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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

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> a. Corr receipt SMELL Whis s S'g1 .; Isos 's@sse
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1sFs Shq sI2 10 Bo.oa co. soS.. SoTf
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SIN AZ slGasII R,espt,-l@J bah Wheat 500 6uss Corr
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70 bush S,sts rom o. Corn very quiet and Ne koupd
sssssi vii sale. Of the depot BE while other
So i, Dee zaIoSaoo sHd ursbmrsd Cotton nousa
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eHrTur
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~ sd. I5t Clear Sides Isle. Bacon nomua Lj nom
So C,u gsr and uuchaBg-5 5Ss Hsgs trm a ~ 90 go 5
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v,y i.e aa-whsat dan ard Barley tm At &l 20
- esrtsi Iir,.sei Uog srm ct 10 3JObil -
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\ 49, ut lev Market sales Al 80 aCHHlV w tLs
4trA sge. receipts 1850 head Provisions har AZ Ns.l ~
T p eatd al held so Ltrd wanted O. l'ie ha
S, Pm 5 Clear Isle al fully cured and loose bacon l
$50 srs, SbsgAsrs Rib Sdes 6fc; Clear Hass
I5ie Ham. Poole Meats bed tote for Shoulders
go. is tr Hams Exchange ftesd t1llOon buJlng Psnk
CaiCtgo Dee z8-EIehsbge ira Al par 70 10 OF byipt
,riag ,.Hsg Four 0Q - Is for Spring ELifs' NeAl
Of No J. S4Gt5c No a. Ibt1'e
% seller JAhuafy
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n ns Al Zoe for seller JsuusrJ Oats eshefi HomuA
Sa,aA3 Ky griet Toe fer No = Barley pseuFs
ssiiy 7SdI5e ~ Hghwnet trn A. s forA A ~
40 p seller Jspnsry. SJ90S6 70 seller Febns sid as'e
Iete ,s PsbrnAy quiet and hnn Hans I'is %
Hsg 6ra AID hgbefa SGD ~ for prime a 1--we hokA qs'
ssd STEADY Css quiet shd fu - >, i2f "nol 90 a
bsb Whsst ~ 90, Josh Con Is 300 bus OsI t'p hok. nhg
ssgsE-i so uhs FLOUR %sD bush "hra ''' '1 WV wv
SuAA OaLA ~ buIl. barley sO'' h's'
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.


al eos bal Cotton q rkgN Ashes $50 hbS Fuf l5l
Z516 bush PeAs 80
81. bag Com M-s. ia pkgs Buekwhe Foar. Oh
bbs bbs Port to5 p1g Beef 34 pkgs
Meat. pkgs Lard 246J pkgS Butter lfB
Tksa Ca-- Ers m pkg Dried Fruit $50 Dressed Hogs
b. pkgS Cake Copper f Copper So bis Wis
AZ 30 Wool so tales Hops ass es Leather 20 HIDES 5
los bags Cotton Seed 10
n - S.arch bags Sumac lo hhl Cotton Seed OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.S3.OOO,OOO.
S2,OOO.OOO.
CAPITAL STOCK.

CAPITAL. SIOCK............... .eS,OOO'oOo'
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. S2,OOO.OOO.
Length of road. III 500 miles. The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile. and are Sc
cured by Ers. MOrtgaOe on the entire properly
Of the Company which cost about s4OOOO per miio'
and which we can say with the utmost confidence
will be worth soon after the completion OF the road
NJ least double its cost The consolidation OF this
line with the Indianapolis. Charlottesville and Dan
willie Road ulaces over two hundred miles under one
management and furnishes still further security 10
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed ~
virtual guaranteed BY the consolidated company uhuer
the name of the Indianapolis, Bloomington ana west
erp Railroad Company. This east and vest road
with direct lines 10 Boston, New-lork'
philadelphia, and Baltimore the east and with
tho Pacific Roads on the west. 1t runs through
the richest and most populous district of Illinois, tho
calbnsiness of which will be than sufficient to
snstain H. while the through business (which VIII DO
limited only BY the capacity Of the road must make II
ono of the best paying railways IN the country
TWENTY-FIVE MILES ONLY REMAIN IN
FINISHED. The work is pushed forward energetl-
caIlv and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVER
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
Ihout three-onarters of the Loan has been taken
hy ,ctu,l inventors. We continue to offer, for the
nresent the balance at % and accrued interest III
currency.
The high premiums which the stock OF all the Last
and Vast roads in Illinois commands Justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause OF the
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange at
tho highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by ex-
nre,s free of charge Pamphlets containing full par
tionars furnished on application by the undersigned
financial agents Of the Company
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
No, IA NaSsau-st, New.lork'
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roe sALE-PACIFIC RAILRoAD coM.

Il PANY STOCK OF MISSOURI "r l,rr1s n, -, 81, - ~ !,
OIdinagc. Of TIE Civ Council n the ,tT 1fSt ~ 'b ~
ishcr No 20. "A April l65l passed athrtrg 49,
Maya- behalf 81 tie Ctr h, tgL.rats Tor Ia, ts.
sl Sor The Pacific Railroad Comfsny 81 Missouri ald L. r
iherafru he bonds CITY par conditions m an ,t
NJ interest the ot, uirit psy on - lp4 urpr "a m 49,
reintr.- ID sJGogsl ,lof az par 49, -s
n W inside and the bonds issued aud by the Bs.r Of
Directors of sail Railroad Compslr IN Thereof [ 20
Jet 10 the conditions Ordinance hat e,rst,, Of e "a
cover 'h principal Of the subscription and eight hubrr seventy
shares Of the provided be- have been i,si
ana received the City claiming m eomuant %
cover l baane. onteresi paid Aforesaid three
"Bhas y CITY Ordinance No 7Os ,pprav December T. 1852
we hefgned have been appointed committee On behalf Cy
OF 81 Lou to sealed The esr
tai stock rgh aud equity ofofin the Par6, Rl
ola Missouri owned and GAINED b. vested Cy
Now therefore IA compliance With provisions said Ordinances
'Oo sealed pronoa VIII be received by the u1denifaed
o'clock of MONDAY ths l7b lg. t,u here
bv aIed for opening sd bs purchase ~ oil capital .iok
shi aud interest Law or eqy claimed =. heoug Ctr Of
b. Louis DO the Fartc kailrosd COMPANY Of Missouri
All Offers o. purchase be sjeJt The following REQUIRE
ments aud conditions viz:
frs Al bids sPee bov cssh hov much In bonds
ofue City Of Louis proportion cash proportion
10 va. konl are oied for the Whole % sail soeS % Interest
Soad lbards offered description the and the tine Of
TIER mstunt' must be furnished prIctioa5r
must deposit m hs has OF the hor CITY ~ g. Louis
some other Psr7 subject 20 bus brirr The
What IN be eunstoa committee IL equal thereto In yae A.
earnest money security st SAL shat b. The sucsu der
The socf interest AMI cain .i,sesad shall he received a4
accordance with The price Gll o. bid
Fourth II the successful bidder shall fail wa- h'en DAYS after the
VIZ Council has approved ir iTafd Of thr COMMITTEE Co fully
P win The terms ~ bis Dig 'at earnest security money shall be
Ia me Conn reserve le ri.a 10 reject a,r and All ais
Nfhf No H4 VII be- eucuri io less ;a the whole OF sai
't'.h interest and claim Do sid actr Railroad Go! pay, -
COLE Mayor tie Louis. urol opoas mast
lniod hr oovinr Proposals r purchasing nr interest n The
tr ofSt Louis the cra STOCK ftle pao6e RaSoal
DEE p. lytJ NATHAN COLI Mayor
5 D. EARLow. Comptroller.
EloS O.. sHIrl President tir Council
'.'t' .' '"... vs. mems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

CHICAGU AND ALTON RAILROAD
- COUPONS
Cd FIRST Nt.f-a.r ionIV
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COCTCNS
E--. Np.t.llr per t-rt Epr..,
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY ENiDEOAD COUPONS
of first Nuri-a-r bonds
DUBUQUE SOTTH-WESTLEN RAILROAD COUPONS
oI l.Gt Mure1re if.i.rI,. bonds
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS
O. Fi..' Funding BONDS
DETROIT AND PONTIAC EAIIBOAD COUPONS
Of d. Mortgage Euals
due J'r o VII Doe paid a. o1r oa-e No o. Finest 1 The CITY of
Nrul 3i Government Also dgc
JANUARY /, 1870,
ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE. AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD COUPONS
of Sar,rI Mortgage Bonds. fee of GoVerrmert i1r
ATLANTIC md GULF RAILROAD COUPONS
o. CO4s.ll,l Per Crlt bouis free of apger.s-'
b. J.. JrSuP a. COMFY.
$50 1. u.est
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Gbantts for gusmrss Rim.

6hantrs for gusrrss tstlru.
A VALUABLE GAS COAL LEASE for
.oDly 10 JAMES r. WATSON,
~ Clrarleli. Cirsrtet County. PeRp.
Ao agent Patent Railroad Rail- the
ton 81 the jsy.
CTOVE WORKS for SALE.-Owing to the
- recent propetors the FRANKLIN STOVE
WORKS p Cleveland Ohio, are offered tor SALE.
They capacity Mo perfect orier With aEe
beth ot them a'nz
great popularity Western Inspection tie "eTs 20"
10 operation invited. Apply personally address, - @
WOOLSoN HITCHCOCK CARTER C~teisai. ohio
COAP BUSlNESS.-WANTED, responsible
- take the agency Of family OF the very best qiA
Apply - Mrs RAiNOR III wiliAm-sL
yyyANTED-A PARTNER, with 100000 in IA
w veil bshd manufacturing business replace Ae shOun'
Withdrawn by tae death OF special partner p.os pse,
WANTED--A Special or General PARTNER.
w ~tA 900 a. additional :, 2,,1i - .ho:s
W. az T. Assre l. Col Ne S1l bSvaassI.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Mime
sofa Railroad Company
FIRST MORTGAGE AND CON-
VERTlBLE,
LIBERAL SINKING FUND.

run FIFTY YEARS.
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE ~ CON-. -,
INTEREST PAYABLE IN CoIN Al Nh"-'"""
OR LONDON.
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
TuEY YIELD NEARLY 10 PER CENT, CT IL
RRSCY. $3.50 -
WHILE TuE FIyE-TwENTIEs PAY ONLY
q Iii PER CENT
hsc bend, nre onIj issued upon cnch section o the
rond - fast the snme IL completed hnu IN success
fuI operntion over two and hall millions OF d'rS
nnye been expended on the road EiRht1-three h'es
mr.. about completed and equipped aud already sho"
r,. earnings aud the remainder of the line In rapidly
progressing toward completion
rh. .t.te NJ Town through which this road runs u
one of the richest agricultural sections III america "
I.rEe popunton. extending with surprisng rnpiu'o'
ID a.. immense Weld Of Rrnin pork, wool and al DINER
AGRICULTURAL products, create pressing uem"'u 'o'
the construction of this road "heh An"rus No "''
possible guaranty for the bondhoders especially as
the line runs thrsugh the wehithrSt "o" most "'A'
nopunted sectiop Of the state.
Tho road MISC runs through the rich hnd Rro"ns't"'o
or ,IInpesotni and reference Ia the ninp OF inc 'n
S,otea will that IL irnVerser the most en'erps
,o,,ine portion of the West, and forms one 81 the
~ - line. IN direct communication with New
81 Chtcuro aud ~ Louis being 10 The latter cry
oo ,,iIe, nearer Northern Iowa ana an porhon''
a. $50 of 1Iipnesoln thnn by any other ROAD no"
built or projected, aHd MS" 'D' "'"'''' '"'''
Is,trnI apd southern Town.
A.. o,rnod for locnl trnn1c M rupldiy ne ron
.,ruc,ed and thus RECEIVES WITS w
Co,IPIETED SECTIONS SUFFlClENI TO -,
TI,p INTFHEST UPON ITS BONDS, BEFORE rhh
ROAD IL FINISHED. The buyer OF 'ne'e Dono,
,.-.Cor, auaraniied, by n valuable commerce AL
- Ga ri.,euce on the of the rond, ns well as
h now current snrnngs and has not to risk nn' o.
rho continRcno les which always aue"" '"' "pen"S ~
roads I'M o new and unHrul'd country
" o0cr The bond. Tor the present nj 10 ana nccr"'
,.,.,..1 We recommend them 10 investors ana
"cer, Of fnu ucls institutions who desire to 'hshss
hi, biah-pricsd Investments for n -ecnrii, VIM" VIM"
nr,sents every element Of SAFETY ana NJ the So 49,.
IT,, xIeId. a nnch h CHER rnte Of Interest. PnmPh's'
and full particuIars furnished by
HENRY CLEWS & GO,
30 WALL STREET,
r.ua,cisI Agents for the COMPANY
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Receipts for the which are % more thar Tor me
pr-ou week Cesrotuc week last year zoSa bos Inc ee
have down quite low causing
oms tu been advanced about lc with
favorable
yrofuctpu forward sparngy from Penns5
sn The sut will depend much
weather cold the stock on hand light that
prices At decle usually looked for a. that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-29

week ending SATURDAY. So bales Re-sD'i ll
prices uomlusy unchanged shippers
sr arc, operating aal brewers purchase with caution Some fancy
Eastern Oh Of 1867 have been sold at lie We quote:
kns Choice NeU b...8 as kastern ueU.. ..'..s ~!
C'l |Ac3rugs ON
O1 q
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CHEESE

Receipt. 90. exports 0O Coe.pondnr week SIT wear; Re.
rs exported made Ia eide becet or the
isss closed fi5 boxes again, l32o4 for the previous year
9lIbl boxes H. Is tue usual s
-. fourth DE receipts 1854 boxes al home tN
go. onlg the for future shipment Esimaes
vs,y comp the stock much above hat Trade veU
pces weaker Most % The socl held quite above zoe
w d, shippers cheese 6al65c Small sales 70 tne
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
Assignees Sale
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.

The undersigned will cell at public ou,crv IN Tho
ION dny OF FEBRUARY next. at II O'Clock NJ,
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND.
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate
City OF Charleston, being the next lot 10 George.
street measuring and containing in on Coming.
street thirty-one (3ll feet and in depth ninety Ave
(95 feet nine (9 inches, be the same more or less
butting and bounding on the north on lands formerly
OF estate OF smes Sheppard to the on lands Of
--, to the south on lands of - and to the west
on Coming. street; eaid lot being part Of the real
estate Of James sheppard. deceased and sold bv his
executors. under and by virtue OF his last viii and
| testament ''-
AL that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com
forty-eight) measuring and containing in front on
coming street thirty (3o) feet moro less, and in
depth nnet! i've 'S5 eet three 49, inches, more or
less; buttirg and bounding to the north on lanos of
-; to the south on lands of 49, formerly of Mrs
Windsor: to the east on land now or late Of John
Barr, Esq: and to the west on Coming street All Of
which viii moro fully appear upon record III tie e
Mesne Office, Book II, No IA. page aOs.
All that LOT, PIECE HIsS Ok PARCEL OF LAND
being situate. lying and being on the east side Of
Coming.sreet in the City Of Charleston n neasurlng
32 feet six 6 inches, be the more or less and
IN depth ninety-fve (s5l feet six t6l inches be th.
same more or less; batting and bounding nertb on
lands OF estate OF james Sheppard, to the east on
lands of - to the south on nds late OF estate of
James Sheppard, now Of Gabriel Davis, and 10 the
west on Comingstreet; eaid lot being part of tho
real estate OF James Sheppard, deceased and sold
under and by virtue Of his last will and testament
by his executors.
ALSO,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND.
with the two story wooden building an,i the out
buildings thereon, being situate and lying IN the
north side OF Bulstrect, in the City Of Charleston
and known as No 29, measuring and containing in
front on Bullstreet, thiriyone t3l) feet, more or
ess ard In depth from north to south. one hundred
and forty ore ti4I feet. more less; butt'ng and
bounding north on lands Of Po,er Hase to the east
on lands of CT. Whitman. to the south on Bull
street, and to the west on lands OF Il. A. Wilbur
Terms--One-third cash: balance In one and two
years, secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort.
gage OF the premises; buildings to be insuroi aud
policies assigned. Purchaser TO pay for all ncces.
cary papors ana stamps. w. E. MIKELL.
January 81 thms tnl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01

SOUTHERN STOCKS IN WALb.s1REET.--The
Herald's money article for Wednesday says: "The
Southern and Border State bonds were dull under q
diminished inquiry and the market was inclined to
yield. Indeed, the reaction which commenced at
the beginning of the week has not ceased. 1t shows
how extensively the late demand was speculative.
Those who 'unloaded' at the high prices OF last
week are bearing the market now to buy back
again.. The same paper, in its report for Thursday
Says "Southern State securities were inactive
North Carolinas were off about y, account of the
passage of bin in branch of the Legislature at
Raleigh increasing the bonded debt Louisiana 81. es
and eights of, in consequence of report that
some New Orleans spectators induced local Judge
to declare unconstitutional tie one per cent. State
tax levied to pay the floating debt, under which the
levee bonds are to bo provided for Georgia skies
were Offering two per cent lower than on the pre-
vious day. as result very probably. of the alleged
mismanagement Of the funds by the State authori-
ties, as ehown in the c'mmunicaHoa to the state
Legislature. The balance of the list continued
steady"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
Aactioa Sales.
suERIMN,s sALG

n
BY virtue of writ OF Fieri Facias to me directed d
and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY, tho first
OF February, 1869, at the northeast corner of the
Courthouse, between the hours Of IL A. M. and )
p. M.
All the right title and Interest Of the defendant in
TRACT OF LAND, situate on Edlsto Island and
known as "Cedar Hail." tegethsr with the buildings
and improvements thereon said tract containing 400
acree more or less.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of DR..
James f. " haley at the suit OF Joseph Purcell tor
use o! q. b. Northrop.
At the same time and place
All the right title and interest of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND with improvements thereon
situate in the Town of Mount Pleasant; said Lot
bounded south on Bennett-street Ian g of
Dawson, and west on lands of Tomlinson.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of VIM
I. Pearce at the suits Of b. H. Beques and G. Roper
ALSO.
At the SINE time and place
All the right, title ard iDtet est Of the defendant
In all that TRACT OF LAND situate in st. Johns
Berkeley, noar Mount Holly Station, Northeastern
Railroad. with the buildings and improvements
thereon said tract containing about $50 acres more
or less, bounded north by lands tf w. J. Hutsop,
south by lands of b. A. Donnely, east by lands OF
Donnelly and Freeze and west by lands of Louis
Cannon.
Levied and to be sold as the property of Ed
ward r. Sims, at the suits Of Robert A. Willis,
executor, and j. r.. Crawford.
Terms cash. E. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. G. G.
February ma
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-01
January 30
Assignee's Sale.
BY EUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer,


By virtue Of an oder to me directed by the Hon.
George s. Bryan. Judge OF the Unitcd States ,Ourt
for the District of South Carolina will be sold ut
public Query on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Icb
ruary next, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Custom
house,
I'll that OWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. with
the two-stoTy Wooden Building and Lutbudnrs
thereon situate, lying and beng the west eide of
Ashley River, between Bee and Cannon streets aud
known as No. 10; measuring and containing in front
on Asheysrett sixty feet six inches (67 g. on
back or west line sevenysix feet (76, on the south
and north lines one hundred sixty five 1851 feet
be the same more or less; butting and bounding to
the north on lands of G. Holland to the cast on
Ashley street, to the south on lands of Mark e
Cohen, aud to the west on lands now or late of w T.
Sanders.
All that TOWN LOT DR PARCEL, OF IANr
situated on the north side of Ca hounstreet one
door west OF Smith-stroet, immediately upon Ben
netts NJ II Pond; measuring and containing in front
on Ca hounstreet (60) sixty feet, on back or north
line SO) eighty feet six inches on east line 66 on
hundr and ffty-six feet and on west line 6OI
one hundred and sixty feet be the same mere or
less; butt nR and bounding to the north and west
on Bennetts Mill Pond, to the east on lands now or
late OF James Poyas, and to the south on Calhoun
street. as per plat record in Plat Book "a NO /
In Mesne Conveyance Office for Char eston District
Ieims-One half cash; balance in one year eecur.
ed by ond of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises build ngs to be insured and policies as
signed Purchaser to pay assignee for oil necessary
papers and stamps. j. B. BISSELL Assiunee
0anuay 20 fmw8tul
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w. B. RYAN. AuctiOneer.

W. Do Al AIN, ,AuCClOnGer.
No. az Broaa-atrect. ncxt West of E'rcetl-
mems Savings Bank.
BY virtue Ct an order OF sale, to directed by the
Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United Siates
Court, will OFF, for sale, at pub bic auction on
10 MORROW. the I'd of February, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at She Old Postolicc, foot OF Broad-street
Charleston, s. c.,
i. All that PLANTATION, called "spor.man,s Re-
Charleston County, lying both sides of tho Public
Road leading from strawberry Ferry to Biggen
Church, and measuring and containing 113O acres
more or less, as per plat CT Henry Ravenei, ESQ .
survey Or dated April 1920. annexed to the deed of
conveyance from Jumes w. Gray, Esq, Master in
Equity, 10 General James Gadsden.
q. All that PLANTATION called "Umbria" 81. u.
ate on the western branch of Cooper kiver in the
Parish OF St. Johns Berkeley. charleston County.
ABOUT nifty five acres first class and for y-six acres
second-class rice lands; buttipg and bOuudipg to
the north on lands late Of the estate f solo
on CLARK, decea ed, south on lands of Henry M
Holmes, and west on tho western branch of Cooper
River. ~ o"opV'
3. All that PLANTATION called willow Grove I"
situate on the east side Of the western bI anch of
Cooper River. in the Parish Of ST. Johns Berkelev
charleston County. containing 685 6O-OO acres more
or less according to plat off, O. Pnckney Surveyor;
putting and bounding north on lands of estate of
Genera. James Gadsden, east lands now or late Of
Henry NJ holmes, south on lands now or late Of the
estate OF Francis Cordes, and to the west on Cooper
River. '
Terms-One-tLird cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest from day OF sale. secured by
Dopd OF the purchaser mortgage of the premises
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JOHN CANPSEN,
February tumtu3 Assipnee
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funeral Notices.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this life, on tho 31st jan
uary, NICHOLAS DEVEREUX, in the seveniieth
year OF his age
HB- The Friends and Acquaintance of
MIR. an Mrs. NICHOLAS DEvEREUX and of fhhoaaEf fhaaE
sons, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Services of the former at st. Patick's Church, at
Nine o'clock THIS MORNING. February
2J- Th Relative 8, Friends nd Ac-
quainiances Of Mr. and Mrs. H. SCHAWTZ and
Family, are requested to attend The Funeral Service
OF Mrs. f. SCHAWTZ from her late residence. No. 9
Judithstreet, opposite America-street, at O'Clock,
Z. M. TODAY Februaly1