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PUBLIC NOTICE.
n1srR1cr couEr FOR BEnKIEY DISTRICT.

DISTRICT coUEr FOR BERKIEY DISTRICT.
m CONSEQUENCE OF THE nPossIBILrrY OF
procuring place OF safe confinement for Prisoners in
the village of Pinopois 1t is ordered that the first Quar-
terly Session Of tho District Court for Berkeley be held
at MOUNT PLEASANT Gnstcad of Pinopols. as heroic
fore advertised) on tho Fourth MOadan in January
instant.
Special Court will be held Wednesday, 9th inst,
at Mount Pleasant, for the drawing of Jurics.
By order of Judge F. D. RICHARDSON.
J. W. BRoWNFELD,
1,nrorv stuth6 Clerk Dist Court. Berkley.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR sALE.-We would
call attention to the sale this day. ut II o'clock, OF
the oil Custom House, by Mr.. STOKES, Commits
sioner OF Collcton District, Of that fno cotton
plantation. sNIary's Island" The land is OF the
finest quality very productive and finely situated,
requiring but little fencing. The terms CT sale
plantation would do well to attend the sale.
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10. O. F.-HowARD LODGE No. Sat regu-
lar meeting of this Lodgesheld on the Sd inst
tha following named Brothers we're installed
officers for the current term, VIZ:
Bro. F. W. ARNHoLTER, P. g.
Brc a. wIDEMEYER, n. G..
Bro. GEO. KRUSE, v. G..
BIO. ". F. DUNLAP, r s.
Bro. ]. E. MEYER. P. S. and Treasurer
Bro E L. TERRE{, c.
Bro. ;. W. SWEET, ".
Bro c. JACKSON, O. g.
Bro. G. Won SwEDREN, LG.
Bro. C. F. LUBS, r. q S. to n =.
Bro. P. KIRoY, l. q. S. to n g.
Bro W. n TAFT, R. Z. S. to v. G:
Bro. VIM CREASER, Z. a. s. to v. ".
BRO. E STRAUS. R s. s.
Bro G. J. sCHLEPEGRELL, l. .. B.
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AsrHMA, which is SO distressing at this seas on
can be relieved and cured by using MARspENs
PEcroRAn BALM Physicians recommend it as q
reliable, safo and prompt remedy. For sale by all
druggists.
GOODRICH, W1NEAiAN & CO., Agents.
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At Prsuate Sale, one of the Largest and noa Ia!-
uable Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Ediao
4a'is; aY cI1FFoRD & mATHEwEs, q

Ren1 Esthte ARents, No. 90 nHo%u s1eoC'
That TRACT OF LAND ON Edsto 1sland, well known az
the Seaside Plantation containing shout 100 aces OF
hieh arabic land 1000 of which are cleared and under
cuvaHon and 500 acres Of marsh The average Yield Of
these lands in ordinary seasons was 160 lbs Of clean Cot
ton of the finest quality to the acre. and they have pro
duced as high az 200 lbs. por acre This
situated Immediately on the ocean and about 9uarsr f
Fisto known as FdnEsve It interseetsd BY creek
nsyosble for coasting vessels with convenient sndngs
Very little fencing required to enclose the whole
water formina the natural boundary on wolsdea a
about seyen mi c trom the steamboat public landing.
This Tract originally consisted OF three and
can be easily subdvided; and its health and
Vsil Known It one Of the most de-
sirable Plantations on the Island:
For terms, &C., spply as above.
January 8 etuta
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MISCELl ANEOuS.-
100000.


WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name ind value of each article Of our goods arc
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
m1 1ed On receipt OF 20 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will De drawn without choice, and delivered
at our Office, sent by mail to any address, The pur-
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and s value
which may be from one to five hundred dollars-can
tlon, on payment Of ono dollar, receive the article
on our circular at tho value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or moro. No BLANXs
Our patrons can depend on fair honorable dealing.
Tho article drawn will be delivered at our office. regard
of its ue promptly sent ns directed by return
mail, eXpress.
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gifts from u.s. may be file at our Of
Hce among whom VIC are permitted to refer to:
John S. Holcomb, Lambertvllo, n J gold watch vauo
$3.50; Mrs. s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,,
geld lover watch, value S200 Hon. R. H. Briggs Wash
ingon, D. c.. diamond pin, sl75; j. c. Sutherland No.
loo Lexington avenue piano. $3.50; Mrs NJ Jackson No.
2O3 Nineteenth street. N Y, sewing machine se0 Jos.
Atlanta, Ga diamond cluster ring. sos; DR.. Henry
Smith, Worcester, Mass, sewing machine, S95; r. Shaw,
No 1873 10th street. N Y gold watch $780, Edw. Boyn.
ton Nashville, Tenn, melodeon, S100; James Russell
Montgomery, AIN, gold hunting watch. $3.50; R. T.
Smith. Providence T. L. silver lever watch, $50; Oscar
purdy Madison, N. j., music box s45i Hon. R. s. Now
ell St Paul's. Minn, gold watch, s185; j. 4. Sperry,
Ltehned Conn.,, silver watch, S55; VIM. B. Peck, Aar
lem nls music box SIG; Vim. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver ten set S125; Miss E. NJ Schenck Detroit, Mich,
diamond car rings s225; Pierro Beaudin, St Charles
Botc New Orleans diamond ring, S170 Mrs. Martha
Bernes st. Louis, Mo-, mclodeon, value 3l25
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UNITED STATES CRoUrr CouRT-Hon. GEO. S
BRYAN presiding.-The Court met at II 4. NJ;
the Grand Jury answering to their names. the fol-
lowing bills were handed to them by the District
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more authentic reports have been received in re-
gard to the destruction OF the Kngstree jail by fire
ON the night Of the 7th, and the death by sufioca-
toa of twenty-tw Of its inmates.
The iail had been visited the previous day by the
Sheriff. Mr. s. P. Mathews, in company with tho
T;entenant commanding that post, and everything
had been found in complete order. A change OF
iaiiors was made on the 7th, Mr. James Barrlneau,
}he old incumbent, having moved out, but had not
vet surrendered the keys to DIT. o. - BECK, the
new TAILOR. About eight O'Clock tE at evening the
fire was discovered by negro VINO repor.ea II m 10
Mr. Beck, Information was immediately sent Ar.
barrineau; but on his arrival he stated that he
could not surrender the keys without the authority
~ the Sheriff and could not take the responsibility
or releasing the prisoners, at this tiMc rothinS
was observed but small smoke, and tho delay
did not seem dangerous. ,,:..
visable to have the sanction OF the Lieutenant
commanding, and that officer was sent 1or: Hc
advised the speedy opening Of the, jail, and the
first door was opened, but the SMOKE "ushed out
i'm such torrents that it was Impossible TO enter:
The Sheriff the Lieutenant, ard 9ir. McDridc,
went in, but the first two were forced 10 retire.
Mr. Mcbride was more fortunate, and succccdcu IN
onening the first door ON the right and releasing
white man who had been confined for debt; Dut MS
humanity nearly cost him his life, as he was lnsel
sible for one and a half hours IN consequence OF
baving inhaled the smoke. The soldiers placed
io1der TO window, and passing up axe, called
- The negroes to break down the bars and escape;
oDe ~ than took the axe, but exclaimnS, 1t
;a too late /" fell backwards in the smoke.
Every effort possible was mace 10 save the un-
fortnnate freedmen but the isolated nature OF the
building and the absence OF az sas redorea S1
nnayailine, and the twenty-five prisoners Wcro suf-
located to death. ..,o4,,u ,,nl,,onn r.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
auction Sales This Day.


Is E BENNETT will sell this day, at the cornor oi
East Bay and Broad streets, at II o'clock house and
lot on Away Spring street. fve houses and lots in
wiers Court and five houses and lots in Private Court
R. NJ MARSHALL. & Bno. will sell this day at the old
Exchange at II O'clock two lots of land on the west
side of America street. Lines also lot OF lnnd or
the east side of Alexander street. between Charlotte and
Chapel.
Under the direction of JAMES W. GRAY, Esq, Muster in
EQUITY, will be sold this day, tho old house,
the valuable property belonging to the estate of the late
Rev. PATRICK o'NEILL-
L. BUNCH son will sell this day, at tho Exchange,
Broad street. at IL o'clock wesetted farm near Sum-
merYillo, s. c. also valuable plantation on Fosters
Creek
K1LRoY l. Co. viii sell this day, in house No. st.
Philip street. corner of Beaufain, tho furniture Of
family declining housekeeping
JEFFoaps Co will soil this day, before their store,
No. 81 vendue Range at 10 O'Clock, shoulders, hams,
butter, lard &c.
A. ApnAHAss Sons VIII sell this day. at their sales
rooms No S5 Haync street. at 10 O'Clock lots OF cloth
ing, broadcloth, sntnct, hoisery, &c.
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PRIVATE SALES.

Sea Island Colon. Plantation Of best qualityv Of
Land. $50 5.t.. p
BY CLIFFORD & MATEEWEs, -.
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
At Private Sale -.s-..-..
TION known as Inverness and Gilberts, aitustsd In
Prince williams Parsh at Old Pocotsgo on Poooahgo
River nayigsble at the landing for vessels drsw1ng
feet water and on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
containing TOO acrcs about 250fto 800 acreB Of which are
cleared, and all we'll wooded and partially settled.
For terms, &C., apply as above. ~.
january 8 tuthS8
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Sea Island Plantation at prtuate sale.

Sea Island PLANTATION al PTtDdte sac.
BY w. r. LETTCH & b. 8. BRUINS,
Brokers and Auctioneers, rs Broad street.
At Private Sale
BEARS BLUFF, also known as RIVERS PoMT,s ut
Tho Southern extremity OF wadmaaw Island containing
about $50 acres of Cotton Land nearly all OF which has
been cultivated. Extensive improvements have BEEN
boen expended In superior and necessary buidinea IN
cuding store and dwelling ten double frame houses win
and wagon sheds &C. The location central and very
attractive, and remarkable for its healthfulness
win be so,d TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES. Wagons,
pouahs Steam Engines &c. thstu6 Jsnuaty3 3
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United States Us. John nJohnson-smugging
United States us. Francis Marion and others-
Smuggling. c.,.,,4,,so;t
ing and passing counterfeit legal tender note.
After the Grand Jury had retired on on motion OF 81
rnolasses. which had been assigned for this day,
came up. John Phillips, Esq, stated that he had
received information from parties, in Cuba which
Wonld throw more light upon the case and re-
auested delay of two weeks, which was va @ granted.
tnrned and presented true bill III @he case ct The
limited States rs. John Johnson ior smuggling,
and found no bill in tho remaining cases
The Jury were then dismissed until Monday,
when other bills will be handed them by the Dis
trict Attorney.
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IINnNR DHCREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
IN T2fFsDtY 42f the 9Sd inst.nt at ii ocio2 AM will
be sold under the direction Of the undersigned In
hont Of the Old Custom House ,,r-,,,,,
BRICK sToRE, situate on tho west side Of King street
No ais bounding north on steney & Wiltbereers lot
west on lot "a c. Cunningham, measuring III ont on
King street 80 feet inches and so feet6 inshes on the
back ne the north line 1sc feet nches on the south
1S4 feet tncheB.
All that LOT OF LAND, NTH the two-atory Wooden
Dwelling and outbudings thereon situate on the south
aide of Bull street and known No. IT, measuring IN
front 10 feet and In depth IA feet more or ess bound
ing North on Bull street. east on lot Of sehae west
lot Of Hopton, and south ON LOT OF 'ohn francs
ALSO,
All that LOT west Of the above, known a. No. 10, mea-
ne In front 20 feet and IN depth LAO feet more or ess
bounded north by Pull street south by lot Of John Fran
cis east by land estate OF A. Browning ano "es' VI io
Of james Lee.
All that PLANTATION situate in the Parish Of 81
Jaes' Gooso Creek on tho southwest side Of South Ca
rolina Railroad miles eom Charleston, measuring IoA
cores more less; bounding north on hno oi T. Oan-
ner east and southwest by land Of Farley and THOMAS
Hyat, now Momepoy, and west on lands OF Thomas
Lesdbstter and j. B. Rhame.
The PLANTATION known aa Golding Tract, contain
ing 498 aces situate In the Parish OF st. George Cole
ton District about miles from summervtle
The PLANTATION OR aES Tract OF LAND adjoining
the above known % Giveham'a Tract containing sl2
ncres the two together bounded on the north and west
by the road to Bacons Bridge south by lands OF john
Collins and Mrs Ryle and east BY and OF Col 9osepn
Yates.
Those SIX LOTS in the village ofAccabee, known by
the numbers q g. TO- H. 40 and a. saoh measuring 100
feet front by 200 feet deep.
Three WATER LOTS In Limehorse street known BY
the numbers 16, 81 and 4S In plat OF the Amenouse
ctate The rs two measuring 81 feet front ind 1o6 feet
dce and the last meaaurng 6s feet front and LOO feet
deep.
Two HIGH LOTS at end of Lmehouse street. Known
on said plat as numbers 2s and 49, measuring 81 fset
front and los feet deep. a.. =. an.
two and hree years by bonds Of the
with interest payable semannuay and mortgages nor o.
srd nnt the bonds are paid and the policies TO be as
signed to the Master Purchasers 70 pay fof papSIs
ron,orra thm6 tul Master in Equity.
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~ The PLANTATION known as "oLD TOWN" in st.
Anarew.s Parish belonging to the estate or ": Mch
pa1er This tract Of Land lies on tho Ashley River Is
tro miles distant from Charleston, and commands
seurl view of the city, It contains about l4oO acres
of which $50 more or less are cleared se
Island Cotton and Provision lands, about gu acres In
Woods and about $40 acres In marsh and rush lands.
IN The Plantation ore comfortable quarters for one
bnndred lsbororl large new Gin House, commo0ous
at.hIe md she'd Blacksmith and Carpenters shop.
Church. small dwelling house in far ordor &C., &C.
This plantation is very valuable one, having oeen
s Number OF years most successfully cultivated IN tne
Qualities of Sea Island Cotton in corn and otnef
isinn crops It's facilities for being feruized oy
marsh mud and sedgc cannot be e1celled the Ashisy
Pxsr being Its boundary the east and Crock that OF
its west. .,o,, rr,,--,,, o,o nnusualiy
reat the 1--we oaks on the Plantation growing IN gless
Sos1sion and of great size and beauty NUMBER on
rcsh water Ssh ponds wantonly destroyed during tae
,,ast two years on the place. can, by small eapenal
t1re of labor and means be restored 10 tncr M
1nvs,ncas The chmneys and brick foundanons or .e
tor,anr dweng house still Standing, and couo pro
sonpIe of years Of attention and TASTE and moaer
,a srnsnd;tre of means would reader this Plantauon
o,a n The most attractive homes in the Southern ssaes
srto f,rtiiity OF its soil can be well attested TO-
For PARTICULARS, apply Us above at er,prp
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IACOR G. IsENIIERS,

NJ EASUREH AND INSPECTOR OF LGall,EK. ,,l.,s IN
iF5 BFR ar i WOOD to be found at Office Of STElN-
MEYER SON. Factors, foot Beaufan street, respect
fully offers .s services the public i'll above capacity.
Captain .IEDICUS R1CkENBACHENo ol oraiecouis'
will be happy to see his friends al above Office.
G9Ss-Thc Barnwel Sentinel and Edgeseld ADVERTISER
please publish twice. ..,.,,,
December tutnh
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ESALES.

Estate Sale-Catg and State Sir per cent. Stock.
BY Louis d. DesAUsSURE.
AZ FnI1R lrrsf TToUsAND FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS CITY CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT
STOCK. .u@eromv urup noI1.pa
e,T ne oF sOTITH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STOCK,
Apply as above, at ~. q, ppo,n orpErT
January 10 No. - oNOFD ---E.- ot-.-o-
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The PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND adjoining
The two toreher bounded on the north and west
by the road to Bscons Bridge south by lands OF John
Collins and Mrs Rye, and east by land OF Col Joseph
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The PLANTATION known aa Golding Tract, contain
ing 4s8 acies situate In the Parish OF 81 George Cone
ton Diatrict about miles from Sunmervrle.
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All that LOT oF LAND. NTH the twoatory Wooden
Dwelling and outbuldngs thereon situate on me souh
aide Of T3n street and known as No. II, measuring In
front 10 feet and In depth IA feet more or less bound
inc North on Bull street. east lot Of schafsr west
on lot Hopton, snd south ON lot OF !onn francs
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AM U Sc M ENTS.
Eine Abentlunterhai,uns
gdmaerbunbes

girS itattirben au, @cutag sscut sen l4en SsnGGr.
Sniauu prGcis ll5r. Seurp G. 4ortmiS,
'''''N"' Scfrctar.
1,rorr IN II
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To P1ANTrRs-Ify you wish Fertilizers, apply to j.
ROBSON, No. GO East Bay who has always large stock
and ON tho most favorable terms.
N November W. M % su thstu2mos
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DEATH OF AN OLD MEROHANT.-The niournfu
intelligence Of the death Of Mr. CHARLES v CHAM
p1a1A1N has bsen received in our city, and has
oppressed with SORROW the hearts of many who
knew him as possessing all the traits which dis.
tinguish the good citizen, the excellent gen
tleman, and the faithful friend. For thlrty-h!e
wears he held high mercantile position in
Charleston, being connected successfully with the
yery reputable firms of Parish, Wiley & Co.,
Miller. Ripley & Co., Miller, Chamberlain L Peck,
Chamberlain & Bancroft, Chamberlain, Miller d
Co, and Chamberlain 4 Isaacs, and IN tnat Tune tim
dispositon, earned for him the esteem and respect
He died in Brooklyn,> N. Y, on the 9TH, aged
about sixty years. He had for some past been tn
affaetion. but he sank under severe attack OF
Inflammation of the lungs.
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Tho latest and most ecctual remedy for the euro OF
debility loss of appetite hesdachc torpor Of tho liver
etc. is pANKN1N's HEPATIc BTTTERs For sale by
all DRUGGISTS IN
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BY II. M. MARSHALL q Eho'
a cORNER STORE used as Grocery IN the Ses'efn
nart OF lhe city, south of Calhoun street
For further particulars apply as aD9He Uynan enrpErT
January NO. DO D..S-a-
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Those SIX LOTS in the village Of fAceabee, known by
the numbers g. TO- H. 40 and a. saoh measuring 1oo
feet front by 200 feet deep.
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Der, Sc.. &c.
a- chance to obtain any of the above articles for
Ono Dollar purchasing sealed cope for rs cents
Entire satisfaction guarantee. to Ill.
s tickets for One Dollar 13 Two Dollars SO for
Five Dollars. Great inducements to Agents.
Letters should be addressed
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUIT
First National Bdnhr us.. W0od,eurd a al.
Will ba sold on TUESDAY NEXT the 18th January 1857,
at Ii O'Clock In front Of thu old Custom Houso,
TIE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PaoPERTx:t;%;S
Five HORSES In .slit: -..E;
Two large Wagons .Jsa;
One One-horse Wagon
Two Safes
One large Copy Press 5-e,z,
Six sets Harness
Seven Messinger's Satsa
Office Furniture, Fixtures, &c = =. -
Terms cash- JAMES TUPPER,
January 10 thstu3 Master IN Equity.
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THAT LOT on Radcliffe street, marked No. In said
plat measuring In front on sad street so feet saIe on
the back line and In depth 104 feet more or less.
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THE VACANT LOT, next west OF No. 8, known on the
said plat aa No. H. having the same Dimensions as tho
laaf manned. ---------L
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Three WATER LOTS In Limehouse street. known BY
the numbers 1H al and 4S In plat OF the Lmehouse
cate the first two measuring 81 feet front IND 100 teet
deep and the Last meaaurng 6s feet mont and lo 1eet
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The LATE FINE IN KrNesTREE.-Later and
more authentic reports have been received in re-
gard to the destruction of the Mngstree jail by fire
IN the night Of the 7th, and the death by sui1oca-
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LIST OF ARTICLES
ToBE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

And not to be paid for until you know what you tayt
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Eor sole old 1bon Plantation, in 81. Andreao's
Ao' H' Parish.
ny LOUIS D. DesAUssURE, No. 23 Broad
- = street.
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All that LOT west Of the above, known as No 10, mea
srine In front 20 feet and in depth LAO feet more or less
bounded north by Pull street south by ot 9i Jonn M
cs east by land estate Of Browning and west on lot
of Jsmes Lee.
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THAT VACANT LOT joining No. to the vest and
known on said plat as No. 8, and having the Same d.
rnansinna "a No. a.
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Shoulders, Hams Butler, Lard, &C. y
JEFEORDS & co. .s.z.- -
Will sell THIS DAY, before their Btore, No n Vendus
Range at 10 O'Clock; ;llz ,'.'.: :tti,s.,:s
400 SHOULDERS - :f5;ats:s'ps e.
boxes Pig Shoulders '-s-lHt =.
10 terces Hugar.cured Hams .ssz
10 kegs Butter 20. a., -; 80
90 kegs Lard -. .9l..s -. ;s.lt.s5;==-s
terces pure Leaf Lard q IN; ~ 49,
terces Smoked Beef - z,'z.S: 49, ~
Conditions cash. 'l-.+ January 10
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J. H. RAY & CO.,
BOX No. 81SO, NEW YORK.
Srno8
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THAT VACANT LOT adjoining the above on the south.
Designated in said Plat BY the No g. measuring In front
"a feet II inches on the back line "a feet nches and In
depth 1859 feet inches
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ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner OF
King and Radcliffe streets, with the dwelling and out
buildings thereon desgusted In plat by the same sur
yeyor No. measuring east On King street % feet and
on the back line 80 feet and In depth 12l feet Bounded
north on land Of the ests Of Mackutoah south on lot No.
In said plat, west Oh No. q.
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TEE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ros.-Ehe following gentlemen were elected on
Thursday. Directors of the Bank for the ensuing
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[shE PosTPoHrp FROM LAST THuRHpK1; OK ACCOUNT or
THE iwEATBER] y. :..L;gisz5
Rouse and Lot in Cdnnons Court at AUCTION
By SMITH & McGILLIVRAY..:7
VIII be sold TOMORROW, 11th January, st II O'Clock
on the north Of the Exchange,
chat LOT OF LAND on the south side Of Hargraves
Court by 40 feet Deep more OF less together with the
buildings thereon -, ~.
Terms cash Purchaser to pay US for pspers. 49,
January 10 !.i.:s - y - 81 75,sz :,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

THAT VACANT LOT next south Of No. 2, deEgnatei
In said Plat as No. 8, measuring In front "a Ieet
nchea on the back HRo feet inches and In depth 16
feet inches
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. 4, and
having like dimensions, designated on said Plat by
No. s.