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AIL MS H E T omeboy- womana of course-in quires why, w E,I va was manufactured from the qvix*"Ab, a servant wasn't ma+sde at- "suele wait- el her ? Somebocl e1 e-a womuan, Wqcimagiae rep>it foewiing s . V~ dae,n,ver came whining to e w Ia agg&TtIocking to be darned, -'cotta ased-p: Gergj tatepct "r aa quick now." ecause he got down behi,d the palm trees, and arei eag irumela1t.o*yetd ' n supper uo.t z easly, iy dear " kettle aver it himselft we'll' enture-; and pulled the radi hes, pfe. the" qtatoes, and y bhit 6e ough . le teil ,' ;. v ; hieke s, and d after the chickens hiq"elf.. -He newer brought home hair d ozen ' in when Eve hadt tany - e neiee'stye4 -et tiR 11 o'clock to a ward meeting, hurrahing for an oat-and-oet. cadidate, and -then sld because poor ]Ere was t-ittiug up sad crying, inside the gates e never ed- b ins and drove r + tsbsco sm,oke. He never loafed aronrd gp scliOMi Lwhil,a -eage kn l Cain's eradle at home. In short, he did not think- . epecip y *reated and was that it dwgraced a ma to lighten a woman's t nothing cooked." "Well, get p -.and cook somie "Well, get up and get- a cleana and fork- I'IL g"broug ottIon Niyh'ow." )u rgbs5 x iiGn 6ndboard a * boat o - t Potomac, gnd - *. & 2cal*' is - g jb ppened'to- slif and{I f1l on deck.. A4dpndy, who chanced to be nege aftb6~ tiine; stood, mo not assist her in gettngJ1f, ~br9*I 4 @'A ...1xaC' in ~~pE'the dab-ef wkick is NappIer athan when in e, - - Wbes.b lust tramp the a sbaf fill, 44 owa} s efgfgltee to muid. O~ bbage head -4~s * still an infant, his wings just beginning ta eme out of higdek. lie is one of sithttheae iuetn nbu tons, ge-..beg .mind e atosaenot caleuiiatedI to Iwih.,.ta playing marbles on Sund-ty, and sternly asked.J.jok .s w.were tthose little boyAW'n44 al aabIes .on. Sunk noenti~v, -"' same - en toe Celgo c on, am g e SA w S~lJualist, w sewife had r'" penif iroe h-day late sty~le of hoo -skirts h~ usthi$.deNecdii,e sean,face-expatnsion, aneir * ~9*~ent, gossamer-indestr etibk,po oe cworam. It is sai,d to it vtry therming thing. jfid,' said a lady to her hus - adkia4 1 am gVng. to have a stiff e~ i o at all improbable, my dear,' Jhe h~ihave seen strong sy optoms of ie?Jc I hare known you.' return upon a writ was made a4juty Sheriffin Indiana. It was: 00sei the-within ; but was fit with brtckbats by the wimmrin. o that I could -not sarve it." 1 rretefh, who, at a social party, said that a goang lady playing a piano forte was like an ape, because her fingers were .geogkeysshas been arrested. To keep thelfireside while man goes out and.cellects .the materials to make the pot boil is said to be woman's mis sion, "Shrall 1 leave some tracts here?" TYes," said the irritated burgher, "with 'the toes towards the door."~ What kind of leather would a naked Moor remind you of? Undressed mo. Why was William the Conqueror of no sex? Because he was niot a female .Mgr-anan. *Reverdy Johnson has a cataract in his eye; but how many young men have a 'water-fall in both! The best physicians are Dr. D)iet, Dr, Q,iet nne Dr. Merryman. Of ths 4 T ep,a t the - Fha si p et CCoUlege. Wata1* Newberry College has reached a period in ts history, in which the Boarti of Trusteps is compelled either to suspend the-eaercises of the -Iaetlsution indefnitely, and to sell the property at public auction, or to make a compromise with the holders of Scholarship t, and WHxaa Scholarship holders have been notifBed by' circular of the necessity of im mediatelvyesitting their dues that the ex ercisea of 'College may continue, and they have failed to respond, and IfiVtrc, Thernecessity of snch. action has been occusioned, not from any want on he art -of - e Beard of Trostees to comply itls its obligatios ; but from the tion "oneangK of the 'Scholarship holders to fifil. tae obl.gauons ipiauvsd st in their .bonds, and Wisais, The necessity t er to s-a Hpend, and to sedl, or to re anise fnrces itsvli upon the . oard at the p.vnt time, therefore, . 'RsbL CA , By the Board of Trustees as rsienbled, and in accordance_ with the re commendation of. the Ev. Luth. Synod of So. Ca. and alcateut States, whose servants they are, holding in trust - the College of said Synod: l.: Every Scholarship paid in goodino ney or its. equivalent, before or during the war; shall be charged only half the p-ice of thition for every collegiate year due t or if paid in Confederate money after Jan. 1st, 1863,three-fourths the amount of ,tuition, uitilbe avaidskhowrship is: fully 'e:ptned. 24 Allsclarsbpc, whose due have not been paid In +ail, au Jau. 1st, 18681.shall be ens14ered unit and void, and willbe re garded by the Board, after said date, as foreie. -. 3. chola:ehip holders, *ising -to arail theosselreaVthe ?nedt otheir schotar ships. fosfeited asl i Res., can. do so by piysnthe balance due on 'their 1irhotsr sh eips a4efore theiretof 'Jaa 190, and securethe iewefit of-Re-L> s 4othiog h!eer, ereia contaiped shall eatitl.eihe scfeolai h dec to send on sch sclbar ship u L all gjmasat paid.. 4 ..4Lr Jan. 1st,.1.66, .New6erry Cul lege sli be seL gsta jag, agteery. str deut sht be ehrgcd a4othly, and no ore shall be 'perinited -to cogint u natid is owntlv arrearat-s"es are lar-tlement made uwith tie President. . 5. AUBzncficiaries of tie Luath'urch, as the Colleke is au Institution of the Church, thalta etiiidtedto'tOtion free, un lejsjott wVt+sc t red.by a glat>tp i be sodaerthe id e of fis ineeftig f the' Beard 6f Trug 7.-A0 bisek diteeahsdl be,paced into the hailds of a colfeetorto' be.appointed, a:td be shall be authorized to proceed .in .the ~ulc,tioi'o f these duer aceording t6 -his jiagineni, 'snit te ~amount collerted shall. be applied to 1i datitng die baek' salariles 8o TI Preamble ard Rssoou.ions be publisiedi t6hde Newvberry Ikrald arid Ev. Lutheran for three consecdilve i.sin. The.folloing rate.of t1e Preparatory Departmneat-ladnag Writing,Arithnesis English Gram mar, Geography, &c., per month, -$2.00 Caialfl et- -Lauti k, )fahem4 4m. - 8.00 Collegiate otrse, - - 4.2 The cofledto~r uindere oin 4, above, is to be appointed by the. President of the' C gsueforgdd 44obe Prof. Smieltzer was retaired as the Presi dent tot tK TCollege 'Hb. Ibstkation is plac#edhjs cdage; aubesisto em ploy assistants, one or muore if necessarye~ ~ a'4iMythe Board asb meecnig. And the Board wig use their best efarts to aid himi sadaikiag Ihe Insskadeon. fIThe Instition to be opened 1st MQndiy in vRe. E. Gan'o'h:nan. HENRY SUMNER, 2 r4aog theBoard. What White Men Can Do. of what cani be done by the energy of white men. Let our people all ~A worthy citizen of the Fork, Avith two small sons, made 400 busheLk Corn, 60 bushels Rjce, 4 6ales{'dttpn; and at plenty- of all kinro pro#isions. A coend family working oi the same pan t:pon,zperior.in foreo tr the ~abve, mnado 20 husheIs oi-n, a ~iight bale o5f Cotton, 10 bdsbis Ride, isd o$ber artieles of prodlzee in prepardon Another gentlemap o(the saas setion, who is on~e of our ba haiborersi, awidone or ttio lhaWfkande jnad.e a.ecrop fuilly e<pl in cver respdet'to that of30olored wo?k Ag4hasoth.e sam~e 'ground in former seasons. Anotheafriend of ours, in an theJ~r, part,. of the Fork, .with 3 Towaddank hoe a dA, all :lestcoin,450 bushele Corau, 150 bushels Peas, 50 bushels Rice, 300 gallons Syrup, ran a Grist Mill for the benefit of himself and neigh bors, made Pinders and Potatoes in abundance, realized one hundred dollars from the sale of Water melons, all on lands counted poor. We like this system of Agrieul ture ; our people must no longer trust to making money out of one leading staple ; they must pay their attention to diversity ofecrops, and make each contribute its quota to the profits of the year. Tbis is the only system of planting that will payin these days on our aver While on this subject, we notice on the part of our most intelligent land owners, a disposition to sub stitute small forces of white men, for the large gangs of colored laborers they have bheretofore em ployed. We have heard of several. who have sent on orde'rs to Gene ral Wagener, State Commissioner of Immigration, for whbite laborers, from the number who are now ex pected in a few days from Ger many by sailing vessel direct to Charleston. It would he well for' our people to give this subject duo consideration, in time to make their arrangements for the coming year.-raneburg Avews. Mrs. Lincoln and her dry g-iods are gning to Wncshinetnn. Louis Sceodair; Having removed to the CORNER STORE ON MAIN STOWBT, formerty eccupied . by A. Harris, and 'directly oppo$itc Messrs. Wiskeman & Wilber, woud respectfully in frin the ladies and citizei:s generally, that hE is prepared to furnish, Dinner, Supper, Pienie and Wedding Parties, with every kind of CAKES and PASTRY, at short notice, such as gTEEPLEgg Of Nogat, Almond, Cocoanut, Maccaroni, Orange, &c., Iced and Ornamented CAKES. Cli:rlotte Russe, Jelly and Blanc-mange, Cream nizl Swiss Meraiuquos, Fruit Merain quo, Vehcrin;Polonnaise and Jelly Cakes. Also nn hand Tresh Fruit, Pound and Spone (akes, Jelly RoHs, Sugar.DBiseuits, Jui:bles, Ginger Snaps and Nuts, Rock Cake,-Love Eisses, &c., Fresh Bread and Assorted Pies, Every Morning. Sw eet rolls, and Tea bread baked to order. lie will also have a fine as-ortment of FRgC.and"other GANDIFS of bLi own maa * oture.. . Hsviogfine ovens,. bake pans, and his material being of the lest, and :terms very moderate, he respeerfuHy solicits a share of May 1 18 tf. m sslREIillaLt RILS, Neberry C. .. S. C. Plain and Elegantly Trimmed PATTERNS, Of all the Latest and. ost' Desera vt4be tylekfor .adies'nd 'Chil ren's Dress, including Cloaks, Waists, Basques, Sleenes, Under Garments, -&c. Novelti xfox Children in Great Variety. Mrs. arris has just received the New and Elegant Deeember Fashions for Ladies' and iChildren's Dreses. MAcNew Stock Mliey Boneefs, . Mil iey ~Trimnuings. an1?cy Dress htuttons. Having lost on~The abdve named fleecy article, andl haiviige t'o is-a- -fai-ge amounVsof inouey. I there fnre am determined to offer for-the NEXT -HIRT7 DAYS, cost, consitid mainly of leading articles, .aueh as KERES, Heavy 8 r~c ped naburgs1 CL(TUING, BOOTS aud SHOES, GROCERIES, &c.,&c., &c. And other articles too tedious to enumerat. Catll for A4nythin.g yout Wa nt ! Mig-Merchants, Planters and others, are invited to call and examine for themselves.1iit W. HI. WEBB. November 20 47 Cloaks ! Cloaks! C l oa ks! CLOAKS! Cloaks! Cloaks! WAhere ? at M. BARIRE & SON'S. SPLENDID -(F Fall and Wi ON EXHIB C. .F. J.A0 COLUMB WHICH ARE OFFERED AT UNI Iiis Stock has been selected with the greate and it will be grealy to the advantage of bu, seenure ba-rgains4. This store Wseligibly situate d iiRi GOOB! DRY GOODS! AT II EARl S New Store' MAIN STREET, CoLUlBJA. s. c We are now receiving a very large and.complete assortment of DRY= G OODS', Of all descriptions, suitable for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE. . : f We respectfiilly invite. our couitty friends to give us a call when they visit Coluiubi andwe can assure them that we will *ell them Dry Goods on as good terns aw. t1 e. can be ?mad in the.&ate. 3: L. KINAIU) 31jn'Street, Cola ia,.S..C '00 I1tJJ1R1IE & OM i DEALFRS IN. & Freign, Domestice $TAPLEA FAMNCY ~Dry Goods, We woul<dealt thie at tendoni- of 4ur friends ad customners, te pta,ile. generilly, nnd: the ladies in' partenlar, to thirstoeo~'f Fall and iWister DAess Gio4,; i';cndu e i ofo nving styles: Dres's Goods,, I!Iines, Aipaecae C;olored Silk, - hosierv andri Gioresa, 'Gensb Fur'ni4ing Go6ds,' Kid -Glove,e, tLadies.and Gents,)' Shirts and Draiwers, White Goods and Laces,. Freinch 'cTtsetts, - Uiren Gooda, t'assimere and Salecm (N. C.) Jeans,: Ribbons~, Velvet, TaEeta sod Bonnet, Elastie Cord and Braids, U6a'd Nett , Bess'TrinmingsanJ(Buttons, Arpaca and Silk Braids, Sha wls; VYn and Berages, - BooprR Skirts, Emibroideries of al1 kinds, . - HA TS AM) CA PS a fali lime. TEMSTfCTLY CASH. October 2-40. Cottage for Sale 'at viry ddclable Cottage Tioise i the iiage of Helena, kne'-n as. the Diedrich Lor.tman pla1ce, is cdTred for sile. The locimiT is healthy and fine, and on te lot, which to 71-100 of an aere, are sorme.beanti fut4kk.hade oaks.. The kitehen garden is a superies onee, Anid in front of-the premises is a Sowegiden.: This praedis well im pvpd,~ and very desirable.as aresidence. or teruis wan,-h- wil be made .accomo dgrng~appky to th.e untdersigned at Helena. C. J. LINTOaBS, Dec.. 11 50 St. Ador's Agent. SLKfN OF SOUTH CARdLINA NEWBERRY DISTRICT' By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry I District. Whereas, William Hlatton has applied to mae for Letters of A dministration,on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of. .Lodoska WVadsworth, late .of he pdistdct aforesaid. deceased: - -.. - These are therefore to cite and admonish all and sing-iinr, the kindred and creditors of. the said deceased, to be and appear before' me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said 4 District, to be hoiden at Newberry Court House on the 26th day of Dec., inst, to show < cause, if any why the said A.dministration should not be granted. Given under'may hand a.nd Seal, this 12th dao Dec., inst , in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven. John T. Peterson, o. y. p. dec. 18 51 2t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. NrEWBERET DISTRICT, By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry. District. W h e r e a s , George Larsen has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits cf Jacob H. Hunt, late of the district aforesaid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be hoiden at Newberry Court House on the 24th of' December inst., to show cause, if any why the said Adminis- I tration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 10th] day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven] JOHN TF. PETERSON, O.N.D. Dec. 18 51 2t. For Rent. We offer for rent the HOUSE and LOT formerly owned, and now occupied by S. P. Kinard, in the town of Newberry, S. C., containing TWO ACRES, a good well of Water, Orchard of as choice fruit Trees as can be found, and as good a Garden as Iany in the place. I .JOHN A. KINARD1 JAMES H. M. KINARD. ] Decembe,. tth, 1867 11 5O tf. ARRAY1I nter Goods [TION AT E S O JS'S, IA,,S.C. 'ARAUELED LOW PRICES!! st care, mid presents an attractive variety, -rs to call and eramir.e for themselves and on Main street. Oct 16 3m. Buy the Best. J. W. Bmdley's Duplex ELLIPTIC SKIRT. A..* Of the foilowna popnlar Styles, viz TIP-TOP DEMI QUAKER - Paris Trail A Excelsior, Single Steel - Reception, Quaker; Double Steel and all other late styles can .be found here., A lady having enjoyed.thc.pteasare, corn ort and great conveiience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel pring Skiris - or a single day, will never sferwards wil mngly dipse, with their use. ' or chil lren, misses and young ladies they are so rriort, all others. 'M1AHTAS BARRE. & 'O0 - October 2 SADDLES, &C. 'he shbscriber would respectfully inform is friend, and. the public ganerally-that he uas opened a cormplte Jaddlery aiid Harnes ESTABLISHMENT, ~t BLEASE'S OLD STAMI, OVER THE TI SHOP, Where he will keep con?tantly on hand, iddlesemid Jfarnessof every description.. w IG oe ith 1eatness --- and1 DespatcL TER MS, ASII, at ;uoderate and popular ries - - jan 1s . ly J .. BOYLE, Agent. Aissas. E rvons--PIee a slow-na a lace ri your :Iger to inivit the~ atte itign fthe w.pyle gege.ajly to our r CLOTHING AND FURNISHlING~ QO0DS! Our Stock con'.ists -of the.rzpost desirable elections from the-best Clothing Houses.of ewYrk,improve$;by gamns ae ~rder from g->ods of'o own ehoid,'and mbIraucing every grade, in,dictted bf p'ies avgin)g iroig -. - .. 96.0 to $60 Per Suit. SINGLE GA IMENTS, IN PROPORTION. - peciaLat.tenition given to Elts S 3oQts,$IIOCS Mnd Tiex nishin 6dBoodS Dealing exrctnsively in tidsline, and hur ng our Goods for~Vush,-we can andl wiltof er indueemepts noL to be fon- ls.ee SWe.are..much- encouruged at theo ~igh conmiendation- of competent jndgeus vho limve ilately;~ examined- the elothing tocks of our neighboring towns, Columbia mid Augustnw:hty w lio- asure u3 that OUR STOCL~ s equd~i if -not suporior in~tniany respects, to any to be found' ~in those mnarkets. - Then yh-e'is a call, and ifwe fall o please, the loss be im ou*r skoizlers. WRIGh T & 00PP60X, No. 4, Mollohon Row, October 2 Kewberry 6. C, School Notice. The undersigned woutI inforia.his-'fomer atrons, and others who-wv'l!th afail thiem ~elves of his servicos as 'teachrer, 'tht'ttie irst sessioz) of.jds school will comnmvoeon he second Monday in- January next -and ~ontinue until the 18th of AJuly. IP~pils will be.ch.irged from time of entrance to ~lose of session. No deduction will be-al owed except in cases of protrae'ted illness. nstructions will be given in the inodern anguages, French and Germah., to those wishing it. Boarding can be had either with the indersigned or in the vicinity. For further particulars address, THOMAS DUCKETT, Liberty Hall, Newberry, S. C. Dec. 11 50) 2mo. LEGAL NOTICE. JONES & JONES ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN EQUITY1 Will practice in the State Court.s for the. Districts of Ne wberry, Laurens, A bbeville, Edgefield and Lexinugton, and in the United tates Circuit Court for~ South Carolina District. And are especially prepared for, md will give their immediate attention to dl cases in Bankrupt cy which may be en rusted to their care. JONES & JONES. [U. J. JoNEs,. ... . .,. ..... ...B. M. JONEs. Newberry C. H., Dec 10th, 1867. 11 50 4 Dr. J. D. Bruce Having resumed the practice of Medicine, anders his professional services to the public.. Office in the building formerly occupIed by Sr. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs. arp's residence. The Great Decline in Cotton Has been iollowed by a corresponding lecline in all Gotton Fabrics tu the N.'rth !rn matkets. Now being determined TO SELL GOODS At a Fair Value, Regardless of Cost, L Hae Maked all y Gnods .DOWsr AND WILL SELL AS LOW As the TIMES DEMAND. D. MOWEl. Norember 20 47 . I[illinery ! Millinery!I Weekly additions received, By D. MOWER. !ov. 2947 tf Cloaks! C1oaks!! 01 styles cut and made to oder, At 1) MOWER'S. N~ow.2) 47 t. Axes! AxesIt A superior artiele in style and uality, . By. D. MOWE Nov. >7A tr. rnportant PERSONAL Having. lately pur hawed Mr. Koung's interest, and. increased my Stock of Goods, since the last unouncement, in aL - _ EB WINTIR B $6 Cam now aI, to'eottpet~ wh$ one tid7a 1, either af'o Qmality~ ottbonW af Pru - The leading seekatiea re ' Dr-.t .. . - Dres& Godg - - ~- ClO<1ks CloalMs, mnnti n' kr siies pritternas Oaudtyrg - ea Ge St -- rocenies, 109i -sack LiDerpQO ;&tu - ~nd-a findassortmnentof - f HABDWA t'. Which liatter, NIR~w Sell at I soicit an ex'ainiOln f YnyStokto ~ovInce the1nost skep tical tha& what I sy .rtGgbretenie rage enjoyc4 iinec openingender the old firmn, rrespectfal y ask a, eo na~tion'of th,e same, awiil Sain!to e1%to':gIve mrieod. th4 suIe evrfatieactet W. T. TARRANT. P 3QOTT'S8 F shionable -CIothing~ and Wear Post Ojicej 2 etcerr~ S. C. Yoteru's and MEr's AS E$TS; PANTS; OyTER TS, RT'S,' IfDESH' 'I'S, RjICK. ES POCKET HIDIF'S ih T NN 09 geni araly, just',rrivad. UITh 'of the best PR 1CR and ENGe ISg. M-ATBEIAbssed 'or med.ATEST fYLE& saexprTL~ aat p41EAum=Ty -Fall and Wintertek~ of. ReadyMadeClothing,C1loths, Cassimeres & Vestings, or EusiNWSs apd DRnSS asum &c., rc., nly CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS and THE PUBLIC ilI find it to their INTEREST to give mDe a all before buying elsewhere, as I a pre, ared to SELL AuRICLES in my line on -as 9HEAP and REASONABLE TERMS a8 Can bC >btained in any market south. Making, Cutting Altering and Repairing lone at shortest notice. P. Scott, Newberry C. H., s. C. Oct. 9 41 1y SPECTACLES. Fine Periscopic Glasses, at ess than one fifth the price isually asked by Olpiticians. For sale by E .B~Y Dc. 449 imo. Agent. WITtES AND JEIIELRY, AN ELEGANT STOCK At E. s. BAILEY'S, Dec. 4 49 imo. Agent. WARRANTED Genuine and Perfect in every lparticular. For sale by Dcc. 4E49s.mBAILEY, Sheriff SSalme - By an order from .Joha1i Pe lm, Or dinary., I will resel, at the risk of the for mner. purchaser, on Moud4y, the 6th of Jan tnry, 18GR, befyre the Court Haiase, within tholerl hours of ;:t" one traet O' IaOa, belonging to the estate of Jaceb"e,kinh, dec'd,iand sold by Lewis A. Pet rv. S.. rah Perkins and other.~ Salto res eeo tains b7f Acres, more or l Is--nd sar Colony Church, and bound.ed . ad a of Mary BSence, Daxid Cook, Sarah Fellera and others, known 's the Hode Place, or tract No. 1. Terms of Safe--af a credit nati- the 4t day of November, 1868, with interest from She day of sale, exeejit soluncli of the pur chase money as may be neceary to pay the cost which must be paid in cash. The. purchasec to give-bond with at ,lesa approved securities, ind a iomt-e' * premises to the Ordinary to keiir w chase money. T. 3f. PAYSIN "ss Dec 18, 1867. Also, by an:orderrfroa Qltieis will sell At .the same.i4me and; real estate of Laaoska Wadswrt ing'forty 0? fy acfes;, jolne bf J. B. Heller, Wm. H:Rufaod QpiXgia Terns of sale, credit until - h 1868; %ith the baaitice'er t.. to above advertisement: T.-M PA YINGE & ; Dec. 16thr1867. - . Also,4 ae tract of landi:eon4 Acces, more .or 'tem bode. Wni. Metr, 'Vichact BWcrs ai Metz. ?The res.stme ef deceased, o a credit untij.the. . o uary, J819, and . Ibatane of:Ur sa-me as the above adrertiseefnet T XT. PAYSINGERi e. Dec.-18th, 1867: --.- - . .yysirtne of a Wri$ of 14e directed, I'will sell on 1f Idna'tary'; 198 the*e a Se-"T: o: Land c aai Acres. more ot. less,. b of Richard 5atteri ,Di and others. Two ine Brood - Two horse Wag, 2 pair aIMd Saddie. Lettet1 e3MathSfIt' IS . D 9 6 e s . G lb o a . t ". . Also Lwil) sell the. twofln ftn"-e 'wn of .iwb*e - this time b .D GrisottA A. ton,. nd bounded. ip. sq6are ott -the south s " Mh4 en :rhe-north by the snitQof Sam $B o)is cs W-.W. McMorriea; *ct H Also, 180O,Ages efA,als Ihome trct,) 'containing boolidd by ladsof T4 Caldwelt, LemueL Dicer 1o' 2'; tying on Indiatn bounded by lanes -Dr. - L..Davis and .P. W .CieAN Twetle Bundred(ib Acres. -vled Off the poipr 4f-$. 1i a t1Lot" .9I3Gtl L qi1~ ,s licMo >e . W. acdJoeCaldweifr . - _ STATEOFSOFFHem W. E ?arridto e \ta AaroOiba udt,ae~ It appearing to -bstuetOtalP nsUltfordsAaro6 limits of this State. dii o -te1rlothItis 841dtorf Oste - .do plcad, ansresar,e's!s~k in fqrty daiys. frogn thpfliest orthe samme wflletapifi them. --- - -o; . -Cami's afie,, , ,g STT F OUH'A M - Sflas4ohnstone. Seel, ief. ~t pnlcocr r~e z uary next at the r-isk of tC Nautmh :ide of' Enorte verf three hiundreil acre8{# 6 mill -and t fc .at nd j4~snortp e of 4 tht purci0e mrt4 bt ..ntune rea U , or Omy Jnds fAps bjntz, on and others. . 4Tn's.-kedii Wmonlsit -intr icz..fleisdry Coui4r Uourchase - nJg to be apaeddig.bwAiwith at lest two good suretles anmd~, ,.woftg:.gO of the land. The costs of thefe roehdings to be piiscash ..~S FONE, -Com'rst ce c . x.D he Sftite kf -So Newboiry Distt - - Bill tofojeedese azg&eC1Re L By ordei- o't theCor at publie: enctRn,: on.faes Janaagy 6, bf.~i ew rry .a se un mn 4~i - ewhbeny..The sakkdlei more . Jess,. and is 'Striet, infi -satci west byn Dry k'e n;ndo3 d by lands oCoL. Simee Et. e to give bond with at least tw and a mortgage of. the prom the purchase ~ne~.aab1e at tsW months,. with interest raUm4Ldh and to pay the corsflof - 1 cash. - SILAS JOHN830NE, oma.m Com'rs Office, ,18 D)ec 1.867. .,2 STA TE OFfSOUT H CAROI4NA, - NewBERnY DTSTiroMIN EQWwsrw Henry Sarme and William Samme# Sr. viving Adm'rs., vs. Mary M,. iinm~trp, * C. P, Summer,. et. at. Bill to se11 Land, Marshall Assets and Gene rat Relief. By order of the Court of Eq,uity, I wilt meli at public-outcry, before the Court Hus at Newberry, on the first Monday in Janupry next, the Kibler tract of land lying in lex ington District, containing: wo hundred andt seventy two acres more or less, and bounded by lands of Joseph Epting, Joseph Sheily, John Swittenburg and oth.ers. TERMs-The purchaser Will be peritted to pay any piortion of the purchase money in cash, otherwise the same must be secured by bond, with at least two good sureties and a mortgage of the property. :The costa of these proceedings to be paid in cash. Corn's Office, SILAS JOHNSTONE, Dec. 1651 St *0 C. E. N. D. JOHN H. HOLMES, Commission Merchant Boyce & Co.'s Wharf, C HA RL E ST ON So. Ca., -UzlSnl TO-. Uon. George A. Trenholm,. Andrew Simonds,President 1st National Bank Charleston. F. S. Hlolmes, Piesident S. C. Mining and Manulucturing Co.