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AN IMMENSE Peach OncnARD "A

An IMMENSE PEACH uRcHARD -A
correspondent Of The New imk Erpirss
writes from n village called Ridgrway.
midway between Wilmington and Wei
don, North Carolina, and gives the fol
lowing description ofan immense peach
orchard: ... .'"- :
But the great feature Of the picture
is II peach mchar.l. of $50 700 tres, &c.
cupying2 500 acrs Of land. An idea
of i,s magnitude may. pcllraTs, BE- bet
ter shown by the statement tlat if the
acres were in low thy would extend
to The distance Of vnc tmll>and m'l,s S.
In the sras"n forsgatlicring, at .n'y
one basker prrrrrc PER day there must b.
un the rr"und every day Il supply oi
250, ,009 baskets. AS The encllrs pull.
! ed to day arc to be in New Yorh to.lnur-
,ow-for this can hr-it is easy to ton.
crivc the army of gatherers necessary J
to fill The baskets aud place them orl
the ears. An enterprise such MS his re-,
quiIes 10 small capital andcncrsy. Its III
capable hands and will probably be 4
success. The parties have occurred, !
am informed, Gourmet for tran.purta'
| tion for twenty years.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

The registration Of Virginia gives q
naj"riIy Of u, 1000 whirc voters in that
Stale Since this fact was made known
the Conservative party have jevinced q
radical change OF feeling, and are work.
ing faithfully to restore their standing
in the Uuion DR.. Alexander Sharpe,
former pos,masieriin Richmond, IL pro
Posed for the United States Senate, in
the I'larc Vf candidates before. selected,
but who were incl eiblc under The l4ws
of Congress -Nrr K"ik HruM.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

THE CuOLERA IN AFRlCA.-Thc
rhulera has br, ken out in Gambia, AZ
rica dclying the ',n"st vigorous efforts TO
restrain it. The total deaths ap t" the
18th of May were one hundred and nine
ty; of these nome were Europeans. The
disease seems to be of the most violent
character; three or four hours are re-
ported To be the longest attack, while
many drop dead AFTER as many minutes.
The cholera having hccn hitherto un-
known BY the naliycs,a panic has Ia
ken possession of them. and the admin.
r>traror and his secretary have hecn oh
ligcd to bny the dead ~ trenches, set
ting the example with their nw" hands
as the only way tn induce the natives
to assist in the work. o..
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greenbaeks or legal tenders and frac.
tional currency. the finishing touches
to bepd,lsd in This city. The first is.
sue of this:inoncy will be ready for the
pnblie the last week of this month,
when aBthe present legal tender aud
fractional currency issues will be called
in, md thus the stock of the counter
fei,ers will be left on their hands. The
papersfor the .ncB, Issue will be water.
marked with large ~. s." and known
as French silk Paier,- and through Its
fibrrs will run skrins of siik Of red and
blue c"lors. The, general preparation. of
'hls PAPER will be puzzle for the coun-
tcrieitcrs.' - ~ ) ~ l.
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FEARFUL. DEATm OF a Y0UNG WIFE.
The wife of urzckiah Cir cnlcc. OF Ma
sun cunnry. West Virsi"ia, was instant
ly killed u few days since, un"cr cl'-
rnusranccs o. Il most distressing char
actcr. In cumI,any with her llu-bnnd, !,
she was returning hone by a near path
,hrru.h the wm'd- from nell shGors,
whc:c h,r hu.band had been at work
during The day They were walking
hanIiu hand, not dreaming "f any dan
ger, when dad tree they had just
asscd .u,ld' My fell, brushing the
shuu der If Grreulcc aud striking his
wife un the top Of tic head, crushing
her to the earth 50 that her rcnalns
could scarcely b. rcr"ghized us 'hosc oi
human being. Strange to say Mr.
Grrcnlrc VAS not injured in the i asst
further than brin. stuumd for icw
,,rr,rr-rrrSfi. ihr ,uliii uiin.
and i, is surpassed that the tree, which
WAS lut,cn ut the ROOFS, gave way lr"lll
It's own weight. Mrs. Gr' rnlec Lad
brrn nlarrl, u u little less than six weeks.
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few cowp-as. planted with c"'l"n, OF
nLc or two lows planted around each
fed. will prevent the c'ierpilf'r lr''n'
ding sr,i,us injury. This statrnen'
may not b. true but the cxpr,intLl
will Gust little, can Ito no harm an"
may do much yond. Ii is therefore
wor,h,ryina,c pccinlly as it vii be easy
To scatter II few pess along tic lows
where the stand Of cotton is pour.
Slncn the ,buvr was in i,pr, kpcci.
men caterpillar has bccT shawn us,
which is ne Of several fuurd IN tho
rlanrationI u;' J. Lrandcr Parish, ,wo
miles from town. We Far specimens
are no, going to he unc"mm' H.,
E~kriNe Enquirer.
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D,.,r n,ocn nm Noyr-A soc.rty

Pure BLocD OR NoNE.-A soc.rty
c"m,u.s.rl If the First Colnrc.l Fami-
irs e! Virgiuia" have passed rcsolu.
tiou that iis members will vote for no
man who is not IL pure ncgr" or II lure
white nian. The rcsulu ion is aim j at
Harris, the Radical candidate i"r Regis
ter, who is nulaltn. and. as the rrsnl-
vrr< say. was oplosrd to the admission
of "cun,ralauds" To Washington ju'ing
the war. The i. G. +. V b"lievc in
ummixrd lin"agc-Slr"n, Ham, or Jr-
phct, it makes little odds which, 50 rilc
blood is "purc. I'LL.
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To THE NoRrlI PuLg BY BALLOON.

To THE NoRrII PuLE BY BALLOON.
"A new and daring experiment is no
ted by the Pail AEuN G"zrttr The in.
variable failure which has hiIhcto al
tended nautical expeditions to the
Arctic regions has induced two French
men. Mes,i, urs 'Iissandicr aud 'lr Fuu.
vrllc, To undertake the enterprise OF
rraching the North Pole in balloon
The machine in Which the build alven.
tnrcrs is about to embark on their peri.
l"us journey. u#d which is nrprorrl"tc.
" nar,rc,l"l.c Pole Nurd," i>mw being
c .mplcrcd in the camp dc Mnls. which
the Government has placed ut their dis.
p,s,l Tor thu purpose The munster
balloon, he>ids which even the famous
tirant would seem Il mere toy, will
coufain over 10 900 cubic uctres oi gag,
md is conrsrd entirely of cloth
manufactured from cruutcln;uc, which
will allow Of great expan>i"n IN The
rarifrd strata "i the atuosl hero. the
seams uniting tho different pi, c,s for u
tnral length of three English miles
The cara marvel, il is said. If strength
AMI liyhrnrsS-is constructed t" carry
ten passengers, 1000 pound Of bnlIast,
and provisions for ii month. We cal,
only hope this bold enterprise may be
attended With better luck than the
aerial flight of the Geant in 1868.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

john CuIyAuAN.-Thc Georgetown
Times is not ,c,y much in love with
Juha Chinanan, but is decidedly Ia fa.
,ur OF 'rying him i'll uur rlec iclds.-
The 7Inrs SAYS:
The cum:iciion Of tho Pacific Rail-
| Road has already dcmor s'Iatcd that tic
Asiatic- VII bcc"nc very Important
cl.mcnt in the United States. The
building of this great in,cr-"ccan'c roai
has shown to bc Il very efficient and III
Ius,ri ,us class IF lahur'rs, adapting
,h.ru.clvc, to all the improvements III
| ,hc arts and SCIENCES hat ar. the results
of ad,anr,ng civilization, while The III
uividuaIi'y Of john ChI"a'nan remains
thc same. Hc wM lic-.o will the
nrgo. But work, indcta is'blc, per.
s,,,ent labor, seems to bc all inherent
characteristic Of the Chnaman. With
the uc-ro it is, Tor the must prrt, c0m-
pul,ory. The labor is The cheapest in
inc world. They arc cpahlc of adapt
ng ,hcm<, Ives tn any pursuit, being
anung the NEST ingcni"u' pe"p'e on
the globe. They will ditch. dl=, plough
aud attend to all of the requirements OF
agriculture, while tn y are use ul in the
tact,rics. For lice culture, they far
excel CufTcc and Sambu, both IN lhrlit
ard puwcrs of endurance.
We arc cer'ai"ly in need of sneh Ia
burcrs particularly so f"r our rice fields;
and the time is mt far distant when the
relcsrial> will tiud way to the c1t'"n AMI
rec fields Of the South. The country
must Lc developed and imIaovcd. We
cunlmt expect any large amount "f Eu'
ropcan Immigrants, and doubtless nt'cn,
,iun will Lc directed to the Chinese =
As ug,rls the p'liIical hearing. OF the
subject, this is a lr blem Tor politicians
TO work out. and W. will som see how
the Fiftccnth Amrndmcnt will apply /;
hut the present indicati""s ale that
Asia will snnn "pour uP'n and over 'iS
counties. thousands OF her surcrhons,
cheap living, >l"w Changing, n"a'slIii'
latiug but very useful lab"rcrs."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Radicals insist t,the people Of the
Sourh nrc actua,ed by prejudice in their
s,ricrures on the. moral status. OF what
they very lovingly dcnon,ina'ethe "g"d
oil Bay State But this issrotstrue,
In every statement concerning the COM
rlc,c moral ldopravi,y and degradation Of
Massachusetts. as compared with those
States she so fippuntly dcnounces, we
are sustained hy the official statistics
aud the statements of her own journals.
One hundred aron'cn at prize fight
is what practical people would call u
knock down argu nent."
Wilmington Star.
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r,ro,.n,,,s Thu mind o,d bo,rt
"""w. ',,,'. Sro,is .;r, ,snJnrlv ma,nred
.'ro s IL T n y;ruin ,.are f naner on which
M 80 ;,,,,rrss;nns b,yr vet beeu ma,lc-;p.
Nv ,,t '"f -. .v;l ,lnn,h;. mr. decd. and un.
I.,.t"c,c s I'd bv nrrma,ure experiences,
Tha III re Tho ,nren,s. has ever bcen
H." % o%;ld,s ,,w aud ,ba. pcrnicious
n,s.o ,"D hl;rf lave making. s,vled "flir,a.
"" ,;'" :" wh;cI, ro,,,y tmcr,ca induI.
''"' IL. III ""'" VI. .,,.r;n,, ,nr h"r teersw,be
SeS 'reeiy y" ,I I"u ..,,.;'I. T s.a,, =. ;n,mo.
Grto'e S''' ,s'i """,' S',~ TN. % ,rools I n;rI !.
"cSl II s'iah,''''' ."I ~. o'sI" @ ,,n
iake'' carry t"." '"G", ~ ,,' ,nd us s,r;"t ,nnor.
".r her,'i'ne. I;",. "" ""N ,"od.s,v and
VISION. ana "e' S"''"n."S | .Sa 4 nar;
''m'''fy" " n.a""er S"'p'.s, ''s 1, ~ ,ho
can q" En,"'i r %uus ,e com. mn"
patriots Until marriage, maae'no..m' @ an
is us shy as a p"rtrl"Se' anu new; ,e" ~
tur $ Ling 'r"m the pr"1"e''ns "."s y.
her chnper""' from "hom ne. Pa'."o, ,,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
CoTroN CArGnpILLARs We regret

CoTToy CATERpILLARs We regret
10 learn that genuine cott>n cate'plI
lars have been Iound "n the plantation
OF Major james g. I."wry, in Chester,
Just beyond the York line. This is The
fist appearance of these formidable in-
secs in this section, Of which We havo
heard, and we sincerity hope it will be
the last. 1t WILL not be ami>s, hnwcver,
for planters to take some precautionary
measures against the danger. 1t was
stated in some of our exchanges that a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
RIruMoNp, June 2S. 1860,

Julia GlbLes and Ellen Wuu,ls N,
both negroes, fought duel with clubs,
seconds being present Ellen VIII: ST.
badly injured that she died IN The field.
There was large Republican nc' t.
ing in the Park. this afternoon, which
was addressed by Van Wyck. IF New
York, Beers, Of Montana, aud others.
Near the close Of tic meeting. Il white
Republican in the crowd iiSScnted from
one Of tho speakers, and tho ncy!ocs
thinking it was Conservative, set on
him and beat him severely. Tho po.
lice rescued him.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
The "XIX Century" Publication

The "XIX Century" Publication
Company at Charleston have brought
out a etm in the way of Magazine Lit
cra,urr. The Sketches of the War,
aud I'unniug the Blockade nrc graphic,
and there IS not all uniutercsting plra'
graph between the covc's. The hu'
nurous pictures alone, arc worth the
price. $3.50 rer annum. Address +.
G. DeFoutainc. Business Manager.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

If the XIX Century Publieati&n
Company do not have n care, they will
be indierrd BY 'the powers that be- for
caricalaring their weak points. The
illustrations ofthe forthcoming July
numb,r are entitled SCOTS TACTICS
revised edition printed in colors." Tho
Lcw militia have u place in tile picture
this tine. "
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

LAST YEARS WHEAT Crop Tho
large portion of last years crr Of wheat
which the Western farmers kept back on
account Of the low prices, il now com
ing into market, the fine appearance Of
the grain fields giving no cnc"urage-
meut for hulding it longer 1t is said
that the quantity Of slain on hand is
immense, and no common circumstances
can hiuder large surplus of bread
stuffs during the coming year,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

The national CENSUS. to hc taken next
year, is being lu"ked f"r anxi"usIy by
lhusr intere.tcd il the progress of the
country. The mutations through wI'ieh
the country has just passed during The
decade just closing have invested TIC
coming CENSUS with an Interest never
beforc felt in former expositions Of the
kind. For some time the Census Com
mit,cc appointed by Congress have been
engaged in their duties, and find the
work growing on their hands. Tacy
could easily decide upon plan for t',
king The number Of our inhabitants.
but what they are at is to decide on a
plan for taking the quantity and quail
iv of all our business and material re.
sources. Former recommendations have been
lamentably deficient in this respect, and
the committee mean TO provide way
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

New ISSUES -Wc are soon to have
new issue O; paper money from the
Government manufacturers. A Wash
ipgton letter says:
"Thn government paper mill in Penn.
sylvania has transmitted the first lot OF
the new and improved paper to tho
American and National Bank Note
companies in New York city. There
this paper will receive portion of the
impression in process of transfer into
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Albert c. Mickey, collector Of eus-
toms for The port Of Charleston, S. G.,
WIS removed Saturday, and Gcurge W.
Clarke appointed in his place Tho
principal charge against Mackey is that
he put Conservatives in Office under him
and refused to recognize the friends of
the Administrati' n. .Ift
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Norrs-n yra,s 1853 aud 1851 the received at Middleton IN
s nnth Wilmington and Manchester taiond loi'b bales were
cv from Read the Wilmington and Van
che ar Kngs, wc hccciorwald to
from the tamh oal 1t appears table that the r~ipt rom the
Mi hcon 5000 QUO bt< c"nicr E "er "sd
for three opening the Wilmington and Manchester
arod bur ng "h from that showing that the c"
uh,rh the Wlnnrun Railroad Brought til" s. g. r. r. nj
h was afterwards Wilmington tie Nrhasrn ald S'c
the nc@lod VI! Middleton sccns to have
dkap care gone il the 9th direction
yur readers can draw the cxltte
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HOT WEATHER.

On the 9th aud 18th ult., tho Thcr.
momctcr stood at nincty-tivc degrees,
and on the 30,h., at ninrty.scvcn--thc
hottest weather We have experienced at
this place for many years past.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Under the provision OF the Cons'l'u'
tion, the President has appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen the Executive Com
mittee of the Kershaw District Agil'
cultural and Mechanical Society:
Vim. NJ. Shannon, John Macrac,
John Cantcy. Thos. W. Icgucs. Th"<.
E. Mellow, Il ii Clarke, Daniel Be
thunc. Adam Team, j. Erwin Rodgers,
John |. Trantham.
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Read the ".ld, ventures "f n Blockade
Runner in the XIX Century M,gr'
ziue. Send fur II specimen NUMBER
price 81 cents. Address XIX f""tnry
PmLr>hi"y Go, +. &. D"Fon'aine
Business Manager. Charleston, 5. c.
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For THE CAMi'EN JnrRNAL.
RAIL ROAD STATISTICS.

Ta Of the received Charleston from tic Can
Branch Rail Road from its opening the year.
the Cunran Reports.
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THE JOURNAL.
Camden, July I, 1860

Col. L. NJ. BoYK1N will deliver an
address before the DeKalb Literary
Society, this evening at ,.alf past eight
o'clock, at Town Hall The Public are
respcctfully invitcl to attend.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01

Read "Reminiscences Of the War"
by "PersonLe' in the XIX Century
.Mynzine. ask your. Bookseller Tor it.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19
NOU RT OF EQUITY SALES.
q. u. LAMAR ET UX. ET AL, Va. FORD AND
RUTLAND, EXECUTORS, AND T. j.
ROBERTSON IN EQUrrY-
FAIRFIELD,

In pursuance OF DEGREES aud orders OF the Court
inade In the above stated cases, VIII sell to
tmc highest bidders, before the Courthouse mt
Mlnnsb0ro', s. O., on the first MONDAY in No
xeinDer next, and the days following, during
the legal hours
All that REAL ESTATE belonging to the Estate
OF colonel Nicholas a. PGay deceased consist in1
OF about 5000 acres or Land, sItuutc i'm tic
county OF Fairfield, upon the wutercc River anu
It's tributaries.
This Land mas been divided into separate con.
yenient tracts containing from 1000 10 l5O ncres
OF which nlats will be exhibited at the sale, and
the sale Will he made by tracts.
ALSO,
GOLD NINE, with about ESQ acres OF Land
clrcumj2ccnt, known as the "MOtt Mine - Sit.
tute owns part interest, and the other owners
whole interest. ''-S
Tcrms-AbOut $4,000 cnsh, to be apportIon ed pro
rita between all tho purchasers; for the balance
credit or ono, two, three, four and five wears
this balance being payable in equal annual install.
mcntS, with interest on the whole from day or
sale payable annually; for this balance purchas-
ers 10 give bond, each with two good suretics and
iurther secured by mortgage OF the tract pur-
Any purchaser paying one-third of Ills whole
nlu IN cash VIII not be required to have suretics
to Ills bond.
Any purchaser paying the whole OF his bid In
cash Will he allowed n discount OF ten ner GENT
upon the amount or his bid. -
Purchasers Will he required to pay for all neces.
s. ii. CLowNEY,
Clerk G. q. r., Equity side.
Wlnnsboro', 5. G., October o, 1909. octlO tu2
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Hotel Arr,vaIs-october Is.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
d. Callahan Savannah; DIR. A. r. Smith, U. S.
A.; Captain George F. Carpenter Purser F. ".
Sparhawk, Steamship Mlnnetonka; Captain J. J.
Kemp, Quincy; WIN. G. English, Alabama; Chas.
q. Leary, VIM. X. Garrison, New York; DIR. ].
Lunny, Darlington; SOL Hans, Wilmington T. G..
James, w. md NJ. r. r.; @. ID. Owens, VIM. l..
Brewer, New York; Charles W. Frank and wife,
Philadelphia; T. J. Ancrum, Camden; Vim.
Chlsolm, Boston; 8. B. Sawyer, 0rangeburg.
PAVILION HOTEL.
A. ]. Haltiwunger, S. E. Lewis, South Carolina;
o. Morgan Master Morgan, Georgetown; John
Nettles, Wilmington; Malin, Georgetown; J. W.
Martini Georgetown; ]. +. Scott, Williamsburg.
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FIRE AT BL4oKvILLR.-our correspondent
"Mcdicus," writes that MT IN early hour on Sun
day the cry OF flre alarmed the residents Of Black
vIlIe II was soon ascertalned that the bakery
establishment OF Mr.. a. Knoph was on fire, and
the flames made such rapid progress that 1t was
useless to attempt to cxtinguish them. The
dwelling, two-story house, was not more than
fifteen or twenty feet distant, but by great effort
II was saved, although 1t took lire from the inten.
sity Of the heat. Great praise Is due the coiorcd
population, who laborcd manfullx, to rescue the
property from the devouring clement
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PETITION FOR EXTENSION OF wAsnINGToi
SrREKr.-wc learn that a petition, signed by q
large number OF citizens, will he presented at the
next regular meeting OF Council praying II TO
have Washington street extended from Iaurens
street, its present terminus to Prltchard street,
where 1t will run into East Bay, making n
street seventy-lvc feet Wide from the Bate.
ry TO Laurens street. To mike this extern
sion, an old building and an Onlce at Laurcns
street, ana two dapidated buildings near liascl
street, will have to be torn down, and o small por-
tion OF q dock filed up.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19

THE ECLECTIC MAoAzISk.-The october number
OF this valuable magazine contains large mum.
ber of interesting articles, among which may he
mentioned: Roman Imperialism, By Prof. Seeley;
Spalding's Life and Letters or Bacon; The Two
Comets OF the year 1868; Romance OF Florence
by Trollopc; New Theory OF the Universe; Mr.
Mills Subjcction OF Women; Marshal Serrano
Regent OF Spain,, with portrait; anu Useless
knowledge. The literary notices and department
OF science and art arc Us fresh and thorough as
usual. The agent OF the Eclectic In Charleston is
Mr. Fogartie Of King street.
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BY HOLMES 4 MACBETH, Auctioncers.
VALUABLE PLANTATION.

VALUABLE PLANTA TION.
BY virtue OF an Order OF sale, to me directed by
States District Court, for the District OF South
CarolInas! will offer for sale, at Public Auction,
THURSDAY, November 4th 1860, at Ii O'clock
All those THREE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS
prlsing all that Plantation or Tract OF Land, mea-
twenty-six us2ol acres, more or less, and generally
known as the "Indinn Fields Mill Plantation -
or late OF Major Dnvd Gavin, to the s"ath i'Sm ON
land now or late OF Captain ID. Cannady and
land now or lately claimed BY William Ulsey, to
inc east on land now or late OF Colonel John
Rumph, on land hereinafter described and land
now no, & or lately claimed by William ytsey. and to
Thomas Byrd, and land formerly a part OF the
said Indian Fields Mill Plantation, but sold or
Inereirom the, to John J.. Duer and William Utsey,
Gavin.
Joining the above on the cast, measuring and
containing seven hundred and thirty -four t734)
u.ag and bounding to the north
to the east on Land OF the South Carolina Rail-
roau company, nnd to the west on Land now OF
Mil Plantation above described.
All that TRACT OF PINE LAND measuring and
containing cor forty ttol acres; 6utting md bound
Ing on all sides by Land claimed by VIM. Utsey,
and and touching tile east side OF the Indian Fields
The above three Tracts OF Land will dc sold rs
whole, and comprise In all twenty six hundred
$4,000 acres, portion OF which is cleared and
timbered. F
Terms-one.third cash; balance in two equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond
or bonds OF purchaser, with interest at the rate
OF seven per cent. per annum payable annually
and o mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser tC
pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee OF Wharton & Petsch.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19
Auction Sales This Day.

John @. Minor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, Mt
their store, damaged silk, satin and velvet, dry
goods, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes and hats.
Letch & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at the old
PostoGlce, desirable real estate.
Henry Coba L Co. will sell at O'Clock, ut their
store, hams, butter, crockcry, &c.
l;uox, Daily & Co. will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at their
store plano, furniture. &c.
Laurey & Alexander Will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut
their store, hams, shoulders, &c.