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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22
STITE OF TERMONT.
RY TIE GOVERNOR
4 II TX % e l. 4 VI TION.

Whereas il has been made 70 appear
10y petitions AMI representations from the
people Of The southwestern part of this
State, addressed 10 me, that the Troy and
Boston railroad, a corporation existing
under the laws OF the state of New Iorl.
has, since the sixteenth lay OF January
1867. without .IuSt cause, refused 70 con
meet for the transportation of passengerS
AMI freight. ia any WAY. with The Rutland
and Bennington formerly the Western
Eermomil railroad; and il has been made
further Ia appear that this refusal has de-
priNed The inhabitants oi that part OF the
state "i' direct railroad communication
with the south AMI wesi. 10 the great
dama9e OF their larse manufacturing.
commercial and agricultural Interests
AMI il has bccr made further 10 appear
iirat the people OF that portion Of the
STATE desire >umr immediate legislation.
winch l, necessary 10 enable them 10 take
such action, 10y luillirg a ncw railroad.
;is will give them. within one wear, direct
railroad communication south and West
and II has been further made 10 appear
ili;s'- ii Obliged 10 waiI for this legislation
unIii the annual session of the General
Assembly, the buiLln,g ui ihe proposed
rsliirosi viii he deferred al least one wear.
and the Interests. already severely suffer
ing, viii receive grc;ai. and IN some cases.
irrepaT=liale INJURY, while The legislation
desired would inuch l,--~cn. If moi wholly
avert the Threatened ruin of laree and Val
lltijic manufacturing industries: and il
has hoci, made further TO appear that r..il
road anI bu-inC>, Interests In other parts
ot ihy Stale would be greatly benefited 10y
legislation al .iiis lime;
AND WHEREAS, These representations
;ire sufficient, in my Judgment TO make il
my Official dulv - ccnvoke The General
Assembly In Special Session:
Nor, ticroio,s |. PArl DnIINGHAu.
Governor OF Vermont, bv virlure OF ihe
authority vested in lne l,y ihc Constitution,
do i-~ne iiii~ ny proclamation, converting
the General Assembly In Special Session
And DO Ii n.!y summon the mcmtyr> oi
the Ss..;,,e ;snl II u-e oi Representatives,
10 meet in iicir respective chambers II
Montpelier. to.,ihcr with ihe Officers oi
i.e iwo houses. on wednesday. The 27lh
day o. March. \ ID. l>o7. al 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. Tor the purpo>e Of such
legislative ar:iol. :ls they may think
proper
Given under my hand and
{, The sc;i Of tli~ st,ie- ;n Execu-
,i,e Chamber, al Montpelier,
- linz .ou-;oeaih DAY oi March, In
'lae wear Of our Lord one lhou~snl eiEl:
4 hundred ..rd >ix'v->errn. anl ct the Indie
l,cl.lerc- yi ll.e 'liiy-l >iai,, the mine,y-
.ir-; PAN DuaINSuAu.
tx ihe Govcraor-
Wln. L. Dillingham;.
S-'y.: Ci,il .,l.l lii1i;a,-v Affairs.
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Ho~ tic I'sia:crs s.ea' Editors.

Onc lay la~s la, var. Mr.. Gr,,l,y
wrv.t .in a.i',Iiai ,n,i.l-l '-Ni.liam H.
N.wari~ iala.ine III, r=s-2 when It came
90 .ai.n IN ,9ao. - ~Ric3.ard ihe Thru -
y. .an-hsdv familiar with liz cliro-rsl-
PIN, d i3- inhy lyg>S c.la he - d mated
wi.l readily ~ec, nsi only hny >agh a mis-
Tx co.:,i Doe made, hat hs~ /. probably
Wa-,i L. AIM lie wro.e al.aai "tl,r,y.
men in sachr'm,- and III, prosaic tvi,c-
sellers 20: II three men in back roo,al."
And ii.iS- notwithstanding IAc tact that
lwo colnpo~ilurS oI s,.gaciiy and expert
ea,e ar, hired III AN extra salary. h,cause
ii-y can READ lis ropy- Bat G,cTgc
Rir.cy has hc,n ihe victim at ille sro>7,-t
uairs e ia IhiS line il one ot his book
notices h. took ia, iibggiy OF qaoiing from
Shakespeare, - lis trGa. 'il> pily :,ni
pax a.. ii> true" An, lac wryiched
ynneicr -,al il, - ;i> Two, IL fiiiy lis
iili,-,li~ iillv-lwo - That i some worse
i.lan LANES i BabcocA'> marivrIon,
when IL wroie, --is there no balm in Gal
e;.'i - AMI rlll ncNl morning. IL his coa-
~;s.-sl;icn, - there 10 barn ia Gull
ford iir Cr3wiorl a member oi' 1l:sr-
iialnenl. Recently s,nt II India the ms---
Sil-. --.il,- nc.y> from America i;leors iie
holltrS, ,il3sl !, arrived there with ihe III
formation il.,.t ~acw, ircm America 81
yorS al soldiers -
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AIESluga y JEI>EY Cuws.-Jola
Giis-, E-q, oi S,uih Woodstock, Conn,
w:itg>- IN :,-2rl lo Ayrshire anu Jersey
cows, a. follows: --Iou Ak nay opinion,
yiz: which Is ihc lc-i oi cors Tor aa,ry,
Jerseys or -Ayr-ilire,, AMI Is far a. lry
experience go,-, tanl | haze had almost
every known breed OF boyines,D ii Your
object l. making butter, the Jersey COWS
>urpa>>es all other breeds, producing as
they DO, iull one-thirl more ot the most
delicious orange colored butter, command
lng in market from Is 10 - Cts. per pound
over common buiier. Ii Tor milk for
market, | should prefer the AyIshires.
They give on the average, nearly double
the quantity OF milk
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aspirations to be Rich.

-
A youth writes Us - follows-snd his
case is like that Of 80 many ollIcrs tlIat
we treat il thus publicly. Supprr>,in.r hi>
name:
Dear sir! am 4 moor hoy. would
Ike to get rich. Now what shall do ?
would Ike to quit this section. don't
want To remain on NV father, farm.
Please rive ne tie ba>t advice Won can.
and ohirc. Yours. o.o. -
Auswcr.-Thc aspiration 10 l.e rich
though bv no means the highest HAT can
impel a clrecr-i~. IN our view. whole
some anl laudablc The vomth who saws
LIT me- he rich anvl.ow. and before al
other con>iIrra'inns.' i, very likely TO
brine M in some ste Prism but Ii.
who rnu-,.,ni;y .,ys i. IN. ir-t y. i,,.r
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l. FIrmiE resolve n,Ncr +" o've 4 debt
IL Is I!ir fundamental mistake 81 m"-i boys
10 sHpl"-' tLey can - ri'iI i'SIer on m'-
.I',. ',''''
respectively hy them~ 'iy,~. Il .ry youth
@; u 10 - wears were to-day "i. r.: 10
"'o Tor Ten YEAR 81 per cc'',- interest
!" -."!r's~ oI ii.tm W"ni. r.i-cr,v acr"i',
Il, when ..ir pr".e'".e consequence l. thai
i3'rrs-."urii~ ot ii...n w""id III i'amkrurt-
and pUPyr~. H'!- do l.at nrcl money
bail =" mucn ~ 10y Ec"t 10 Na''T ilrU
- earn an. >;lFe IL "c boy VINO al tia
rni oi hls i.r-t yg;'r "a, Independence. h;'~
,;Fnt' AMI >aNs'i %lnn AMI invested or
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mi NH Utmost -'r'.y i'''"ln,' rich II Is
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-22

The undc signed has patented sap spou, b. the Use
Of hich he can make nearly twice as much Iga from
tL tee as heretofore is COmbina of the in md
wooden spout and Obvates the deficiencies of the com
mon wood and iron spout. will supply purchase
with .pous or aell towu county rights to agents
Terms liberal. Addrtss ARCHIBALD LEllCH,
455 Ryegate, VT
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Wringing Il mop ly hand is tircacmc dirty business
and every lady looks upon the job OF mpn; floor AZ th
ardcs of I'll her hou ehod aboTs lis not So hard now
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NOTICE..

April y, lSf
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surplus owe" co-t reckoning comp. int, -S,,5l 19
This is not sn ISOLATED example. Every policy hat hos
rua eleven years ould present the result Books
and pap continuing vtulbic inform tian may be oh
time! ot the agent. or send ME your address and | viii
send then. by mail. j. II. STEEI f. Agen
Otf!cc wi, h ir. 5. I. Rrn0ns
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The Grand Secret.

The grand secret In medication 1t to help Nature
Sustain and Rogulate-these the Alpha and Omega Of
the only theory OF cure that has for Its
basis If tho system is shattered t.. muscles
weak. and the mind, like the body, in state of par
tsl coapse-what is it best to do? Reason teaches us
the answer BUILD NAN. Brace him you
would brace tottering edfce The pabulum he needs
is Tonic Alternative. Bring him up out of the depths Of
Debility and Dependency with nosTETTERS BIT
TIERS. They cannot injure child may take thcm in
doses suited to its years, without the possibility of harm
The enfeebled vital powers to respond ener
gecay to their action as the wited grass is to erect Its
blades under the yvy!ng and refreshing rail- In all
cases OF debility the BTTERS absolutely required.
There is no substitute succedaneum that will fill their
place Resort to the most wonderful of modern tonics,
and ALL WILL BE WELL Bear in mind that In Dyspep'
ais Intermittent Fevers Bilious Disorders and affections
OF the Nerves. other medicine will produce one 1.-THE
OF the good effect that invariably follows the use Of this
excellent rNv1coRAST AND CORRECTIVE.
December 9 u
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{, DUcTEUX's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment o.
Horses from Carriages.

T,E1s INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL iEFENIloN'
/ Iyi:irh has been patented i'll the United States,
,ce and Fnr.nd Is rcw offered b the subscriber to
the public feeling assured they vii pd IT, upon eAA'
atio,,. @ one o; the greatest inventions oi the age
Prominent among Its advantages are:
TRsrThe facility With which horses @ may 70 oc dn1ne +
for the person embarrassing topas? between
r bend the horses customary, thus avolIng any
liability CT being kicked. . ,..,
srcoSp-In case OF horse falling. he may be oosed
from tue carriage in second without the driver leav
n his seat II SO simple in its operation that child
can work It. -. .. ..,,. s-,,.
hecoling unmanagable running Away, the terrible
which so frequently follow MAJ be alayoid
ed by this simple application to carra2es as the horses
an be loosed RON the clrriage n HinklinG and TIE
! caTril;o is Quickly and safely stopped.
Mr. G DUCREUX gave several public exhibitions. 1ht
oroa; favor and praiso manifested by the public hesf
occasions enc CT the evidences OF popular apprec!a
ton o. its neritE.
Terms may bo known aid orders received for applying
he patent carriages, or purchase OF State Rghta by
addressing to y. DUCAEUA, Pe'eniee,
Ne. SO Elizabeth street, New York
| October % Smo
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UlnMR DECREEIN EQUITY


Hend Ysoa, Administratrix, Us. Henderson, et a.
va1UABLE PLANTATIONS FOR COTTON AND PRO
VISIONS.
Will be sold b. the undersigned reore the Court
IN WaIterborcugh 5. c., on IONDAY, the l4th day o
January, 1863, at II a. ~,
All that PLANTATION known as "oRANGE GROVE
with The Buildings Thereon. in the District OF Coeton
containing e92 2l00 acres moro or less oounoed MOTIF
nsrson and children; East by the Black Creek ROAD
south by lands now or late OF Nathaniel Heyward ae
caased and West by ondJ OF the estates O! Nasn2nle
Hayward and Paul PARIS.
ALSO,
A HEALTHY SUMNER RESIDENCE, on lot OF
acres with necessary outbudings, adjoining tho aooT'
tract.
Two l2 TRACTS OF LAND containing respectively
A Clio acres and 573 210 acres; the former ooucoet
North by lands OF Hayward; East by LANDS OF F.rrs
southeast by lands of Williams; South oy ands o. IN
estates Of Smith and Hayward, and West py !anas Q
Danel Blako the latter bounded the North oy ana
of Robe Snead; East by lands OF VaTnaGore ant
Graves; South and southeast by lands ol Loye7s an
west bv lands OF Snead and Hcyward said tracts 10 u
sold In ten 0) separate parcels as per pats OF hooe
e PIyne OF February 7th Is55--said parcels contlnnt
The following number OF acres, 10 Wit No. l. IL. '-I
acres No. o l05 $40 No. 8, lO4 o.lo acres NO.
o IN ncrcs No s. 1l5 7l0 acres; No. u, IL -IQ acres
No T. 93 $40 res; No. ., 10 o-lo aCIeS' N'' +-
acres; No. 10, 143 40 acres. d, ,, . .-., ~
Tnrms-One third (15l cash; the balance III two u
equal annual nstaments, secured py pone VIII PEt
s6nal security aud mortgage Of the premises, VIII III
trrst from dsy of sale Purchasers to pay Tor paper
o,,5 ovns I s,anns B. STOKES. C. f. &. D.
Persons desirous Of purchasing can examine pats an
rocove description OF the lands at the ohcs OF Messrs
HENDERSON x BEHRE, Attorneys at Law, waiter
borough G. "sil -e.eo.- , -
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DER cHAR1EsToNER zEITu.e.

FINDER The ABOVE aEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
| pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper, TO be
tho ORGAN of tho German population, and devoted the
interests Of this State III encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
Literature Agriculture Commerce, Arts and Trade
will be represented in its columns and the OF the
day will he given
ndertake the editorial management for tho present.
Subscriptions for Twelve Months; s1.6o for si1
Months; 81 for Three Months
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
c. q. E4icKAfANN CO.
sentember % No. 3 Broad street Charleston, 4. e
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IN EQUITY,

Dunlop ct al. Us. Edings ct a.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned, IL
front Of the old Customhouse. TUESDAY. Oath da!
OF December, 1867. at IL 4. NJ,
Al that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND or
Edsto Island CO tanning about twelve hundred
high land, buting and bounding to the south on the
Edsto River, to the east the Atlanto o:ean to the
north on lands Of Mrs James Legare, to the west
lands of VI. James Whaley, Constantine Bailey and E. NJ
Baynard.
Terms-Ona fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. secured by bond OF the purchaser with In
t-rest from day of sale, and mortgage tho premises
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
December 3 tu4 Master In Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.
tNDER DECKEE IN EQUITY.
Palmetto Savings Institution us. Esdtk

IaEMelt0 Sa0m9S InSNINllon o. Fedthe.
Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned, at
the old Custom house, THIS DAY. tho 10th OF Deeen'
Der, 1867, at IL, A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS there
on situate tho West side of Percy street. Ward No. g.
in thus city, measuring in front said street twenty
one 2p feet nine W inches. more or less, the same on
the back ne and in depth eighty 1907 feet more or less
bounding East on Percy street. south on ancs now or
late of John X. Dukes, and known Lot A; West on
part OF said Lot and part of Lot of the Percy Lands
and North lands or late Of John R. Dukes, and
known Lots c. and E, in said lot of land survey
ed by r. K Payne. Surveyor dated 26th June 1851 and
recorded with title of said lands to John Z. Dukes
Tcrms-Onehalf cash; balince IN one and two years.
secured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage Of the
ly. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER
December 10 th4tu1 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
O'Keefe as. Duane

Will be sod under the direction of the undersigned
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
December, 1861 at IL A. NJ,
Al that LOT OF LAND with the buildings thereon.
situate the East side of ing street. in this city, and
known by the number So; bounding North lands Of
the estate OF Yates, South Engine House. East on
lands Of the Baptist Church, and West King street;
measuring in front King street feet and in depth
from East to West - feet moro or less
Ierms-One.tLird cash; balance in three equal,
cessive annual in .taments, secured by bond OF rur
chaser and mortga o. the premises, with interest from
day of sale payable serannusly Buildings to be in-
sufed and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. JAMES TUPPER,
November % tu4 Master in EQUITY
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THE MARION STAR.

-sT.RIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
nnhished az Marion s. c., in the central portion
NJ .be courry and offers favorable medium 20 Mer-
chants Drnggss Machinists and all classes who desire
10 ertend their business in the Pee Dee country
For tbe benefit of our advertising patrons we SHALL II
addition to our subscription list which is constantly
reas publish and and sp Ss5sg5 sc.on g5aqoqs 5 5 copies
Rates OF Advertising liberal
W. J. McEERALL,
Editor prrr-ia.rr
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Ht
ii you want chear Blank Books
II you want cheap Stationery. Envelopea. Pa
per, &C.; or, AI1IIEns Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound i'll any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 20 to H1RAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

E. G. Freeze, Erscutrir, Us. j. Goudkop, ct al.
THIS DAY. the 10th of December instant at II o'clock
will be sold. near the old Court House,
All that PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND,
known Freezes FARM. situate on Charleston Neck, In
Grove street. at the head Of Rutedge avenue measuring
twelve and half acres, more or less bounding Moth
and East on land OF the estate Of c. D. Happold South
on Grow street West on land OF Wasnger's.
Terms-Onethird cash; balance in one, two three and
four years. secured by bond OF the purchaser with in
teres semi-aupualy, until the whole debt be paid, and
mortgage of the premises aforesaid. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. j. W. GRAY.
December 10 tu3 Master In Eouity
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n1r RENNErTsLILLE JOuRrAl

Bennettsrille, g. O., in the eastern portion of the
state by STUBDS Is LITTLE, Proprictors and oser
guperior inducements to Merchants and al others who
isb 10 stend their business in this section of the Pee
Des couury We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
Terms-s9 per aunum, invariably In advance. Adver'
tisemenss inserted at very reasonable rates. July
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TIE PARoCHIAL SCHOOL OF TIE CHURCH OF THE
Holy CoaMuN1oN.-The opening exercises of this
School were held at the Church yesterday morning
at nine o'clock, the venerable Bishop OF the Do
cese, and the Episcopal Clergy Of the city
being present. A large number OF the parents,
guardians snd friends Of the children we're also in
attendance, and occupied seats in the body OF the
church. Divine service was held, and addresses
appropriate to the occasion delivered by the rector
Of tho church and Bishop Davis. After the bene'
diction had been pronounced, the children were
taken to the school building adjoining, and the
remainder Of the morning was consumed in or
ganizing the school and apportoning the pr oils to
the different classes, according to their scholastic
merits.
No election for teachers has SIS yet taken place,
with the exception OF tie principal Mr.. John
Gadsden, but he will be ably assisted BY an expe-
rienced corps of instructors, and the school be
made equal to any now in the city. 1t is designed
to have only seven classes, from the primary de-
partment, which will necessarily be the largest, tc
that which will prepare pupil for college. The
boys and girls departments will be distinct, each
occupying separate floor Of the building. One
hundred and twenty-five pupils were registered
Yesterday, but this number will be largely irereas
ed es it is expected that the school can accommo
date between three hundred and four hundred
children. The session Of this school will be ter
months, the usual vacations being allowed. Though
not strictly free school, the terms OF tuition Gift!
cents per month"; have been placed within the
reach of all, and the management and studie
pursued and general discipline, vii be sufficient.
attractive to cause the list Of pupils to be rapidly
filed.
Mr.. Porter, the Rector Of the Church, has takei
great interest in the education of his htti
charges. and it is to his untiring efforts in tn
cause, seconded by the Episcopal Clergy, that tn
School owes its origin. Although styled tn
Parochial School OF the Church, it was not de
signed to be exclusive, but is open to pupils 1rol
different sections OF the city. During NIr. Porter
recent visit to the North, the charitably dispose
were liberal IL the:r donations, and the contrlpV
tions received from this source we're employed
procure the furniture necessary for the School
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r,,r ouAyGEBURG NEWS

THE UI{AN NVIBC EtG NEWS,
DUBMSHED EVERY SAL SAlukDAI - MORNING, At
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies of the
ORANoEsURa News viii be circulated for the benefit oI
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted Oh the most liberal
forms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor Orangeburg News,
robrnarv o. Orangrllirs :
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December 3
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

Bul,ynhsl Us. Often, Executor, e. al.
On TUESDAY, the 18th December noxt at II O'Clock,
Will be sold, It the old Custom House.
All that LOT OF LAND with the Blu ldings thereon,
situate the 1radd street and Bedon's Alley,
measuring in front Tradd 23 feet inches, and
dapth 1914 feet inches be tho said dimenions
less. Bounding North on land of Mrs. Coats South
rrad1 street st anl late Of b. Sommers, and West
on Bedon's Alley
Will be sold at Wahalla day, All that SEC.
TION Or L ND in Pickens District near the town OF
wahas, being the land bought by the German Lolon
izaton society, and known on the plat Of NJ c. oCary.
Deputy surveyor as No. 49, measuring ls4 acres Eound
ing East Section No. IS, south on Sacdou No. 81 and
line OF so acre farms. West on section No. az and North
on -.
ALSO,
All that FARM near the said town. known on plat Of
T. B. aIauldin Deputy Surveyor By No. g. measuring 90
Bounding East South aud West on public roads,
and North on line of Sections.
ALSO,
All that HALF ACRE LOTin the town Of WalhRlia on
the main street. known said psn Of Mauldin by No.
56.
All that ONE ACRE LOT In the aforesaid town, known
on Mauldins plat as No. II.
Terms-Onethlrd cash; balance in one two and three
years. secured by bond OF the purchaser, with interest
payable annually until the whole debt be paid. Mortgage
the promises sod Insurance OF the Buildings OF the
city property and assignment OF the policy. Purchaser
to ply for papers and stamps. j. ". GRAY,
November &c tu4 Master in Equity