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nTSs0IUTE0N,

-IyHR COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the name and style OF Foster
bTothers is hereby dissolved By mutual consent;
All persons OWING Foster Brothers can IND
once, formerly occupied BY Foster 4 McEwen.
Messrs. ARMISTEAD 4 WOODS have pHr
chased tbs entire interest Of the urn
- FOSTER BROTHERS..
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r HAVRPUF UPCONDUCToRsT THROUGH
Il out the South for the last ten years i have
attached Rods 10 the various Steeples, Schools,
Public Building. and most of the private resi-
dences in this city and throughout Middle Ten
nessee. Orders left at any of the Hardware
Stores in the city viii be promptly attended to.
A. w. BRYAN,
apr25 3In No. Wharf avenue.
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nar2O tf-sp. No. North Cherry
ELECTION NOTICE.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CoMPANY,I
NASHVILLE. April 10, ls67. J
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
7 Stockholders Of this company at their Office,
No. &2 North COLLEGE street, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN MAY. lS6I-being the 6th day
for the purpose of electing ELEVEN DIRECT
OkS, to serve for the ensuing twelve months
apr20 til F. D. HIGHS, See'y.
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NASHYILLE 2frH App1L 1s

NA6HN lille, 10Th APRIL, 800.
We have examined the Glasses of NJ. Bern
hardt, Uptician and 0culist, and are satisfied
that they are superior in material and workman
ship TO any We have seen. lie has, too, dis
played great skill in adapting them TO the eye
PAUL +. EVE, M. b.
CHAS. X. WINSTON, NJ. ID.
W. 4. BRIGGS, NJ. ID.
ii. N. MCTYEIRE,
Bishop of NJ. L. Church, South
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once hour. from . A. NJ. to pm.
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

n. B.-Oging % engagements elsewhere. DR..
Rernhardi VIII he able 70 remain here but a
short time. Hayl I'm
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TREASURY nFpARrMPNr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OT TIN CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON. March 3D. ls67 }
WHRREAS. BY SATISFACTORY FVI-
w denee presented 10 the undersigned. IL
has been made 10 appear thai the FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE, in the
city Of Nashville, in the county OF Davidson
and state Of Tennessee. has been duly organ
lied under and according to the requirements ut
the act OF Congress entitled IAN Act 20 provide
., National Currency. secured BY a pledge OF
United States Bonds. and to provide Cor IN.
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
jane I'd. 1864. and has complied with all the pFo-
visions Of said act required 10 be complied with
before commencing the business vi BANKING
under snid act-the Comptroller % the Currency
being absent
Now. therefore. /. John j. Knox. Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency, Do hereby certify
that the Fourth National Bank Of Nashville. i'm
the city of Nashville. in the county Of Davidsou
and State of Tennessee, IL authorized 10 com
mence the business Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand AMI
seal IT office, this thirtiethd day Of March 1867
iSigned JOHN J. KNOX.
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency.
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weep q SIMPSON.

Mes. 90 and 90 Front "a, near RrOaa.
D0ILERS. SHEET IRON BkEEChlSu'
Repairing and everything in. our hRe prompuy
attended to-
aprO 8ms
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FOR RENT,

ONE OF THE BEST STABLES IN THE
" city, formerly occupied by the Henderson,
NO. 10 North Cherry Street Contains
nifty stalls Also. excellent second handed
Buggy for sale, ut very low figure Apply to
ARLINGTON. FARRAR & WEAKIEY,
aprS Nv IS Public Square
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JOE CIR A M
Notice to Ladies aud Gentlemen.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the ladies aud gentlemen Of Nash
vile and vicinity that he has fitted up an Gle
giant ICE CREAM SALOON ia the rear Of
the Con6serie Franeaise al the above place. ana
the public with Ice Cream and Confeetioneries
OF every description this dsy, l26th APRIL after
q o'clock in the evening. lie has secured
the efficient services Of MIR. EzADORE
0zANEE. co long and fayorably known 70 this
as superintendent and general man
ageT Of the Saloon.
april I'm a. TETEFR
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Respectfully yours,
X. ID. ARNOLD. NJ. u.

Testimonials similar to the above may be seen
at DR.. Bernhardt5 Office, from
JOSEPH II. PLUNKETT. Pastor Of ST.
Paui's Portsmouth, Virginia.
Hon. JAMES L. ORR, Governor Of South
Hon. JONATHAN WORTH, Governor Of
North Carolina H.a
Hon. A. O. CURTIN, Governor Of PennsJl-
Vauia.
Hon. II. A. SWIFT, ex-aoTernOr Of Min
neSOta.
Hon. ALEX, RAMSEY, Ex-Governor Of Min
sesOta.
Hon. RICHARD YATE5, Governor of IL
Hnois.
Hon. II. SEYMOUR. Ex-Governor Of New
York
Hon X. r. FENTON, Governor Of New York
And many other distinguished gentlemen.
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Several years Of public practice and study ia
the hospitals in Europe. adjusting spectsries 70
patients under very aspect Of defective vision.
a. we'll as experience IN an extensive, long
eetablished business in he optical stores, both
here and in Europe. Dr. Bernhardt considers Il
= sufficient guarantee Of ms ability 70 apply
inch gasses a. are best calculated for the ssyist
anee or recovery Of imperfect sight.
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MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1867
SPECIAL NOTICE
10 Persons Using Hose for sprInIzIing
Gardens, Yards. Etc.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons using Hose for theaboye purposes, that
the law requires them 20 report 10 the Superin-
tendent of WaterwOrks, and have their yards
and gardens measured before sprinklnR the
same. and 10 pay the tax before a permit is
granted.
Persons violating the law will be subjected to
its penalties. JAMES WYATT,
Superintendent WaterWorks.
April o. 1867. apr25 lw
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w. A. Cheatham vs.. James A. Jennings
TN PURSUANCE OF. DEGREES OF THE
Il Chancery Court az Nashville, will sell at
the Courthouse at Nashville, at II o'clock on
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FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHEREDGE.
OF WEAKLEY.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
JoHN-BAKTFR. Of Knox
WA. b. CANPEELI, Of Wilson.
DoRsTY B. TBoNAs. Of Humphrey
JANIS JoSEs. Of Greene
J0HS c. GAUr. Of Davidson.
A. A. STEELE. Of Marshall.
CHAs. S. CtMRRoN, Of Shelby.
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The unsOld portion Of the tract of land near
New hirtersville, belonging to the estate of
James Buchanan, deceased, consisting of
/. One lot of about twenty-five acres, on the
northeast corner of the tract. adjoining the
lands of I. e. McCampbell and Gen. A. c.
Gillem.
2. One tract Of about forty four acres. lying
along the lane leading to McCrOry's Creek
Church, between the tracts sold 70 Judge Fra
zier and to James fIeehy.
TRRMs-0ne-third cash, and the residue on
credits of six. twelve and eighteen months. with
interest from date. Notes required with personal
security, and u lien retained Sale free from re
demption. MORTON b. HOW ELL,
aDr2T til Clerk and Master,
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A lot fronting sixty four feet on Vine street,
between Broad and McGayOrk streets, and run
ming back about l85 feat to an alley, being the
same property conveyed by o. p. McROberts TO
j. w. Radcliffe.
TERMs-Credits OF 6. u, Is and "a months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security. and a lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON 3. HOWELL,
apr27 I'll Clerk and Master.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19
Miscellaneous Items.

- trf'FrF+
Vermont has five million acres Of
land. ma. - 90 ~ an
!: Mts' 's sRss casts more more votes shau
ether r ia Or NEBRASKA So r,
TIL IS trouble at the Sea Islands.
The neI Jes are riotous. esq
Counterfeit National twos are tn
circulation east Of utica. they are
coarse.
--Antedeluvian ivory has been found
Ia Alaska In the shape OF tasks.
Salt added to kerosene makes the
light more clear and prevents smoking.
Our new territory OF Alaska Is
bout eight times larger than NsR York
Stste. a.
-rhe cause OF the ffightful Bast H.
ci.n fsmioe WAS the planting OF cotton
Instead OF rice. .e
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WONDERFUL CURES,


DR. UaANR.-Dear Sir. One year ago was an
almost helpless sufferer fonl spinal dsesse, which
had so entirely Frustrated my nervous system that
was unable TO leave my room, could bear no noise
and but very littla light without great pttin. g.
My strength wasrapidly failing, and for1nonths
had not been able TO SEQ any one except those
~ho had the care of me. f8aG Ea#a hfs
At this time notieoof your yisit to. Bratkleboro
appeared, and "a al means at hand fbr,my reeoy.
cry had,been used vithoas any rehef, my friends
immediately consulted you to ascertain your mode
Of treatment. Al their requess&I consented 10
place myself under your care, though withont any
hope Of benefit from such means since the regular
course oftreatment had failed to effect Anything
for me, ss I'D.
% The resplt exceeded The Expeditions ofthe most
sanguins. After ono .treatmentI vas able 10 take
my melLi With my family, sleep we'll at night and
ride and Walk dtIily. fa4 @,3&St
FfeS,th-ss time, by closely and per icveringly
following Your directions my recovery has been 10
rad aold constant as 10 asLonSh every ono who
liaGRpy condition. 1t iSWth greatest pleasure
th9s take this means Of recommending 20 the sicl.
and suffering eyeryxheso Che saIns nlesnswhieh
have proved 80 beneficial TO me, and would 70
speosfally urge all AFFECTED as was TO secure yo,r
W. Ete1 ~ EPANNyN yYlRRTNRp
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TFANHYM. wARRINER
WONDERFUL CURE.
koretown, Vt, Feb. Is

.st koretown, Vt, Feb. IL, 1865.
T DIX. UxAsx-Dear Sir: Hoping that this may
meet the eye o. some one similarly afflicted, feet
IL pleaYaTe well, as duty, 20 relate the cir
curnstanees Of my wonderful restoration 70 health.
:, Previous TO meeting you I had for nearly fous
years been confined TO my bed with spinal disease
unable 70 walk or even stand upon my feet. L
could sit up but q few minutes at time / had
many things recommended 10 me which tried,
and had several different physicians, but did not
receive any benefit from them, Seeing your adj
vertiSenenE in the paper my friends, more TO graz
tify me than from any hope Of ysur helping me,
engaged You 70 coma and me. You came the
2sth Of March 1864; imagine the surprise and de.
light OF N yself and friends; IL short time vas
able to walk about thu house leaning on Your arm.
You came about half past two in the afternoon;
before night wa ablo 10 walk across the room
alone. did not see you sner that day but confirm
Cd to improve 40 thas in short time vas abls -
walk mLis and = bali without injurlng me- am
now gate well. and with the bloseilg Of God fee
tina. tits entirely Qua 20 yon- Hoping that yen
may continue ~ mako glad tbs hestss Of many By
thar restotdton 10 hsalth. Il rernfin very CRATE
fully your friend. q PANEIE u DAVIS.
aYq'g&f efif a4a 50
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WoNpERFUL OUREs,

Read she following from the Newport Express
NHMARKAnLE 4CURgs,-Dr. Urann whom our
readers will recollect made tsoi many wonderful
cures wilhelm Newport last April lis still estonish
ing every one by his remarkable cures, Mrs.
Randall OF Bolton, O.. H., who has been sick for
nearly four years, unable TO sit up or walk, was
last Thursday morning brought by hand on . os5
two miles 20 the steamboat, and then to this place.
arriving Ut night; Vas treated by the doctor on
Friday morn before night was walking about thu
room, and yesterday left in the boat for home hay
Jag been continually gaining strength, and walked
from the Memphremagog House to the boat. Mr.
Badger Of Troy, who was hoprlesslyt sick, was
treated by Or. Urann last April, sand is now a
having gained sixty pounds sinoe his treatment.
Mr.. Salmon Eye, ofCovcntry, who was very lame,
not able to put his foot on the; loor,a land Obliged
to walk on crutchcs, was treated in April He is
now tough and hearty, walks without eane or
clutches, and labors every day. q 80 ssaElv
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10 the AAehss Republican,:
Genss-As DR. Urann, Of Boston, IL about vie
Ting your place, and a stranger, IN these parts,
knowRsry veil, like moss Physicians trayehAg he
viii be looked upon withssuspicion, particularly
"a his cures look miraculous 1 read his eerlin-
help no other wayI asss ~ had tried every way
and meanslinmy power, 1 resolvedt 10 try hin. A
had been obliged 30 Walk oncrutehes for one year
and for nine montkssas mot ableto put my fsos -
tue hoor. fpins and arm was also 80 ans o.
myself or get'on or oil the bed without help. He
treated my ease last Frid.y morning, and in le's
than an hour after, WAS able TO walk home a dis-
lance of neary half mile, up hill. without them,
and have been gaining ever since. lwrite tens for
publication, hopngsthat Others who areenNehns
may b. knowing my case, improve heopportnnitY
offered them by this visit OF Or Urann 20 aIahab.
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WONDERFUL CURES. q

This is to certify that was lame for more than
three years, and was obliged to use two canes L
had some three or four different physicians, and
had been before the Vermont Medical Society, and
received no help from either called on DIR.
urann, while he was in Rutland, and after q treat
ment Of about fifteen minutes, walked Off with
out my cane, and now walk offfirst rsgtG
e SAMUEL HINSLEY.
Rutand, Oct. 10th, 1883. H@E0
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Read tho following from .he Hartford Couraut:
WONDERFUL CURES.
SIusBuBY, May 10, 1865.


Editor Hartford Courant Permit me through
the columns Of your valuable paper to relate an
ins,dont that has transpired in our town Of late,
which unlike many Others created considerable
furore OF excitement. Ny wife has been an iinya.
lid for the past five years, and unable to do any
work and exceedingly nervous My little boy has
al4o been confined TO his bed and room for smore
than year by paralysi, OF his arms and limbs SO
that be could not feed himself or put on hisclothes,
or even have his hpger nails cut. i read the ad-
vertisement Of DIR. urann in your paper, ana was
injured to try him; which trial hds proved per.
tectly satisfactory The doctor came out to my
house two weeks ago to-day, and in the short
space Of one hour he had my wife and boy both up
and dressed, and able to their hands and limbs
apparently AS we'll asever. My wife Is now as wen
as she has been for the past eight years. and my
little boy Ii as brisk as cricket, and able to use
Lis hands and feet as well as any boy Of his age
AL that seems TO DO wantings little more aesl
on his Slthered hands and he is all right. Should
any one doubt the truhfulness this they can see
the boy uho is now stopping at the St. John Hotel
in yonroi and able to speak FOR himself While
in our town he treated some fifteen cases, and
many we're cured besides theabove named and all
more or less benefited. Truly yours,
20 'E FL. 81 MOSES.ST1 JOHN
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WONDERFUL CURES.

The following is from the independent stand.
ard Of July 18th, and will speak for Itself: 10
DR. URASN.-We published two weeks, ago
item from the Newport Express commentator
this gentleman Since then we, have seen so.,
his patients and learned for, ourselves some Of
wonderful cures. Am Randall, of GeorgCto,
@. Z. !, has been bed-ridden,for nearly three yet
not walking o step in oil that time, and not b.,
able to situp ior nearly two years. She was la
week brought 80 the boat on'n stretcher, broug
down the lake to Newport carriet 70 the sdoctos
room, receiving mis- Treatment, andfwas, able
walk the same day. w sweretold this by her buA
band when we went 10 her room and saw,her we
not strongly to be sure, but ktilt ,serygwsl. Sa'
mon Nye, of Coventry, has, had aosievar sorstp,
many years which; at, times had been. yery, bad,
and had steadily grown worse. tWhenTDr.' Ufann
was in Newport, April lastt' MrisEye went To
zee him, as il had been several weeks since hehad
been able to put his foot on the aoors In an.hou
after the Doctor treated him he was able to walk az
we'll az ever and the next day hewsas'at WORT in
the sugar bush, and he tellssus he has beensEcl
ever since. We have heard Of many other .srmi-
lar cases in this county, that have met with the
same success, but we have not seen the patients
we shall not report them. We have seen the doc
TOR and like his appearance much, and feel war
rantod in saying that he is no hiinbug, II your
does not come under his treatmsut DC will tell
you 50, and no charge made for II. r. s1
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able only In themselves by constant re.
newals, enough not only to pay of our
national debt. bus to pay on sll private
debts too. Surely II government has la
Its hands meaus OF such easy oenea.
eense, II sadly falls In Its duty II 10
omi,s to put 1t Ia practice.
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OR URAN N
OF Boston,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.

Who lAs made wonderful and instantaneous soscs
In Ror0n, Now York, Hartford, Spr nsfsk, aA1
moro roently n Nss Hampshire and Vsrnsat
viii b. az tia
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BARDwELLr HOUSE, RUTLAND,
woNpRRRUL CURES

December 18th, 18th, 18th and ls.h.
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ss sTaskp1 Poss's RsA! FE1sAse Gelsmn

4 sa Gao s4g . as OF - 10 sb1o
48sl stt q Cs7l b stss silsv
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


MCKAY L CAMPBELL will sell this day. ut their cash
auction house, No IS BASEL street, opposite the new
postofice at 10 O'Clock, assortment of liquors and
wines lard, butter hams, &C., also horses, mules bug
gy, spring cart, harness, &C.
SMITH & MoGnLIyRAY will sell this day, ct the old
custom house, at II o'clock, four building lots In
different parts Of the city, also lot of land known as No
magazine street, with two story wooden dwelling
and outbuildings thereon.
J. A. ENsLow Co. wlsel this day, in front of their
store No l25 East Ray, at hapas 10 O'Clock so boxes
Havana sugar and quantity of damaged -four.
Mu11GAN Son will sell this day, at the foot Of Ven
due Range, at II o'clock the soop yacht Lilly about az
tons burden, with sails, oars &C., complete,
49,
PLANTERS desirous OF obtaining highly concentrated
smmonacal fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other aduteratons do 80 by applying to K1NssAN
HOWELL No. 159 East Bay who Agents for the sale Of
MApEs Nitrogenzed Super Phosphate Of Lime
February II 1awtha
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UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.
Mash6u77s us. Mdshbtun. -
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned aa
the old Custom House. In this city on TUEBDAY, the
18th day Of March, 1857, at II O'Clock A. IL,
/. All that LOT OF LAND, situate in Boundary street.
in THE city, measuring about thirty t30 feet 'front.' and
sbour hundred and nnetyseVe nS7 feet In depth
butting and bounding north Boundary street; south
land formerly OF Henry; east on land Of Mr. Mann
and west on land OF Peter Matthews and Katy Jacobs
- :sS:-1 =. ALSO, 80. s-sz5 ~
2. All that LOT OF LAND situate on Beaufain stree.
and alley running thesefro t Wentworth street II
and 49, plat Of half square or land Harleston
Green, formerly belonging TO the estate Old William Z
Kirkland, made by J. B. PeHool Surveyor, in 1825.
measuring Beaun street 50 rs Eeet ON the alley 12l
feet; on the north line 81 feet and the west line 0
feet; bounded north by Lot No. IT. east by aoresad
alley; south by Beaufan street. and west by Lot No. 13
Terms-O -Onethid cash; balance IN one two and thre9
years. secured by bonds Of the purchaser and mortgage
Of the premises with interest from dsy Of SALE payable
semi annually; buildings to be insured and policies
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers, .tsss
February 26 tuN ss, Master in Equity.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily Souh caroltn.an at Columbia. is now sent
to every Posof3ce in the State Being the ooel paper
of the State it will be found at the present time espe
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to
themselves Of very large circulshon.
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MAYORS CoUnr, February 2s.-Wade Babcock, a
yellowish looking individual from Chester District,
who came to Charleston to do business, as he said,
and consequently on his arrival laid in an immense
stock consisting Of three brass thimbes, a pea
and a small strip Of leather, and started among
his country friends to exhibit the wonderful strap
game, and to initiate them into the mysteries Of
ssthe little Joker" by which be intended to make
an honest livelihood, was arrested by two of the
Detectives Just as he was IN the full tide OF sue
cessful experiment, and being brought before his
Honor was fined IS, and his goods, wares and mer-
chandise confscated and. ordered to be deposited
in the city museum.
A man WHO vas found lying in the street drunk,
and who said that he was perfectly sober the DAY
before, when he met somo sailors who invited MN
to take drink, and that he was agreeable and dld
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UNDER DECREE III EQUITY.

90 -DQty %. UQGl. M, /.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned al
the old Custom House in this city, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Ut March" 1857, at II o'clock A. n. 49,
1.,ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings
thereon suate the north de Of Tadd street. In this
city; known by the number A. and measuring In ont On
Tradd street 20 feet more less, and In depth om
south to north 100 feet inches more less B3undne
north on land now or late Of - Munroe east on land
now or late Of F. H. Long; south Tradd street. and
west on land now or late Of Charles Love. :.zf
+ i4a2s'i 50 ALSO, s:Sst,r''zzssii
= ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate at the southeast OF Church and
Atlsntic strees In this city and measuring on Chrch
street so feet inches by SO feet inches on the back
line and in depth from west to east Atlantic street III
feet be the said dimensions or less. Bounding
north on Atlantic street; east on land Of Boufh
land Of -, and west Church street. -, &
8. ALL THAT IMPROVED LOT OF LAND, Iituate in
the Town Of Chester the west aide Of Saluds road
the Lines bounding which commence at corner Of the
lot In the possession Of j. 8. AsberTy and running
thence with the line Of said Asbeys lot 256 feet to the
Sauda road; thence with the said saluda road hun
dred 00 feet to Of lot belonging to estate Of
CASTOR; thence with the line Of said Gasons lot 266 fee
to stake thence the beginning corner 98h feet being
portion Of the lot conveyed 18th February, 1857,
George A. Albright by A. J.. Albright 2CtS /
Terms-Onethird cash; balance In one two and three
years. secured by bond OF tho purchaser and mortgage d
the premises, with interest homtday of sale payable an
nualy. Buildings to be insured, and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TuPPER,
February 10 tuf7 Master in Equity.