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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-20
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.


nuRTIsHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
Lancaster C. Z, :. C, Having large subscription
st it offe-s favorable medium to Merchants and all
advertisers who desire to extend their business in the
assu Districts OF eops 55e Of sent Application
A,o1,et
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C. DUCREUX's PATENT
For Instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses from Carriages.

V1HIs INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVENTION.
which has been patented in the United States,
France and En- land offered by the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they will find it. upon s1ami'
nation one OF the greatest inveu tons OF the age.
prominen. among Its advantages are:
F1Rsr-Ihe facility With which horses may bs harness
ed 70 or embarrassed from Carriage also rendering
unnecessary for tho person embarrassing pass between
or behind the horses customary thus svoiing any
liability Of being kicked.
SEcoSp-In case OF horse falling, he may be loosed
tom the carage second, without the driver leav
inr his seat II simple in its operation that child
can WORK 1t.
THRD AND GnEATEsT-In casen Of horses taking fright,
becoming unmanagable or running away. the terrible
consequences which go frequently follow may be all avoid
ed by this simple application to carriages as the horses
COZ be loosed fr the carriage n winklins and the
carriage is quickly and slfey stopped.
Mr.. c. DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions The
great favor and praise manifested by the public on these
occasions, Is the evidences popular appreea-
ton Of its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for aPplyng
tho patent 10 carriages. purchase Of state sns
addressing to c. DUtRECA, Pateuee,
No SO Elizabeth street, New lorc
oc+ober 20 3nlo
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Free 10 Everybody.

Large s PIP Circular. giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young of both ssxes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful. thp
tlespised respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send tner
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer. q,
March 80 Tyr Troy. N. ?.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Bennett Us. Bennett
On TUESDAY. the 2eth instant a II o'clock viii be sold
at the old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thsreon, on
the West side of ST. Philips street, Charleston Neck
known on plat of R. K. Payne drawn June 1s ls49 by
the letter E. measuring In front 80 feet inches, tho
back line 81 feet inches and III depth 100 feet
ess bounding North on alleyway, South on lot D,
and West on lot b, as per said plat
Terms-One-tlird cash balance on bonds, with inter-
est payable semi-annually, credit oi and two
years. the bonds to be by mortgage OF tho prem
ses Tho buildings to he inHurned and kept insure
and the policy assigned until The bonds are paid and The
which will expire IN twelve months purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. ]. W. GRAY,
November w3tul Master IN Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

y NeNt US. ISNIsIuS, eI az.
On TUESDAY, the s8th November q. II o'clock. will be
sold, under the direction Of the undersigned at the
old Custom House.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon.
situate on the East corner OF Coming and Shepherd
Streets North Of Line street. bounding North on Shep-
herd street. East land OF Picket, south on David Ri
ker's land, aud West Coming street measuring on
the front and back Ines each "a ee more or less and
10 feet more or less in depth.
Terms-One-hIlf cash. balance In and two years,
by bend of the purchaser aud mortgage Of the
premises buildings to be insured to amount required
by the Master and tho policy assigned Purchasers to
pay Tor ipers aud stampa. ]. W. GRAY.
November w,iul Master IN Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.
UvDER DECREEIy EQUITY.

Ai' -
Home Loon and Buiidny Association US. ii. c.
Brown, Execatrtz.
On TUESDAY the 2sth inst at II O'Clock will be sold.
at the old Gu tom House,
All that LOT OF LAND situate at the Northwest cor
ner OF Auson and George Streets measuring on George
street 80 feet Anson street e5 feet the North line
So feet AID on the West line so feet Bounding North
and West on land OF j. W. Brown. South on George
street. and East on Anson suee'.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In two equal success
sive annual insaments, with interest nom day Of SALE
PAYABLE annually secured BY tue bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage OF tEe premises
Purchaser to pay fer papers and stamps.
JAMES ". GRAY,
November w3tu1 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DEOs;G1E IN EQUITY.

ForSsn et al, Us. Quinncn.
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant. at IL o'clock will be
sold, at tie Old Custom House
Ali that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
situate the West side Of President reet opposite the
Arsenal Square, measuring on the front and back lines
each 40 feet and IN depth 18 feet more less Bound
ing President st eet West by marsh land North
on land OF Colen, and South On land OF Muckenfuss.
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon stu
ate on the West side OF Coming street. North OF Went
worth street., measuring in front Coming street 81
feet on the back line IS feet and in depth the North
line IS teet on the South lire IS feet bounding South
lot next descrbsd.
ALSO
The LOT with the Buildings thereon adjoining the last
described to the South and situate the West side Of
Coming street measuring IN front Sc feet, on the back
line 81 feet and in depth the North line feet, on
tho South Line 4S feet
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. equal nsalments With interest from the
day Of SALE payable seiannuay, secured by bonds OF
the purchasers and mortgage Of the respective lots
sold The buildings 10 be insured and the policies
signed. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
]. ". GRAY,
Noyember6 w3tu1 Master in Equity.
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The total number of registered voters in this
CITY is oh tes S491 and blacks 51SS, so that 1910
votes, in all, must be cast to carry the question in
favor OF Convention.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM., IT'S Pro
DUCTS, AND OTHER rNFLAMNABLE OILS.
SEC |. Be it ordained BY the Mayor and ALdsrmsa, IN
Cy Council assembled, That from and after the 18th day
of June next it shall not be lawful TO keep Petroleum,
kerosene hook Oil Bondne. Benzole or any other In.
aammabe oil oils storage or for sae in any cellar.
store or building south OF Line street, in larger lun-
iity than fifty gallons any lot premises. and
any such quantity kept stored ahan be contained III
vessels OF tin other metal.
SEC D. That Petroleum. Its products, any other
fammable oil or oils when brought into the city by land
OF water may be KEEP. any lot or in any building ,1
which cotton is not stored for period not exceeding
twenty.four hours upon the expiration Of which tint
shall be removed and Kept in the manner ns required by
the foregoing section.
SEC. 5. ANY person or persons violating any part ID
this Ordinance shall be subject fine OF two hundred
dollars each offence recoverable In any Court OF CON-
petent Jurisdiction
catihed in City Council this twcnty-frst Day OF way IN
the wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. r.,o ,,
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Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Visor.
The sscret will be revealed by investing In bottle OF
pASKN1N.s HEPATIc BITTERs. For sale by all
pruggisn.
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SUPERB STOCK OBJ FINE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER WATCHES,
All warrn Dted to run nd thoroughly resr-
ulated, Mt the low price OF S1U eaohi
c,H,cr,rrtnv -UAPANTFFD

The above stock will be disposed q on the popular one
price plan, giving every patron fine Gold or solid s-
YER Watch Tor S1V, without regard to value.
We wish to immediately dispose Of the above ms9nh-
cont Stock Certificates, naming the articles placed
In sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders EMU
tied 10 the article named their certificate, upon pay
meut OF Ten Dollars whether 1t be Watch worth $1,000
or one worth less. The OF any OF certificates
entities you the article namod thereon upon payment,
irrespective OF its worth; and article valued less
than $40 is named on eny certificate, 1t will at once
be that this s no Lottery. but straightforward
legitimate transacticn which may be participated in
even by The most iashdlousl
single Certificate will be nent by mail postpaid, upon
receipt Of 20 cents FIVE for ST. eleven 81 irytbree
and elegant premium for So sIItysix and valuable
premium for STU, hundred and most superb Watch
tor Sl5 To Agents. those wishing employment, this
il rare opportunity. Il is legltimatey conducted
business duly authorized by the Government and open
to tie nicst careful scrutiny. Try Address
WRIGHT. BRO. * CO.,
lmportecs, No. l6J Broadway, N. T.
O,xober ~ limo
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Foe GEsTs FURNISHING GOODS, good and cheap,
On TO Macullar, Williams Parker's, No, 270 King
street. m"l
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Dorr SPEND Do1LAa FOR CLOTHING before
going to MacuDar, Williams q Parkefs' NO. TV
King street. m"l
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THE DAILY NEWS.

"a LARGEST CIRCULATION TIL DAILY NEWS
BE1NG rHE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REccG-
Missed AS HAVING HE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN TIE CITY OF cHARLf sToE. PUBLISHES TEE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE nOS-oF-
F1cE Ar TEE END OF EACH wEEK. ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF The NEw Pls1oEFIcE
LAW.
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KENTUCKY STATE CoMBNATIcN LOTTERY draws
aye,v day at Covington, KY Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares in proportion Frlzes from
$1,000 t6 100000. b. I. PETERS, Agent, a.
No. 90 Rasel street, Charleston, s. c.
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SHIPPERS per { B. Souler will please send in
their Bills of Lading by Il o'clock, to-day, to the
AGENTS Office, North Atlantic Wharf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

VIZ are under obligation to Puraer Brookes OF
tn q steamship Champion for tayors.
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PRIVATE SALES.

Gas Stock at Prirdte Sale.
BY [. s. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale
- SHARES CHARLESTON GAS STOCK
Apply as above, at
No. 40 BROAD STREET,
November 90 Up Stairs
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Alderman Pringlo reported the number OF va
cant Offices, which was laid ovor tor consiaerS''on
until the next regular meeting.
The Committee on Licenses reported favofaoE
q sundry applications ,,.
The Committee on Accounts reported faVoIaDiy
on sunary bills rom the Orphan House and Gas
Company,
The Mayor submitted the bond OF Mr.. j. L.
Honour as o;ty Assessor. signed by D. B. olney'
which vaa accepted.
communication 1as read from the City Attor-
-ley re:oTrinS to the action CT the Express Compa
~ IN resisting the tax imposed by the city, and
asking II ne should represent the city at Columbia
II :hs trial OF the case.
o. motion OF Alderman Rayenel, the City Attor-
aey waa requested to act for the city at the ap-
preaching trial in Columbia.
The Bill to reduce tue salaries of city officers,
&C., was postponed for further consideration in
consequence Of The absence Of the Chairman, and
the Mayor was requested to call an extra meeting
on his return.
No further business appearing, the Council ad-
jourped-
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TEE BEST PLACE n CHARLEsToN to get your
moneys worth is at Macullar, Williams q &Parkers,
ON 270 King street. mwf
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l-UDI.iU NOTiUE.

oyrrcE CLERK OF CoCScII,
May 1857.
The following Secuon Of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
F of Sperntendent OF Streets to pronde for Keep
ing the Streets. Lanes, Alloys and open Courts In the
civ OF Charlesston Clean, and ior oieer purposes
Ssreby published for information Of al concernei
For the due protection OF the said contractor
orcnnant and tenant OF any premises fronans II any
sect lane alley or open court, shall every day
sundays excepted have the dirt nth, garbage, other
os placed IL front of his or her lot in barrel box or
heap and in readiness for he contractor by the hour a
even O'Clock A. NJ. from the hlst day OF May to the
rt day OF November in every year and by the hour Of
nine olock ~ ~, frcIp the frst day OF November TO
he lrst diy OF May following. And any person Offend
ng herein placing any Dirt. filth, garbage, other
oa any street. lane, alley. open court after the
hours above ramed, shall be subject TO tine not Less
than two nor than five doilars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor -
BY order W. II. SMILE.
May 10 Clerk OF Counc'.
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NU'IiCE.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCn.--THE FOLLOWING
" cr"cc :. sAction Of an "Orilnsnce 10 haise sup-
pies Tor the yeir 1867 published FOR the inioIaneuon
persons selling Goods BY sample or oaeT"se Sno se
not residents this city, Al saah personS Afe ne'ss!
Three dollars or every hundred dollars OF al goods
..; 80 - ~, >. S''' y ". II. SMITH.
MI Clerk p; Ccnncij
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1876
LOCAL NJ ALTERS
UCTY0N SALES THIS DAY.

SMITH & McGILLIvRAY will sell at 10 O'Clock,
horses. mules, vehicles and furniture.
n. HUNT Son will sell, at 10 o'clock, boots,
shoes, &c.
K1LRoY & Co. will SELL at 10 o'clock, clothing,
dry goods, &c.
B. NJ. MARSHALL & BIO. will sell, at 10l o'clock,
horses, mules cows, &c.
CAMPBELL, KNOX h Co. will sell, at 10 O'Clock,
6rygoods, &c.
MCKAY O. CAMPBELL viii sell, at 10 o'clock,
contents OF dry goods stoce.
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(LS.l r Y. oAlLLalD' Insois
W. a. SM1TH Clerk OF Council June
DInu m.rr. nII,NTuLY RETURNN.

CITY TAyES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HAIL. November l. 1857.
N-ortcp IS rFREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN
" IN that the MONTHLY RETURNS FOR IHE
MONTH OF OCTOBER PAST, IN compliance with the
IaY Ordinance ratified on the 2sth Gag OF december.
90 a- he made on OF before the 18th instant
Ae'9' N1 CHARLES P. FRAZER,
>.or,ha- Assistant City Assessor.
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TEE COURT OF rEoU1rY-CHANoELLoR ". D. JOHN
SON PKEsIDNa-Thc case of Clark us. Deveau1
was continued and argued by Dir. Henry Buist to
the hour of adjournment.
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THEArRE.-A rather better house greeted the
Templeton Dramatic Company last evening than
on the occasion of their first appearance. Inc
pieces chosen we're also rendered more carefully,
ard there welo passages in which the acting was
really good. When the circus has departed and
tte a,,phs:., las waddled off to fresh fields ana
.; +t~gas ne, we shall expect to see our mprovis-
G. .; octrc c. owded nightly. An entirely new bill
j, ctferod this evening.
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OFFICE OF Tue CHIEF OF PoLloEl
CHARLESTON. 5. u, May 4. 1867. I
-,,,,, ,pcr1.r INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
i,n,osI,rcs vaults, &c.. will commence Monday
- .. INST owners and occupants are hereby required
" 10 t,s iher premises are In good condition and that
VI nIth and garbage IS removed as required by orus
80 Other inspections will follow.
e' ''0 cR gawALD. D.
Clpafe Of fpltcas
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SELLING YorER.-One of the enfranchised,
who was not used to the wes Of the world accosted
gentleman in the street yesterday with the mod
est request that he would buy his ticket. Some
surprise being expressed at this novel demand, he
was requested to explain, and thus unbosomod
himself: ''You see, boss, I stays on John Island,
ar a man gin me too ticket an tall me to put one
IN de box, an to cell de oder in Charleston Lee
BIN ell ober de place, and dey all has dere own tick
ets an III sell dis now for loaf o. bread" 1t was
Lot considered advisable to open the eyes OF the
wandering voter; but he was politely informed
that his ticket was not saleable in that quarter.
Cufee opened his eyes, gave despondng grunt,
and went on his weary way hunting bid for his
ticket.
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COOPERATIVE SroREs.-In another column will
be found an Introductory letter upon the subject
ofCo-operative Stores, to which we call special at
tention. The subject is one in which the DA1LE
News has taken peculiar interest, and we will give
place with pleasure to any further communications
in reference to matter which is considered to
be Of SO great consequence to our community.
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liams g. Parker's No 27O King street. mwf
DvspFps1A CuRE.-A gentleman, somewhat ad-
vanced in years, strong, robust constitution, had
lately been a good deal affected with indigestion,
weak stomach, coated tongue, bad taste in the
mouth, and attended with q peculiar vertigo and
whrling in the head-so much 80 as to render his
riding in carriage or evon mounting an emf
ineffectually, f he fell upon Humphreys DYS-
PEPTIC PILLS, No. 10, which afforded prompt
relief. 4 Fill avery night and morning worAed
like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
unpleasant symptoms. l November zo
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UNITED STATES SouRT-HoN. GEORGE S. BRYAN
rREsrrNa.-The case CT the steamer Little Addie
was resumed, and, on mottpn of Messrs. Brown q
Mikell it was ordered that the value of the prop
erty arrested be ascertained and a report made to
the Court without delay, and that the claimants
have the property delivered on making the neces-
sary stipulatons. David Risley being appointed
the appraiser.
The United States us. 25O barrels molasses, for
violation of the Internal Revenue laws. r. s.
Duryea, Esq, and J. B. Campbell, ESQ.,, for the
libellants. Messrs. Porter g. Conner and A. Il.
Magrath for the defendants. The Court resumed
the consideration of this case, and it was argued
to the hour of adjournment
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4 First Class Plantation on North Sdntee for
Sale or TO Lease. Q
BY /, s. tx. BENNETT.
A plantation Of 700 Atres in 81. Georges Dor
chester, on the Ashley River.
BYI.S, x. BENNETT.

At Private Sale or TO Lease
The PLANTATION called "CApERs and WEBBs
FIELDS about l6 miles from the CITY, on the Ashley
River 1t is accessible By Railroad, by the Dorchester
Road, and by water The lands which are cleared are
very productive large portion are In woods Tho
landing the River s OF the finest in the neQhbor
hood. large beds Of mari crop up on this tract
For further particulars appy above at No. 20 Broad
street, Up Stairs .I wf2. November 20
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DIED.-A negro living on Morris street died on
Monday night under suspicious circumstances.
The case will be investigated at once by the proper
authorities.
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March 80
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FoR GOOD CLorHNa cneap, 60 to Macullar, Will
hams & Parker,s. No go King street. mwf
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AUCTlO SALES,


trosrPoNED TO 9th JANuARyl
1Tc Neat S'7cE ltesade1ces an eligible corner
III. Stand, and c01luelae,A small D,ceXin1
BY Ii. MCCALL
On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of January. IL O'Clock
Mt the Old PostoNicc. will be sold
All that NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO AND A HALF
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT OF LAND on
the west side Of Elizabeth street. near Mary street and
known as No 81 containing four upright rooms pantry
dressing two nttics and twostory pazzn with gas
and CRATES throughout slated roof, sc. On tho Lot
which measures So feet front aud 100 feet Deep
ess Kitchen Of four rooms Coach House, Stables
o large Cstorn and Well of Water.
An that other NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
nENCG north Of the above. und known No. 52 Eliza
beth street. havng four upright rooms pantry dressing
roo Two atttcs and double puZza with CRATES
throughout, slated roof &C. On the Lot which meas
4res 65 feet front and 100 feet deep less,
brick kitchen Of four Coach House Stables
large Cistern and Well Of W a.cr. ''N
All that LOT OF LAND, elSibly located at the south
west corner OF Elizabeth aud Mary Streets north of
the above and known No. measuring 80 feet front
on Elizabeth street and 100 feet Mary street.
icss having thereon two and half story Frame Dwell
ing and oil necessary outbudings and ycnieuces
gentee Family Grocery. The location of the above
property Is very desirable aud healthy.
AL that LOT OF LAND the south side Of Henrietta
street. No 81 containing 25 feet front 100 feet 6cep
more or less. together with two and half story frame
Dwelling of four square rooms pantry and dressing
room, with other improvements t. .eon.
Condihons-One-hnlf cash. balance payable In ono
year with legal interest from day Of SALE secured
by bond of the purchaser and mortgage property
Buildings to be insured aud policy ssigned Purchas
ers to pay B. Mccall for papers. January4
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UNDER DECREE nv Eau1rY.

Fst7.nlan and Spr1tt Us. Glngnaa,.
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the sth day Of
j. All fSat LoT OF Land, aituated in the CITY Of
by r Payne, Surveyor, IN le42 by 49, II and
25S bounding and measuring Lot No 50, northwardly
BY Lot No: ass IS heets inches: southward BY Away
115 feet; and west by Lot No. 6e, lis foct Lot
No. 26S northwardly Roberta Court 35 feet inches;
southxa,ay on m Los No ss ss feet inches; eastwar
on Lot No.,262, ns feet, mo.o or Ieas S.
r@a.i4 .- t. We ALSO. &la. .9Ne5E ;@ B.
known In certain plat of lands divided By Robars K
2oS as7 ass 26o 9a1 and as2 bounding and raeasernS
Court IS feet inchos souhwardy Lot No. 5s IS fset
inches; eastwardly Lot No. 253 10 feet west
" oa al Is ~ .e so
Lot No 81. IS feet inches: caswnrdly Is No 2S9
LIS feet and weatwardy on lands Of Mrs. fse
wardy Lot 265, 100 fect snstwardly on Norman
Lot 2e7, northwardy on Lot No 2ss loo fees; south
street. 40 feet; and westwardly on Lot No oe2 20 feet
Lot No. 29. norIhwardly on --, 100 feet; south-
wsrdy Lot No 2e7, loo foet; sastwafdy on Norman
Lot No. 2eo, northwardly on Lot No. --, IS feet
inches; southWardy on Lot No 957. as feet inches
eastwardiy on Lot No 2, 115 teet and westwsrdly
on ----, 3b feet inches; southwardly On Lot No.
2os IS feet inches eastwardy 3e9 l6 foet;
and wastMardty on Lot No. GEO. 11s feet Lot No. 2e2
" on Lot 10 80, IS feet nehes eastwssdy On Iota
2se 9e7 and 2ss16 fest; and westwazdy Lot Me- 2e.
Terns-so much cash a. may Necessary to pny tho
Ssnoe On credit Of year. e b secured By Sond of
December 1s taf7 Mastar ii sS,nit,,
L