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PRIVATE SALES.
Rtccr S,oamp and Upland Plantations, Mflls and
Farms.
BY II. MCCALL.

BH Il. MCCALL.
At Private Salo--
That extensive and valuable RICE AND COTTON
PLANTATION in 1t Andrews Parish, ten miles from
tho city, Known Long Savannah containing a3UO acres
OF and about 600 cleared and successfully cut-
tvnted ti year, the bunncc s we'll Gmberod with every
variety OF growth The superior productive qualities OF
tcso Lands and their proximity to market should COM
mond them to tho attention OF persons wang to pur-
cbsBc.
All that attractive INLAND RICE, COTTON AND PRO-
VISION PLANTATION in st. JamCs' md st. Georges
Parishes fifteen miles from tho city, uo South Oaro-
limo Rnilroad, known Windsor Hill, containing 1850
acres OF ud about 800 cleared and in Ine condition for
cultivation, balance wOn wooded. Dwelling, Negro
Houses and other improvements on the plncc.
All that lucrative and healthy UPLAND COTTON AND
GRAIN PLANTATION, with a irst-cnss Saw Mill there
on, situao four miles south of Forcnco in Darlington
District, South Caronu nnd Immediately tho limo OF
tho Northeastern Railroad The Mills in 6uccoRsful
operation. There 1000 acrcs 400 first quality
Cotton Land cleared; 1860 acres heavily mbcrcd with
Yellow Pine buildings and other improvements usually
found Oh we'll soued estate, with mules. wagons i'm
pcmens &c; cattle and small herd OF improved breed.
Tho place is well worthy the attention OF capitalists.
lying both sides Of Esto River. perpetual charter,
which yields considerable income annually can be
purchased much below its value.
ASMA1I4 TRACT Of 16M ceres Of Land, suitable ia q
farm, II miles from the city, tho South Carolina Rail
road can bo had for ono hundred and fy doars cash.
FARM of Is acres, with Dwelling and every noces
oubuildng beautifully located In the village of
Greenwood, Abboville District 8. O.. and the Green
vlle and Columbia RailroRd. Plns bo a Office
Apply "a aa Z, aOSyS At
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REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GNEENXILLE. s.. G.

REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GHEENVILLE, s. G.
At Private sale--
Tho Commissioners of tho State Works at Greenvle.
8. O., offer at Private Gale
THE REAL ESTATE OF SAID WORKS
Tho Tract Of Land contains twenty acrcs and s sit
Grecnville 8. Co. having tho Anderson road side
and the Greenve and Columbia Railroad the other.
branch track from tho railroad runs into the premises.
About twelve acres Of the land Is enclosed with high
and close baton fcnco and within the enclosure
THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS. VIZ:
OFFICE, 10 by 40 feet; finished rooms. irepaces.
and Boiler House attached and 60 feet Chimney and
F1ue.
and Drying House attached and GO feet Chimney and
BLACKSMITH SHOP 90 by 100 feet with IT Forges.
IRON FOUNDRY, brick, with two Cupolas, Air Fur
mace, Oven and Chimney.
BRASS FOUNDRY, 20 by 80 feet with Curola, double
CARPENTER SHOP, 50 by 100 feot on brick pillars,
Small BLACKSMITH SHOP 90 by "a feet, with double
Forge: -.o.,,,,
feet.
sToRERooM. % by 80 feet on brick piara.
sMoKEHoUsR, 1s by 10 feet.
CORN CRIB Il by "a feet.
IRON HOUSE, COKE SHED, STABLE, FODDER
WELL HOUSE, 1s by 90 feet
Small ENGINE HOUSE.
Terms-A credit Of and two years. In equal install
ments, with interest from date, approved personal
eecurit mortgage Of tho promises and assigned insur
There arc several small buildings the premises
outade Of tho enclosure which will be sold for cas to
be removed from the premses
For further information apply to
G. j. EIIFoRD,
o,.., Secretary to Commissioner State Works.
OCTOBER 10 mw .Qreenyne, 8. C.
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THE GARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City hage accordance with tho sentiments OF tho ci
gems generally. determined to procure q STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS, Of the most approved pot
terns. They therefore soliot tho liberal aid Of their fe
low-cizens TO enable them to pay for the Tho
Company refer to their services for the past
years III the Fire Department in aid Of this appeal
Committee. consisting Of W. ROMAN and A. HAM.
HTON, win call upon the ciuzona for their contrbu.
tons. HENRY l.. CALDER,
NoTa,nbero eecretary Marion Pire Engine 90.
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD & 1IATHEWES,
ReaI Estate Agents, No. 31b Broad sfreet.

Real Estate Agents, No. 31h Broad street.
At Private Sale-
BRICK HOUSE PLANTATION ON JOHNS ISLAND,
we'll known for its productveness the crop of cotton
being harvested will show. It contains 900
high lnnd, 600 Of which cleared the bainnco heavily
tmbored with live oak and other mixed timber anira-
bly, adapted for fno finishing work; good landing for
vessels offers great facilities for shipment of lumber At
tached Is body of marah valuable for manurng cotton
Plantation healthy to reside winter and summer On
1t is o large aud handsome BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
of eleven rooms exclusive of basemonts with oubuild.
ings, and largo Engine House and Steam Engine. The
drainage facilities Of tho above place of the best
derng 1t very safe for cotton planting Lawn and other
grounds about tho Residence highly ornamented and i'm
proved formerly. wfin6 November
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Il Valuable Wood Yard and Wharf Property, at
thc foot Of Chestnut, near Spring street, al duo

By I. 8. X. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY next, the Odd inst, at IL O'Clock noar
the Old Custom House, at tho cornor Of Broad and
East Bny streets, will sell ut Auction.
All that VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AND WOOD
YARD, located at tho foot Of Chestnut street. tho
Toll House otho New Bridge Company. This property
which 70 feet In width by 142 feet in DEPTH is
all enclosed. with substantial wharf, built of palmetto
logs and pino timber 1t huB depth of water at low
tide Of AZ TO feet. On the premises thore is COM
Portable building with stables and cart houses II Is at
present usod successfully wood yard and Is
ccednSly valuable site for mill purposes.
Condidons-Onc- third cash; bal in l. 2 and
years. secured by bond and mortgage of tho property,
bearing legal interest," payable semannuay; buildings
to bo kop insured and policy assigned Purchasers to
pay me Tor nll necessary papers.
November 16 16,I7,20, ,21&22
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a Chance for Capitalists Vacant Lot in
Meeting street.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & n. g. BRUINS,
Auctfoneers.
Will be sold, at Auction in front Cusomhouse
at II O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, December s,
That spacious and elgbly LOT containing 100
feet front on Meeting. street by 800 feet deep.
four stores the west with entrance capacity
for the erection Of additional buildings In the thus
offering splendid opportunity for Investment Tho
locality Of this property in the principal business street.
and Its condguity to the fashionable hotels OF this city
with the city railway running in 'front.' and its nrge
space entities 1t to the consideration OF capitalists
Terms accommodating. For further particulars ap-
ply as above, at No. % BROAD-STREET.
This property con bc treated for at private sale
November VT
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Desirable Residence in Spring Street.
RY JACOR COHEN 6rGO.

I|coU NOto ItoS<ItcTtCC tIt INF ttt
BY JACOB COHEN Sc co.
On TUESDAY, goth November, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. at
the north Of the Exchange, will be sold, without
serve,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with a two-story wooden
DWELLING thereon Bituated the south side of Spring
feet in depth The house contains four N square rooms
pantry and dressing room with double pazzas and gas
fixtures complete On the lot cistern two-story
wooden Kitchen lathed and plnstered and all necessary
outbuildings.
.aes sso,nnS IN, ~ caan; M DaAnce IN one ana TWO
to be kept insured and policy assigned Purchaser to
pay us for papers. November Is
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TEN REASONS WHY

TEN REASONS WHY
HosTIsTTER's STOMACH BITTERs
Should hnve Plaoo I'm Every Homo.
BECAUSE by invigorahng the constitution and tho
frame, they arert sickness.
BECAUSE Especially their use prevents the at1nos
phoric poison which produces epidemic, from taking
feet upon the systen.
BECAUSE thoy indigestion, and impart unwonted
vlgor to tho stomach
BECAUSE they the best appesiring medicine ct
present known.
BECAUSE they are the only preparation upon which
persons of n bilious habit safely rely to keep the liver
in good order.
BECAUSE they tone and regulate tho bowels, and In
variably relieve them when conspaed without causing
! undue relaxation.
BECAUSE thoy strengthen the nerue clear tho brain,
and cheer the animal Spirits.
BECAUSE In Of On attack Of spaams or bilious
colo fhey tho best thing that be administered
| the instant
BECAUSE thoy combine the three properties of tonic,
alternative nervino In their utmost purity and
| perfection.
| BECAUSE they specific against Aguo and Fever
and all intermittents and with all their potency as o
preservaHve and remedy, harmless ,uatcr from
| the mountain sprInof G November Ia
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AUCTION SALES.

Light Spring Wagons, Butter, Cheese -Four, To-
baooo, dc.
Cash Auction House, No. 55 Masc1 street,
opposite tho Now Posfomco,
BARRELS FLotR. BUcKWMEAT 'SSet' MSsi cof
boxes CONDENSED MILK Canned Meats, Vegetables t les
Boxes smoAing and Chewing Tobacco
Boxes Toilet and other Soaps, &C., &c.
SUPER LIGHT spEiiSo WAGON AND nAn-
Conditions cash. November 16
w MCKAY & CxMPBiSLL ELL "''
VIM sell THIS DAY. Immediately after above,
AND MARDLE-TOP CENTRE TABLES, Hair.Scat Ma
llogany Chairs CnncScat Oak Chairs. Oak Office Chnir
Secretary. Cottage BcdBteads, Cribs, Rocking Chairs
&c., &c.
FEATHER BEDS. MATTRESSES AND BEDDING.
NEW MEAT SAFES, oFT1ch H!aS DESK AND CHAIRS.
BRUSSELS AND 1NenhiN His0 CARPETS. Stoves Kitchen
Utensils CrocEory Glassware, Tools. &c.; Knives and
Conditions oash. November I6
,u nIILhIGAN, NaELCIIEss 4 co.
WI" sell @ On MSSDAY HSO 2Gt inst on the Wharf in rear of
LOT HEAVY SHAFTtNGS
/ lot wrought Iron
November 10 1G,1a,2I242s
Underwriters Sale Of Mems, Boys, Ladies and
Masses Felt and Sra,o M1ts.
Bf LAUREY a. ALEXANDER.
No ls1 East Bay lup stars) ut IL O'Clock, account
of the Underwriters aud al concerned.
27 CASES HATSs
OoNsISTING
MEMS AND BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED FELT
BATS, various styles
10 Ladies' and Mssos' White and oolorcd sraws,
n,ronGoa Veronas, as tSY tLcghYor1, IN Derbys, &c DC
Now York to New Orleans, and put into this port in dis
Conditions casll. November 16
c70t'iRs2, BSG,s z%2.sI5% Sizes !: &e Gov
THIS DAY, tho 10th nBt at Sales Rooms corner State
and Chalmers streets, at 10 O'clock, will bc sold FIVE
CASES CLOTHING,
CONSISTING OF:
VESTS, COATS PANTALoONS. SACKS, FROCKS. &c
10 CASES OF MISSES, MEMS AND PLANTATION
SHOES; Hats in great variety; Jewcry, md Fancy
Conditions cash. November 10
fu"tis,e hY SSf1Hum q nGmtty =. es%eisg s%sg CITY.
TOMORROW, tho 18th inst, at tho residence No.
Franklin street, three doors twest sde from Queer
Sntz st6set at IoI ocl9ek will be sold, THE ENTIRE
CONSISTING OF:
CHAIRS. BUREAUS, TABLES, BOOKCASES, JUGS
Jars, Cooking Utensils &C., &c.
after sale. November 18
Good Waa and Lease Of Premises, sold on ac'
count and risk Of former Purchaser, he hauin9
failed to comfy 9ia11T ,sm teT1ns Of 4: ss,e CIV
MONDAY, 10Th instant, at No. State street. west side
ut IL O'clock will positively be sold, without reserve
Two t21 new Sharpes Combined Cushioned BIILIARI
TABLES, oil complete together with fine Liquors and
Tables Cooking Range, Stoves, empty Barrels &c., &C.
Conditions cash. and articles to be removed immedi
ately after sale. November 15
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD & 1IATIIEWES,
RenI Estnto Agents, No. 81 La Brond-strcet.
At Private Sale
RICHFIELD PLANTATION, on Johns Island, near
Brick House, b25 acres 400 cleared This plantation
the sea- and the lands productive and well adapted
for Cotton, Rice and Provisions.
h November mwfB
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot on AN,ody near Spring street, at
auction.
7 s. <. SICNNTgrTrr-

DY I. S. X. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY noxt the 22d inst, at II o'clock, near
the old Custom House, ut corncr OF Broad and East
Bay streets, will sell at auction
That LOT OF LAND, with second story BUILDING
thereon. containing four rooms. located hway, nenr
Spring street, known No. 13 on tho Gatsden plat,
measuring GO feet front by 1l5 feet i'll depth
Conditions.-Onc-thirdc cash. balance in one, two and
III &C years, secured by ond and mortgage OF the
Building to DO kept insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chasor to pay mo for all necessary papers.
November IL fstuwth5
The Lot, aoith Neo Biich; Buitiings Hteyeon, at
The southeast corner Of Cdhoum and lPdN
streets, a. Auction.
BY 1. y. X. KENNETH.
On THURSDAY no1t. tho 22d inst. at IL o'clock. near
tho Old Custom House, ut the corner OF broad aud
East Bay streets, will sell ut Auction,
All thut LOT OF LAND located at the southeast corner
of Calhoun and Wall strcCs, measuring on Calhoun,
street 90 fct Wall street B3 feet; tho south line 65
foot Gnd tho west line 103 tcot, be tho moro or
less.
On this Lot thorc iB substantial two and hnlf
story Brick Bndng containing rooms with slate roof
Ruttering and fine ciBtern. 1t In finished storo and
barroom the first story and OH the second story and
story Brick Building containing rooms opening Wall
street which be occupied distinct prenses de-
sired. Altogether this s exceedingly valuable busi-
stand, and worthy the attention of persons in
vcstinS.
Conditons-S3600 cash: balance by bond and mort
gagc of tho property with Legal interest payable In
and two years. property to BIO kept insured and policy
assigned Purchaser to mo for all necessary papors
November 16 fstrlwth5
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AUCTION SALES.

Boots SHOES 3% ,I12YyrS nY goods % Gx2t'ing. DC.
corner G,s Of KiRg RoT and Liberty kaS saTs streets
Cases MEMS CALF HALF WELT AND TAp-soLE
Cases Mems Kip Half Welt Boots
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Balmoras
Cases Meas Calf and Kip Brogans
Cases Yoiths' Kip boots
Cases Ladies' Goat and Buff Bamorals
Gases Ladies' Lasting Congress
Cartoons Ladies'. Misses and Chilaren'e Shoes.
Immediately after tho sale of Shoes, will sell tho bal
STOCK OF DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. &c..
COSsISTINu OF:
sATINETs, FIANNELs, Cotton Flannel, Twccds,
Broadcloth, CaFsimcrc, jeans Irish Linen poplnet,
French Cassimero Sc; cashmere and Satnct Pants,
Vests and Coats.
is cases UMBRELLAS
10 dozen Mems and Doys Cashmere Cloth, Eel. and
Wool Hats.
Terms caeh. November 1G
EY II. n. MARSHALL.
THIS DAY. 18th instant nt IL o'clock, will be aod boorc
1sADDLB AND DRAFT HORSE
Mule and Buggy
Saddle Pony
Handsome Saddle Horse
lot Of Furniture and Sundrios
HANDSOME CARPET nearly new.
November 10
HY j. A. ENsLoW &c 1 CO. .''''S'''
On TUESDAY next Goth inst, will DO Rod before our
store, No. 125 East Bay, at IL O'clock
The CARGO OF British schr. Alert just arrived from
Cnbarian, Cuba,
CoNsIsTINa OF:
Il Il aoSS; aoTssA MUscovADo MoIAssEs.
November 10
Estate Sale Of Valuable Sea Island Plantations sit
uaied on Eaisto IJaRd-Ricc Lands opposite VIZ
ton, 81. Paurs Pa,ish-Couor Lands on Iooyoo-
doc Creek 81. PdupS Parish, in the Stale of South
Car9It1a, belonging to The late Ep1rain' dr. Bay
BY H. II. DeLEoN.
Will be Sold at Public Auction In the City Of Charleston
8. C., on WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF Dcccmber, 1866, ut
IL O'Clock, at tho old Custom House. Broad
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
EDIsro ISLAND. ACRES
Seaside Plantation Observation-Disclosures. 800 moro or less
Residue Of Hickory Hill. 100 less
wilson's. 1872 moro orl -
Palmetto 139 moro or less
Shergoold. .158 more or less
shell House. .100 moro less
Ned Housc. 15O moro or less
Seaorooks. .10i more or less
The above adjoin, and may be purchas-
cd ns ono Plantation, containing in
nh 1896, more or less
Rabbit Point. b74 moro or less
Laroche's.. 200, less
Little Edisto Place.. 800, moro or less
Total number Of Acres Edisto
St. Paul's Parish Cotton Plantation on ''N
st. BartEoiomew's Parish Rice Panta WV H''' " 'eSS
ton, opposite wilton tR. l. 200, more or less
Total amount of Land ........ $780, more or less
Terms-Onethird cash; balance In and two years,
secured by bond and mortgage of the premises
THOS. Il. WIIIINGHAM
Trustee Of E III. Baynard deceased.
| be Obtained from WILLIAM wHAI.EY, Esq. Solicitor
No. 4s Broad street Charleston 8. c., d. Il. DELEON
| No. "a Broad street VT October "a
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PRIVATE SALES.
First Qualify Rice Plantation TO be Rented
By j. DHAYTON FORD,

First QudlHu Rice PldntdtiOn 10 be Rented.
By j. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker and Comm isston Agent.
Tho very desirable RICE PLANTATION, known as
south Chachan," situated the western branch of tho
Cooper River This Plantation Ia located at the best
pitch Of the des is free from salts; has been under
interrupted culture and Ia in complete order. It
braces 252 primo swamp land which is cultivated;
has large tract Of upland fields suited for cotton pro-
vBions and abundance of wood for fuel It has
tensve accommodations for aborers, barn. and every
thing suitable for its successful management.
sion given ns coon required.
For particulars inquire as abovo, at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
November 16 su tuthB Charleston.
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MANY have wondered why In this enlightened century,
when every science has advanced to almost perfection
ono, actuatcd by dcsiro to promote the health
and welfare of his felIowbeing. has not given to the
world o medicine which would prove efcacious In the
of those most painful diseases, viz Darrhoa Dys
entery, &c. To such would say that at least
dy hns been found in Dn. MARSDENs CARMINATIvE
SYRUP. It only requires trial to provo its unlimited
extent. For salo by all druggists.
KING & CAssIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
November 12 @
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Positiue Sale Of Valuable Red Estate.

POSitiUe Sale Of Valuable Re,h Estate.
By H. d A. p. CALDWELL.
On TUESDAY the Doth instant will be sold at IL o'clock
near the Old Custom House,
Those valuable three-story BRICK STORES, Nos. 1
and tho north sido Of South Atlantic Wharf street
formerly occupied by Messrs. Rhett & Robson.
These Stores, having entrances on both North and
South Atlantic Wharf streots possess great advantages
for the storing Of goods and well known to
quire no further description.
Conditons-Ten thousand dollars cash: bannce in one
two and three years. property to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser To pay for papers. November IS
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Oun PnIGRs CURnEEr. Prices Current will
DO roaty for delivery this morning, and will con-
tain very full and accurate market reports and
commercial tables.
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Comfortable Residence near Soutlt BaNcry.
BY ALONZO u. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, Auctioneers g. RcnI Estate Agents.
At Private Saie-
A COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY WOODEN RESI-
DENCE, situate In King street few doors from South
Battery, and known by the number '28." The House
contains five square besides two Rtcs md pantry
On the premises Carriage House, Kitchen, &c. The
Lot measures 701ls1 moro less For particulars ap
ply as above, at No. 90 EAST BAY STREET.
November IL WIZ
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At PraUdte Sale.
BY CLIFFORD 6s MATIIEWES,
No. 81 la Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS, FIRSTCLASS WATER-POWERS, SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &C., In this State and Georgia.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
in every part OF tho city. 3mo September 81
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WIEN all others fail. Colloton Bitters curcs dose
will relieve the sufferer OF Of tho most trying diseases
dyspepsia It's not every dsy drink. but medicine
For sale by all druggists. frnw
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Budding Lots.
By w. Y. LEFTCH SS Il. 8. BRUINS,

On TUESDAY the Doth inst, at IL O'Clock the old
Custom House, will be offered for sale,
Those FOUR BUILDING LOTS situate In President
beyond Spring street. each containing TO feet 35 feet
In depth-the property formerly known part of the
"Gadsden Farm"
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
Diagram Of Property can be seen on application at
November 16 No. 26 BROAD STREET.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NorIcR.-Drs. CLEcKLEY &
soHLKY tof Columbus Ga having permanently located
In Charleston. respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice of Homeopathy.
Dr. c. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school Of medicine.
ONCE at our residence. No. H. 8. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS (oorner OF Grecn).
HEEyEY hi CL2cKLEY, III. D.. PHILIP T. SoHEy, M d.
S,ptombcrj ) Tyr
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Estate Sale-Plantdti0n an 81. A1dreo's Parish
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
At Private Sale
HOPETON PLANTATION, in St Andrews Parish
about five miles from Charleston, the Stono River o-
posite to Johns Island The tract contains about 075
acres of land, about 725 of which high land-tle
balance marsh land. Excellent crops of Island Cot
ton have been mado upon the place for several years.
About 400 of the land cleared adapted to
tho culture of Cotton and Provisions about 81 to
Rice The place Is planted this year. and hos fair crop
upon 1t.
For particulars apply to
November wfm6 No. % BROAD-STREET.
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Has nature antdote for acquired diseaaosa All who
suffer believe they ought to and bo cured. The
PLANTATION BrrTEns prepared by DR.. DnAKE, of New
York. have doubt benefited and cured more persons
Of Dyspepsia Nervousness Sour Stomach, Loss of Ap-
petite, Sinking Weakness, General Debility, and Mental
Dependency, than any other article In existence They
composed Of tho purest roots md herbs carefully
prepared. to be taken q tonic and gentle simulant
They adapted TO any ago condition Of le and arc
extensively popular with mohors and persons Of seden
tary habits. tuths3 November is
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Total amount of Land: :.... $780, moro or less
secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises.
THOS. H WIIIINGHAM,
Trustee OF E. NJ Baynard, deceased.
N B-Any information In relation to the above may
be obtained from WILLIAM wHAIEY, Esq, Solicitor,
No. 4S Broad street, Charleston, c., Il. h DELEON,
No. 20 Broad street. VT October a
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Eztensiue Stores, Lot and Residence on Business
Part of East Bay.
BY CLIFFORD Sk nIA1SdEyyF9.

Part Of East Boy.
BY CLIFFORD Sc MATHEWEs,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Ia Broad Street.
On TUESDAY, Doth November, ut II o'clock at tho Old
Custom House, will be sold,
All that wsllknown BUSINESS STAND and valuable
LOT OF LAND, with tho extensive STORES and WARE
HOUSES, Dwelling of six rooms and oubuildngs there
on known as No. 7s EAST BAY, being tho west
side between 1Tadd and Elliott streets, and extending
nom Eagt Bay to Bedons Aey with entrance from cach
having front on East Bay Of thirtyeight foot eight
inches and depth Of throe hundred and twelve feet six
inches to Bedons Alloy, and width the Of thr-
ty1vo feet six inches Tho above location Is of the
best for business East Bay Possession Of tho Stores
and Lot can DO given Immediately.
Terms.-One-half cash; balance in three equal install
nents Of four eight and twclve months with interest,"
and secured by bond and mortgage the property
chaser TO pay CLIFFORD & MATHEWES for papers.
November 10