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Clerk Court Common Pleas and General :ss

OFFICE OF REGISTRAR ~ :e 1TY..l
CHARLESTON, Japuaiy |, 1863 }
DEAR SIR-I have rec:ivcl year ic;er o. the 3lsi
uit asainr thai would designate the hour to-day
when 1t would suit me to make the transfer OF the
pa, ers records aud property, &c., now in my pos
session Registrar in Equ1ty. In reply, would say
that was elected 20 the Office OF Registrar III LquitY
In December 1865. for the term OF fonr yearE, ana
TINT my Term of oicc will not expire for one yer
from this time. The state oil Soatl Carolina tEus
mqde contract with ME for period ol lline winch
has n elapsed, and according to the Con tsution OF
the United States, 10 which you roicr must DC heu
to be in violation OF that clause which declares eas
no law shall lie marc impa!ring iho obligation OF q
contract Heretofore this flntamen'ai lifinclois
has boen held inviolate il South Carolina
Under resent circumstances II would De hu%atory
for inc to defend my rights as pubic cfhccr oi tpe
state; and controversy with !ou on tue s"pJect as
this time would b. only temporary 5r pensioa oi
the delivery w:Iic1 yo1 require uldcr tile provisions
If l;w which you consider TO be ui ding Is pc
sumo.
Twill, there ore. under necessity which clnnot
row resist, deliver up the records papers, &c ln'o
Your possession. rs you require, but with protest,
and will reserve to myself when thus elected from
my Office, he right 10 such redress, III lawful
manner, as L may 10 advised, not only by claiming
from YOU al The perqui,itcs Of mJ Office which you
shall have received in my place, but such other
legal remedies IS may he entitled TO.
will therefore be ready 10 rece.vo Yen at this
onlce at Two o'clock P. NJ.
In conclusion I take occasion to Acknowledge thc
courteous and rolitc mode of your application, ana
have the honor 10 bc,
ur obcdiont scrvaft,
JAMES L. CAN'T.
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ALLIANCE IsnAELrrE UNryERsELLE.-l Nov
cmber last the first meeting was held in this city, for
the purpose of establishing branch Of this associa-
tior, and . temporary organization was effected.
The matter has teen sicce constantly agtatec. and 1t
is now probable that permanent organization Will
soon be eli ctcd. Tho object Of the Alliance is to
improve the contiton Of 7aelities throughout the
world and Il recommends itself strongly to all think-
ing men OF Tat race. The officers OF the temporary
organization ere Rev. Joseph H. N. cbunaceiro.
President; Nathaniel Levin, Secretary; and a. Fal
Treasurer
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COLUMBIA ITEMS "A Columbia letter says:
.It is rumored and G neraly believed. that Mr.
Joseph Purcell. late ef to Mills House, Charleston
has leased The extensive new hotel on Man-strees,
aud that ho will open q frstc!ass hotel imme'
lintely."
lhe ch,pel in the College lot, to be used as hall
for the meeting OF the House Of Representatives, is
undergoing a thorough renovation under the supo'-
vision OF g. T. Dyaz, who has a large force OF me-
chanics at work. twill be ready for occupation to-
morrow.
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A PUDLIc NUIsANcE.-At the wharves be-
tween Calhoun and Laurens streets, bales of hay and
blades, boat loads OF corn bags Of cotton &C.. are to
BIO seen exposed for sale almost daily. AMI purchas.
crs are easily foun1 who ask no questions and
obliera.e Ill marks. At one of these whafves over
four cords Of wood We're brought by one boat and
sod in the same day. he west end OF Tradd-street
Is equally notorious for the ease with which the
p.un6ered property fcom the plantations is there
Sold Few policemen are seen in these sections,
and the city is defrauded CT taxes tnat, If Lowell
might go materially toward reducing the debt; and
no:ed thieves are permitted to depoil their employ
ers W thout risk of detection or punishment.
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MASONIC ELEcr1oN.-At the annual election

MASONIC ELEcr1oN.-At the annual election
OF officers of Chapter No. l. II. A. NJ. the following
Companions were chosen for the ensuing year:
Companion S. B. opPaNHEIM, e. 2.
Companion A. KR0EG, &.
Companion A. A. GOLDSMITH, S.
Companion L. ALEXANDER, G. Il.
Companion E. STRAUSS, P.S.
Companion JOS. e. OPPEAHEIM. Secretary.
empanion J. LOEB Treasurer
Companion j. KAPHAN, r. A. G.
Companion 5. BELL. C. T. V.
Companion J. ORR, c. 5 Y.
Companion D. LOEB, G. T.V.
COMPANION g. NOkRIS, S.
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TuEATRE.-Thc regular winter season will
be opened to-nigh. By the Gilbert troupe. with
s.Ka,hleen Mavourneen." Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins
being the stars. lie other actors and actresses
are favorab!y known to the Charleston public. hav-
ing appeared heye for short engagement in the
early part of tho winter. The prices OF admission
will bc tie s;ms as usual, and reserved seats can
be obtained at the boz Office Of the theatre during
Tho doy without extra ri, rnc
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CRY STOCK LOOKING UP.-We learn that sales
of nearly forty thousand dollars of City Stock were
made on Saturday, by Messrs. j. Drayton Ford ano
Leitch Bruns at prices ranging from fty'eight 20
sixty With interest from date of saie deliverable De-
tween the 18th of January and the 10th OF February
next. This is certainly an encouraging sign.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES OF Rev. BASIL MANLY
D. D.-citadel squar- Church was crowded last
night by large congregation OF all denominations
to take part in the exercises commemorative of tho
life and services of distinguished divine. whose
influence and usefulness were not confined to his
own sect An eloquentsermcn was preached on the
occ as on by Rev Mr.. winklcr, who was assisted in
he services by Rev Mr. Williams. of the First Bap-
fist Church,
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RA.:noAD Acc1DENT.-The up passenger
train over the Greenvile and Columbia Railr ID
ran off tae track nelr Newberrg. on Friday, de-
molishing two cars and slightly ipjurns several pas
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a PEABODY SCHOOL AT MOUNT PLEAsANT.-A
school has been established a. Mount Pleasant the
male department of which is under Mr. W. Il. john
son. formerly principal of the academy in sumtr'
apd the fen1le department un Ter Mrs. Ferguson.
As soon as the school has complied with certln con-
ditions it Will receive endowment from the Pea
body fubd st present it seems likely that the
school will be able to comply with TIE conditions.
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of TuE News.

New ASSIGNMENTS IN THE HEALTH DEPART
MENr pr. Robert Lebby, Jr., has been Placed IN
charge of ;hc Third Health District which includes
the Aims House; DR.. I. Grange Simons. Jr, OF the
Fourth District which embraces ll the farms in the
suburbs Dr. j. somers Buist Of the Mazy ck-strees
Hospital, and Dr. S. L. Lockwood, of the Hampstead
n ,itol
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l. O. B. B-The Dan Lodge, No. 93, I. o. B.
B., met yesterday oftercoon at the Masonic Hall, at
three oclock, and installed the following oficels
A. A. GOLDSMITH, President.
B. RICE, Vice-President
]. KAPHAN, Secretary.
J. q. NJ. CEUMAeEIRO, Financial Secretary.
j. FLAUM, Treasurer.
B. SPRING, Monitor.
I. ALEXANDER, Assistant Monitor.
H. CRENCH, j. O..
L. KAUL, o. G.
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Rev. De. H1cks.-.A very large congregation
attended DR.. Dachm21's Church yesterday mern-
ing. Rev. Az ~. aicss D. D., read the services and
preached very eloquent sermon from Philippians
fourth chapter sad clsvensh verse: "For have
learned in whatsoever STATE I am Herewith to bo
content" which was listened to with marked atten-
ton by persons OF all limitations. At the close
of the sermon an iMprc."vo prayer was offered by
the venerable pastor OF church. Rov. Dr.. Bach
man.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

sO- LAuGeST cIacULATioN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BENG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
nECOGNI2lr AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
cCLaTIoN ~ THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IL The posToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRovIs-
IONS OF TEE EET PosroFFIcE Law.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

]. a. ESsLow e. Co. will sell, at IL O'Clock, on
Ccutral Wharf one hundred and eighty kegs nils.
E. W. III. MAcKEr vii! sell, ut the Courthouse. at
II O'Clock, = horse aad bread cart.
CAMPBsLL, KNOX s Co. will soil, at 10 oclocE, IN
their auction house. Haselstree dry goods, furni-
tuce, &c.
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SLEEPING CARS on THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RluLnoAp.--i supply of railroad sleeping chairs
OF the most approved pattern, similar to those
us ID on the best Nort0crn roads, have teen Or
dered BY the South Carolina Railroad Company.
aud will be rlacea il all the night trains. The first
set, sufficient for one caf VII arrive in few days,
and will be put in use Immediately.
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.MNcE TAhr.-The Boston papers are sniek-
erins over the following item:
So many Christmas mince pics were presented to
Charleston editor that he used up halt column OF
hi, paper in returning thanks
The down East pa.ag;aphist don't mean the editor
of TuE News.
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rox'r FORGET that Dowic e. Noises Drug Store
is the place 10 find &C. Hoods Sovereign Gam" the
only sure cure !or Coughs. They have tie genuine
article direct from the manufac .ories.
Cecenber 50 wfirG
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WHTEwAsH1Ne THE TEsEs.-This morning,
the lacor brigade Organized at the suggestion OF
Mayor CLARK will commence to wnitewash the trees
iu the various public squares and in the streets
The old and decayed trees are to be cut down.
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The CITY REcoRDER.-At the next session CT
the Legislature bill viii be introduced to abolish
the Mayors Court and transfer the trial OF police
causes 10 tue Jurisdiction Of the CITY Rccorde-
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Ansou Streets Goods delivered free.
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CARTER's COMBINED WRITING AND COPYING
INK-Ihis wcl-known ard relipblc IL is for sale by
Messrs. Denny Perry, agent, Meeting street.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
tcr in eveiy style. Mince Iics, rvsh daily Hot cos-
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
=,
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RUSIlSESS NOTICES.

F. f. CnAPEAU. Mecting-stleet, next Mills
house, adve-tses Mcclellan saddles sccond.handel
and new; also wagon harness.
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Three Small and Comfortable Dwellings, on
the west side Of america street, abaut three
doors above the Mall, at AUCTION.
BIZ G.. MCBRIDE SMITH.
TOMORROW, tie 5th January at IL O'Clock, ct the
Old Pos.oflcc, will be sold, tie cbovc,
CONSISTING OF:
That known as No. A. neat and comfortable
DWELLING, containing four square rooms, piazza
and kitchen Lot 3O eot front by lOO fec, deep, more
or less. Pantry anl dressing room, large cisteln,
brick foundation.
! hat known as NJ. 40, four square rooms, kitchen
and large pasiered room In piazza to the SOUTH
That known as No. 5l four square rooms; descrip-
tion as abevc.
These Houses always rented 10 good tenants.
Terms-Half cash; the balance Ia one year, secured
as usual; property insured and policy assigned.
January fm2f
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I. o. O: F.-MARIoN LODGE, No. 2.-The an
n;versary meeting of this Lolgo was held on Friday
nis at Odd Fellows Hall after the transaction OF
the regular business of the evening, collation. was
served, at which Colonel T. Y. Simons, G. NJ, pre-
sidea assisted by Vim. 1hayer G. R. Short speech
es were ade by the oGiceis elect and an eloquent
Grafton was delivered By the orator of the occasion
Augustus E. Cohen, Esq. The following is the list
OF officers elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Brother a. S. MIMS, n. G.
Brother A. 6. MAGRAIH, Y. G..
Brother r. c. STAIR Recording secretary.
Brother J. G. MARTYR, Per. Sec. aud Ties.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH s. T., s.. BRUNG

Aucti0neers. s-a.s- .:ri
BY virtue Of an order Of sae to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, Judge Of the United states
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
vi ofsrfor sale at public auction, on TUES
DAY. January II. 1869, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Old Postolhce, foot Of road.atreet, Charleston,
l.. c., t.,o- -, =,
All that LOT OF LAND, being part Of the lot for:
merly known by the No. - Me:1ng.street, In the
City Of Charleston, measuring In width running
pa.allel with Meeiing-sreet fifty (50 feel, and In
depth forty.one (41r feet Bounding north on lands
of Otis Mills oa>t on lands OF - Elliott south on
lands Of estate Of James Gibson, ard west lot Of
land below described
al that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD
INiS thereon, situate on Meetirg-street, and for
merly known as No. 234. Bounding to the west on
Meeting-street and measuring thereon say fifty t60l
feet, to the north on lands Of estate of James Glib
son, and measuring on stM limo say one hundred
nnd thirty-ve 1867 feet, to the east on lot OF land
above described, and measuring on said line say
fifty t5O feet, and to the south on lands late Of John
Il. Margart.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser. bearing interest from day OF
sale at the rate Of seven per cent per annu, and
mortgage Of tile premises, buildings to be insured
and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of james Browne.
December % wfm9 tu1
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REPoRTER's CRUMDs.-Tho Trustees Of tho
Roper Hospital are making efforts to have tue Hamp
stead patients transferred to the Roper Hospital,
and 10 obtain from the city on annuity OF $1,000 to
assist in their maintenance.
Dr.. Eostmon colored member ofthe Legislature,
visited the BIazyca-strtct Colored Hospital on
Saturday, with view to looking int> its general
condition, which ho found u3cx,opuonabo.
Charleston needs stock exchange sml1r to
those in Northern cities in order to establish uni
formity prices. Let so2c ono move in the matter
Real estate is slightly down. but it is generally PEE
sumed that change for tho better will occur as
soon as the new Tax bill brings about the gsnclal
improvement in finances it seeks.
Giberrs troupe arriv, on the Dictator yesterday.
aud will perform ut tho theatre tonight.
The dangerous condition Of many of the cellar
doors in var5u plrs of The city and especially in
the eastern part of Qu.ea-slreet is public nui.
sance
City sIock is looking up again; over $40 900 chang.
cd hands on Saturday at ffty-slght and upward.
Major J. B. Dennis. e member OF the Legislature
and late of the United States army, has been bre-
veted Brgldier-Genegal in the army
TX Backett OF tho Recorders Court New York,
is on visit to the c;:y, and is stopping at the
Charleston Hosal.
The Rev. E. 4. Buist. of Ncw5erry, preached in
the Central Presbyterian Church last evening.
The Rev. Joseph Fl. n. Chumaceiro will shortly
deliver lecture the bcuoats Of The Independent
Order Bnai E'rith (Sons of the Covonantl.
Professor George o. Robinson, of this city, is to
take charge of Baptist choir in Savannah.
The Rev. r. P. Cutler, OF Brooklya, is preaching
very acceptably in the Unitarian Church.
number of gentlemen Of ta's city entertained
Governor Scott at dinner on Saturday afternoon,
at the Charleston Hotel.
The billrelatve to the police, which. will come up
before the next meeting Of council will, if carried
into effect make great changes in the police system
Of this city.
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FoR WR1eHT's B1UFF-The. steamer Marion,
Captain j. T. Foster will sol above on Wednesday,
9th inst
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TRANSFER OF TIE OFFICE OF REGISTRAR IN
EQUITY lie following is the correspondence which
passed between James L. Gantt, Esq. and Mr.. Rich
ond, in relation to the Office OF Registrar in Equity:
OFFICE CLERK COURT c. =. AMI G. S.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. De:embcr 81, 1868. !
,Tanlrs L. Can't, Esq Registrar in Equ,ty-DEAn
it becomes my duty to receive from you tho papers,
records and property &c now nyolrp possession Is
the Registrar in Equity. therefore have the honor
to ask ou to desisna'e the hour tomirrow when II
will suit you to make the traIstr.
have the touor to re, very respectfully,
Your obclient servant,
a. C. RICEMoED.
Cork Court Common Pleas and General .ssions
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UNITED STATES CoURT-JANUART 1.-HoS.
GEO. S. EnYAN, DISTRICT JUDGE PRESIDING Tho
following petitions for voluntary bankruptcy were
read and referred: r. G. Miles. Eichland; John
Whitaker. Fairfield; Wm. Clybu-r. Camden; Josiah
T. Lake. Wm L. Crisp Referred TO ". j. Cawson,
Registrar.
The following for Gnal discharge wero disposed Of:
benjamin q. Read, hearing Goth January; john P.
Smith. hearing 29;h january; George q. Chapman
hearing 9th February; second ard third meetings Of
creditors Sd February; Henry H. Chapman, bearing
5th February; Edward Argoc. Joseph ". Phillips
Thsmas Iye, Il. NJ. E'zey. Johu C. Faunins, james
W. Hill, fual hearing 2G;h january; Richard Y. Gis
Henry Stone, final discharge ordered by Judge; C.
D. Counts final hearing 81 Februa. u Joseph II. OPP
penhem, Julius q. opre enheim. Samuel b. Open
helm, final hearing o6h January; second and thiid
meeting OF creditors on 23d January.
The following petitions to set up and establish
lien were disposed Of: Catharire Opnenhoim, in ro
]. H. Oppenheim; John Macj Sons, ia re julius y.
Oppenhem; w W. Dudley in re the same; Caths.
rine Orpenheim in GO s. b. Opienheim; Moses 6 old
smith, IN re he same; Wheeler & Merick. in re Ju-
lius u. Oppenheim. Referred to Registrar sccon1
Congressional District, 10 report thereon with any
special matter. H. Bischof& l. Co., in TO W. e. Glover;
II. l.. MCGOWAN, in re Robert Leebcst. Referred for
report to Registrar John L. Les, in rel. T. Blz-
rard. Petition to amend schedule. Salathiel Martin.
Ordered to be filed.
j. A. McRac assignee. Petition relative TO tex cx-
ecution. Referred 10 Registrar Second Coagrossion-
al District South Carolina, to report with uny spe
cial matter.
Daniel Gosgirs Petition fer sa'c Of chooses IN ac.
ton. Sale ordered on Jauua,y Is, 1862.
TX partc julius c. Carpenter. Registrar Second
Congressional District, South Carolina. In Dant.
ruptcy 1t is ordered that oil business in TIC oce
of the Registrar of tho Second Congressional Dis
trct referred to II. 3. Carpenter recent Registrar,
before the 10th December 1SG9 be transferred to his
successor, Julius C. Carpenter, and he is hereby ro
quired to execute all orders pertaining to same.
There will be several cases cn the Admiralty side
of tho court considered to-day, that haze bccn de.
layed in consequence Of the absence OF the judge.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The following is the
GuardhouSe docket for Saturday an3 yesterday:
Edward Barrow, co.ored, stealing cotton on Atian-
tic wharf.
John pein, SIKH United states Intnn!ry. drunk.
Frank Mitchell AID Gailsrd both colored. prison.
ers working on the tidal drain, tempting to escape
Pat May, city sccvenger. leavirg dead cat for
several days in Meeting street. neat Wentworth.
John Gustine, co:ored assault and battery, and
drawing knife on Lofts Walker, colorcd, in King
street, near Calhoun.
James Wash. Queens,rees. having his cellar In
bad order.
Calharine Slain, white, applied for lodgings.
c. johnson. colored, aud John Quarry, drunk and
disorderly in King-street.
A white woman, drunk and disordcrly in Meeting
street, near Chalmers.
James Fri lay colored. was committed to jail on
Saturday tor assault an battery on James Can't
white and drawing a knre On him, on ono of the
reishboring islands.
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Aufti0u SaIes.

Assorted Dry Goods per Recent Arrivais,
Brandy and Furniture Of a Family.
CAMPBELL, KNUX & CO.,
Cash Auction House, No. 55 Hasel.s rect,
Opposite Postofice.
!. Will sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
WHIrE AND GRAY BLANKETS, PIECE GOODS,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Suspenders, Dress Goods,
Shirts, Neck Iies Carpeting, &c, &c.
ALSO,
II cases BRANDY, and FURNITURE or FAMI-
LY, viz: Cooking Stove, Beadsteads, Wardrobe,
Crockery, Books, three Carpets Hair Seat chairs,
Sofas &c, &c.
Conditions cash. January
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of writ OF Fe Facias, to me directed and
delivered, will be sold TH1S DAY, the 4th Janu-
ary, at the northeast corner Of the Courthouse,
at 10 o'clock Nj.
II the right, title and interest Of the defendant in
o HORSE AND BREAD. CAnT.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of John
Schroeder, at the suit of F. Cuir1llo.
Terms cash. E. ". 81. MACKEf,
January m3 S. c. @.
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Assignes's Sale Of G Plantation, under Order
Of Court in Bankruptcy. In re ". NJ.
Williams, Bankrupt, liz parts II. P.
Walker
BYG. MCBRIDE SMITH,
Aucttoncer.
Will be sold TOMORROW, 9Th january, at II
o'clock A. d., at the Old Postof1ce, -
All thnt PLANTATION or Tract Of Land in the
Parish of st. Thomas aud st Dennis, in Berkeley
County, nnd State of South Carolina, known as the
Wat-hu- wa Trnct, but sometimes called Mount Plens
ant, deineated IN the plat OF John Diamond, dated
January, 18ll recorded in the Office Of Mesnc Con-
veyanco at Charleston in Plat Book A. No. l. page 49,
containing six hundred aud twenty acres, or therea-
bouts. Bounded on the northwest, north aad north.
east by lands oil Ezekiel Pckens, and now or late OF
Mrs. Jane Shoo.brcd; to tho cast and sout: lands
heretofore of Thomas Ashley, and or late of the
estate OF George Anderson, and to the southwest on
public caual, and on lands now late of the es.
tate oil DR.. George P. b. Hasoll.
1erms-One-half cash; balance in twelve months,
secured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser.
LOUIS N1cLAIN, Assignee
January4 Dec 10. 20, Jana. s
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Business Garbs.


A CA r. d.
TIE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and the public that he is sti to be found at his old
stand, No Gillonsre,ct, near the Old Postofaee,)
where he will be glad to attend to any NOTARIAL
BUSINESS, such as noting and extending Marine
Protests &c. Also will attend to buying. selling
and selecting cargoes OF Flour for export and would
be thankful tor patronage.
Jauuary4 mhm3 EDWARD G. THARIN.