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George Galphin, Indian Trader

Thomas Galphin, well known Indian Trader in South Carolin and Georgia, owned Silver Bluff, his great grading station where he lived and died. It was at this place that George Galphin was visited by one of the principal Indian Chiees from beyond the Savannah River.  While visiting, the Chief suddenly stood still and looking at Mr. Galphin, said "Mr. Galphin, me dream last night." "And what did my red brother dream?" "Me dream you give me a ine rifle."  "If you dream it, you must have it" and the rifle was turned over at once. Next morning as they walked around again, Mr. Galphin said to the Chief: "I dreamed last night." "What you dream?" "I dreamed you gave me the red coat you wear and much calico." "If you dream it, you must have it" and coat and calico was turned over. After many exchanges, the Chief became disgusted with the game of dreaming, getting the worst of it, and said "Wugh! If you dream um, you must have um, but I dream with you no more."
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Fruit Hill, SC

The Fruit Hill community was situated 12 miles north of the Edgefield County Court House and on the direct road from Edgefield Court House to Newberry Court House. The lands were naturally productive and yielded one bale of cotton per acre and produced 25 to 40 bushes of corn per acres, and 40 buels of oats.
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Dorn's Mill in McCormick County, SC

These remains at Dorn's Mill on Stevens Creek in McCormick County. A road leading to Scott's Ferry extendeed up the river embracing all that territoy between Stevens Creek and the Savannah River.
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Tobacco Hogsheads

Around Augusta, Georgia and Edgefield, South Carolina, on the west side lying on the Savannah River, a rivalry began of pelts, hides and other Indian products and especially of tobacco hogsheads. The hogsheads were made much stronger than in later times.
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