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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
-a.oaes1 ::yF5y"r4 Elected for the Year
1869.


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II. $ MrCa.lan; school superintendent,
c. +. Case voted +, rai+n a sum OF
moa.v.u n The rand list. no. to exceed
S3.031, IT,. raHH EXPENSE.
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Carl constable, Harry Rowe; listers,
RoHin Marshall. %: B4nl. Culver, Jairus
Levi: :. auditor, Herr, Ruggles, Il. s.
Dewey. j. H. Bealnan: trustee Of surplus,
I1IHGfON W CHS, town agent, MERRITT
Clark ,iIrrriutrn1ent Of school. Rev. y
L. pplu4m. Tx to b. raised 30 cents.
on the dollar
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n rLI,.. HI y ,1a..;1a1o.
+,.,.,.,,rar T. ,rant;,aal. s.Iao+no,
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0i.karp,ap. list constable Charlie. d
Child a5 4, W,n Croft. ovcrsear moor.
F1ward CbiIsop ,uditoys ! " Aims
,ea..L w NJ ca,.,l,, y w knnt =.
trr..,, .,,r,l,. ,rono,, D,rr T,vn.e,d i.
It,. C,i,.i, n Townsend Otis y
WiIaes Wm Croft, town agent. J. w.
Ainswortb; school superintendent W.
NJ Copodon Voted to raise So cent. tax.
The me.tinr was one Of the largest and
rna.t ord.rI,, cvcr bol1 in the town
o,,.,r uro,h
~ -
se,aot,, v h3.;sh ~. wan
Samuel r smith oor..,h1a p Al.
dr;c,. ,i.tery Eawar1 Aldr;oh Ian
Alaricb IT q Uewett. auditors John
WIN Nathan smith Paris Rnsseu .
trnstee Of public money Hiram Cook !:
grand ;urors J b. Moon. John Webb
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
deaths.

FRENYEAR-I Chester, on the 25th inst, at
her grandfathers, Dea. Thomas York, Flavis,
daughter of Rev. c. p. Frenyear, of North Spring
field, Vt, after illness OF less than "A hours,
and before her parents could reach her,-aged
years, months and days.
NICHOLS-In Castleton, Feb IS, 1869, widow
Meran Nichols, aged "A years, month and
days.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

a
- Of Rutland, - The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
10 all persons interested in the estate of Samuel
j. Merriam. late of Brandon, in said district de-
ceased, lut"state, GREETISGi
The administrator on the said estate. having
presented his petition. in writing. 10 said court
representing that the claims allowed against the
',st ate 10y commissioners. amount to s-.Gl4. i6.
with contingent claim OF s. 20, and that he has
not assets or property available 10 pay the debts
a. the present time. That there IL debts due the
estate which canuot be collected, probably, short
of one year from he present time, and the amount
which bc collected and made available FOR the
payment Of debts, cannot now be ascertaiuei.
The personal properly II sold. would be insult
nnItnt - pay the debt, and therefore prays that
fhr court will extend the time for paying the
debts against the esta'e. for the term Of one year
beyond the time now allowed therefore,
BY the authority Of the State OF Vermont. YOU
are hereby notified To appear before said Probate
Court, AZ the Probate Office IN Rutland, in said
district, on the 4th Tuesday of March. 4. ID. 1862
- show cause, # any you have, why said license
should not b" granted.
Dated At Rutland. in said district, this lst day
of March 4. ID. lSG9.
W. g. EDGERTON.
o.w2w- Second Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

y of Fairhaven, So: The Probate Court for the
District of Fairhaven
To all persons interested in the estate of Mer-
ram Nichols. late of Castleton, in said district,
deceased testate. GREETING.
ar. bersh ysoot,fied IN annear before said Proba,
Court, at the Probate Office in Cnstleton in said
district on the 22d day of March. A. ID. 1869, to
show cause, il any you have, why certain in
strument, in writing. He'd in said court. and pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of said
deceased, should bot be proved and allowed.
Dated at Castleton, in said district, this LIST day
of March, A. d. 1879.
9w3w HENRY l.. CLARK, Register
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jurors, A Nichols, II. Wood, Jos. Ran
ger; petit jurors, JOS Ranger, r. G
Richardson, j. b. Sawyer, II. Eggleston
M. l.. Gleason; county grand Jurors, j
E. johnson, r. Ranger; town agent, j
NJ. Furman superintendent OF common
schools, A. Bennett. Amount of money
raised 200 per cent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
i Of Vermont, -. At Rutland, the 3sth day Of
February, A. d. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment a assignee OF John Howe, Of
Brandon, in the County of Rutland and State Of
Vermont, within said District, who has been I'D
judged Bankrupt upon h,s own petition BY the
district Court Of said District.
9:V3v JACOB EDaERTON. Assignee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

There were large dealing. at the O'Clock board
in New York Central, Michigan southern. Rock
Island and Northwestern, which were pressed
for sale at a decline Of :. yer cent. Pacific
Mail WAS an exception, and advanced 10 lOls At
the second boud. Market steady, but after call
again became duh and lover, which was followed
10y futher d.eliie Al tue last open board. New
York Central falling T'er cent Pae ie Mai N,
Il eek Island y. North western . 4, etc. Heavi-
ness continued tai Close 81 boarL
This latest quot siiOns reported as fol-
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G al1n Blanchard, S. j. Griggs, J. C.
Wells.
Highway Surveyors The first column
gives the name of the highway survey
or for his particular district last year,
while the second column gives the names
of the surveyor for the same district this
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
l"nna1 Gown 15ccting.

-
HE annual 5owu meeting WIS held AT
Hr~r Rutland Yesterday. ana was cI1le1
100 order by the Town Clerk. T. W. u d.
shah. who read th. warming. and I'll.
fu.ctiu-.was organ lad Iv the Il .ti.. Cd.
In Loruzo Shelton. moderator.
w. &. Dmitpu presented "a Iyti'ion
-r-nmt hy twenty ar more citizens ID. nh,
t'"p. ,f..jng 'tr 'He s.ntlHa a. thc dlt
t.r,nt Officers Icy ballot,
AI.r -fme discussion NJ .Da"taf
withdrew tie ,st'tmn presented with TIL.
u..''fe not'a@ thot " ballot should w
ta"o"' " So desired "p"n any person put
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b.. j.. 'E"'hr"-.
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own .'.,5',' t''N'''' ", I'm.
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'""'r, Jnb" \ sheldon.
iru>'rc Surplus Iuud-W. H. y.
Owen.
Fence Nlawsr<--Johu W CrtHt.u,
I'h' Cain, Horny C.i@
Grand Jurer,-C un~. IL. Jae.... br. / .
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inspector of leather, G. Valiquette; town
agent, Fayette Barney; town superin-
tendent, d. E. Knapen superintendent
town hall, NJ. B. Dewey.
Voted a tax of 30 cents on the dollar.
Voted bounty of three hundred dollars
each to two soldiers who re-enlisted in the
field during the rebellion.
Voted one hundred dollars to Rev
Joseph Steele, as compensation for writ
ing for publication in the Vermont Gazet-
teer, the History of Castleton.
Moderator, D. P Eddy :,
town clerk, Rev. VIM. T. Herrick treas
urer, Hannibal Hodges; selectmen, Por-
ter Benson, Nicholas Powers. L. Sher-
man first constable, Jay Newton second
constable Marshall w. Grover; oyerseer
of the poor, Lcnsey Round; auditors
Aaron Aldridge, Lewis NJ Walker trns-
tee United States surplus fund, Hannibal
Hodges; listers, Harvey Chapman, Leon
ard Steward, j. d. Tubs town agent
Lensey Round.
The meeting was one of the most spir-
tied held in this town for many years
The whole town had been thoroughly
canvassed The issue was a purely local
one--the new road on the west side the
Otter creek from Wallingford to Rutland.
Never did individual interests reach such
hostile pitch as yesterday III Clarendon,
:. J.,
but we trust the issue has been fairly
tried and justly decided The meeting
was held ut Chippen Hook Long before
the hour the hall was densely crowded
At ten precisely the meeting was called
to order and the balloting commenced.
All the officers, even the moderator, were
elected by ballot. Much of the time,
owing to the crowded state of the hall
and the confusion prevailing, no one
could be heard, although speaking to the
full extent Of their voice, 1T sunset,
when our correspondent Left, they were
blllotiug for superintendent of schools.
SUDBURY - Moderator, F. Holmes
town clerk and treasurer, w. ?. j.
Hyde; -elcatmen, c. +. Hewitt. A..
w uyi"' "a, =, l. Sawyer; listers,
y. >. Cool H. w. W heeicr' \. A Buck
nm oNefNeer .of The poor H. W. Pitts;
trustee ", r. D. hyde auditors +.
Holmes, :. 4. Eucklin. J. NJ Williams
renee Ei'"'l'' = a morton John 4.
-i'h5er' r. Holmes town grand Juror,
tayette Holmes town agent, b, Griffin;
superintendent, \. ". Stiles; pound
keeper - I. hctcham.
Observation-Disclosures c. IL. Connaen.
town clerk, a. BuckIin; selectrien, j. 7
-N'e',"'S' a. " l'oer " m . y, lst con- con
'''-' .''''' 'o'''','F' . y "ll4'''"7' 81
''''7'A ''''' +. 'o'' pies treasurer \. bnek-
II" ~ P'F'" '' ''' I., o. schools Nj. ",
I'''5 III "-'I'' - =, II ':,h5u'n ""'''oF~,
y, =, 'S'.i'.''' o. l. "'lIl''h Town grand
jurors james. RISK Warren Vaughn.
listers ~, .,l. = II. OonAdo"' !. l. Heed, j. \.
',,''' Que" 1t ''N 81 '' '''''5 IN The
''--' 'A,'I'r''or' 9tepAe" Martin,
''''''' e'eih' l. howard NeIl'EE select
=, - i''-o'' '''''': a D. par '''' .''''t w.
=. - i'"''i'e i' a5"fl'' anu agent
'''' '''','', '4' post money, ~ '-r'fa'5
i>''I u 'i.e OBJ, T. L. barber; con
S''',''' - " ''"'i i''t'r'' NJ. = i'gk'
~. - 'n''' '',''I.'' d -'''i''F AUDITORS, l..
mt '@N". h1fit7. N I. lAeg
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

FAIRuAyEN.-Mo Moderator, IL. G. Wood;
town clerk, C. Reed; selectmen, 4. G.
Ellis, James II. Wood, Hiram Hamilton
listers, J. w Eddy, S. Wood, B. Will
liams; constable, f. III. Phelps treas
urer, C. Reed superintendent schools, J.
w. Eddy. Amount OF tax so cents on
the dollar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
Arrival and Departure OF f'"'
n % s IA-G L w EI-Il IN Y.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,

The Herald ~ the only paper in
ahe County OF IsUtiand, or this sec
ton at Vermont that takes scie-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports T"%u-
ltrly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

SUGAR.-The price of sugars has adj
vanced largely since the breaking out of
the rebellion in Cuba. One of the Troy
city dealers last week purchased $1,000
pounds of white sugar in anticipation of
a further rise in the price of the article.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

city dealers last week purchased $1,000
pounds of white sugar in anticipation of
a further rise in the price of the article.
The NURSERY The children's favor
itt magazine, The Nursery, Tor March, is
Just issued. 1t is as interesting and beau
tiful rs ever. Its first picture Is copy of
Delaroche's "Moses in the Bulrushes,"
beautifully engraved by John Andrew *
Son. On almost every page there Is
fine illustration, and tho reading matter
is original and entertaining. 1t is a
splendid number in all respects.
CoRNWATL--Modefator, Henry Lane
town clerk, Samuel Evcrts; treasurer,
Harris Bingham; selectm6n, Chas. Bene-
dict, ES. Stowcll, II. T. Dean listers,
NJ, b. williamson, J. T. benedict, S. S.
Gibbs; trustee surplus fund, II. Bing-
ham; oyersecrs OF the poor. the select
men; town agent, Chas. d. Lane super
intendent Of common schools, Rev. S. ".
Magill; grand jurors, Grin Field, n. b.
Douglas constable and collector, A. w.
Frost The selcctmen reported tho town
free from debt, and Sl35 iii the treasury
voted tax Of % cents on the dollar for
the year ensuing Marriages, 1868, u;
births 81, including four pairs twins
deaths l..
Z. g
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L. NJ. Walker, j. Tower,
c. c. Chase, G. C. Chase,
G.. L. Smith, G. l.. Smith,
a B. Thayer, a. B. Thayer,
a I. johnson, A F. johnson,
X. c. Thrall, r. G. Thrall,
+. IT, Ripley, f w Shedd.
p. X. Osgood, p K Osgood,
II. y. futile, II d. futile,
Henry Hayward, NJ. billiard,
Andrew HawIev. VIM. c.. Davis,
Grin Thomas, Grin Thomas,
Moses Hayward, DIR. NJ Goldsmith,
&. ". Capron, Daniel Verder,
samuel Boardman, Samuel Boardman,
J l.. Billings, J. L. Billings,
5. J. Griggs, ]. G. Griggs,
II. Clark, Jr Edgar Davis,
II. L. Gleason, II. L. Gleason,
Nahum Johnson, Stephen Mead,
d. Reed,
L. \. Reed.
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GEO. W. billiard.

nS-Au persons indebted 10 the late firm of
HIliari n Oakc~. will please all and settle inn
Wedi4tely with GeO. W Hllliari.
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ness at the O'Clock call Later. the market wa
again lower, and closed barely steady.
The fnllnHing are the closinx ann;nfions.
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DEFY COMPETITION.

Please give u- cali before purchasing.
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BATES HOTEL BLOCK.

Having bought the interest OF Mr.. Cakes at
considerable discount, | Avn prepared to sell AT
prices which
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-29
Willovbrook Dairy and Garden.

t4E nndersiq ned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Kenosha city. that he Is now pre-.
as,.d to fnrnieh all who may wish with milk, hay
ing lately his supply Any y 9usa1ti urSer
hat he win be prepared to furnish all kinds OF
xAxLY GARDEN saICE.
A,so that ne has now on hand few hundred
heads Of the very finest cabbages, which ne , WIZ
uee nusnt;iy of salt pickles which may De had IN
nsn,ies to suit purchasers; also lot OF cameo
tomstoes; alle lot of canned tomatoes aifo Sow sew
krout. ia small or large quantities nave ,sar 10
nv customers cheap. DooNER
S3u FRkOR1Ch DOt'11D-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-04-29

TO BEAUTIFY AND DRESS THE HAIR
anu restore It to its natural color. and impaSe
that beautiful gloss. edor, etc., use Mr.. y
A Aliens Improved (ne,p style) Hair Re stor
er or Dressing, IN one bottle.) Every Druggt&
sells!t. Price One Doller. 1w 10.
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How to have healthy Stock. Give them "a
49, iced once or twice week one ~
snoon full Of Farrier's Condition oe0 Sc
Mpt,ex Keen them free from worms, oots, OS.;
h;cSh t~onbIe stock so much at this tlmS ~, =;
the year. Now is the time to use t eac 00'O
| by druggists. sfS-@ 90
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N w Or Sec 80 T2 e %
G Dorrance. lot IS bikl
" Il Or Sec 81 T2 R %

G Dorrance. lot IS blk
;, " Il Or Sec 81 re r 90
harvey DuIkee dot Is blk ,sst TFFTr' rF7 s +.
~ w On. Sec 80 T2 e 90 A-H' a..
Jona = ana Hugunn. com at n cor of lot 81 blk
aanr u or Sec thence to lake shore thence south
inc a P, to the section line, thence north on said
,tS 20 point opposite to and west Of n W cor of
iot a. hence O. to of lot, thence line OF
beg ts}3fFaT = - .'1''19i = -. - r-0G
Town OF Somers
Inc following described lands were errone ousy ad
sertsSc by the county treasurer. whichwere SO on
me TN DAY of May AID 1866 for the and charges
Oh AID will be rs-sQld above advertised.
.As-'7At = T2 re-
part ne ar Of or, beg 80 rods " of cor
p seq 20 rods, to centre line OF 20 rods INTO
L ss kes e 30 acs or see 10 3e 10 a}s = 4-s'o'4
90 e IS acs or, except r track see Is
FISK w IS acs or, except that porti n redeemed
~ Wm Neiderprim aug % 1855 sec1b Ed :. e
r5sh'.se or. all living eof r track, sec18
40 I'll or, except beg on line of said or 72A
roqs OF v cor to Pike river, southerly following
pahx of pike river to line of Or to " cor OF Or
Unknown. hf Of hf of n e or OF n W or Of sec 81
d "nllen W. hf n e or of ny or of sec 81
90 y e. 4 ofn W or of n or fsec 81
40 part or of or, beg centre of W ar
OF Sec s ~ rods IL rods 40 rods. - rods to beg
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a MYSTERy.-ANY Person SENDING US
Atheir address with 25 cents enclosed, Will re
Give by mail the name and carte de-v1slte OF kne4l
lntnre wife or husband. REYES q CO..
ep3m36 IS Nassau Street. New York
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wXrHY WILL you DrE.-CONKLIN's PAsTILEs
w cures consumption, bronchitis. hosreenefs,
asthma, coughs, colds. catSrrh Group sore throat,
disagrGeable breath tightness Of the chest, diff
Guilty of breathing, &c. Public speakers and sing.
ere will and them unrivalled for clearing the voice
Price % cts per box. For sale by J. Stark
weather. Kenosha. spemSS
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General Webb, who succeeds
Stoneman as commander in Virginia
is the son of the old editor, J. Wat
son Webb, now Minister to Brazil.
He was for a time Chief-of-Staf' will
General Meade.
The grandson OF David, the celebrated
revolutionary painter, is married to the
great grand daughter of a man whom
David sent, in 1894, to the guillotine, but
who was accidentally saved from being
executed.
1t is estimated that the snow in Tucker
mans Ravine, in the White Mountains
1000 feet deep. Hopes are entertained
magnificent snow arch next summer
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KEEP OUT THE COLD,

b11N ~ k7fA ' II w OOD'
C. Fl. SANBORN is prepared to put Rubber
Moulding on windows, SO IS etfectually 10
keep out the cold. rre -,r-A~oFI srt7e s
Every house in the city or country can make
a great saving of fuel by using these strips and
mouldings. They also guard against the tax
ing of cold in sitting by windows because
the cold air is not allowed to enter.
No householder will do without this i'm.
provement that has ever tried it. ,..,
Also agent for
NILLER'S PATENT IRON WEATHER
STRIPS,
For the bottom of doors, which effectually
guards against snow and rain
Apply to the subscriber, near the Episco-
pal Seminary.
Kenosha, Dec. II, 1868.
29tf C. H. SANBORN.
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a PER Feet CURE

a PERFECT CURE
For Dyspepsia. Fever and Ague. Aei-
disy of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite.
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and al
diseases arising from q disordered stan
Of The Stomach, Liver or Inte&ines.
Prepared by SrwARs & BRNzAuA
Druggists, Buffalo, NJ Y. Sold by d
drrg0isAs.
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Greenville and Columbia r. r, Co..
DRESTnRNU,Cy 0up1cr

COLUMBIA, s. c &, December 28, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that at g. re-
IN cent meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of this Company, it was determined
to pay tho six months interest upon our
mortgage and guarar tecd debt, falling due
on the 1st dav of JANUARY next; Pr0uid-
cd, theholders Of the said mortgage and
guaranteed bonds, and certificates of in
debtcdness, will fund all interest accruing
upon them up to July 1st, 1868.
We are, however, compelled to suspend
the paymen. until the Legislature validates
the Acts OF 1861 and 1865, authorizing the
guarantee OF tho State upon our bonds,
because until that is done, we cannot fund
the back interest in the same security
which i, now has.
When such action is taken by the Logis-
lature, notice will be Immediately given
and payments and settlements made, in
accordance with the above terms
Fl. p. HAMMETT,
Dec 30 President.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-01
Pectoral Cough Candy.

TVNHE best Cough Remedy in the world
IL 1t stands pre-eminent for public
speakers, particularly Lawyers and Di-
vines, az il gives clearness and distinct
ness to the voice and fortifies the lungs
for any future emergency. No one should
be without it when the changes in tho
weather arc so frequent. We would advise
you to keep this article of Cough Candy by
you, for it is very convenient and pleasant
to take, until all signs and symptoms of
your Cough or Cold has entirely disap-
peared. For sale at l.. POLLARDS.
Dec 13 limos
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-01
Valuable Real Estate.

81 THE attention of parties de-.
f(Ia string to invest in Real Estate, ssSS
-4l-Hlis called to the following list ofSxe
VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN our hands for
sale
l. The handsome DWELLING and LOT.
corner OF Upper and Bull streets.
z. Dwelling and Lot on Lumber street.
near Asylum.
3. Fine Building Lot on Arsenal Hill,
Zone acre.)
4. Lot known as the ''Nickerson Hotel
Lot, corner Of Lady and Main SITS.
$. Lot adjoining above, SO feet front on
Main street.
u. Lot on same square, 10 feet on Ger
vais street.
I. Dwelling and Lot of Two acres. u,sr
Charlotte Railroad Depot.
3. Lot 61 feet front on Main street. adj
Joining Convent Lot.
9. building Lot, corner Of TAYLOR and
Assembly streets.
IO. Lot on Washington street, opposite
the Ice House.
II. Two Lots, on the edge Of town. in
what is known as Waverlcv, acres
each, mOl g or less
IL. Improved Lot, on corner. of Marion
and Washington streets.
l3. Dwelling aud Let on corpor of PEN
dletOn and Assembly atlects.
Ii the handsome property, near Culum-
| a.. known rs Hariamvillc, with
lands adjoining.
10. Acres OF Land, on Upper street, adj
joining the Summer property.
1G. ZIG Acres of Land, in York, rich in
gold.
II. 1867 Acres productive Land, in Alb
boville, 1.-TWO tracts.)
1S. 5000 Acres productive Land, in Lau-
rens, in several tracts.
ID. 1000 Acres productive Land, in Marl-
boro. (estate Of Ellerbe.)
~. 976 Acres of productive Land, in Fair
field, in two tracts.
81. 500 Acres of Phosphate Lands, near
Charleston. on Stono River.
%. A fine Saw Mill Property, near Lex
ington.
Also, 1000 Acres of Land, in Richland.-
very valuable Wood and other LANDS,
near Columbia-which can be divided into
small Tracts. to suit purchasers. The price
or the planting Lands vary from So to SO;
some OF which are the most productive in
tho State. GlBBkS & THOMAS,
Dec IL Real Estate Agenta.