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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-09

FoRNEY's PAPER.-The Journal of
Commerce reports the paper of Forney
as now presenting pitiable and yet
amusing spectacle. The very sudden
change in position has deprived the
manager of reason, and .le utters q
cry in which are singllarly mingled
both fear and anger. The ridiculous
portion is the wall over the loss of
Government advertising, and the in
timation that the editor is prosecuted,
and that he is to he crushed by some
unseen power. This paper has been
for years the advocate of every news
paper suppression in the land, and
has disgraced journalism by its SER
Witty. From such o paper, the least
that could he expected would be a
bold and manly willingness to meet
any fate; but Il column of whining
complaint about the withdrawal OF
Government patronage, varied only
by an occasional snarl of anger, is
not what was to be looked for.
The President must have expressed
exactly the facts in this case
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Spring STYLES NovE1.
IN DRESS. We may state, for the
benefit of such of our readers as like
to be beforehand in their information
on fashions, that, in Europe, stripes
prevail on all the thin materials which
have as yet been prepared. Not that
fhe spring dresses will be made up
from one piece of goods, the design
on which represents stripes of equal
width; but with three or four differ
ent pieces, the groundwork of which
is similar, but the stripes are of diff
ferent widths. The skirts will be
composed of these different pieces,
but the bodices will be made of self
color, matching the groundwork of
the skirt, and they will be trimmed
with the stripes. Buff or nankeen
color, rs last spring, will be fashion,
able for morning wear, and the stripes
will not be solid lines, (either broad
or narrow, but clusters of fine lines,
which are softer in effect than when
the lines are solid.
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IT'S PHLLosoPHY.-Sozo is an anti
acid; Sozodont is an anti-putrescent;
Sozodont is a tonic; Sozoiont is ali
vegetable and entirely harmless. Hence
1t cleanses tho teeth from acetious con-
cretions, stops the decomposition of their
substance, sweetens the breath, stimulates
the gums, and is the safest and best pre-
paration of its class in existence. +
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1t is pleasant enough to cradle
wheat-pleasanter to cradle babies
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A Mobile paper states that the
questions of the coming crop is 81
very important one, and must be a
source of anxious thought to many
planters and business mon. During
the past week a great many planters
have gone to New Orleans fer the
purpose of procuring loans, of buy
ing agricultural implements, and to
make arrangements for their plant
ing; but, as far rs we have heard,
they have failed to obtain any great
advances, or even enough to work
their lands successfully. If there are
any merchants or capitalists who arc
able to advance money, now is the
time for them to show themselves.
If the planters could get the ready
cash now to carry out their plans,
there might be some hope of obtain
ing the 2,500,O00 bales that some
writer's figured out; but if they fail,
there can be no calculating the result.
Our own merchants and moneyed
people are doing all they can for the
struggling planters, and should, i'll
turn, be the recipients of whatever
favors they can bestow.
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The VALUATION OF EXPORTS AND
IMPORTS, IN CANADA. examina-
ton of the books of the Custom
House, in Toronto, Canada, shows
that, during the year 1866, the valua-
ton Of the exports from that port to
Canadian and other foreign ports
amounted to 93,780,5O1, and the
valuation of the imports to Chicago
from the Canadian and other foreign
ports, amounted to 81, ,114, 1884. And
our exports to and imports from
American ports. by lake, last year,
were twenty tines as much as our
foreign trade.
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SUMMARY.-The propositions of the
Revenue Commission may be briefly
summed up as follows:
1. An exemption of all incomes
below 81, 900 from the income tax.
2. A reduction of the tax on dis
titled liquors from 50 to 81 per gallon
3. A remission of all taxes now
levied on wearing Apparel.
4. A remission of all taxes now
levied on pig iron, ($2.4O per ton, J
coal, (six cents per ton, and crude
petroleum (S1 per gallon.
5. A repeal of all taxes now levied
OH books, magazines and pamphlets;
leaving the present taxes on paper,
leather, ETC., untouched.
6. A reduction by one-half of the
duties now levied on hon. 2 manufac-
lures generally.
7. A repeal of all taxes now levied
on repairs of engines, cars, carriages,
ships, etc.
s. A repeal of all taxes embodied
in schedule A, of Internal Revenue
Act of last season, except those on
billiard tables.
8. A reduction OF the tax now
levied on brokers' sales of stocks SIS
per 81, 900 to 81 per $1,000.
10. An increase of the tax on raw
cotton from 2 to 5 cents per pound.
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A paper may be sprightly without
being savage, humorous without
being vulgar, and sharp without
being scandalous.
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The BURNING OF CoLUMB1A.-Au ,u,S,.
cstins account of the Sack and Dc,tr,,-
ton OF the City OF Columbia, S. c." "l,,.
just been issued, i'll pamphlet form. fr.,.,
the PhHntE steam power press. Order,
can be filed to any extent
The WEEKLY GLEANEn--The regular
publication of this paper VII be postponed
few weeks. Persons desirous of su!,
scribing, will please forward the money at
once. Terms 81 year.
- --~--~~->,>
c. p. Remsen, at the corner OF Washing
ton and Assembly streets, has received, rs
will be seen by advertisement, n supply OF
cream ale, and full stock of liquors.
wines, &c. He is determined to sell cIe0v.
----~~><>r~- ->~>1~.-.~--
The SOUTHERN" AND THE ssNArIoSAL.''--
We are under renewed obligations to these
useful institutions, for favors. II YOU
want any freights or valuable articles de-
livered, give the agents of either Of them
. call, and you can be accommodated.
CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.-By invitation
Of MIR. J. l.. Lnmsden, we called az his cs-
tablislment yesterday morning, and im-
bibcd a glass OF this delicious compound
He has patent pipe, something after the
style Of a soda water fountain, to draw the
wine from the bottle. But this is not all.
Mr.. L. has d large and varied stock of the
finest brands Of liquors, cigars, tobacco
etc. He requests the lovers OF good things
to read his advertisement, and then give
him call.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is call
ed to 'he following advertisements, which
arc published this morning for tho first
time:
J. l.. LTmsden-i.iquors,C Cigars, &c.
John Feal-Removal.
j. Il. .MckenZic-Cotton Seed for Sale.
Fisher Observation-Disclosures, &c
). c. Seegers-Starch, Salmon, &c.
Prescntment of Grand Jury
T. II. Wade-TaX Notice.
Telegraph Oftce-Pocket-book Lost.
&. y. Remsen-Cream Ale, &C.
JrS PHfy ,,SoplIy -Sozo1opf J., on ,,@;
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Mr. Solon Robinson, in a commu-
nication in the Plough, Loom anil
ANIL, recommends the following to
prevent pitting by the small pox:
''Get from the apothecary little
vial full of stuff called liquid cuticle,
and as soon as the pustules are fully
formed, apply little of the liquid
with little brush or feather to each
one. AS fast as they get ripe, re-
move the scab and wipe away the
matter clean, and apply the liquid
again. If any one of them fill
second time, you must remove the
covering and repeat the process. 1t
will smart like fun for moment. but
my word for it, when you recover
you will not find a mark on that
pretty face of yours to prove YOU
ever had the disease. am told the
article IS made of gun-cotton, dis
solved in chloroform. It forms an
artificial skin over the wound just rs
good as the real one."
SALE OF STOCKS AND OTHER SEcuR1-
1Es.-Messrs. John S. Riggs & Co.
sold, yesterday, at their Stock Ex
change, the following property at the
prices annexed: $500 in State of
South Carolina old bonds. 57]6;
81, 900 in Greenville and Columbia
Rallr Dad, first mortgage bonds, 50;
u, 900 in City of Columbia bonds. SO;
S4O0 in City of Charleston 6 per cent
stock, 6311a; Is half shares South Caro-
lima Railroad Company stock, %; so
shares South Carolina Railroad and
Bank, 48; 40 shares Elmore Insur-
ance stock, $3.75; coupons North
eastern Railroad, 52la; coupons Oar
hngton and Cheraw Railroad, As;
coupons Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, 43R; coupons Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, rs; coupons
Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
road, 81 1.-CIu1lestOu Ne,rs. SfL
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Q. z. Remsen, at the corner OF Washing
ton and Assembly streets, has received. rs
will be seen by advertisement, supply or
cream ale, and 4 full stock of liquors.
wines, &c. He is determined to sell cheov.
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The WEEKLY GLEANEn.--The rppular
publication of this paper VII be postponed
few weeks. Persons desirous of SUI
scribing, will please forward the money at
once. Terms 81 Il year.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

MdcbeM et u1 Us. Wttme, Trustee, eI al.
TUESDAY, the 27th of November at IL o'clock, A NJ,
will be sold near the Old Custom House,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND on the east sido of New
street in the city of Charleston, known in Purces plat
of Henry AIiddeton's lands No. 81 measuring and
containing in front New street 40 feet inches;
back east limo 40 feet the north limo loo feet and
on the south line 1b3 feet inches. Bounding to the
west Now street; to tho east on land lata OF -
Turnbu to the north land Of Mrs. Mary Pennal and
to the west on lot No. %.
ALSO,
ALL THAT OTHER LOT in New street adjoining the
above to the south and known In Purces plat No.
%, measuring in front New street 40 feet inches;
tho back east line 40 feet inches the north
line 15S feet inches, and the south line 151 feet
Bounding to the west New street, to the land
late Of - Turnbul; to the north lot No. 27, and
to the south on No. g. the property of estate Of A. s.
Wellington.
plat Of the above two lots be at my Office.
Terms-one-thrd cash; balance payable in one, two.
three, four and five years. secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
j. W. GRAY,
November IA wB4tu1 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.

ScltpT1lGn DS. FREEMAN.
On THURSDAY the 9th December next at II O'Clock A.
NJ will be sold, under the direction Of the undersgn-
ed, In front Of the Old Custom House,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, belong
ing to the Estate of Benz Freeman, deceased, In
that part of the Electoral District of Berkeley formerly
known the Parish Of Christ Church. containing two
tractho first called Cat leland and the second Palme
high land, exclusive Of large quantity Of mnrsh land
The said Plantation lies at the confluence Of Wando
River and Guerns creek in the said Parish Of Christ
Church
Terms-onefourh cash. balance payable in four equal
successive annual nsalments secured by bonds Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of tho premises Purchaser
pay for papers. j. ". GRAY,
November1 IA wsoth1 Master in Equity.
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REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GRERNVILLE, 8. C.

REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GRERNVILLE, g. G.
The Commissioners OF tho State works nt aroo,,,,uo
8. O.. offer at Private sale
THE REAL ESTATE OF SAID WORKS.
Tho Tract Of Land contains twenty aores and ia su
Greenpille g. c. having the Anderson road on ono aide
and tho Greenvile and Columbia Railroad on the other
branch track from tho railroad into the premises
About twelve acres Of the land is enclosed With bjo
and close 6atten fence and within the enclosure are
THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS. VIZ:
0FFIGE 1s s6 6y 40 feet; nnished rooms replaces
and Boiler House attached and co feet Chimney and
MACHINE SHOP, so by 100 feet with Boiler Honss
and Drying House attached, and 60 feet Chimney and
BLACKSMITH SHOP. 90 by 100 feet with II Foroos
IRON FOUNDRY, brick, with two Cupolas Air Fur
BRASS FegNpRT. % by so feet with cupo,a double
Furnace and Chimney. f' '
CARPENTER SHOP. 80 by 100 feet, on brick pillars
Small BLACKSMITH SHOP, 20 by 20 feet, with double
PATTERN HOUSE. ono and q half story, 20 by 40
sToRERooM. 2s by 60 feet. on BRICK piIms. piIlars
sM0KEHoUsE, 1s by 40 feet. f''''''
SHED, 2S by 70 feet. G "a 'ee''
IRON HOUSE. COKE SHED, STABLE, FODDER
WELL HOUSE, 1s bJ 90 feet
Small ENGINE HOUSE.
TermsaA credit Of one and two years in equal insal
ments with interest from date, on approved nereonaI
bnfe the promises and assigned nHur
There are several small Buildings on the premises
outside Of tho enclosure, which win Be sold for casb to
be removed from the promises W ''N AVA oA''' ~
For further information apply to
October 1s secretary 70 g Commissioners State Woris
~ mWt Greenvillo, 8. g,
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AUCTION SALES.

Mahogany, Logrood and Fustic, on Account OF
t0iton, it may Concern.
HY j. A. ENSLOW ~ co.
THIS DAY, the 14th instant, will bo sold, by Public
Auction, at South Dry Dock Wharf, at IL O'Clock,
~ logs MAHOGANY
337 tons Logwood
40 tons Fuatic.
Damaged on board the French bark "Mazatian,' II.
Fauvrc master which put into this port in distress whilst
on her intended voyage from Isle Of Carmen to Havre,
and sold for account whom it may concern by RECON-
mcnaon Of the portwardcns and by order OF the French
Consul November II
HY E. ". MARSHALL.
THIS DAY 1ih instant at 10tS O'Clock, will he sold nc
fore my sales room, No. 80 Broad street,
One SADDLE AND DRAFT HORSE
One large Mule
Ono Buggy
One Mule and Cart
One fine Saddle Nag
An assortment of Furniture
Ono handsome BRUSSELS CARPET, with Rug.
November II
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

SIMPSONS d: BGhttcin CS. BOnnU.
Will he sold, under the direction OF the undersigned, ut
the Old Custom House, III this city. TOMORROW,
the 10Th day of November, 1906 at IL o'clock,
!. All that LOT OF LAND situate the north side OF
Broad street i'll the city of Charleston, bounding to the
north on land now late of Lewis Trapmann 10 the cast
on land now or late of Benjamin II. Rutlcdgc; to the
south on Broad street; and to tho west land
late OF Lewis Trapmann measuring and containing in
'front.' on roud street fifty t50) feet by hundred and
forty.seven li7) feet in depth north to south
. All That LOT OF LAND situate the south side Of
Short street. in The city of Charleston bounding to tho
north on Short street, 10 the cast land late
estate Of Mrs Rolnc; to tho south land of estate OF
John BonncI and to the west on land late Of
Lewis Trapmann measuring in front Short street fifty
'O feet six 6 inches by cgktytwo s2) feet in depth
3. All that LOT OF LAND. with the Dwelling House
and improvements thereon situate in the town Of Black
vlc in Barnwcll District, containing 2iOO acres more
or ess bounded on tho north by South boundary street.
the cast and south by lands of estate Lartiaue
and on tho west by the BarnweI Road.
Terms-Onchird cash. balance in three equal success
sivc annual instamcnts, with interest day of sale
payable annually secured by bond of the purchasers
and mortgage OF the premises. Building TO be insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers TO pay for papers
FD- Bnrnwen Sentinel will please copy once.
JAMES TUPPER,
Ho."rlIer IA stuth3 Master in Equity.
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PRIVATE SALES.

c0Sta1s m1 n&oRs@ Rssasnoe e. 1T vfa Hu 4 ssoSSsy soN
Brokers, Auctioncers & Real Estate Agents.
A COMFORTABLE TwosFoRY WOODEN RESI-
Battery, and known by the number "2s." The House
contains five square rooms besides and pantry
Lot measures 70x1s more or less For particulars ap-
ply as above, at No. SO EAST BAY STREET.
November IA WIZ
One of The most Haluable Mus, ,oi1h IVharues Al
pT sqfsfs A6szo n be j. GssE WfTG Fl GHGr;sss Son.
Brokers, Auctioneers, & Real Estate Agents.
One of the most valuable MILLS driven by the
heaviest steam power, and most approved machinery;
in the City of Charleston.
For particulars apply as above at office
November IA WIZ
By SMITH & nIcGILLIVRAY,
One WHOLESALE 1eai AND retail % GROCERY cf s AND IL
QUoR STORE.
One DRUG STORE.
Both Of these principal business streets
November IA
Cotton and Rice Plantation in ST. PaEs Parish,
BY SMITH r. fssqdss & MsaaLirvRAx, Sats
Real Estate Brokers, No. "a Broad Street.
A PLANTATION of $500 acres, of which 200 under
fence 500 cleared cotton and rice land quarters
qusite oubuildngs 500 Of good pasture land balance
well wooded.
ALSO,
PLANTATION in the same Parish, eight miles from
Charleston and Savannah Railroad fifteen miles from the
city. 5000 acres, 1000 cleared balance well wooded GOO
| acres cleared Rice land, backed by extensive and
fing reservoirs 400 finest Sea Island
ton Lands under fence, fine new dwelling and sixteen
double negro houses Large cotton house. with steam
engine, which drives gins for any staple of cotton
| ALSO,
TWO FARMS EdistJ Island, of 80 acres nearly
all cleared-seted pnce Another of SO acres 20 clear
| ed balance wooded-prime cotton lands adjacent Can
\ be sold together. SMITH & MCGIIIIVRAY,
November IL No. 27 Broad street.
Farms, Rice and Cotton Plantations.
BY SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,
No. ~ Broad street, Real Estate Brokers.
At Private Sale or to Lease
| FARM, miles from the CITY, on the Ashley; good
settlement.
| ALSO
| FARM, 13 miles from city, South Carolina Rail
road.
| PLANTATION, near Parker's Ferry, on Ediso River
| 1000 cotton and rice: good settlement
| A LARGE AND VALUABLE PLANTATION on John
Island, on the Kiawah River.
| A LARGE AND VALUABLE PLANTATION on James
Isinnd opposite Legareve.
| For particulars apply to
| SMITH & MoGILLIvRAY,
/ Real Estate Brokers, No. 81 Broad street.
November12 mwf3
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Positive Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

POsiiue Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
BY H. & 4. p. CALDWELL.
On TUESDAY the Goth instant will bo sold, at II O'clock
near the Old Custom House,
Those valuable throostory BRICK STORES, Nos 1
and the north aide Of South Atlantic Wharf street.
formerly occupied by Messrs. Rhott & Robson
These Stores, having entrances both North and
South Atlantic Wharf streets possess great advantages
for tho storing of goods, and arc we'll known
quire no further description.
Confederation thousand dollars cash. balance in one
two and three years. property to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers. November 13
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TO PLANTERS AND ALI. INTER IsSTrED,
fHtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il Agent for tho sale of tho HICKS ENGINE is now
prepared to execute orders at the shortest notice for
Horso Powers from Two to twonty-fvo For ginninQ
hosting and indeed for any purpose, this Engine Is
the cheapest simplest most durable and requires ono
hnn tho fuol OF any other offered for aae All Rngnes
thoroughly tried before shipment and warranted For
WHARF. T. l. BLCcyT AGENT
October 10 myfimo
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Yacht " JVlSSie. 4"

Yacht " IVl9Sie."
by WM. NJ. pET4OT,
No. asa lin the Dond) King street.
At Private Sale
1885, Length SO feet by feet inches breadth of beam
wol found In Sails Oars Anchors &C., has Centre Keel
and draws only inches light, and will carry 10 baleo
Cotton. Price $3.50, cash.
For further particulars apply above
NO a52 KING STREET,
November ~ At my ONCE, up stairs.
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EDITORIAL VIsrT.-We had the pleasure Of visit
last night from Mr.. E. A. BRONSON, proprietor Of
the Barnwell Sentinel Mr.. Bronson is in town on
business for the Sentinel, and We have much
pleasure in recommending the paper and it's pro-
prietor to our community.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEEKLY NEws.-The weekly edition Of THE
News will bo regularly issued every Sunday
morning, and will contain all the latest telegraphic
news, tho latest ship and commercial news, as
well as great variety of int erestng reading mat
ter All persons in the city uesiring it left at their
houses, will please hand in their namos at our
Office. Advertisers will do well to take advantage
Of the large circulation of this ISSUE as wo will
continue to send large number of copies through
out the country gratis, until our subscription list
shall reach q satisfactory number.
BANK ELEcrIoN.-At an election held yesterday,
Captain W. w. SALE, formerly Teller in the State
Bank was elected Teller in the 1st National Bank
Of Charleston.
IMPORTANT SALE OF STooK.-Attention is called
to the advertisement of an important sale of
stock this day by Mr.. JOHN s. R1Gos.
BoEDHoLDERs CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL
RoAD.-The attention of the bondholders of tho
Charleston and Savannah Railroad is called to an
advertisement in another column of much interest
to them.
ELECTION FOR REPREsENTATIyE.-An election for
Representative to fill tho vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Judge RICHARDSON, was held
yesterday. There were only two candidates in the
field, and tho election passed off very quietly
many of our citizens being unaware Of the trana-
action. A comparatively small number Of votes
were polled in consequence. The following is an
accurate list from each Ward:
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Desirable Residence an Spring Street.
RY JACOB COHEN GS co

UesaTdbte Resldence an Spring Street.
BY JACOB COHEN & CO.
On TUESDAY, Goth November, OF II o'clock A. NJ, at
the north OF the Exchange, will be sold without
serve,
All that LOT OF LAND, with two-story wooden
DWELLING thereon, situated the south side of Spring
street. known as No. H. measuring 70 feet font by 172
feet In depth Tho house contains four square rooms
pantry and dressing room with double pazzas and gas
fixtures complete. On the lot is cstern, twostory
wooden Kitchen lathcd and plaatered, and oil necessary
outbuildings.
Ter1ns-One.t third (S) cash; balance in and two
years. secured by mortgage of the property Premises
to be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay us for papers. November Is
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WE ARE gratiied to learn that Mr. EMANUEL, the
elderly gentleman who fell from the up train Of the
Northeastern Railroad on Saturday last, near Gra-
HAMS Cross Roads, is not dead, but is receiving
proper attention at that place, and hopes are en-
tertained OF his recovery.
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Estate Sde-PEdntdtiOn in 81, Andre,p,s P1,.;ob
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

At Private Sale
HoPETON PLANTATION, In st. Andrews Parist
about five miles from Charleston, the Stono River on
acres of land, about 725 of which high land~the
balance marsh land Excellent crops of Sea Island Cot
About 400 acres Of the land cleared and aapted to
the culture of Cotton and Provisions and abonf s1 o
upon It. F
For particulars apply to
November wfn6 No o BROAnaTRF
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TIE CHARLESTON HousE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for thor country friends, Messrs sroII,
WEBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with
larger variety to select from than any house in tho
city; also, to sell all articles at low prices as they
can be had anywhere. Will furnish packing casos,
any size, free Of charge; will take special care in
packing end shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure all that will call at their store of
every accommodation and every attention,