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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

PIANOS, MEL LODEONS and ORGANS. Prices greatly reduced for cash. New 7- Octave Pianos of first. class makers, for $275 and upward. New Cabinet Organs for $45 and upward. Secondhand instru- ments from $40 to $175. Monthly install naents received and instruments for rent. Warerooms, No. 481 Broadway. o ,.;s f5 HORACE WATERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

CHARIFs W. HULL, of New Haven. Wno bas racantlv onened an insurance office in Watarhmrv. was thrown from buggy ae Watertown' on Wednesday, and broke his leg. s s4 ss . < 5.e 5'e. sa. \ - Fl
 A WArrRsUnY yelocipedestrian broke an arm last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15

THE Norwich Bulletin says: A short time ago, the Bulletin copied an amusing little article, giving directions for the easy kiss ing of pretty women in the cars during the passage of tunnels. Yesterday 3 paper was returned to us through the mails with the article in question marked, and under it the disconsolate comment: "Won't Works I've tried it twice. !" rag4 sia lo gsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
Ii.eaI Estate.

MY Dwelling house and Furniture and MI about 8 acres of meadow land in South St. Also, the farm containing sl93 acres. known as the Solomon Marsh Place. one mile north of the Court House, in Litchfeld, are offered at fair prices and easy payment. 4, .i .sea.,.s Fsod gf.,, VIM F.. BALDWIN, oya = sl
 .,..-,s-, ..et s-. t.oo Elkton, Md Dec, 1869. :,
 Enquire of G. H. Baldwin. Litchfeld. 49tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-30
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN SvosxR

OF their hanging nests many swallows, which had
built in colonies on the faces of the rocks clus-
tiers Of bright crimson flowers on the light stony
sod, looking like - portulacee - and the forna-
tiOns Of rock were often curious. Looking beyond
the valley, we had fine view of the Humboldt
mountains. At Elko the passengers for White
Pine left us. There was n crowd Of rough-looking
men here ; but we managed TO get good dinner,
that it was the last regular meal we should be
able to make for two or three whole days Then
We had to change carriages and had great skir-
mish for seats-showing one another, fear, very
little politeness about it. The country after this
was fiat and barren. About six p. NJ, we came
TO pretty little settlement amongst some dwarf
cedars, called Cedar Pass. There We're about
two hundred and fifty horses and many big
wagons, used to draw fuel to supply the engines,
at rest for the night further we saw many
groups encamped around bright fires. looking very
picturesque as the darkness came on. We made
our first picnic meal here i'm the cars sardines,
biscuits and preserved peaches. 1t created quite
n little excitement there the making of the
tea, and afterwards the difficulties of DISTINGUISHING
were not few. 1 regret to have to say that on
one occasion fortunately towards the end of our
Journey we lost our teapot. We had given it To
n boy Mt a station to procure hot water to infuse
our tea, and given him u shilling for his trouble
The stupid lad brought it back with cold water
we sent him back with it, but, before he had
time to return t. US, the train moved ON. Our
disappointment may be imagined. Near Cedar
'ass are some warm springs, called L" Indepen-
ience Springs"
To he ufie.in xeek
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-30
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Hardest Time OF al.

Tue haEutst Ilmf 0I He
.o'p
" W" H"t
There are hours Of mental stris..
There are times of stony anguish
When the tears refuse to laIl;
But the waiting time any brothers.
l. the hardest time of all
'"''. $50" Nv ''s o'' ~
N"s u''ss wynn usH .e@"f
Ere IL barns what Hir can teach
For bsfors the fruit BE- rsrherrd
We must see the blossoms lau;
And the waiting tma my brothers.
IL the harslest time of all
s '' e"
'.' - -
For the light whose htia' shining
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An Overland Journey from San Francisco
To New York

lfsom the s,alrsr.l.hl.c eng !, sensiael.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28
By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSsURE.
NDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

NDEh Dl;CliEE IN EQUITY.
" Livingston vs.. lIa2lcurSt- Farm about one
anti half miles from city line.
Pursuant 10 the order Of the Court, will he sold
al public auction, an TUESDAY, .ia 18Th I;;:i,iary
lS.O nj II O'Clock \. NJ, nj the dll iostonicc In
Charleston,
The TRACT OF LAND on Ashley River known
~ The "I.lvingstun Furm,n about one and Il halt
miles from the city line and four and half miles
from The Courthouse, containing about 90 acres
of high aud marsh Land. bounded on the north
by Lands OF - l1nppOldt; east on Lands Of -
Dlsher ana Dr. Yates; south on Lands or Kins
man, ana west OH Ashley River On the place Is
u good dwelling house, with eight rooms and
p,ZZas on three sides, kitchen, negro houses,
barn anu stable.
Tile Farm Is on q high blufr ON The rlyernn
commands q line view; 1t is considered healthy
10 live on most or tile year. The bluiT could be
used ns IL landing, and would make q good site
for phosphate mill.
Tcrms--0ne third cash; balance by bonds bear
ing seven per cent. Scmannual Interest, payable
IN TWO equal successive annual instalnents from
day OF sale, TO he secured by Il mortgage Of the
premises; the buildings to be Insured nnd policy
assigned Purchasers TO pay for stamps and all
necessary papers. w. u. LIVINGSTON,
dcc2S tut2wimSmtu5 Special Commissioner.
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NoMMIssIoNER's SALE.

,ly virtue Of decree OF the Court OF Equity Of
the County Of New Hanover, or the State OF
North Carolina. In the case OF Norris K. Jeaup
ct al, VI. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road Company. ct nj, Michael Oronley, Commits.
sloner. duly appointed by the Court. VIII aell at
Public Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse
In Wilmington. In the State OF North Carolina,
at IL O'clock, A. NJ, Ola WEDNESDAY, tile 9th
day OF January. 1870,
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within tho State
OF North Carolina, With all the rolling stock, equip
mcnts, depotB, workshops, materials and every.
thing ticrennto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances,
as set forth and moro particularly described in
tho several mortgages mentioned In tho pro-
cectlIngs
Terms OF aNe nrc cash.
Tho bonds OF thesald Company, secured by the
three nrst mortgages. 70 wilt: Tho mortgage to
Edward sandfeIa dated nsy J; 1881; the second
1858, anil the mortgage to 9eorge w. Dargan,
dated the 18th Of April, 1885, shali be accepted In
full "a part pay ment, according TO tho priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds Of the Bald Com.
pnny, secured BY tho mortgage 70 the said Norris
X. Jesup, shall Be accepted pro rata as part pay.
mortgage. n. CRONLY Commissioner.
Wilmington, NC aoyle suf1swi
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by HUTS0N LEE,
huctionccr. h
DELL VS.. TIE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
OI.ISA.

DELL vs.. TIE BANK OF SOUTH CAR
- OLISA.
ON TUESDAY, 18th day or January, 1870, will be
sold at the Old Custom House i'm Charleston
AL that LOT OF LAND with the lIulldings nnd
improvements thereon situate at the northwest
corner Of East lay AMI 1rond streets, In the City
OF Charleston, measuring ana containing In trout
on broad street. forty.seycn +7I feet more less;
on the back or north line - feet more or less; on
the east line feet more or less and ON the west
line - feet more or less, and butting and bound
Ing To the north OH land Of Charles Ltchgl to the
south OH Broad street aforesaid, to the east on
Eust Bay street, and TO the west OH land OF estate
OF Mitchell King, as Will more fully appear by plat
OF John ~ Mitchell, surveyor.
TcrmS--One-third cash In United Stntes curreu-
cy; balance payable In two equal successive annual
III instnlncnts, with Interest thereon, at the rate
Of seven ..er cent. payable annually, secured by
bond or bUnds OF the purchaser or purchasers aud
mortgage OF prcinlsesi the buildings to be insured
policy OF Insurance assigned tile purchaser or
purchasers, however, being Mt liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cash. Purchaser to pay
Tor papers and SiuinpS.
dec22 we Stu2 +, W. NJ MACKEY & g. O.
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EORGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

The Indies viii not full TO call ut the Depository
and examine our gallery OF beautiful CIIitOMoS.
array OF HOOKS and other articles for the Christ.
mas Holidays. The prices OF our Books are all
marked marked In plain figures for the convenience OF
fisitora. Amongst numerous others we call ut.
tention to the following:
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the Infinitely Small. BY J. a. Pouchet, with 347
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Poets: with selections from oil the poets, with an
Introductory memoir and numerous steel por
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Fiction: or choice stories from great novclIsts,
sey So Sar bns asigSaes aH pro
versatons Of father with his children on do
nestle and other animals, with numerous large
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days, Christmas, knster and whItsuntide, their
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The above lis, can give very imperfect itlon OF
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we have just received a large addition to our
stock OF Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks
some now and beautiful styles. new supply or
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OF Scotch Notions, and q variety OF other fancy
articles not usually found In Book stores. OK
ford editions or Pocket Bibles, varying In price
from SO cents to SIS. Family Bibles from $3 to
S3o Episcopal Prayer hooks, Oxford editions,
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Any Hooks published In America or Europe
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Aneiiom Gales-- future puns.
by BOWERS t. SILCOX
huctiOllccrs.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- In The matter Of John Iinrgravc TO Henry D.
viii br sold Oh TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Jauu
nry, ~ ID. 1870. at IL O'Clock a. M In front OF the
Old custOmhOm.c, NJ the foot of Broad street,
!. MI that LOT OF LAND on the sortl. slde OF
Hmnuons , Comri, containing ~ feet iront by no
leei IN depth ON The east line, and I5 feet in depth
on Tue w"st line, bounding north OIL CLnnon'S
Court south on Lands OF a. V. Dawson west OH
lands now or late OF II. Workman, and cas-, on
ini No lii the said Lot being known In Paync's
plan 3i 7; y. ta,ls'lrn'S Lands by the 40. IGT
=. MI 'lia' LOT or LAND adjoining t.s ulovc to
Nv I.n @ , hmnMn IN the said iaynes plan iby the
w. ~; i.' nie. 'nriig in front on CaunUn's Couf; 4.
iccl ny ah"nt l.; feet In depth. Rounding nurth
on @ 'aih"'i > tnir' south ON lands Of a. V. Daw-
lGI. lG! .Ea 10.
.. All that i.UTOF LAND um The east side of Pine
street, nl'l known In sud Iayncs plan 10y the No.
ZIG, measuring in front on Pine street 80 feel by
Ibomi ri feet III depth. Bounding north on Lot
No. 2l'. south on Lot No. 2l5, west on Pine street.
!. All that I.OrOF LAND known in paynu's Iiau
hy me No. 2l", measuring in front ON Pine street
ON Pine street. east on Lot No. 220 north Oh Lot
Nos. s3 ~ AMI 325, nn, south on Lot No: Eli.
,S,, Q, Al ~, lint M LOT OF land known in Payne's
pan ny lhe No 2OG. situate 1T the southeast cor
ner oi ChinIucpcn street nnd Cannon's Court,
M measuring 3 ;is lee, Inches ON cannon's Court.
by about 100 feet in depth; bounding north on
CnhnOhS Court, west on ChinIucpen street,
soa'', On, , ot 30; & soI az nnd east on Lot No; 2oS
street and known In faync's plum by the Nos. l63
anu i6i measuring together III front on Pres-
tcHt street y. feet, on the back line 83 feet, and
In depth 12O feet: bounded east OH President
street west U,i Lot No. lGG. north ON Lot NO 1866,
anu south on Lands ar \. V. Dawson, be the di-
!n"aS!oiis of ul the aforesaid property more or
less.
Terms -Onc-third cash; balance on u credit OF
one nnd Two years, with interest from the day OF
sale, payable Sciti.nnnhally, secured by bond OF
The purchasers ami mUrtTage OF the premises
Win covenant for resale On breach OF condi-
lion ni the hont. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps AMI taxes for the year isi0
tlpt.lS tu:Iitny
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By A. G. McGILLIYRAY,


TTNDER ECREE IN UITY.
~ a. g. Rice vs. q. ID. Carr, and nj.
VIII he sold In front Of the Old Postofllce in
ut IL O'Clock a. NJ,
All that PIECE,PAfCEI. OR LOT OF LAND, with
inc i'uillings tlereon situntc, lying and being In
Franklin street,in Charleston, measuring Rndcon-
tanning In front on said street ~ feet and The same
OH the back line, ant 1873 feet In depth more or less
bnttsng and bounding north OH Land now or late
OFT. Z. whitney, east oil Franklin street, south
OH Land now or late OF ]. G.. Riv"rs. Trustec Mrs.
SOPHIA Cooper, and .HGisuse now or late of
Joshua Lazarus.
All that lot, PIECE OK PARCEL. 0t~LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being In Church street. In Charleston, measuring
and containing In front on Church street 20 feet
IN width, and IN depth from east TO west 10+ feet,
more or less. Iluttng and bounding north on
Lands now or late OF estate Of Margaret Munroe
south by the Tenement and Lands now or late or
estate OF j. Mathews, east by Church street, and
west by Lands or -.
Ternis-Onc-fourth cash; balance upon bond
hearing per cent. interest per annuni, payable
scinl.annually, payable In one, two ami three
years secured By mortgage OF the premises and
insurance Of the buildings thereon and assign.
inent OF The policy. Purchasers 10 pay for papers
and stamps. +. w. NJ. MACKEY,
dccol tu4 s, &C,
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Def EREE's SALE.

Ry virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, FOR the Fourth Circuit OF the State OF
South Carolina. sitting In Equity in the cnse OF
Morris X. Jcsup, CT NJ, w. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold nt Public Auction, at the door OF the Court.
house In Wilmington, In tho state OF North Caro-
lima, at il O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
sth day Of January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State OF South Carolina, with oil the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots, Workshops Materl.
ais, and eyGrythng pertaining tha!eunto, TO.
gether with all the rights privileges, franchises
md appurtenances, as set forth and more particu.
larry described In the several mortgages men.
toned In the proceedings.
The terms OF the sac arc cash; the bonds Of the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report OF the special referee, and filed In
the case, TO be accepted from the purchaser pro
RITA as part payment In the order OF priority es.
tablisllel by the report; provided that the same
rateablc proportion OF cash be paid In for the
other bonds Of tho same grade Of priority not In
the hands Of the purchaser; and provided. also
charges and expenses OF sale; the purchaser also
to pay for papers. w. AISTON PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1889.
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by A. {. McGIILIfRAY,

ND Il II DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ KichirdSon. rt NJ. w. Holland, Ut al.
VIII bc sold ON TUESDAY, lith day OF January
O'Clock. a. M,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two.story
dwelling house anh buildings thereon, situate
corner Tra'ld an'l Friend streets, CITY OF Charles
Ton. Stale Of South Carolina, measuring In front
on irat street 65 feet inches, more or lesa, ana
Ill depth, on Friend street 80 feet. more or less
bounded sorth OH rra'h street, east On lnd now.
Or lnte of the estate OF Thomas :. Grmkc, west
on Frlclhl street, north on lanh now ur late OF
John Crawford
TermS-onc.lhiId cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bonds and mortgage of prem
lScS. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
dcc2l tul T.. ". NJ. MACKEY, S. e.. C..
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Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a7.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Perry N. DeLeon, savannah; w. C. Alder
son. New JERSEYS s. J. Sumner, North Carolina;
Geo. T. Laird, New York; II. Fordham, PhIladcl.
pliai Mira. {. F. sedgwick, Connecticut; r. II.
Scdgwick, Steamship Saragossa; Mrs. Slaight,
Augusta; Edward F. UnGerlllI, Boston.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Henry Spear, Jr., N. y; Miss @. Relgnolds,
Miss Julia Parker, Miss Susie Parker Miss Maggie
Glenn, James L. Galagher, Prank Foster, d. 9.
Hodges. John Reibert, NJ. A. Kennedy, N. Angel,
Chapman Sisters, Burlcsque Opera II. G. Mew.
lett. Pla. r. R.;J. J. Strickllng, Gainesville; r.
strlcGing Gainesville; u. Jordan, Abbevlilc; J.
NJ Barnett, Chesterfield.
MILLS HOUSE.
N. Marx, N.Y.; T.. Goldsmith, N. Y; Edward
Sowail, Mainei George l.. Tapsc0tt, NJ y; r. Rose.
brook, Aiken, g. c.; George Jones, Washington.
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by 4. G. MctiIi.LIYRAY,

TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ MARY ii. Manning vs.. Charles d. Carr, et all
Will he sold Oh TUESDAY, the nth day or Jan.
uary, \. ID. 1870 In front Of the Slh customhousc,
at III O'Clock A. ~,
All that LOT OF LAND, With the handsome
Store ami olltbuiltlings thereon, situate on the
north side Of l,roah street, City OF Charleston,
State aforesaid, measuring and containing III
front Oh l'rond street twentysevcn t1) feet, more
more or less; bounded north OH lands now or
formerly OF WILLIAM Payne, east OIL land form
crly Ol William Payne, NOW or late OF l. ~ X.
Bennett, south OH lsroad street, and west on
lands formerly or Edward Scbring, now or late
OF +. ". Elgcrt0n anu +. Richards.
Tcrms-0ncqnnrtcr cash balance I'm bond
hearing seven per cent. interest per annum, pay
able In one, two and three years, secured hy
mortgage Of the premises and insurance Of The
und stamps. T.. v. n. MACKEY,
dcc2llu4 s. &C
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CRUMBs. s.-Ycstcrday was st. Johns day, q
festival celebrated by the Masonic fraternity and
held In especial reverence In England. The ia
tlonal co!ors were noa,ins from the Office OF the
British Consul yesterday in honor OF the occa-
Sion.
II Is stated that the reason why ID. T. Corbln,
United States District Attorney, City Attorney,
Senator, Coulter OF the Lava. &C., &C., &C., way
assigned Il position among the corporators OF the
''Iionc Bill," was because the latter remembered
that sin he multitude OF couns ebrs there Is much
safety"
Five hundred men are reported TO he hard n,
work on the line OF the Port Royal Railroad, be-
tween fcmasscc nnd Augusta. Other reports in
crease this number to twenty-five hundred, and
the more sanguinc friends OF the road predict
that In n short time Yemasscc will rival Atlanta
rs great railroad centre.
Mr. George W. Gibbes was elected teller or the
Peoples Dank, aud not Mr.. George f. Glbbes, as
reported. '
The City Railway Company have declared n
quarterly dividend OF 81 % per SHARE payable on
and after Saturday the 1st OF January, 1870
Tic transfer books OF the Southwestern Rail.
road Bank AMI the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany Will be closed after the 1st proxlmo, until
new list OF stockholders is made out.
The -Fna Fire Company Will give n solreo on
New Years Eve at the hall of their engine house.
a ball WAS given yesterday evening at IIcIne
Hall. at the corner OF Line anu King streets by
the German Gcsellschart.
The Frcundschaftsbund Will give their fourth
sOlree on the 3lst instant at their hall in Society
street. The programme selected Is OF superior
character, and will give undoubted satisfaction.
The Ginhousc OF Mr.. J. Adgcr Smythc, OF this
city, situated In Clarendon County, was totally
destroyed by fire on the 23ll instant with the
contents. Thc loss IL estimated TO Uc about $4,000.
Tile fire Is supposed to he the work OF an incen.
diary, M matches were found In the cotton.
Governor Scott is requested to offer that $1,000 re
ward.
A Christmas party was spoilt up town by sud.
t,ch attack made upon the host BY one Of the
guests
The late rains have caused holes in Rutledgc
and Meeting streets from the caving in OF the
tidal drains.
ohiccr Loveit has arrested Rhina White and
two others, charged with the burning OF a cotton.
hoe near Florence.
The detectives have recovered another gold
watch from person who purchased It for 800.
Tie thieves arc In limbo
John Gullcdgc fell from barn loft ut Orc S. c.,
and broke his neck.
S. C0nies has bccn discharged from the dc.
tcctvc force, and Ben Hernandez appointed I'm
his place.
We are requested to state that the rink Will be
open at the Widows Home, in Broad street, ,lis
afternoon from to 10 O'clock.
The steamer Maryland arrived In Baltimore on
the 18th Instant.
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Anetion Sales.--future pnps.
BY A. c. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctionecr.

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ MN. N. BAILEY, ct nj. w. CHARLES g.
w!IA1.EY, Il al.
VIII lie sold on THURSDAY. 9Th LAY OF Janua
ry, 1870. In rr0nt Of the Old Cusionlhousc, nj n
O'Clock y. ",
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND 81. .
uatc on wadmaaw Island, Charleston County
measuring and containing 100 acres more or less:
butting and bounding north on Wu,lmulaw
sound, south OH Lands Uf Joseph $. Whalcy, east
on Lands of George Schariuck, ami west OIL Lands
or Edward lallOcllc.
Tcrnls-0nc.ihird cash: balance on II credit OF
one ana TWO years, with interest from day Of
sale. Purchaser 10 pay ior papers AMI stamps.
Il. w. NJ. MACKEY.
dcc2S tuthmihl s q e.
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BY 4. G. McGII.LIYRAY,
AuctiOiiccr.

HNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. ELIZA
CT al.
VIII nc sold on TUESDAY. 9Th day of January
next, Mt III o'clock n. NJ, In front or the Old
Gust 0inhUusc,
AL that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situated ~ the head or Fosters Greek. waters of
cooper River on the Upper ana Lower Back River
Road in the Parish OF ST. James Goose Greek
county of Charleston, and known as Liberty
HAL, containing 1901 acres. Intting and bnuIl-
tlE nOrlll on Lands Of the estate OF William BELL;
northeast and cast un Lands orr. q. Stoney, Es I;
east ON Brick Hope, owned by Charles Graves
southeast ON Fosters Creek; south AMI southwest
on Fosters Greek; west on "IIOwIIall,n belonging
10 the estate uf 7. ]. Smith. ami To the west nni
northwest on Upper Back River Road, as per plat
OF Il. Henry Melarl, Surveyor
Trrms-One.third cash: balance In bonds Of
purchaser, payable in one and Two years with
interest payable annually, secured by mortgage
or the premises. Purchaser to nay for p;pcrs
ana stamps. T. w NJ MACEEY
.lrcll tul
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TnE STEAM PIorGH.- The Clarendon Press
says that two English gentlemen, just from Eng.
land, have recently purchased the inrge "Boom
Hili" farm, formerly owned by that well known
and worthy citizen OF Clarendon, Captain r. C.
Richardson, where they anticipate farming on the
English plan, and intend using the steam plough.
They arc highly Intelligent, energetic, and thor
ouglt.going business men. We extend to them u
hearty welcome, and wish them abundant snc
cess