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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

yv;, be aold under the direction OF the undersigned at
ta aid Crstom House. iu this city TUESDAY, tho
29th day OF January, 1867 IT II o'clock A. NJ,
All thai VALUABLE PLANTATION. with Iho improve
,,onts thereon. knows by the naIno Of FETERESSA,
a,nte IN that par of Berkey District known st. An
dreys Parish on tho cast side Of Ashley Rvol and on
both sides of the Dorchester Road, and little over
twelve mills from Charleston Inc rlantanon con.ans
and cast on lands Of Johu and Patrick Nei souta by
lands of--Touchstone, and west by Ashley River,
No per plat of same made BY B. T. surveyor IN
fourth cash. balance payable IN i've
son, successive annual insalments secured BY bond OF
the nurchaor and mortgage Of the premlses with IN.
e.ress @ s 49, nanerc ' JAMES TUPPER,
pay n,,pSt ~, PStI'1' fin Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

Lucas Us. Pr1oleGW et al.
VIII n sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
tho Old Custom House In this ci:y, on TUESDAY, the
goth day Of January, 1867, at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that TRACT OF LAND in st. Thomas Parish,
Berkely District containing S947 scrcs the same being
composed OF two trcts one Of which, containing about
loo acres was granted to Susan cumbo In and tho
lineated on plat Of Northampton made by Charles
Parker. Surveyor, ON 18th March, 1848.
cash; balance payable In four equal
r,ccessye annual 1nstalments, secured by bond and
mortaare OF the premises with interest from day Of se
payabe annually Purchaser to pay for papers:
pA'. JAMES TUPPER,
January II flu Master in Equity.
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AM USEM EN- TS.

THE FIRST ODD.FELLOWs, BALL
WILL BE GIVEN BY SCHILLER LODGE, No. 80.
wv l. o. O. F., Thursday January 18th. 1867, at Bru-
dorchen Bund Hail. King street, near Horlbeck Alley,
commencing ut TX o'clock, P n. Tickets can be had
Of tho Committed sively no Ticket sold at the door
Tickets 50.
CoMM1rrEE-H. II. KNEE, Chairman; WIN. DIERS-
SEN, A. TIETRNTHALL, n. L. SCHLOBOHM, II. ".
c. MEHRTE.Ns. +. PUCKHABER. s* JANUARY is
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BREAKFAST CAKES, an1DD1E cAzEs. MuFFNs. ROLLS,
&C., al made light sndvholesome by using tt PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruptions. the Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Bakers will fnd this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold ty
GRUBER & MARTIN,
January IA % No. 296 King street.
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Under. DECREE IN EQUITY.

lti{ChGI DS. II GTQcn.
1y;,l ho sold undcr tic direction Of the unders gned at
tc o,d f1istom House. in this city on TUESDAY, the
s9ti day Of January, 1867, u Il O'Clock, A. M,,
/. All that HOUSE AND LOT, on the south side % OF
Bcautan street. in this city known by the number 81
md neasuring in front said street t'Tenyhv 25
ss @ feet more snS Or y les Heawa RGana1g
east land Of F. s9es spd by nd Of
Olney. ,,,,, ,,I, t,,o h,,,,a;,,o. and i'm.
,I IN this citv and measuring in front West street
siess I3S @ ce and il hundred and forty
14o feet more less Bounding to the north u ;Ra ena
- Tho cast on land now OF late OF Mrs. Fsber and
to the west on land late the property OF the es
tate of John Y. Bradley. .,.-.o..,,.o
.n,'a tnsolments secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises with interest from day Of
sale, payable annually buildings to be insured ana
poiieS "so'e JAMES TUPPER,
7u.r,e tut Master in Equity.
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AGEICULT U.RAL.
PERUVIAN GUANO,

DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.
OoLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November with interest approved city acceptance
SWIM Island Guano, $40 cash $25 1st November with
intor st. approved city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime $50 cash; SG6 LIST Novem-
Der, with interest, approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Gunno, s55 cash.
Flower of Bone unadulterated aud unburnt.
Farmers' Plaster or Gypsum, warranted pure.
Offering the above manurcs to planters dc 30 with
every conhde CO, not only having testimonials from
planters who have used them tho past year, but the
further guarantee that every cargo arrives from the
factory, is ana1yzed by Prof Shepard, Of the South
Carona Medical College, und tho high reputation of
these mnnures fully kept up. ]. N. ROBSON,
January t1Iths3mos No. c2 East Bay.
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CouiIT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS
Judge T. N. DAwENs, presiding.-The Court as
sembled at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, and q sufficient
number Of jurymen cot answering to their names,
the Clerk was ordered to have new yenire drawn
for talesmen, and the Court adjourned until 10 A.
II. to-day, when the juries will be formed and the
Court organized.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
GIFTS FOD. CHRISTMAS AND NEW FEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
@pLA-, GIVING EVERY PATRON A HANDSOME AND AND
REL liable WATCH FOR TIE Low PRICE " len ZEN
n0ITATs- -WI1HO1JT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECILi SaIlS-
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Bethlehem. Baptist Church eli I'll. us. John McCs-
ters, Executor.
VIII be sold Under tho direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House In this city, on TUESDAY the
All those FOURTEEN LOTS OF LAND known as tho
VILLAGE OF GRUMESYuLE. situate in Berkley Dis
and branch waters of Cooper River eaeh Lot containing
from to w acres, and having such location. lines an
improvements delineated on plan OF the said
village made for the purpose of this sae the I'd Of
November 1885, by T. J. Melard, Surveyor, and to be
seen nt this office.
third cash: balance in one and two years
secured by bond and mortgage OF the premises with
privilege of the purchaser to pay all cash Purchaser
to nav for papers JAMES TUPPER,
10 norv Fl ftu iaster in Equity.
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DISTRICT CouRT.-This Court WAS convened at
the City Hall yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
Judge LOGAN presiding. The appointments Of W.
B. Dne1E, Esq, as Deputy Sheriff, and of JACOB
WuLMAs, Esq, Us Clerk Of Court, werc an
nounced.
The Jurors were called, and a sufficient number
not answering to theiy names, a uenire for tales
Jurors was ordered to be issued, and the Court ad
iourued to meet at 10 occcl this morning. Jurors,
witnesses and others who may have business with
this Court, are requested to be punctual in their
attendance as the docket will be very heavy (com-
prisiDg over one hundred criminal cases), and it
win expedite matters greatly. The Court will be
held at the City Hall every morning at 10 o'clock.
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S OL.UBlE EPACIFIC
GUAM O
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANoIs DEN-
TICAI, WITH PERUVIAN. IT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
,1ar1a aA1yIc

WHILE TT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT has
w nearly twice the quantity Of Phosphate of Lime,
If per cent of which Is Immediately soluble. It's effects
on Cotton the past have In many instances, e1-
ceed Peruvian Guano It has in no case proved less ac
tive in the early growth Of the crop When drought In
teryones tho CROP docs not suffer from Its is the
case with Pcrnyinn Guano BY OF the presence In
It OF so large per cent of Phosphate Of Limo Its use i'm
proves the soil to extcnt that cannot be realized from
Peruvian Gunno.
Every cargo of this Guauo subjected to rigid inspec.
tion analysis, and is sold basis ef actual value
Inc undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tes-
timony of we'll known South Carolina planters In evidence
of tho superior excellence Of this duano
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GD" Every latro UutalnB WHICH, ~ LIE r.
ncu costing but s10 while it may be worth sIao NO
MEssns ]. H1cxIINo Co.'s GREAT UNION WATCH Coz
New York City wish Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming aruces, M ale
placed in scaled envelopes Holders are entitled 70 rhe
nrcles named on their certificate upon payment OF len
I,oa:s whether it be Watch worth sI6O or ono worth
thc article named thereon upon payment, irrespective
If its worth and MS no article valued less than slf Is
named on any certificate it will ut once be seen that tns
is no Lottery but straightforward lesiInae trans.
actou which may bo participated in even BY tho most
fasdious. .=;a
single Certificate will DO sent by mail, post paid
tbrcc and elegant prclna,n for S. sixtysx and more
valuable premium for s10 hutred and most superb
Watch Tor SIS 10 Agents or those wishing
This is rare opportunity 1t is eituatey conducteo
business duly authorized by the Government aud open
to the most careful scrutiny: Try rs p.
s.e~ No, ~. Broadway. ~ =.
h..uhar1a hro
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uNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Strain Us. linsehouse.
w to sold under the direction Of the undersiened ct
the old custom House. in this city on TUESDAY the
i All TINT LOT OF. LAND on the west side OF Lime
house street. in this city known 6y the number na o. on
~ IN Timehouse street thirty-seren l31l feet and in
dopth one hundred and five feet lO5 teeth more OF less
ALSO,
o All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on the
aoutt of the same dimensions, aud known by the
number 6, on the same pLal
- ALSO,
q All that LOT OF LAND on the north side OF Tradd
street known by the number 81, on the plan Of the
| Iimehouse Lands.
I-. ALSO,
A. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on the
vest and known by the number 49,
- ALSO
& All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the last above on
the west and known by the number SO.
Terms-One-tifth cash; balance in five equal success
aye na1anents secured by bond the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises with interest from day Of sae
| payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPR,
January tut Master ip Equity,
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TIE GALAXY for January Is, 1907, contains ?:
Tristan; A Story in Three Parts. Part IL By Ed
ward Spencer With al. illustration by Magrath); J;
Nix. By Mary Ellen Atkinson; Sayonarola. By
Anna Cora Richie; Traditions Of the Blaokfeet.
By John Mason Brown; The Claverings. By An
t6ony Trollope. with an nldstration); "Aims at
the Beautiful Gate" By H. H.; Imperial France;
Past, Present and Future. BY George d. Towle
The London Clubs. By ". Winwood Reade;
shapes Of Soul. BY Sarah NJ ,. Piatti Inc
By George Wakeman; The House Opposite. BY
Maria &. Pool; Nebula. BY the Editor.
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Tie GALES OF ARAnY are not spicier than the
aroma which tho Fragrant sozodont imparts to
the breath. Nor is the hoart Of the ivory nut
winter than the teeth that are cleaned daily with
that matchless fluid. tus2 January8
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SOUTHERN BOYS AND GELS MoNrHLY.-Wc
have received the first number of this attractive
specimen Of juvenile literature: and hope it may
receive all the patronage it merits 1t is published
al Richmond, Va. Row. E. THOMPSON BAIRD and
Professor WM. LOGAN BAIRD, editors. Published
bv WH1TE & HOWARD No. 1O11 Main street;
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At Prioate SAFE, one of the Largest and most Hdl.
unble Sea Island Cotton Plantations on EaisSo


Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street,
That TRACT OF LAND on Edsto Island, well known a.
hoh arabic land 1000 OF which are cleared and undsr
cutivaton) and 500 Of marsh yad at
these lands ordinary $50 lhs Of clean Cot
ton of the finest quality the acre. and they have pr
duced IS high 200 lbs. per This Plantation n
stunted the ocean and about Of
mile from the healthy resort OF the planters
Edisto known Edingsve It Is intersected by creek
navigable for coasng vessels with convenient landings
Very little fencing required to enclose the whole place.
water forming the natural boundary on two hdss
about seven milk from the steamboat public landtn2s :
This Tract originally consisted OF three psntaons and
can be easily subdvided and i health advantages and
well known produchvencss render 1t one Of the most dr.
sirable Plantations on the Island u s.ISs
For terms, &C., apply as above. .t.S5;iSy.
January 6tutA III
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TIE ARaosY.-The first number Of the third
volume, January, 1867, has been sent us by the
agent Mr. JOHN RUSSELL, and is rathcr aboro the
average. ''The History Of Robert falconer, the
commencement of war serial, is very readable;
Scotch Story, promising to be interesting. The
other articles, as usual, are good.
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s'Caust thou not minister to mind diseased,
And, with some sweet oblvious antidote,
Cleanse tho foul bosom Of the pcrilous stuff
Thatweighs upon the heart2"
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERs will do 1t when
not hing else viii. Melancholy Depression Hypochon-
dria Insanity sll spring. or less, from diseased
stomach, and this PLANTATION BITTERs is sure
euro for. There is no mistake about it,; Dyspepsia.
Headache Duness, Ague, and Low Spirits, must yield
to the heathgiving and genial influence of the PLAN
TATION BTTTERs II you are in doubt, make one
trial and be convinced tuths3 January Is
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THE attention Of dealers is invited to tho auction
sale Of $50 boxes sugar by Mcssrs. J. A. ESsLoW
& Co., at II O'clock, this day, at the new Custom
House, corner Market and East Bay streets.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR ASSOCIATION
We take pleasure in presenting the following cir
cular to our readers and hope that all will read it,
and iberally respond to the call. Hollywood
Cemetery in Richmond must ever claim warm
place in tho affections of every Southern heart;
for hero lie entombed 15 900 OF the bravost Of tho
brave. By the side of Presidents MONROE and
rank and fle Of two large corps Pay7nees A fit
resting place for heroes is Hollywood. No come
terry in America equals it in point of natural situa
ton. The falls Of the James sing perpetual re-
QUEEN to the dear departed. All now asked of US
is to contribute our quota to mark their resting
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CHARLESTON, January 8, l567.
The undersigned, having been appointed Agent
to solicit contributions in the State of South Caro-
lima, takes this method Of appealing to those who
feel disposed to contribute their mite, however
small, towards this laudable enterprise.
Any articles or money will DO thankfully received
OF the Office of Rev. ". B. YATES, No. 1G Market
street; Messrs. A1AcKEY & BAKERS Furniture Ware
Rooms ADoEn's Buildings, corner Of Market and
Eing streets; ROBERT PEsNALs, corner OF King
and Calhoun streets, and at my residence No. IL
Mary street. MISS HANNAH p. COSTE.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN TILE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolinian at Columbia Is now sent
to every postsce in the State Being the ociel paper
Of the state it will be found at the present time espe
cialy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves OF very large circulation.
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A MEETING, in caucus, Of the members Of the
vigant Fire Company will be held this Tuesday,
evening, at the Hal in State street, at half-past
o'clock. Honorary and contributing members
are invited to attend
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For restoring strength and appetite. use the great
southern Tonic, PANnJN's HErATIo B1rTRRe and you
will not be disappointed For sale by all druggists tu
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WE HAVE received from Messrs. RAoUL & LYMAN,
City Apothecarics, King street. o bottle OF CAREYs
Wine Bitters, for which we return our most CRATE
fui thanks, and of which, if We may be allowed to
give our opinion, We must speak in most conpi-
n,nnterv terms
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AUcTI0Nll si..A.LEs.5 .I,jI;,5 81.

Ha' 81 sse1Eas;s ExSkS7 sps RsS R4E4zsBan. zSs;lBss
THIS DAY. the 18th inst win be sold in our sose, Ho
1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
boxes NEW N. z. HAMS
10 Herces Hams trt4s5z,y.T s..,.7t55
zoo Hams-uncogered ).
boxes new N. Y. Strips ! 7,,fG
s bbls. new Pig Shoulders
20 kegs Butter ..
Is bbls. Sugar .zs=szH5--fcl
so boxes Pepper Mustard and Ginger
100 pounds Patent Dryer
! lot Of new Stove Fixtures. Pots Kettles, &c, ke
Conditions cash. January LIS
BY r. R.eM."lIARsHALLg& BRO..rf
Brokers and sAuctioneeers, No. 30 Broa4l Sts
TOMORROW, 10th January will be sold st 10h O'Clock.
ana aToRk goR eS9nS! sSg
and an assortment Of Furniture: : Decembet,16
Horses, Mules, Ve1tices and Furniture, at AUCTION.
BY SMITH q MeGnLIvRAY,
VIII be sold TOMORROW the leti instant IN nont Of
HORsEs, MULES, VEHICLES AND FURNITURE fe.
cetved up to hour Of sale. ..s5s January Is
Executors Sa1e-Estate Of the late yoltn-E Wias-
chen, of Itoo Lots and a Brick House, no,u occu-
p.ed as Bakery, No.. LIS Church street, at
Aac''Gas; r. SMITH 8 mcGILLivRAY si;j1,;i N, s,
Real Estate Agents, No. 27 Broad Street,
Will positively be sold the north steps OF the Old Crs.
tom House, at II O'Clock; on TUESDAY, the 9Th Of
All that EoT OF LAND with the BUnDMas hsra. hr. :.
on. situate the west side OF Church street, 81 feet
'front.' and l30 feet deep moro OF less, with Brick Build
ing known Ills Church street Together with that Lot
Of Land adjoining the above the South, measuring
front Church street 81 feet inches, and the
20 feet inches, more or less ard in depth 139 fset
inches on the northern line, 125 feet 1nches on tho
sout ern line. more less Bounded on the nouth b9
81 Philips Church Yard. :, J.
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LIKE REGULARS ON Dress PARADE, the teeth
should always be scrupulously clean and free from
blomish. Keep them in this condition with the
Incompatible Sozodont, and when they are vete-
rams in the service they will still be as "good as
now." tus2
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~vice c. D. BAnsor, declined reelection.
Subsequent to the above elections, the Board Of
Directors passed the following resolution:
tsThat in the withdrawal OF Mr.. C. D. BARBoT, as
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Company, the
thanks Of the Board arc due to him, and hereby
rendered for his valuable and efficient services as
an officer of the Company, from it's earliest organl-
zation to the present time"
PALMETTO BASE BALL CLuB.-Messrs. Editors:
A few days ago I sent to q friend in New York one
Of your papers containing the challenge Of the
Palmetto Base Ball Club of this city, and Judging
from what my friend writes, your Palmetto boys
had better be up and doing.
EXTRACT from TIE LETTER.
I cut the article out Of ssThe News" and passed
it around, and it was everywhere received with
delight, and have no doubt that the Palmetto
Club will receive pressing invitation to come on
this summer, or in the event Of their being unable
to do so, some of our frst-class clubs would be
glad to receive an invitation to go on
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U1ldernriters' saie Of liverpool Sal.
BY JACOB COHEN & co.
On THURSDAY, 17tn day Of January at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold on Accommodation Wharf, for account Of un-
derwriters nnd MI concerned,
TAO SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT damaged on board the
bnrk Regina OH VOYAGE of importahonl
JanTary
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The DAY is fast coming upon when the Of Paint
aud Powder will be abandoned. the ladies fast
learning the use of EPPrNes FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsA-
pARn1A AND QUEENS DELIGHT. as it renders the sbn
soft and rosy. Btuth5 january II
To P1ANTERs.-H you wish Fertilizers apply to J. N
RoBsoN No. g. East Bay. who hns always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November 20 su thstu2mo5
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FoR COUGHS and throat disorders use "BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, having proved their eficien-
cy by test Of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet better
of that which began thinking well Of"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER, 4,
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1S02.-The 65th anniversary Of the Humane and
Friendly Society was celebrated on Monday, 7th
instant, when the following officers were elected
for the ensusing year
- JAS. D. JOHNSTON, President.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Vice President.
p NJ POINSETT, Secretary.
ROBT. HOUSTON, Treasurer.
J. ". GORDON and r, D. HART, Stewards.
Standing Cornmittee-E P. Wall, J. r. Edwards, Ewd
Wilkinson, R. K. Gordon aud L. F. Wall
Charity Committ&t-F, Perry, ". R. OGsborn and w u.
Oliver.
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WHILE there is life there is hope' True! Let
not the sufferer despond; for all who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, or Influenza, cum find q cure by
using MARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM. For sale
by all druggists.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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For Sale, Old Iotnn Pla1tatl0n,. IN 81. AndreaTs
Parish, ~. ::..,,. - = : ~.
BE LOUIS ID. BesAUSsURE, No.i 20 Broad


The PLANTATION known as sOLD TOWN, In ST.
Andrews PARISH belonging to the estate OF W. McH.
Parker. This tract Of Land lies the Aahley Rver II
two miles distant from Charleston, and eomma1dssa q
beautiful view Of the city, It contains about HOO acres
of land Of which $50 or less cleared Se6
Island Cotton and Provision ands about $50 aore6 In
woods, and about 376 acres in marah and ruth
On the Plantation are comfortable quarters for ons
hundred lsborer4, lnrge new Gin House; acommodous
stable and shed, Blacksmith and Carpenter's shop
Church. email dwelling house in FIR order, &c, &c
This Plantation is very valuable one having been'
for number Of years most successfully cultivated In tho
finest qualities of Sea Island Cotton In corn and other
provision crops It's facilities for being ferizedI by
marsh mud and Bedge cannot be excelled. the Ashley
River being its boundary the east and Creek tat Of
It's west 7s=..tSS .ss.. .ss.szss;Esz5ss-,55
The natural beauties Of "old Town" are unusually
great the live oaks the Plantation growing in gfeet
profuaon, and Of great and beauty. numbSf ct
fresh water fish ponds, wantonly destroyed during tho
past two. years the place, cam small eIpen
tre of labor and means, be restored to their ionsr
loveliness The chimneys and brick foundations OF tho
former dwelling house are still standing and could pro
baby be used as they now are
couple Of years Of attention and TASTE and uodnr.
ate expenditure Of MEANS would render this Plantation
Of the most attractive homes In tho Southern sttG
The fertility Of its soil can be we'll attestsd to.
For particulars, apply above, at -
January 10 thstus No. 8 BROAD sTRREgf. =