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DISCHARGED sOLDIERs.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
&0 An BOUNTY.-ALIi SOLDIERS WHO EN-
RIOO LISTED In 1861, 1862, 1868, 1864 and 1866
aid served two three years. discharged on ac
cornt of Wounds and the Widows children or parents
such soldiers who died In service, az =
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AID.
OPTIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION.
All widows drawing pensions entitled TO an in
crease OF two dollars per month for each child.
have received official forms and Instructions and can
settle theso claims without delay II claimants viii call at
once. No fees required in advance
Persons residing ut distance hnvo tho necessary
papers sent them on application by lcttor.
Address II. HURLEY, %
q. 8. Iconsed Claim Agent,
No. 160 Meeting street.
Charleston, 8. O.
october 80 limo
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Riuer Scamp and Upland Plantations Mus ana
Farms. -
BY B. MCCALL.


That extensive and valuable RICE AND COTTON
PLANTATION In st. Andrews Parish, ten miles fnon,
the city, known Long Savannah containing $500 acrea
of and about 600 cleared, and SUCCESSFULLY cnI
vated this year. tho balance ia we'll tmbercd with eve,v
variety OF growth The superior productive uualitiea
these Lands, and their proximity to market siou com
mend them to tho attention Of persons wahng to Dur
Chase. ~ e"A
All that attractive INLAND RICE, COTTON AND PRO
VISION PLANTATION In st. James' ana St. CIeoroa'a
Parishes fifteen miles from the city, on tho South Csro
lima Railroad, known Windsor Hill containino I9so
acres Of land about 800 cleared and fine Condition for
cultivation. balance we'll wooded Dwelling, Negro
All that lucrative and healthy UPLAND COTTON AND
GRAIN PLANTATION. with firstclass saw MiIi tbare
situate four miles south OF Florence I'm DarIington
District South Carolina and immediately on the linz ~
tho Northeastern Railroad. The Mls aro In N,cceasfni
operation There are 1900 acres 450 ceres frat DUALITY
Cotton Land ceared 1850 heavily timberea wifi
Yellow Pine buildings and other improvements nsnnV
found on woll settled estate. with mules waoona I'm;
plcmcns &ci cattle md small herd Of improved breed
The place is well worthy the attention of canIfaeta
PARKER'S FERRY, with 132 acres~of fertile land
lying on both sides Of Edisto River pernetual cherer
which yields considerable income nnnualIv can he
purchased much balow its value. 0A =.
ASMALL TRACT of 16I acres of Land suitable ma a
farm, miles nom the city, tho South Carolina Rail
road can bo had for one hundred ATTY doars cash
FARM Of 25 acres, with Dwelling and every neees
say outbuilding beautifully located I'm the Village OF
dreenwood Abeeville District 8. O., and on the Green
Vile and Columbia Railroad Plata can be seen at office
TeS%S TaYs%Sor nSSSo%1%a0datng "a Apply IS above at
november ~ q No. 81 BROAD STREET.
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
BY CLIFFQRD RS HTAT6IEJTES

EotI ISltINu CULLOU f|IUnLUI2On.
By CLIFFORD &c MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Broad street.
At Private Sale
BRICK HOUSE PLANTATION ON JOHNS ISLAND.
we'll known for its producveness the crop of cotton
now being harvested will show. It contains $50 acres of
high land 600 of which ceared tho balance heavily
timbercd with live oak and other mixed timber slmir
bly, adapted for fine finishing work. good landing for
vessels offers great facilities for shipment lumber At
tached body Of marsh valuable for mnnurng cotton
Plantation healthy to reside winter and summer On
1t Is large and handsome BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
OF eleven rooms exclusive of Easements with outbuild
ings and large Engine Houec md Steam Engine The
drainage facilities OF the above place of the best
derng very safe for cotton planting Lawn and other
grounds about the Residence highly ornamened and i'm
proved formerly. wfm6 November
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Just Us. FARLEY.
On TUESDAY, the 9th inst, al II o'clock 4. N will be
SOLO under tho direction Of the Master, the Old
Custom House, ~
Al that LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon,
known In plat thereof annexed to title from col
VIM Drayton to Vim. Wightman, recorded in the OGco
Mesne Conyeyanco by the number 1O7 at the
aurens and Washington streets in Charleston
Ing 40 foot inches in front street BY Ol feet
inches In depth on Washington street; having but
hngs and boundings set out in the said plat
Terms-Onethird cash; tho balance on credit of ono
and two years in n bond Of two moro suretes with
interest payable semannually by mortgage of
the premises the buildings to be insured and kent in
sured until the bond Is paid and the policy assigned 10
the Master. Purchaser to pay for papers
j. W. GRAY, Master in Equity
November tbro5
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON.

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November 0, 1866
A LII PERSONS DESIROUS OF REBUILDING IN 1faE
N Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City un-
der can Act Of tho General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceed In the mat
tor Of Fire Loan, with view to aid In building up tho
City anew, are hereby notified that the form Of app1.
cation for loans be obtained at tho oco of tho Clerk
OF Council, between the hours of o A. NJ and P. NJ
All applications must be filed In the above mentioned
ofaco, as tho Committee will meet every Monday con-
slider the same. -
By order of the Mayor. W. a SMITH
NoVember1O Clerk Of Council.
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AUCTION SALES.
PoSu,ue Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
BY Il. & 4. =. CALDWELL.

by Il. & <. p. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW the instant, will be sold, at II O'Clock,
near the Old Custom House., :.
Those valuable Teoaiory RR1GK sToREs Wss, Nos
formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Rhctt Robson.
These Stor,s having entrances on both North and
Son Atlantic Wharf streets 1 Srcnt @1vanages a ia
Condiions.-en thousand dollars cash; balance in one,
two and three years. property to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers November 10
Ertcnsirc Stores Lot and Residence on Business
nv ,,z,.,,n,en Xxx Of Eass g :, BGNi sRNii,nxyr,s
a Novsmbcr "a at il oeocH at the Old
that wcEnoWn 'HGsf SUsiNss IS and valuable
LOT OF LAND; with the extensive STORES and WARE
on, known No 10 EAST BAY, being tho west
from East Bay to eons a" Aoy With entrance from eaoh
having front East BAY OF hrty-cight feet eight
inches to Ectons Alley, and width the of thir-
TS ct feet six inches The above location is one OF the
and Lot Gun bc given immediately.
Of sn saS in eS S
chaser TO pay CLIFFORD Y MaTHEwIss for papers.
November 10
Catalogue Sale Of Dry Goods, Clothing, HAS, Slo-
Ms1sXv MHS:s!ys Ns'ionxfs g oxs,SGEGh, ST. &ei
% paaIte TSS Se,v Tec Pos. % oaice s:' S''e'' op-
VII WI sell % on WEDNESDAY, 21st instant at 10 o'clock
Lonscloths, Shirts Damorus, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
&c., &c.
CLOTHING AND CLOTHS, viz Black Frock Goats,
business SUITE Goats. Pants VESTS Hosiery Black and
Tricot Coored Cloths Cassimcers Plain Fancy sat-
nets, Twcc's &C., &c.
HATS-Gents' and Youths Felt and Wool Black, Fan
cy and Colored, in all styles.
sIAIIoNERYyPapcr, Portfolios, Pens, Ink, Memoran-
da Books Diarics, &C., &c.
N0TLoNs-roilct Soaps Porfumcry. Buttons. Thread,
Spool Cottonj &c., &c.
ALSO, AT IL O'CLOCK, ON ACCOUNT CONCERNED,
case assorted BLACK AND FANCY PRINTS.
Conditions cash. November 10
IN EQUITF-COLLETON DISTRICT.
John d. Warren Us. Beng. Stokes CT al
pursuant to decrcta order made in this case will sell
Mt public auction ut tho risk of tho former purchaser,
in the City of Charleston, the FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY NEXT,
That valuable EsTATR known as "Mary's leland"
situate in tho Parish of St Bartholomew in the District
OF Colleton near St. Helena Sound the headwaters
OF tho Cheaw River, containing hundred and thirty
nine Q3 acres of high land and three hundred and ten
(3iOl acres Of marsh land, BIO the more less
Icrms-Onc-third cnsh tho bnlnncc credit Of one,
two and hree Tho purchase money to bo secured
by bond, with adequate surety, and mortgage Of the
premises B. STOKES,
G. E. @. d.
Commissioners onico, waltcrboro, Nov. l2, 1866.
November 10 mo tut
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F. NJ. BURDELL,
GENER Al
MERCHANDISE BROKER,

WIL DEVOTE ,BIMaELP. TO THE PURCHASE
w and sale OF MEROHkNDIsE OF ALI. KINDS.
Once at tho cornor OF BROAD AND EAST BAY
may bo Eecn !. .F'' :, N'~', ''o
REFEnENoEs-4r: @. NJ. Furman, Mr. Theodore D.
60. Messrs. W. O. Dukes & Co., Messrs. Gourdin,
m5ethisssen Co., Charleston, g. @. - s,.E. FE
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, VALUABLE CLEARANoE.--Thcr was cleared
through this Custonl-House, on Saturday last by
hessrs. WILLIS & Cu1soLa1, tho ship SouU,e,r,
Rights, for Liverpool. She has OH board tho first
large cotton cargo Of tho season. amounting to LAG
bales Sen Island, 1924 bales Upland Cotton, and
2o4 barrels Rosln. This largo freight is valued at
the magnificent sum of S4G3, ,OOO
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under his minstration tho Huguenot Church will
speedily regain it's former standing, and will bo-
como like house founded on rock, enduring for
ever. For the last six or sevon years Mr.. yEpDER
has been pastor Of the Church at Summerville,
and only left his flock for sphere of moro extend
cd usefulness.
Tho services Of this church woro conducted
yesterday morning by tho Pastor, tho Row.
CHAs. S. VEDDER, assisted by tho Rev. T. A. NIooD.
Tho sermon of Mr.. VEDDER was very earnest and
impressive, and the text selected was appropriate
to the occasion. Ills discourse wns based upon n
part of tho Goth of tho 10th chapter Of Acts
81 ask, therefore, for what interest yo have sent
for MOP" IIo alluded to tho occasion when this
speech was made by CORNELIUS to PETER, and
addressed the question to his congrc cation. First
he advanced certain reasons for which they could
not havo sont for him, and thon explained why he
was called on. He closed with few observations
about tho duties of apastor in his rotations to his
flock. His remarks woro characterized by great
degroc of perspcuity and clearnoss, and werc lis
tened to with great attention.
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Sea Lsland Cotton Ptantnti1

Sea Island Cotton Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD Sc MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 la Broad-street.
RICHFIELD PLANTATION, on Johns Island near
Brick House 625 acres 400 cleared. plantation
near the sea- and the lands productive adapted
for Cotton, Rice and Provisions
November mwfs
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY

1LOU1TY,
ChGfee as. Cohen, administrator ct al
on TUESDAY, 11th December next at ii O'Clock will
be sold in front of the Exchange
All that LOT OF LAND with tho thrcc.story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situate the north side of tho
street leading down to North Commercial Wharf, and be-
East Day street. VA
Tcrms-O third cash; the balance on n crn1it of ono
and two years. with interest OH the whole amount my
abo scmiannualy until the principal s Maid In hi,
The building to bo insured and the policy nssrneI
Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES W. GRAY
november IL mi tuth Master in Equity
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The STEAMSHIP Granada, of tho LEARY line,
Captain HARRISON, arrived hero yesterday from
New York. Sho experienced strong galos OH the
passage. She saw nothing of the steamship King
FISHER, now past duo at this port from Baltimore.
We arc under obligations to Purser FLoob for his
attentions.
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AUCTION SALES.

Sptendtd Btliard Saloon, Bar Room, Furniture,
Coca VIZ and Lease Of Premises, sold on ac-
co1tm and risk Of former Purchaser, he hauing
Jd'1cd 10 comply s:!M terms Of sale.
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at No. State street. west side
at ii O'clock, will positively be solo, without reserve
Two (2) new Sharpo's Combined Cushioned RIIJJAID
Segars splendid Sidcboarts Chairs Mirrors Counters
tables, Cooking Range, Stoves. empty Barrels &c &c
Conditions cash, and articles to be removed nlmcdi-
atcly after SALE Noyc1nbcr 10
sac 0 Dry Goods, on account Of underwriters
and all concerned.
BR JOHN G. MILNOR Il CO.,
IOhORROW, Goth instant Mt 10 o'clock will bo sold Mt
o our auction Sales Room, No. 1873 Mccting-str
oh account OF Underwriters and all concerned damaged
& M 9oiu steamer on tho voyugc from New York to this
case, 25 pieces, UNION CASHMERE
case, 90 pieces, Pacific Purple Prints
case, 81 pieces, Printed Dclainc
caBo containing
IL Black Cassimcr6 Frock C,oats
FL Fancy Satinet Sacks
10 pair Fancy Satinct PantR
- AN INVOICE, CONSISTING OF
III pieces EMPIRE PRINTS; II pieces WANISUTTA
pieces hrnolds Prints; pieces Naumkeas prints
2 pieces Roanoke Bingham; pieces Apron Chocts
Upieces Poi Do CheYo
AN INVOICE, CONSISTING OF:
"a pieces Fancy Colorcd VELVET RIBBON
8 dozen Ladies' Merino Vests
"a gross Embroidery Cotton Gilt Belt Buckles
ogross Round Stay Lacets; 10, 900 Gun Cans
Colorea and Black Alpaca. English Mcrino, English
De Bege -"
Colorcd DeLainc, Ripka Paid Cassmcres Natincts
Linen Huckaback Brown Canton Flannels
y dozen Mems superior quality Felt Hats.
conditions cash, November 10
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Rice Plantation TO Rent.
By j. DRAYTON FORD.

By j. DRAYTON FORD,
Brolker and Commission Agent.
WILL BE RENTED, if contracted for within a short
time,
That eligibly located RICE AND PROVISION pLANTA
TION known "MEPKIN," on tho eastern bank of the
western branch Of Cooper River, about thrve miles
from the city by waor, and six miles from Strawberry
Depot the Northeastern Railroad Tho tract contajns
$50 acres of tho prirnest quality of RICE LAND under
cultivation and 30 acres of RICH UPLAND FIELDS
which have been very productive. On tho place are
negro quarters of superior quality, abundance Of fuel
barn, stables and everything requisite for it's proabe
management There is landing OF great depth of wator
within eighty feet Of the barn: Its cultivation has been
uninterrupted. Posscsssion given ut any time. :
For particulars, apply as above, at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
November IL su WIN
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Captain McNELTY, Of the steamer Pilot Boy, has
placed us under obligations for lato Savannah
papers.
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Al PyiUdte Sale.
BY CLIFFORD g. NIATIIEyVES,
No. 81 1-2 Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS {,
FARMS. FIRST-CLASS wATER-POWERs, SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &C., in this State and Georgia.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
In every part OF the city. 3mo September 81
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IN EQUITF-COLLET DISTRICT
PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Upland Cotton Plantation and Slean, Sa,s
Mil.

By CLIFFORD Sk MATHEwES,
Rcn! Estate Agents, No. 81 Ia Broad Street,
At Private Sale
desirably located PLANTATION on South Carolina
Railroad and Ediso River four miles below Orangeburg
Court House. containing $500 400 cleared balance
well mbered The land is of the best quality for cotton
and provsions bales OF cotton having been pro-
duced to tho hand. On the place is STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with 80 horsepower Engine In complete
on Railroad, ample accommodations for mill hands,
dwelling house and outbuildings negro honses gin
house and cotton screw wagons, timber CARTS mules
cnto. sheep &c. Hands are living the Plantation.
November 19 mwf6
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UNITED STATES SALES OF LAND I'M sT.
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA :
Notice hereby given that at 10 O'Clock A. H. on MON
DAY, December Sd, 1885, at the Office OF tho United
States Direct Tax Commissioners in Beaufort South
Carolina. wo shall offer for sae, to tho highest bid
der Qhe minimum price being ten dollars acre),
from ono to inclusive) in ST. Helena Parish
beaufort District State aforesaid cach either ontre
deem expedient. Terms cash.
For further particulars, see the notice in tho Charles
ton Courier, dated October lst, 1866.
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE
W. e. WORDING,
United States Direct Tux Commissioners for South
Carohna. y, November IS
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First Qualify Rice Plantation TO be Rer,ted
BY j. DRAYTON FORD,

First Qualify Rice Plantation TO be Re,lLed
BY j. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker and Comm ission Agent.
Tho very desirable RICE PLANTATION, known as
south Chachan situated the western branch the
Cooper River This Plantation is located at the best
pitch of the des Is FREQ from salts has been under
interrupted culture, and is In complete order It
braces 252 prime swamp land which Is cultivated;
has large tract of upland fields suited for cotton pro-
Visions and an abundance Of wood for fuel It has ex-
tensvo accommodations for laborers barn. end every
thing suitable for its successful management. Posses
don given as soon required.
For particulars inquire as above. at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
November 1G su tuths Charleston
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REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
At Private Sale-
The Commissioners Of tho State Works at areenvIllo
8. O., offer at Private sale
THE REAL ESTATE OF SAID WORKS.
Tho Tract Of Land contains twenty acres and Is stu
ated one mile and O third from the Court House al
Greenville 8. c. having the Anderson road side
branch track from tho railroad into tho premises
About twelve acres Of the land is enclosed with high
and close 6aten fence and within the enclosure are
THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS, VIZ:
OFFICE, 18 by 40 feet; 8 finished rooms, hreplnces
MACHINE SHOP, so by 200 feet with brick basement
and Boiler House attached, and 60 feet Chimney and
Flue.
MACHINE SHOP, 80 by 100 feet with Boiler House
and Drying House attached and 60 feet Chimney and
BLACKSMITH SHOP so by 100 feet with IT Forges.
IRON FOUNDRY, brick, with two Cupolas, Air Fur
naco, Oven and Chimney.
BRASS FOUNDRY, 90 by 80 foet with Curola, double
CARPENTER SHOP, 80 by 100 feet, on brick pillars,
with Engine House attached.
Small BLACKSMITH SHOP, 20 by % feet with double
Forge.
PATTERN HOUSE. ono and O half story, 20 by 40
feet.
ssToRERooM. % by SO feet, on brick pillars,
sTOREROOM % by GO feet, on brick pillars.
sMoKEHoUsE, 1s by 90 feet
CORN CRIB, "a by "a foot. !:
Iron IRON HoGsE, COKE SHED. STABLE, FODDER
WE'LL HOUSE, 1s BY 20 feet
monts with interest from date approved personal
security mortgage of tho premises, and assigned insur
Thore are several small Buildings on tho premises
outside of tho enclosure which will be sold for cash. to
be removed from tho premises.
For further information apply to
Secretary to Commissioners State Works,
October is myf Greenvllo, g. G.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will be sold at Public Auction at the Qunrrasers Store
houses South Commercial Wharf, Charleston 8. c., at
10 A. NJ on FRIDAY, Nov 23d, 1866
lot Of UNsEnVICEABLE QUARTERMASTER's
PROPERTY, consisting of
HARNESS. Saddles, Toola, Shoyels spades A.ea
Tents, Tent Poles, Camp Kettles, Mess PANS Stoves
Pipe, Machinery, &C., &c, &C., &c.
ALSO AT THE TIME AND PLACE
$4,000 SHINGLES
500 bbls Cement
Terms cash in Government Fnnds Goods TO be re-
moved within five days after sale.
r. o. TYLER,
Breyet Major-GenI and Chief O. III.
Eoyornher g
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WE lad the pleasure yesterday of greeting Mr..
LEWIS NJ. GIsF of the Yorkvillo Enquirer, who
comes to Charleston OH business connected with
his valuable journal. The Enquireris is live nows-
paper and ono of tho best of our country ex-
changes. We commend Mr.. G1sT to tho good
graces Of the community, who will find it to thoir
interests to advertise in his paper.
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SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Kamia Mills Company having no further use for
South Carolina Railroad) eight milet from Augusta,
Ga. on the FIRST TUESDAY in December,
SIXTY (60) FINE MULES md TWO ri HORSES
with LOG CARTS. WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &C.
Most OF these Mules were brought from kentucky
winter, and very superior animals; they are n In
excellent order after working hard tho entire summer
There Is no finer lot Of Mules in the country Terms cash.
BENJAMIN +. EVANS,
President Kalmia Mills.
R1- Augusta Constitutionast, Savannah Republican.
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 25th instant, and send bill to this Office.
November 12
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THE WEEKLY RECORD ALMANAc.-We have boon
presented with an advanced copy Of this now Al
manac by the publishers, Messrs. MOOD d Bmp.
1t Is printed in very neat manner, by Mr.. JOSEPH
WALKER, and contains variety Of useful reading
matter. As O now enterprise,it it has commenced
vol, and from the attering notice it has already
received, it bids fair to take o firm hold on the
public favor. 'H'
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ESTATE SALE.
Will be sold public auction at the residence of Tbos
Freeman decd in St Stephens Parish, on sATUI-
DAY, tho oath November
All the GOODS AND EFFECTS of said Thos Freeman,
consisting of -
lot of CATTLE, Hogs and Sheep ono Wagon three
Carts ono Buggy, one set Carpenters Tools ono set
Blacksmith's Tools, Plantation Utensils Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Terms OF sale.-An sums of end under $50 cash; all
over that amount Ia months credit with note bearing
interest from date and approved personal security
BY order Of GEO. BU1sT, Ordinary.
GEO. FREEMAN,
November 10 Administrator
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Rare Chance for q Profitable Investment
BY L. BUNCH & SON,
No. 500 King street.
At Private Sale
A STEAM ENGINE, BOILER AND SAW MILL.
Mill has never been used. Prce s27OO. Apply as above
Novemberl6 N
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THE CHARLESTON HoUsE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs sror,
WEBD q Co. will guarantee to furnish them with q
argor variety to select from than any house In tho
city ALSO to soil all articles at as low prices as they
can be had anywhoro. Will furnish packing casos,
any SIZE, free Of charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and VIII assure all that will call at their store of
every accommodation and every attention. 7