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Selecting one valued at $500, he rendered in pay
ment check for $3.50 ON the Fourth National Bank
Of thn CITY, drawn payable to the order OF Samuel y
Tompkins StCo., purporting to be drawn 10y Russell
Sage. Believing the statements made by Ham,
mersey he accepted the check and paid him the bal
ance $780, Upon presenting the check at the bank It
tercay morning TO the Tombs for the purpose OF re-
cognizing the prisoner While the latter was being
led from his cell he managed to- place o false mus
tache on his lip, but Notwithstanding this he was
recognized by Mr.. Miller as the person who mad
passed the forged check upon him. He pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge, but was held to answer.
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Mr. II. CRUDE, reporter OF the New York Democrat,
was found lying dead In the cars on the railroad.
after leaving In the four O'Clock train from Phladel.
pha for New York yesterday afternoon. He was i'm
company with the Liederkranz Society. OF New YORK
and the Hoboken Quartet Clup returning from iIal<
tim0re. The body was taken to the station at Man.
tua. kilograms were sent to Mr. +. W. Jackson,
superintendent OF the New Jersey Railroad 10 New
YORK and Philadelphia, In order TO have friends no
tiled as soon ~ possible.
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military TO maintain the law II very favorably COM
mented upon, and. % he Il n determined man. fears
or any extensive rt0ting are not entertained. Tie
Donald, must be arrested 81 oil hazards. ~ at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-17

CHINESE TRIAL IN IpAuoA fy,ipeee tyts, bas
peen 10 progress at Silver City, Idaho and has con-
MueraDle interest RON the novel way Of swearing
mony:--A ROSTERS head is hacked on with n KNIFE
2 saucer broken, the oath written on yellow paper
vnrhea, ana tie smoke, In which " supposed to he
Saeh case. Inc prosecution and defence eacn swore
I'VE WITNESSES Killed five chickens, broke Ave saaceIs
oulnen I'VE pieces OF paper, dc. After KILLING the
ana considered unit Tor use; but having had their
thtoa,s cut nicely blcd, &C., the American heather
CONSIDER them none the worse for having been sworn
py ana we confess 70 having been auiIty Of the snc-
fepe OF assisting TO deyonr portion that was real
iaI tcDder and good 10 our unsanctitled palate.
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After the race between Goldsmith Maid and George
Palmer trot came Off between DR.. Ogle's chestnut
gelding Pet and Mr.. LOvers bay gelding JIM nile
hents best tnfee IN i've, to wagons, for match Oh
$780, jim was the favorte Ut about 100 TO ~ Deoro
the race began but after the first heat, which was
won by Pet, the latter became the favorlte ana 30
continued to the end. Before the horses starred
course driving the spectators 70 ind shelter where-
they could and rendering the track Ietlock uccp
In mud. Pet won the race In three straight heafS-
lie was never beaded In the race. Tue following are
the details-- - .
FIRST Heot.-Pet had the best Of the send-off. Jim
catching him, both went around the turn together.
Before they reached the quarter pole both broke up,
seconds. lie opened the gap down the backstretch
and was two lengths ahead at the naif-mle pole in
l:22H. Pet kept the lead on the Flushing end and
up the h0mestretch, winning the heat by length In
2:49. deiugiBg shower burst over the track JUST
the horses started, which continued until the time
TO can up the horses for the
Second Hedt.-The track was now very heavy, fet.
lock deep In mud. Pot took the lead and kept it
throughout going to the quarter pole Ia forty five
and tlree-quarter seconds and was two lengths
ahead at the hafniIe pole In 1914. Pet won me
heat by four lengths IN 3:06A. Whep the Drivers
came to the stand they seemed encased In mud.
Third Hedt.-pet took the lead and went to the
quarter pole two lengths and half In mont, IN
f0rty-nve and half seconds lie was about the
same distance In front OF the .ne pole, In l;3f,
and came ahead around the turn and up the home
into clean run and landed at the score head and
head with Pet Time, 3:o4k. the judges rightly
gave the neat 10 Pet. The following isa
SUMMARY.
SANE DAy.-Aatch $50, mile heats, best three In
nve, to wagons. .ttt
n af,vvs>1 nn1 oh No
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Visit to The Abattoir mt Conmnnipaw.
Several members OF the Board Of Health paid
visit, by invitation, 10 the Communipaw abattoir
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1BE PsUCHKE PsIs DEFALCAT,oI.

Great Excitement gt Piessuat vai.sy-The
SheilI Of Dutchess County Resisted
and Threatened-The Military Ordered
Out-Thc Irish Lnborers Orgunizcd-A
Riot Imminent.
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Assignee's Sale.

In the matter Of A. NJ. Hunt. Bankrupt.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON, Aucr1oNEsRs.
PY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D BY the Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge of
the United States District Court for the Dis
triot Of South Carolina, 1 will sell, before the
Court House in Columbis, at II o'clock A. NJ,
on MONDAY, the 9th day OF December next,
the following real property, belonging to said
Bankrupt estate, to wit:
All that Plantation or Tract OF Land, lying
in Richland, on the waters Of Cedar Creek,
near Gadsden, containing 1856 acres, moro or
less, bounded North by lands Of the South Ca
rolina Railroad Company; East by lands for
merly of L. Woodward and Isom Woodward;
South by the Weston Tract, and West by lands
OF heirs Of r. j. Adams.
ALSO,
All that Plantation lying in Richland, imme-
diately South Of the above described tract,
known as the "Weston Tract" containing 774
acres, and bounded by lands of Isom Wood
ward, spigner, Bates, and by the Gonsaree
TERMS OF oFsALE.-One. half cash.. balance of
purchase money payable in twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage OF preraiYes sold. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
Nov Il ma THOS. ]. LAMOTTE. Assignee.
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SheriH's Sale.

L y Levin. Administrators. vs. G " Rawls, VIM
II Rawls, James 8 Rawls, and G Y Antwerp.
BM for sale of Real Estate, DC. T'f
y puIsuanoe OF the deeretal order of the
on the FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
front OF the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours, the following property, to wit:
All that HOUSE AND LOT In Ithe city of Go.
lumbia. situate on the corner Of Lady and
Gates streets, containing one acre, moro or
less, end bounded on che North By William
Smith lot; on the East by Richard Tozer and
John Agnew & Co.; on the South b. LADY
street, and on the West by Gates street. 10.
ALSO, .sf,.,.,.s. t~
The House and Lot in the city Of Columbia,
situate on the corner Of Marion and Taylor
streets, and bounded on the North by e. H.
Heinitsh, and measuring thereon 90 feet; on
the East by Marion street, measuring thereon
1854 feet; on the South by Taylor street, mea-
snring thereon SO. feet; and on the West by
VIM: T. Walters lot, and measuring thereon
Terms oF-sALE,one-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the, balance on q
credit Of one, two and three years, secur ed by
bond and mortgage Of the premises, with two
or more good sureties, interest payable aunu
ally. 'P. +. FRAZEE, 8. r. Ok
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Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-The re-
ported disaster to the iron-clad Dictator
is untrue. She left Tybee for Key West,
on Thursday, after O short detention in
the Savannah River.
The effective strength of the Federal
army is 81 900, though tho paper force
ia SO, 900.
Sherman submits plan for enlisting
$4,000 men,, of whom two-thirds are
20 be in actual service; below which,
Sherman thinks reduction will be un-
safe.
- Belknap's report says the railway com
panies to which the military railroad
material OF the quartermaster's depart
naent was sold, on credit, at the end OF
she war, incurred debt originally OF
81, ,691, ,406; the interest on which has in
creased this amount to SO. 600, 900; about
helG Of which, has been paid; but some
railroads being in default, and showing
no disposition to meet their obligations,
suit has been lately ordered to be brought
against them.
i Gentlemen interested in the full resto-
ration of the Southern States, report the
feeling of Congress is quite favorable.
They say the South need fear no further
proscrivtiye legislation.
,DrecKinfldge ana sherman had So
. cial interview yesterday.
Internal revenue receipts to-day over
$775, 900.
4 purant positively declines the Circui,
Judgeship. The contest is now between
Judge Erskine, of Georgia, and Judge
Wood, of Alabama-chances favor Err
skine. GO.
. The usual theft and premature publ.
cation of reports occurring so frequent
ly, the Presidents message will be read
from the manuscript.
A delegation of Virginia Grant Repub-
lcans, representing the boilers from the
recent Republican State Convention,
/: thirty strong, are here, and have met
with great encouragement from the lead.
ing Republican members of Congress and
feel sapguine of Virginia's early admis.
sion.
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The National Board OF Trade.

RICHMOND, December 4.--In the
National Board of Trade, the question
Of resumption of specie payment was
resumed. Mr.. HASTE, of Charleston, S.
O., did not think this was the time for
specie payment. The South was not
prepared for it, and it was to her cotton
crop, he thought, that resumption would
at last be due. It was better to wait for
this crop and the general commerce of
the country, to bring the currency to
gold value. He offered resolution to
that effect Mr. Trezevant, of Memphis,
followed in the same line of remark.
he thought confidence in the Govern
ment would restore specie value. Mr..
Roper, of Boston, stated that while the
Government bonds, in the last four
years, had all advanced above par. vet
gold to-day was barely lower than it was
four years ago-showing that while con
fdence in the Government raised the
value Of bonds, it did not permanently
affect the price of gold. Mr.. Trezevant
urged postponement Of the matter until
the next meeting Of the Board, or at
least until Congress met and the Presi-
dents message had been heard. Mr..
Campbell, Of Newark, N. j., gave his
tory OF England's attempts TO resume,
and her failures until 1928, and the panic
which followed, when eventually she did
resume, by contraction. No Govern.
ment can legislate confidence into its
promises TO pay. Its ability to pay is
judged of by the creditors, and il they
are good business men, they will not
force their tardy creditor into bank
ruptcy. All this Government wants is
time to pay its debts. The market de.
crease of the public debt in the last six
months, shows this. Let circulation go
on for two or four years without con-
traction or expansion, and the Govern
ment will be in condition to resume,
and may then safely resume, by making
gold loan, which wonld make resump-
tion easy as well as certain. By that
time it would have established sueh
credit in Europe, by the reduction OF its
denf, thst q gold loan would be obtained
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-05
Houses and Lots.
BY D. @. PEIXOTTO & SON.

On MONDAY, the 9Th Of December next, in
front OF the Court House in this city, ct 10
O'Clock, we will sell,
All that LOT, with Cottage thereon. south.
west corner OF Gates and Washington stroess,
fronting and bounded on the East by Gates
street, measuring thereon 90 feet inches,
running back thereon 1O2 feet 6 inches. more or
less; South by Walsh, West by estate OF Beard.
ALSO,
All that Lot, with Cottage thereon, fronting
street, measuring thereon Sc feet, moro or
less; East by lot above described, running
back 80 feet inches, more or less; South by
Walsh and West by lot OF A. Richardson. On
buildings.
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage of
premises, with interest from day OF sale.
signed. Purchasers to pay US for papers and
stamps. Nov 2I
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Fine Farming and Wood Lands.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO e. SON

ON MONDAY 'next, December 6, in front of
we will sell,
Forty-fve acres Of LAND, in Richland
County, two and one-half miles from Colum-
bia; bounded East by Rice Creek Springs Road;
West by DR.. e. Marks; North by lands former.
y owned by Mr.. Andrew Wallace; and South
by - Michard. This land is well suited for
farming purposes, there being branch bottom
and upland; there is a quantity Of wood on it.
none Of having been cleared.
et,.. ALso,l
small tract in Woods, on the hill in front
of Barharnyille, Ave acres, more Or less, and
suited for o residence. fl,4je ~ =
TERMS. -.One.hsK cash; balance ID twelve
raopths. Parchkaers to pay us for stamps
and papers" ''.1' Dec S,4,6
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Desirable Plantation.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

on MONDAY, 9th December, in front of the
Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, we
will sell:
All that Plantation or Tract of LAND, known
as "Red Oak, situated, lying and being in the
County OF tlsichland. containing 454 acres,
more or less, and bounded on the North by
lands OF L Ciarkson, East by lands of L nj
Clarkson, South by lands of b Clarkson and
West by lands Of = Shoolbrod.
The above being desirable plantation ia
worthy the attention Of those desiring to pur-
chase. Terms at sale. Noy14l825D15
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SheriH's Sale.

]. Robert Seay, Executor, vs. William +! sesy,
Edwin T. Williams and wife, and others.
N pursuance of the decretal order Of the
j. COURT Of Common Pleas, sitting in Equity
In the above case, will sell, ON the first Mon
DAY, (the 9th day. Of December next, In front
OF OF the Court House, in oolumbia, within the
Ali that PLANTATION, situated in the
County Of Richland, near Kingville, belonging
to the estate Of the late James H. Sesy, de-
ceased; the said Plantation comprising q. 1853
acres. more or less, consisting of several sepa-
rate parcels. The Plantation will be sold in
file in the Office Of the Clerk Of The @ Court @ OF Of
Common Pleas, in connection with proceedings
in the above case. -.
TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
proceedings and Of sale, and one-Sourth Of the
remainder Of the purchase money; the balance
OF the purchase money in three instalments,
with interest from the day OF sale; to be se-
cured by bond, with good persoual securities,
and a mortgage. of the promises. Possession
to be given on the let OF January next. Pur-
chaser to pay the costs of executing titles,
bonds and mortgage, including stamps.
Nov IA NTH P. E. FRAZEE. a. R.C.
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Neat Ne,O Cottage.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO g. SON.

ON MONDAY next, December G, in front OF
the Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock,
we will sell,
EA newly-fnished Four-room COTTAGE.
with all necessary out-buldings and a Well Of
fine Water; situated on North Boundary
street, between Bull and Marion streets.
fronting, on Boundary. street SO feet, moro or
less, and running back 108 feot, moro or less.
TERMs.-One-half cash; balance in twelve
months. Purchasers to pay us for papers and
stamps. Dec 1345
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dtsSs p ResisebIe Plantatton. ,.s.
~ By ID. @. REIXOTT0 & SON.

? D f.tBXl d Y, lEElAUTTU g BON. n.
ON MONDAY MORNING, 9Th December. In
'front.' OF the Court Houso, In this city, at 10
All that TRACT Of LAND. known as the
Williams Trect," situate, lying and being In
the County OF Riehland; containing 125 aeSes,
lands of the estate of II. IL. Singleton; IA ast'by
Wateree River: South by lands Of T. b. Clark
son; and West by lands OF the estate of NJ. r.
Singleton.
This is also desirable tract, very produc-
tive Of Cotton and Corn, and is q good oppor-
tunity for Investment. Terms a. ssio
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ShefiE's Sale.

d. b. DeSaussure for the use of D. B. Miller.
close mortgage.
TN pursuance OF the decretal order of the
IL Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell,
on the first MONDAY in December next, in
front of the Court House, In Columbia, within
tho legal hours,
All that LOT OF LAND, in the ciby of Colum
bia, containing ono acre, and bounded ss fol-
East by Joe Cyrus and John English; on the
South by Taylor street; and on the West by
Vim street. The above described lot viii be
divided and sold in four equal parts,
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to psy tho
cost Of suit and expenses OF sale; also, the com
plainants solicitors fee; the balance on ore
dit Of one year, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. P. T. RRAZEE. 8. r.. o.
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ON MONDAY, December 6, at 10 o'clock will
sell, before the Court House,
100 Shares OF the above named Stock.
Conditions cash. Nov % NTH
Neat Family Residence on Arsenal HiW-for-
merly occupied by Jimmy Dick Hill.
By JACOB LEVIN.
ON MONDAY, 9th December, at 10 o'clock, !
will sell, before the Court House in Columbia,
The above named PROPERTY. Tho lot
consists OF one-half acre, on the Northwest
corner Lumber and Gadsden streets, and in
rear OF residence of G. II. Baldwin, ESQ Tho
House is well adapted for q family; two stories,
containing eight rooms and all necessary out
buildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance in
ole and two years, for bond and mortgage,
with seven per cent. interest: buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps. Nov IA INV
-Four and half Acre Lot in WaUerly, just De-
yond the city limit.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON MONDAY, the 9th December, viii sell,
at 10 o'clock, the above named property
situated just beyond the Tin Bridge, over
the Charlotte Railroad.
This place, formerly laid out for village or
Summer residence, is finely eituated, fronting
Gervais street, CONTINUED, and Hardin street;
hard and dry, and flne level ground. Might
be made advantageous to purchaser to di-
vide in half or whole acres. On this lot there
is good size Dwelling, of two stories.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third caeh; the bal
ance in one, two and three years. for bond
and mortgage, with interest from date, payn-
bic semi-annually; house to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. Nov 21 NTH
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SheriR's Sale.

PY virtue Of sundry writs Of feri fdcias to
- re directed, will sell, on the FIRST.
MONDAY in December next, in front OF the
Coufs House in Columbia. within the legal
hours, - e
ONE BALE OF COTTON, levied on az the
property OF Haston T. Brown, at the suit OF
Gilbert Garner ct al 1s. Heeton n. Brown.
Terms cash. p. r. FRAzEB, g. RIO.
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Estate Sale Of Desirable Furniture.
~. BY JACOB LEVIN.

On TUESDAY MORNING noxt, 9TH inst, at 10
o'clock, Til sell, at the late family resi-
dence OF Henry Davis,
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con-
sisting OF O. general variety of Drawing Room,
Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, In good
order. Purchaser may bo assured Of the posi-
tive sale without reserve. Terms cash In
United States currency. Dec 8
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Assignee's Sale,

In the matter Of Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt.
By D. O. PEIxoTTo 4 SON, AUcTIoNEEns.
PY virtue Of An order Of sale, to me directed
I'D by the Hon. George s.. Bryan, Judge OF
the United States District Court, for the Dis
trict Of South Carolina, I will sell, before the
Court House in Columbia, ct II O'Clock, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of December next, the
following real property, belonging to the said
bankrupt estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of LAND, situate in
Richland County, containing / $50 acres, more
or less; bounded by lands Of Clarkson, South
Carolina Railroad, Thomas R Brown and the
Wateree River.
This place is highly improved, with good
residence, substantial quarters for laborers,
cotton screw, gin house, and every appliance
OF a first class plantation, together with about
500 or 800 acres Of open land. The Camden
Branch Of South Carolina Railroad forms one
OF the boundary lines, and Clarkson's Depot
ls at one corner OF the plantation.
ALSO,
A tract of Land, in Richland County, known
as the Sand-h hill Place, containing IS acres,
more or less; bounded by lands of Woodward, ,
Adams, l. Garner, and others. On this place
is handsome Cottage and all appurtenants
OK comfortable residence.
TERMS s.-One-half cash; the remainder on
credit OF twelve months, with interest from
date of sale, secured by bond of purchase er
and mortgage ofpremises sold. Purchasers to
pay US for papers and stamps.
Nov IA m4 T. J. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
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@ ALlsEEE0
!. iPsrerasa .I1ovxs..,,,.,d, (,

"a RARfs December -Rochsfort has
icfsatsd Intense excitement in the Corps,
by o demand that the National Guard be
ordered to Euard The hall, for the pro-
teotion of the deputies. 'F1' - ht}
LONDON. December A.-The Lanca-
shire mills have resumed full time.
MADRD, December, 4.-The constitu.
J 4ional lguarantees recently suspended have
I. Gaen' restored. 2575G T, .t,'d., 4.
~ ,r,s fxyAhA, December 4.-The Spanish
Bank Viii iii issue 8, 600, coo riais, currency,
. as en- additional loan to the Government.
Authentic information received here
from Santiago de Cuba, November %,
reports the landing of tillibustering ex-
pedition from the Cuban privateer Teaser,
ln the wipe Bay, and that 9 great guam
], tity OF military stores reached the inte-
xlot i'm safety. On the Goth, the Spa
sniards attacked the insurgents, who were
entrenohed at Manette. The attack was
comuienced by shelling, and ended with
4 bayonet charge, in which the Spaniards
syare sapnlsed, with great loss-nany o:
the wounded being taken by the victors.
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Auction Sales.
Splendid Match Horses.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON

TOMORROW, MONDAY. December 6, at 10
o'clock, in front of the Court House, in this
city, we will SELL
Apair of beautiful young MATCH HORSES,
aged respectively four and six years. Sold
for no fault, and perfectly gentle.
Conditions cash. Dac s
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Assignee's Sale.

In the matter of Robert G. Miles, Bankrupt.
BY D. C. PEIxoTTo & SON, AUCTIoNRERs.
pY virtue Of an order to me directed by the
10 Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge of the
United States District Court, for tho District
OF South Carolina, will sell, before the Court
House in Columbia, at II O'Clock, on MON
DAY, the 9Th day Of December next, the fol-
lowing property, belonging to the said bank
rupt estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF LAND, situate in
Richland County, on the waters OF Tenible
and Spears Creeks, near Wateree River, con-
tanning 1856 acres, more or less; bounded by
lands OF f Odom, Q Manning, Rev John Ross,
r McDannels, Freeman, Martin, Dent, Ster-
ling, Gsughs, and others. The tract is nearly
all in original wood, with much excellent creek
bottom and fine mill site, with Mill and Dam
already constructed, and an abundant Water
power.
or less, near the southwestern boundary of
the city of Columbis; bounded by lands of
John Green, estate Of G R Startling, Fosters
mill tract, and @ Logan's farm. On the place
is q valuable quarry Of granite, which has been
proftabiy worked.
30 acres OF Land, more or less, living both
in Richland and Kershaw Counties, known as
the "Cook tract" and bounded by lands of
Dolby, Wages, Richardson. and otherg Jl8
TERMs.-One-haRc cash; balance on credit
OF twelve monthg, with interest from date of
sale, the credit portion TO be secured by bond
OF the purchaser, and mortgage Of the pre-
misses sold. Purchasers to pay us for papers
Nov Il %i y.LAMorTE, Assignee.