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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01
IMPORTANT BY LAST NIGHTS
MAIL.
Special Dispatches to the Charleston Courier.
Affairs at Washington.

WASHINGTON December 30.
The cause of the resignation Of Secretary Floyd was
the spiking of the guns at Fort Moultre tile dostruc
ton Of Government property, and the abandonment
Of the post by Major Anderson without orders, which
is violation of tile Presidents pledge to the author
tiles of South Carolina Secretary Floyd construes
the refusal of the President to order Mujor Anderson
to resume his former position into endorsement Of
the attcrs course notwithstanding the fact that Major
Anderson acted upon his own responsibility.
The Cabinet has bcea in consultation in reference to
this subject full twcntyeight onrs Secretary Floyds
position was sustained by Mcssrs. p. +. Thomns, oil
Maryland Secretary ofthe Treasury, and Jacob Thomp
son, Of Mississippi, Secretary Of the Interior.
The President, Isaac TouceY Of Connecticut secre-
tary of the Navy; Jacob Holt of Kentucky Postmas
terGerera'; Jeremiah s. Black, Of Pennsylvania Sec
rctary Of State and Edward NJ stanton, of Pcnusyl
vania Attoruey'General took ground against secrcta
ry Floyd
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State Convention.

We are indebted to the Charleston Courier for an
extra containing thcproceedings ofthe Convention on
Saturday last:
The President read communication from tho COL
ector Of the Port Of Charleston, which had been
ceived yesterday in secret session, as follows;
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE,
Charleston, December 2s 1860
To the Hon. d. F. Jdnison President Of the Conpea:
tion:
SIH-I beg leave respectfully to inform the Conven-
ton that in obedience to an Ordinance passed on the
2Gth inst, all the officers artached to this Custom
House. entered yesterday into the service of the State
and that in addition have commenced to receive du-
tics and transact all other business Collector for the
State Of South Carolina, and for the Port and District
Of Charleston
have the honor to he very respectfully, your obc.
dient servant, w. F. CoLCOCK,
Collector Of the Port of Charleston.
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The News from Charleston.

It requires no very vivid imagination to suppose
hat the electric message which bore the Of the
evacuation Of Fort Moultrie, and the occupancy OF
Fort Sumter by the Federal troops in Charleston har-
bor sent thrill Of wild enthusiasm through every
Carolina heart Camden must have place in the pic
ture and we know that if need be, there are gallant
young hearts and odones too, who would march, upon
the frsttap ofthe are ready to g:ve The
tap-to the defence Of our old and beloved Queen of
the South The boys are ready. Heaven bless the
boys. They are to be the Palmetto logs if need be,
in another Fort Moultre ana the foundation stones
Upon which the pillars must rest Of our new and
splendid Temple ofLiberty.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. at the residence Of his nther Capt JAS NJ.
Ingram, in Ktrshaw District on Sunday evening. 9th
December, PERRY +. INGRAM, in the 2Sl year of his
age, leaving widow and infant son, only fo:r months
old
He had been for the last three years consistent
member OF the Methodist Church. and died in the full
assurance of nitl even exutng in prospect of heaven
lyrcst.
JOHN MONROE, infant son of Perry F. and Frances
L. Ingram. died Oh the eth Dec 1861 aged months
Thus in three short days tie father is followed to the
tomb by his only surviving offspring and his widow is
now also chidlcss How mysterious arc tie ways Of
Providence l. w
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6-}tG.GSJsREEEsS.

CIIA1g~oIVH I7VV'IIIIEE n: IE'3V' J
[GENLEAL ORDERS, o..
You will rorthwtlsr!cr out The various Ga'ialiors
composing YOUR comra,s d make 81 cali for Ynl;ul-
tcers, pursuant to m in accordance With the provision
of the second secoG an Act ITO provh; ~ r;IerI
military FORCE a coryol which hrrewti :Es!$:h!t
above. ~
You will organize those who volunteer ini" csn,-
pancs according ot section referred to above and
furnish this Office ftll the llaEo Of every Company.
the Battalion frsm Wch it is raised and complete
list Of its officers, rlI.comnssioicd officers and
privates. -ssSA
If volunteers in s,icicn numbers arc not rendered
to comply with tic Act above referred to. you will
order draft for stl numbers as may be necessary
to complete the orgnizttion Of every CORPS.
BY order r. &. NJ. DUNNOVANT,
Jan. lit. 9fjuiaht aud Inspector General
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State Of sou:s Garoii;ia--Eiersi,:,w
District.
Bv William .MyBallock, Esquire, O,'ai,

By William. .MsBaliock, Esquire, Ordinary.
XNIIEGEAs, J:E. Rodgers applied 10 ME for
w Letters Of ADMINISTRATION Oh all and singular,
the goods and etttels rights and credits Of
Samuel Heron, latSoI the district aforesaid, de-
ceased: ~
These are therefor to1eite and adnionish ALL, and
singular, the kinIrd and creditors Of the said de-
ceased to bc aid ifear before ut neyl 0rna.
ry's Court for the saa District to hc holden at Ker.
shaw Court House III the Eighteenth day uI january
next 10 show cause if any, why The said adniuistra-
tion should not be eanleU
Given under M. Hand and Seal, this 24it day
If December, in tiG rcaro! our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred anu sixty, and in the eielty.ii fifth
year OF American Independence.
jan Id WM. II. BULLOCK, 0. X. D.
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Don't be Alarmed.

We can safely our friends. who are.in the
habt~of visiting Camden at this season Of the year.
that they need fear nothing in regard to the small pox
as there is not single in the town or vicinity.
The case reported two weeks ago. brought from Co.
lumba, has recovered and no new cases have occur
red that we perfectly safe in assuming that no
apprehensons, upon that ground need be felt by any
one wishing to visit Camden
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Special Disrateh to the. Charleston. Courir.
Important from Washington.

WASHINGTON, December o. 7 D. m
Secretary Floyd says positively that lie knows moth.
ing officially Of Andersons movements He gave no
orders to Col Anderson n relation to the evacuation
of Fort Moultre and the burning of the gun carriages
The suppostion is that Anderson acted on his own
responsibility.
The President and Secretary of War assert most
solemny that Col. Anderson acted not only without
orders but against orders The Cabinet is now in ses-
sion, and the matter will be fully discussed.
Governor Floyd as well as the President knew no.
thing Of tho change contemplated, and remained in
doubt as to the reason until dispatch from Col An
derson settled the matter. He stated that o acted in
his Defence believing it impossible 10 defend Fort
Moultrie against attack. He therefore, removed
the stores, troops &C., to Fort Sumter, which affords
better security. The facts in relation to the whole
matter to relieve the Administration from any
colntenance or completely in the change.
Voldminous dispatches have betp forwarded to An
derson by the War Department. but their nature is
kept secret. The Department seems unwilling to con-
tradct affirm the thousand flying rlmors which pre-
vail on the Avenue. Some most extravagant rumors
have been published. Adispatch announcing that the
firing Of cannon had commenced caused great conmo.
ton. Aprivate dispatch received from Baltimore states
4 1sss sa',sasias.e'Sggneelars w
The President refused audience to great many
persons this evening and those who have seen him
say he exhibits much feeling in regard TO matters in
South Carolina. The Commissioners were informed by
him that they would not be received officially but that
special message would be sent to Congress on Mon
day with reference to their mission
Mr: Benjamin, of louisiana will make a Speecl, in
the Senate on Monday, when the Presidents special
message comes up 1t is understood that he advo.,tes
the right of secession and usfcs the course of sotb
Carolina.
WASHINGTON, December q, 10 p.m
The Cabinet has been in session since n,ghtrll on
the movements in Charleston and the special csssre
IN regard to the mission ofthe South Carolina Copmis.
sonerS. The Cabinet is still in session at this late
hour The officials also busy at the War Depart.
mont which is an unusual proceeding.
General Scott also denies any previous knowledge of
Andersons movements
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SANDS sAEsAPARsLEA,
The eGreatA rneri can Remedy
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This is the Original and genuine d.,ros
article, which, hy its wonderful
cures. has secured the first and fI-A'
foremost place in public estimation: : FEVER SOREsi
it has now become Indispensable, SALT RuEuH
in families for the most delicate p,,,,r,,,
female and the Youngest child -! ,'"?
may take it at al times with per HrC EhoaN Ci;'
feet safety. IT, not ONLY cures GERS
Sc:nii!a and al diseases ariSin. C;.r,yEc,.s rr.
from vitiatrl! and haped cot- .,,,.,,,.
dition Of Ih: bioo;l bu, il timciv '''''
Msed will Garry of in Il perfectly FAiNTEEs CnLIc,
natural manner alI unllertby Se- RHHgg >rSM
crrtons. and prevent the hreaki;g ERysJpnLAs
out Of those rnisi.ltIr butchcS, ..,,,.,,.:.: ~.
sores and pmprs for which per- "''' ''''. h.'''
SonS "t scroiilons tendency are Iil; EASES '''.'
nnr: nr less subject. g.: GEyL DEBILITY.
Price ST Fer hottie or six bottles tor So.
.A>E tdr Sands Hu%apa' EIt ana take no 0Gi-r
Prepared hr y. i. / y S.iNI,S, Druggists, iGD
tti"n street. NV York. q
For sale by IOIlN j. NcEAIN, Druggist Camden.
,. y. ''' Dec ll-5t
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Secession i'm Mississippi.

JACKSON, Dec. 81
Tic election for Delegates 10 the State Convention
took place yesterday. Mississippi has undoubtedly
gone for immediate secession by an immense majority
1t is estimated that the separate State action party
will have majority of seventy in the Convention, and
majority Of 30, 900 on the popular vote.
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BANK .3f GARDEN, $. G.
DECEMBER 26. 1860.

FI'uE Board Of Directors Of this Bank having dc.
L clarcd a D1NpEND OF TWO DOLLARS PER
SHARE for the l six months, (bcg 1t lie rate o
per cent per aiifhl9 tobe paid 10 the stockholders
in current funds, oTand after the first prox the same
will be paid at teyuUlers respectively, Of the Bank
ofClmrleston, S: G Cpmnfcrcial Bank OF Columbia, $.
c., Merchants BaAG South Curuha, at Clrcruw, $.
c., and Bank Or C:difltn; S: C.'::'.f - -.
- as,:W. II: r. rWORKMAN,
Jan 1T re ''.' Cashier
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.Camdeta male Academy.

A notice in another place advertises the fact that
this School will be- resumed the 7th inst, under
-directionof its excellent Principal Mr.. c. B. PECK,
who viii be assisted by Mr.. BLAIs, an accomplished
Erannh Teacher
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Executors Sale.

f>l permission "f the Ordinary. Will oitr for sale
- 1T l"li'!ic out.,ry. "Wednesday the oh i..v Of
January next. II The lac residence Of Daniel Heron
d! ceased, the following. property to-Hrt: ul.. Negro
Man, slave. named NELSON Also on. tract Of Land
lying on Big lgn'.mS Creek, containing six hundred
hld two acr,s En"wn ;.S II part Of the Young: land:
belonging to the Estate Of the sud dcccSrd ulrOr
which there is pretty good framed House and ont.
buildings and I tirist Mil in operation on never
failing stream
part Of this tract is good Creek Lotions and
another portion is open and under cultivation.
TrrlnS made known on day OF sale
Dec. lS.--ta. j. f. RODGERS Eyo'r
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MARRTED.

OK the 25th inst, by Rev a. F. Dickson, Mt The
residence of Col Thomas J Iickens, near Penllcton
A. G. SALLEY, Of Orangeburg to Miss R. NJ. PlcKEys,
daughter o Maj. A. c. Pickcns, of Mississippi
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j. wARREN.rEdit
An Editor NOosed.

We observe that our friend and brother editor Of The
OrangeLurg Souaron, has recently been ncosed Sue
cess to you Captain.
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Respectfully,

7. W. FIlhENS.
frmed.
The motion was adopted; and at halfpast 20 o'clock
the Convention went into secret session.
At twenty minutes past II O'Clock, the Convention
adjourned till 10 o'clock on Monday, after having con-
ftmed the Governors nominations.
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Take Nntfca.

Mr.. JONES advertises in this days paper that the
cash must accompany all orders for freight by the
South Carolina Rail Road.
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Post Offlce Remoyed.

ourPost Office has been removed to the new apart
ments recently fitted up, under the new Town Hall,
next door above the Bank Of Camden. '..'''
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SeccssOn TrfumDb1nt

MOBILE, December o.
Tile ticket for Delegates to the State Convention, com.
posed Of who are IN favor of immediate secession
oy the stnte Of Alabama, to-day elected by 1000
majority.
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ATTENTION
Camden Light Infartry,

lst. You hereby ordered 10 appear at your
Drill Room, Oh WEDNESDAY ever;.g.
2. Parade ut your usual rendezvous on S,Tr;RD,y
next, 9TH inst. at IL O'clock m
There will be Target Shooting and n Barbecue
Dinner provided.
Members are required TO be punctual in their atten
dance.
BY order Of Capt KENNEDY.
Jan. l,-lt. j. j. pRAKEroRn q 6
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Ehteg William .fcHensr, a-ccascd ef Lancaster Dis
hici. .Souh C',,uliaa.
Will he sol,r commencing on the 2lst Of January next
AMI continuing from tav to day. until the whole is
disposed o-hr order of the Executors of the last
Will and Testame:t Of William Mckcnma and by
consent oG.tlc heirs Nl.law Of the TeStaoT at the
NiiInge Of Lnnc:lStcg. near the Court House
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NOtic:e.

y order of The Lnurt Of Ordinary for Iancasc,
District, will sci! on the StlI riy Of January
lSGl. 1T Tic late rsc!cc uf James SumrcrviIlc Sr
deceased L. or likely Negroes coI<stim. Of men
.wonc' and Children upon credit OLE months with
Interest iiu ''ay "l Site with :ppr"r" s.crlriy
Ai<n. al ";"rproprrty not otherwise ,<lpsrti Of b;
the viii ut said decd.
Sale TO continue the 9th, il Gcccssary
q. ". Sl'MMERTILLE Agent for
De- a3,-2t. lluGH SCMMERvILLE, EXOr.
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Tennessee Moving,

MEMPHIS, December q.
AN enthusiastic meeting was held hero in honor of
tue secession Of South Carolina. The action ortot
State was approved, and salute OF fifteen guns was
hred lnher honor Many buildings were Illuminated
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GEORGIA
S "a IS a 3 Rjl & a
COMPOUND.
FOR PCRLFILNG TIE BLOOD AND DLSE.lSES
CT TIE LIVER

FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD AND DISEASES
CT TIE LIVER
COMPOSITlON.-It contains IN addition to Sarsa.
para, the hydro.acolnlic extract Of Queens Delight
(StiflngiaG Grey Beard, White Ash. or Fringe Tree,
(Chionantlm>E Tincture OF Nay Apple or Mandrake,
(;'odophylluniE and Blood Root. (sGneuiE"ria)
.Appr"re'l OF and recommended by Eminent Paysic.
ians Physicians judge Of its fitness for ti1cr purpose,
by their knowledge Of the virtue of each ingredient
Some have not only approved of tie combination, ba:
have engaged TO introduce it i'll their practice. They
prescribe it, because they know what It is composed
nt-tIlrr know too from its taste, and by carefully
observing its effects in cases in which it has been ap-
prnratnIy tried. tl.t it is pure article \ rrepra-
liUn like this has lolg been needed hy the medical
profession, for III a. large proportion of the diseases
they are called upon to treat, reliable Alternative is
wanted to clahge the existing anorIid state %: t,c
SYSTEM A pbysi(ian:wo makes free use. of this Sar-
s;rrilli in his practice. treat Diseases more suc-
c,sau!ly with less tlnn nlf tie pedicilcs he general
y uses tlian he could Wilhtu!; il - -.
1t has been brought inu popular Use, when it ilaS
bccn tried more hy the recommendation of physicians
tan,by advertising. Al they haze required RESPECT
in. it, IS statGlnent its composition, its medical
and assurance. That j. will be prepared
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Roads,
Situation Wanted.
Easlliorabic nrcss 1Enki,..

10" MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO TIE
Ladies of Camden and vicinity, that she is prepared to
make dresses mantlcs and rnaks in the ncatcsl man.
ner AMI most fashionable STYLE.
She may bc found at Mr. FRElrAGS next 10 the
Post Office where she will be happy to wait on those
who may favour her with q call.
July 3l.-Gmo.
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Ladd, Webster, 4 Co.'S.
Tight Stitch
Family and Manufacturing
Sewing Machines,
l3l Baltimore ST. Between Calvert & Seuthe
Baltimore, Md.

13l Baltimore St. EctWeen Calvert d South
Baltimore, Md
Prices from $50 rpwards; Sample, Of work cent
by np,il
,IN1E prorrelors Of ticseIMacines claim, land sub
l sinntute tie cain.) that their instruments WILL
EXECcrE ANY AND EVERY KIND OF NEEDLE WORK and
perform the same in the best possible manner Combin-
ing it does the merits Of all the Old machines, and,
at the same time avoiding their faults it conlncrds is
set 10 the public as TIE GREAT FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINE. and adapted 10 EVERY BRANCH oF INDUSTRY
where the needle is required.
They will stitch fell, henl brri ami gather. They
make strong lock stitch that cannot be r:ivelei or
pulled ont They make beautiful, uniform STITCH
alike both sides Of tive work without forming the
ridges underneath.
The Machines Isyc great Strength. ere perfectly SIM
ple and the management Of them easily acquired
Any spool Of cotton. thread or silk. may be used
without re-winding' They are almost noisclcss in
their operation. and will wear longer than any other
Sewing Machine axtant
Let Manufacturers Planters. Farmers Iousckecpera
other persons in search Of an instrument. to eG
ecnte ayklm Of sewing done by machinery, make
sure they secure the lss 10y cxaminG e!rs Before pug
chasing.
%ssroLErAEhs~
MEssEs. LAbf, WEBSTER s Co.:
CENTLENEy; For ew days past we have bces
holding Scaloard Agricultural Far> at which arc
! represented. besides our Sewing Machines, those
Of Wheeler 4 Wilson. Grover 4 Baker and Singer
The Report Of the Committee Oh Sewing Machine:
to have been made mt roy last, when the partes
representing Singer and Grover & Baker came forward
and protested against the report being m'ce. on the
ground that the committee were pre,diced in favor 0,
| our machine
\ Dew committee accordingly m:1iHaily agreed
por consisting Of three entirely disinierested persons
las indeed the first crnmittet) and all Of them
Scientific practical hare the pleasure to an
nocc that, after very caishlih Investigation they
awarded ns the only premium that was given. Ac>
eutnpanying please ii'm Tive report.
o.. '. Very Resp, yr's,,
J. D. GHISELIN, in
|. The Awariing Committee Sewing Machines res
pecsf!y Report that after close aD' careful eramina-
lion Of the pribGpl@ construction ami operation ofths
rarioui Sewing Machines on exhibition, and taking
into consideration the character Of the variois stitches
made l- tIeIn and also the relative advantage free
dom from completely, and consequent freedom and
lnbily @! dean2elneut "nG brclkage award the pre-
mnm 10 L,Ld Wcbse. 4 Cor '''' 80
neccmbcr lily. =.
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South-Carolina-.Kershaw District
Executors Final Eotiaa

S,NSTATE OF WILLIAM MCKENNA. LATE Of
Il Lancaster District. South Cnrona-1he Eyccu.
tors Of WILLIAM MCNENNA. deceased hereby give
lI"cc that al Gci'i> due To his st: mus, hr p; Oh
or beli:c the first day Of JANUARY y y lSGl and il:t
AL persons having any demands against c said rs.
tate ar" requested 10 present 'hc same duly ai;csied
on Or Ic"rc that day for lin; settlement n,,s may
he paid, "r demands presented 10 ctcr Of tic Exc.
cutOrs
Rev. ]. J. O'CONNElTa nt Colup!ia s C..
TliuMASM REi.k. at IarraScrvillc s c.
9. b. NORrliROp. Charleston. :. e.
Dec. lit.
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Ell cf the following Valuable Es
tate; Real and Personal.

All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
stnte about one mile South Of the COnrt House. con-
tailny about 1000 acres bounded by lands of Major
Clinton. Mrs. T. House W. s. Hnrper Archibald
Fleming and others. These lands are ahundant!y
watcrrd hy three Creeks: Bear Turkey Quarter and
Rum Greeks. On the former Of these Greeks, con-
venielt 10. Tie .r:,:U quarter. is excellent Mill
Srat-On these ;II:,s Dwelling House known
the Rock House Otcrsccrs 1ursc Ncg:U quarters
and other rut buildings and Clubhouse and Cotton
Screw.-1Giis Plantation has about 1000 cleared
the rclll.t!cr wool laEl. and will he divided into
SEPARATE tracts before the dry Of sale.
Also,
AL trt PLANTATION. on Ciilrs Crcc.,. contain.
ing utou: $50 hcIII,dcd 4y lands Of ". Mclull
cn Jones' tflchc: ur r. f. Wy:ic andor tic South
Gy Lancaster Village; 201 acres Ct which is cleared
tic rcnaa,cr good Timber 'lant. 1t is watcred hy
ellis tTcrh.
Ai3a,
MI liat PLANTATION OR TRACT .OT LAND,
on Sugar Creek. about two miles Southeast oil Fort
Mills EcpUt Iorl; District continuing 450 acres boun-
ded l?.IanGs Of larris Savile, Pr. Stewart John 7
Wit!.c., ;ad tic S,g;tr Greek. %
=. Also, ..,;. ,.,.. :. >,
4 = - ?.
81 Lm!$s,rr. i:.e rrs;acnce OF the atc ri. McKcnrn
containing sin rooms. negro houses "ic;scn, anr nj
-, ~ ''"''t'' '''' ""'S''Sti'SHl 'ScIfo
water. :.
Also,
i'e Lol AND HOTEL On the CORNER of Broad
n;ui :,;u va, no" "ccl't S A. kcidIl Ad
street large stable and other necessary ouilL;ncs ard
gaTdcm lot =.
Also,
-lGc Slo'E' House AND LOT fronting on
Dto'u'Strect 10" "cc'piru US ill Arot!lcc"rr Shop
Also.
ri, r,,...
in.rrL,r viii. I.r.,n ..rd,, H., "" ilIu-S'ee''
a,.o
:" A.! Lol' fronting on Broad-st ret. On
,'',, r' :''.,s o' "H'cS''ee Is large
81.
"':
~ r,,r.r c',,,,.d i."i' ,'':'"s o"
There ar. Use cqnn,o,!i;hs rooms ON t. untr sl;rr
and iii .:r GEAR i:,diatciy ;.Jo;niny. i, hri,k
r:GISe.
A!so
IT,, l., -, i'''; ''"''ef'' oc"UF!:d
80 = ''''''''''' -" > ''''''''t'':
AiSG.
T:sr ,.,,i'NTiEfi I":,'<E ,,i,,, .,,.:o. ;,,,;,'
,,it,.r s:r & :.I .n:' ,.,,,:, ,. -. p,; .,r,, - 80.
occr,ni.L as 4 Es,v: U;lr. ~ "0"
ALSO,
Tie STORE, HOUSE AID LOT win Convenient
room alOvc (crmcr,v cr,,mc1 h,. r. r;nsc,, rl[,t