatley and others.
ONE TRACT, known as the ? Old l*l..ce," con
taining Ono Hundred and Eleven Acres,'more or
les-, adjoining, lands of Thus. Garret', Jos. Hus
sey and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Twelve months" credit
with interest from day, except costs of suit which
must bo paid iu Caah. Titles extra.
Z. W. CARWILE, CE E.P.
. Oct 5 1S6S. 4t 41
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
L. W. Warren, et. al. }
vs - > D'wer.
S. H. Rodgers Adm'or., ct al. J
BY Virtue of an Order of the Court in this
case. I will sell at Edgeficld C. H., on Mon
day, 2d November next, tho REAL ESTATE of
DRED WARREN, dee'd.. as follows, to wit : .
ONE TRACT OF LAND contain&g Two Hun
dred and Sixty-five Acres, moro or loss, adjoining
lands of Joninh Padgett, E. W. Suibcls, Mark
Etheredgo and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; tho bal
ante oa a credit of twelve months, with intero-t
from day of sale, to bo secured by Bond and
Mortgage of the premises.
Also, at tho same time and place, and upon the
same terms, the interest on rouiaindcr, of whioh
the widow, Mary Warren, hos a life estate.
Titles extra.
Z. W. CARWILE, C.*.*
otu ?im,
a ute estate.
I WILE, C.?.K.D.
it il 1
Sheriff's Sale.
amp. Sullivan )
. vs V Fi Fa
obn Sullivan. J ?
[X pursuance of a Writ of Fi Fa to me directed
in tho abovo" stated case I will proceed to soil
t Edgefield C. H. on tho first Monday in Kevern
or next, tho following property to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND on which Defendant
csidos, containing Seven Hundred and Seventy
Three .and th rec-four th Acres, more or less, ad
orning hinds ofVjJohn' Wise, Dr. G. Hord and
ithors. Terms Cashi'.- . -
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D.
Pot 9,, V -,, . 4t? ? . . 42
Sheriff's Sale.
ios. A. Talbert, ?rT. P. Harmon, ] . .
va ' "[ Fi-Fa
Seorge C. Robertson. *J
N pursuance of .'a Writ of Fi Fa to me directed
in the.above stated ense I will proceed tu ?ell
tt Edge?eld C. IT, on the first Monday tn No vom v
t>er next, the" following property, ioMti. . t* i
ONE TRACT ^)F tANir,.containing'; Thirteen
Hundred and Fifty Ac,res,'more or lessibelonging
to Defendant,, and adjoining lands of J. WrTomp
It?ns, W..T.Parkg4 Est?fe-'?f'James Tompkins
md M. N. Car?cdgo. ' -
. Terms Ca'sh". , ? . , ?*.'.* . .
.t ?". I5AAC'BOLES,.S. E. D.
? 0ct- ?' 5 ??Mi 4*? . ^2
Sheriff's Sale.. .
? M. Leboshultz, .
I
Smith lt Jones, for F. L. Smith,'
vs.". \ Fi. Fa.
E. S. Miras.
I Fi. Fa.
Tho EJge?eld Agricultural Society. J
BT. y.'rA\??.?f a Writ ?f Fi Fa to me -directed in
the above stated case,. I jvill proceed to sell
ai Edg?fieTa^CrTI/on'theT?rs'tMflnd?Vin Novem
ber next, the following property to wit:
ONE LOT OF LAND, known as the Fair
Ground, containing Four Acres, more or less, ad
joining lands of A.A. Glover, T. J. Whitaker and
others.'
Terms Cash.
ISAAC DOLES, S. E. D
Oct. 9 4tc 42
Sheriff's Sale.
i
Virtue q?a Writ of Fi Fa to mo directod in.
_ the abov^Wfated cuso*,. I x?l proceed dgjsjf
ar Edgefield-<$3?., on tbe'fl??j?^day;f?
ber'-flcxt, tbe>wtlowing properly, to wit:
.'ONE TfiAQT OF LAND beltmging.t^Defent
dant, now in possession of'John'F. Kenney! ??i?
tainiog One Hundred and Thirty-two aud one
half Acres, (1?2J) mor? or less, and adjoining
lands of J as. P. Bryan and H. A. Gray.
vTerms-Gash: 7-'
ISAAC ROLES, S. E. D.
0ct9_, 4te 42
7xj Sheriff's ??ae.Q
Lamar ? Glovor, Adin'rs") ; ' * * '*
vs J- Pt. Fa.
T. W. Whatley. J
JN pursuance of a-Writ o .Ti JP* to me directe1
?J. in the uhoyc??t ifeiLcasc, I will p/ocecj to ?ell
%t Edgcfieid'C'. H.,un the first tfonday iu??ovito
.ber ?ext, tie fwllow?ti g property, to wit: J ^
ONE TRACT OF LAND coHtattnng-iTwenry
Acres, more <>r le.--, belonging to Defendant, and
adjoining land? of Satn'l. Clarke, Mrs. E. R.
Whatley and ?lhe s.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S. E. D.
Oct. 0_4te_ 42
Sheriff's Sale.
Benj. Ropor, T..C., . ")
TS > Tax Ex.
M. W. Curl. j
BY Virtue of n-i Execution to ino directed, in
the above stated Cat?, I will proceed to sell
st Edgefield C. II., on the first Monday in Novem
ber next, ibo following property, to wit:
. ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One Hun
dred tond TLirtj^fAcres, moro or Iess^belongiril to
.^?jeudant, cABj?idjoini?t lands of.^?T?jm^?dJg?
Company.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S. E. D.
Oot. 0, JSCS. 4te 42
Sherie's Sala ,
rtor.j. Ropor, X. C., )
' vs ? . \ Tax Ex.
D. Z. Clarke J
BY Virtuo of an Execution to mo directed, in
iu thc nbovo stated ca*o, I -.? ?11 proceed to
sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday it.
Norbemer next, th? following property, to wi.:
T WENTY ACRES OF LAND, moro or less
belonging to D?tendant, and adjoining lands ot
Elizabeth Clarke, A. Mackieuiurray and others.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S. E. D.
Oct. 9 -tte _42
Sheriff's Sale.
Bonj. Roper, T. C., )
vs [ Tux Ex.
Durant Glover. J
BY Virtue ol an Execution to mc din-ote 1, in
the ?hove stated case, I will proceed to sel
at Edgotield C. H., on the first Monday in No vern ?
f-ifofuext, the following property. t?.wit:., . .
[.-.-ONE TRA CT O F LAND comainlng 0ne.H<h
deed and Twenty- Aero*, more or less, belon'zinj:
to Defendant, und nilj-dning lands of 'Elisabet!
I Cl-rke,-Chas. UoJley nod others.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BO'.ES, S. E. D.
, OqUjJ ."4te_4*
Sheriff's Sale.
Benj. Roper, T. C.,
j Ta:
x Ex.
J. D. Everett.
BY .-.virtue -of aq. Execution, to .niet.d4t(soicd
in the*a"bnreVtated' ?aso, I 'Wtt? prom>?i t.
sell at Edgefield C. H., on tho first Mond.y it
Novembernexr, the following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing One Hun
.Ired Acres, morn or less, belonging to the Dcfeii
! d'it".!, and boundedjty lands of Dr. J. H. Murray
I -J. J I." Ham rr. >nd an d'others.
??3- Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D
Oct. 9 4-c 42
Sheriff 's Saie.
I Bof>j..R/vper, T, C., .' . ) g y. ? ;-.
Tax Ex.
W. C. Glover.
BY virtue of an Execution in the above statef
' case to mo directed, I will proceed to ?iel
ai Edgefield C. H., on the firet M.-nday in Nuvem
ber nexr. thc fallowing i roporty, to ?it :
ONE TRACT. O F; I LA ND, c.. n tain in g, One Hun
lr il Acte.-, ni'Vre .or" le^s'. hebuigiiigio the"Deten
inn?, ail joining lands of D. Z Clark, Charles Hoi
l?\ and o hers.
Terms d*h.
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D.
Oct 9th 4ie 42
Sheriff's Sale.
Lamar it Glove', Adm'rs. ")
vs } Fi Fa
Sam'l. Clatk?. .1
BY virtue of a Writ of Fi Fa to me directed ii
the above s'aU-d case I will proceed to sci
[ at Edgefield C. H. on tba first Monday in Nuvem
ber next, the following property to wit :
ONE PARCEL OF LAND containing Tbirtj
A ero.?, more or less, belonging; to Defendant, anc
adjoining other lands of said D?tendant.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S. E. D.
Oct. 9_4re_42
Sheriff's Sale. .
Benj. Roper, T. C.,. ' )
A. nully,* AHra'r. on Estate of[Taf Ex"
Amanda Holloy, doe'd. J
BY Vinu-i of un Execution to me directed, in
5the above ?tated caso*.; I will proceed to sell
at Edgefield C.'H.; nn.lbe?pst Mondj?yiuNovem
bor nexr,'?lieT'l.oxrriig.pt?perty, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Four Hun'
dred Acres, m-re < r less, belonging t? Dafendant,
and adjoining lands of John Glover, Bonj. Hutch
er and others . ' ' * -'
Terms Cash. ' . ??
ISAAC BQLES, S E. D.
Oct. 9,- J 4to - _-42
Sheriff'.sSales.
Bonj. Rop?r, T. C.,
j Ts:
vs' r?x Ex.
J. W. Noble
BY Virtuo of an Execution to me directod, in
the nbo?o stated case. I will proceed to sell
at Edgefield C. H.,* on tho first Monday in Novem
ber next th? following property, .to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One Hun
dred and Ton Acres, more or less, belonging to
Defendant an 1 adjoining lands of Wm. Powell.
Mrs. Burton. Levi Throilkill and M. N. Rolston.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLES, S. E. D.
Oct. 9,_4t<)_42
To. the Public.
THE Subscriber is engaged in tho BLACK
SMITH BUSINESS, in all Us Vancbes, at
th? Ttriek Ulacksmith Shop in roar of Park R->w.
Having secured thc services of a good WAGON
BUILDER, I ?m prepared to REPAIR ALL
WAGONS and BUGGIES sent to my Shop. -All
work entrustod to my care will be warranted to
jive satisfaction.
Prices reduced to the lowest ratos, botterais
STRICTLY CASH.
Mr. A. A. Paul, Gunsmith, may ho found at
nv Shop, ready to work on Guns, Pistols, Ac.
3 JOHN MOL0Y.
*T*D JL? t? i
Sheriff's Sale.
S am'l." C. S tc von s, Bearer, )
va. [Fi Fa.
W. C. Hall and Jas. Callison. j
John . Thompson )
? vs j H I*;
Jas. Callison. . J) /_
IN pursuance ?fcWrits of Ft Fa to ino directed
ip thc above stat?d-cases, I will proccod to ?ell
at Edgoficid C. H., on thofirsLMonday in Novem
ber next, tho following property of Defendant,
to wit:
THE HOMESTEAD TRACT, containing One
Hundrod and Thirty 'Acres, more or len, adjoin
ing lands of Stephen Langly, Starling Barnett -y
and others. ' . .*
Alto, the BALD SPRING TRACT, containing
Two Hundred and Sixty'Sevcn Acres, -more or
lets, adjoining-lands.of Wm. QualtleJbnia,' H?ii ry
Rush and others. Terms cash.' Titles ?Xtra.
ALSO-r'On Saturday the 7th 'Nove'^ber next,
th ? p cr s on ai pr ope rt v ofDefecdant.Jnj. C a'J i s or, *
consisting of THIvEE HORSES, TW.O WAGONW,
SIS HEAD CATTLE. Will be soli^bls res>.
dence.' Terms Cash; ?-...?-"??'*. ' *.
f*? . ' " . ISA-AC BOLES, ?.E.DJ .
_?ot 9 _? - ?? - .. ? ,4to y ; , , .?2 . _ _
Sta?e of^?utnl??rolii?,
S. G. Croacn,*ot al.',.. Pramtfffs, j) *. V."
7
intrtTs, ."I '
Jano Crouch, Defendant. ^J *. ... ,
Tl Y an Order from the Ordinary, I Vail
JLf ccodjto sell at Edgcfi?ld C. H.-, on" tho Jirst . <
Mocday }tj. . November next,..for, Partition, tho
REAL ESTATE of. JACOB CRQ.JJCH, deoU,
consisting of ? . .,.
ATTRACT OH PARCEL OF LAN^ing and
being in the District and State aforesaid, or. wo- <
tors of Richland Creek, containing Ona Hundred
and Sixty Acres, moro or less, and bounded by
lands of Luke Rodgers, Artemus Rodgers, M. M.
Padgett and others.
TERMS.-On acjredi t of twelve months with in
terest fromidrty of sale. /: Purchasertq jtive Bond.?j
and good security, and .a Mortgage to the Ordinary
to secure the purchase nion^y. Costs, to'bo paid
in Cash. Titles extra, .,-Vi_-v
Possession given, 1st Januory, 18S2-.
ISAAC B0LESt5.E..D.
Ocr.(if <r. ;., . '4to ^-42 - <?
State of Sout&Cas$8??^
EDGrEFIELp' DISTRICT.- " ?
IN ORDINARY' '?
m. Haltiwanger, Adm'r., P.ia?i?ff V
va 'f
P. B-iuk nigh t, 'Guardian .ailiten of}
Frank L., May V., James P.',: LilfyaonT '
E. and Co tt?rirlrie White, Minors, Defis J *J
Y au Order frocu th? Grdioary, I shall pro
?+? :
deo'tL,'
contlstiog ol /
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL fiE LAND, lyin?
and being in the District and State' a Jo resal d, on
waters of Half-Way Swamp, containing "One Hun
dred Acres, moro or less, and bod?'dod by binds
of D. P. Bauknight, James Busby, Ruber! White*
Nancy Morris and others. . ' u
i1 TERMS- On c credit of twelvemonths from
day of .sale. -Purchaser, to give Bond with .good.
?eurity and a Mortgage to tho Ordinary to eocure
I the purchase money. Costs to be paid in Cash.
Titles extra. . ?2 .
- '..' . ISAAC BOLES, S.EJL .
Oct. 9 4te ; 42
B
State of South Car???tieS*
..JEDGBF?ELD DIS^RIC^ . ?
I? ORDINARY.
A. L. Oxner, Ex'or., Plaintiff
N. F.V0'xuef, ot"al;T/?Tertdan ts. ; '" ' ; *3?i
I2? pursuance of ?a Order frc\. the Ordinary, I
shall proceed.to sell st EdgeileldjC.H., OA the
?rsf Mouflay fn?TbvWWn?x't/?or PartitWh. ri? ' '
HEAL ESTATE of A. J. OXNER, decM? con
shiting of
A TRACT OR.PARCEL'?P LANDYlyiog and
being in the District and Sute aforesaid, contain
ing Two Hundrtii-and Forty-Six Acres, moro or
less, nnd bounded by lands of'Eitej?el:^r?est, Ad
ain K ina rd, J. B. Echoredgrt nnd othevs. '
TERMS-O?i credit bf twelve rpMj/hs from
lay of sale. Parobaser te giyeJ?oiljl with good
security and a^Mortgage to the Ordinary to stcurt)
the pureba: e money. Co?,is to bo'' paid in Cash.
Titles extra. " ' *fm ' Tr'
ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D.
OoC 9,- , -Ue 42 .?--,
rr
State .of. South CaroHim** ?
I?D'?T?FIKLD'MSTRIC?,- ?g * ' ,
IN ORDINARY. ? J'SHT
B'iY W. F. DURtSOE, Esq:, Ordinary of Edge
> field District. - -
Whereas, William S. Quarleivhas appliid to mt, ..-'
for Letters Of Adrnin istr.i tion, on all a nd singular
the goods and chattels, rights ard credits of
Sumner Quarlos, "la?e "Uf rh? Patriot - ?fOr%J a*
?aid, dee'd. * " '? . ' '"-"'' ' ?Wt
These .ire, therefore, to cite and adxa.cni?h all
and singular,.the'kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be aud appear befi.j?.'m4,'?f'oilr^ '
next Ordioary^a; Conn for th? said. Wsirict, lo bo * .
holden at Edgefield C. H,? ott thc2fith day ol'
Oct. inst., to show cause, If any, .why the ?ait? '
.idministration should not be granted.
Il* Given nuder my hand and seal, this 12th day
of October in. the year of our Lord one thousand
eight. hundred and Sixty -eight, and ia the 9"d
year of tho Independence of tic Ucttc'd States *
of Amen.-. , .
W.P-J)OBISOE, O.B.D.
State of South.Carolina,
E Dt3E F IE LD 15 ?S??RICT,'' "f
R. W. Bledsoo and r. ifo Mary,
itop'Ucanfs,. ?f.J j CUation
ft
John Kenney and wife.-Emeline jj Partition
and i tbers, Defeud&nts.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Johiu^.
Heirjrn, Abner H earp rrO I iver Hearn an<. .Ada-'.',
line'Suandors^fbnx?j.the'.Defendants-In this case, *
reside out of and beyond the Irmits of thu'Stato :
It is therefore Ordered, That they do appear and
object to the di vi-ion or sate of the Real Ertate .
of Keren U. He?ro^?^'i/^coiof befbrtftbe first
6ep't'l,lS68. , " ' ^ ' ??t "SB
State of South Ctooliflik-^
EDGEFIELI) DtSTRl??T?
HT COU HOS- PLEAS. J ; Ej
A. J. Rountree, ")
. vs > At?achuient. B
Wiley ifuirison. J -,
WHEREAS tho Plaintiff did on thc 20th. day ,
of August, Al h., 18GS, tilo bis Declara- .
on against the Defendoat, who (as it is faitl,)
ia absent'from and without thc limits of this?t'?i*
and hus^ncithcr wife nor Attorney known w|lLL
: he su-rue, upon whom a copy of the said Declare
ti?n might be . served, It is ? therefore,. Orile'red,
That the DefendasCdo appear and plead' to the
Declaration on or bofore the 20th day of August,
which ?ill be in the year of our Lord 1309,
otherwise'final and absolute judgment will thep
bo given and awarded against bim.
. 2i S. HARRISON, Clk. C. r
Clerk's <3ffl?e?Aug 20,1868? .'- qly - t&--.
State of $onlh Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Geo. J. Strother, )
vs > For. Attachment
H. Rufus Dean, Survivor. J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 22d d^y
of ScpioinbciY A. D.,18?8, fllw his Declara
tion again?t'the D?fendent, .who (as it is said,)
is absent4'T<A?\ and without the limits of this Stale,
and has nuftner wjfanor Attorney known within
ihe's.nup, upon Wttom a^copy.of thu said Decora
tion might be served, It is therefore, Ordered,
That the Defendant dd appear rind plead-to thc
Declaration on or before'the 22d day of Sept,
which wiil bo in the year of ourLord lb'?P.'other
wisu?nal and absoluto jadgfnevt-win then be
given'and awarded against him.' .
? . S. HARRISON, Clk. C. P. *
.Clexkls^Office, Sept 28 ^ - , ?qly 4f
kFi?k'? 'M-etfallio.
Burial' Cases.
JUST roceiv. d a lot of FISK'S CELEBRA
TED METALLIC BURIAL CASES-of the
latcsr. styles.
Also, op hand, of my own manufacture and
finish, a beautiful assortment of MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, POPLAR and PINE COFFINS.
All of which I am selling at LOW FIGURES,
and STRICTLY FOR CASH.
M. A. MARKERI1,
Next door to Advertiser Office.
?T?n-1?_tf_I
COSCAREE]
TnE Thorough Bred STALLION CONGA
REE will stand at Edircfield C. H., during
the Fall Season nt $20 for tho Season. For fur
ther particulars, onquire of-Mr. JACKSOX COVAB,
at the Clerk's Office.
Sept 15 Sm 33
SADDLES! SADDLES!
JUST received a lot of Second-hand MCCLEL
LAN SADDLES, which are ia good order,
and almost as good as new. Price, $10.
C. A. CHE A TH A M A BRO.
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