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form Of surdry writs. &C. passed III concur
renee.
The speaker announced as additional mem
bers Of the special committee on the subjec, o:
the grand list, Mr.. Mckee Of Arlington and Mr..
Hopkins Of Montgomery.
5. lis, to pay Lorenzo j. Pierce the sum
therein named passed in concurrence.
II. 373, to pay persons wrongfully convicted,
&c. (; third reading refused.
S So, relating to interest
On the third reading of the bill, Mr.. Brown
Of Rchfcri demanded the yeas and nays, which
we're taken-aTcs g., nays 1876. So the third
reading Of the bill was refused.
Resolufioa5-By Mr. Hinckley Of Chelsea,
that the committee on public buildings be in
struce1 to inquire into the condition of the floor
OF the State House. and report by resolution or
otherwise adopted.
By Mr. Grout Of Blrtoa, tina; tho rule requir-
in the e1grossment Of bills be suspended /;
adopted
II. So. TO amend an &C; defining the qualii-
cations Of voters in school district meetings, al
lowing female tax payers to vote in such meet
ingsl Favored by Mr. Battlefield Of Whining
ton and Mr.. Slaie Of Sliidlebury, snd opposed
by NJ. Bael Of Middleton, Mr. Carpenter IF
Burlington and Mr. Colborn Of Manchester.
Mr.. Buel Of Miletown moved thst the bill be
dismissed. On this question Mr.. Butterhed Of
Wilmington, demanded the yeas AMI nays,
which were taken-ayes 1885. nays 50. So the
bin was dismissed
II 800, rel lting to notes on stocks in railroad
companies third reading refused.
H. $780, in alteration Of sec 3, chap. 60. T. s..
entitled Of l.nftaton Of actions third reading
refused
Res9Iruoa-By Mr.. slade Of Midllebury,
that rule -, requiring q hours to elapse before
third reading Of bills, be suspended during the
reminder Of the session adoptel-ayes lol,
nays H.
p '2. in amendment Of sec. T., chap. 10,
T. g.. ttng 90 salaries Of Judges Of Probate
amended, aud tdiri reaiing ordered.
H. Sc, TO smeni sec. 80, chsp ~, 2. f.,
relating to salaries, fees, &c. ; third reading
refused
IT, So. relating to fees Of town grand jurors,
w rre-sas. &c. third reading refused
s. Jos, relating 90 private corporation by vol
urticy ASSOCIATE. 70 20 committee on clrplr-
at.0ne
g lU-. relating 70 criminal offences, committed
vjJain the limits OF incorporated villages in this
STATE passed in concurrence
S. l17, relating to criminal offences within
tae limits o. incorporated Villages passed.
The special committee to conform the Statutes
to the changed constitution, reported by BIN en-
titei su aet ia amendment Of an act relating %
the grand list, approved Nov. 10, l9Gs, which
was amended ami ordered 90 third reading
s, JOS. relating % liens on property so.t
9assei
0nH5,l5n oflir. s.ade, adj.
EVENING.
R-lI...... BY VT H7-cglev o. Chelsea.
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extensive business in the way of psrdoning cri
minsls, during his short term of Office. Oae Of
those thus pardoned during the last days OF Gov
ernor Hendee's term, was a man by the name
of Fuller, who had served out portion Of a sen-
tence of eight or ten years in the State prison,
for a burglary committed in the tom Of Brook
field, several years since. The crime was ar
aggravated one, Fuller having, with two accom-
plices, broken into the house of an aged couple
IL the night. nearly smothered the old lady ia
the bed clothes, and dragging the Old man from
the bed held him while they robbed his trunk
of a considerable sum in L. s. bonds Within a
week after his release from States prison, few
days since, Fuller stole horse from the man who
was the first signer of the petition for his pardon.
He was arrested in H4verhil, n. H, the other
day, with the stolen horse and wagon in his pos
session, and now lies 10 Jail in that town await
ing a requisiton from the Governor Of Vermont.
In due time the State will have the opportunity
to try and sentence him over again. The occur
renee points significant moral, Of the general
impolicy Of too free use Of the pardoainy power.
Facts are occurring every day which justify a
great deal of the jealousy and watchfulness
which have been exhibited by the French in ar
resting Prussiau spice a Prussisn officer Of
note and intelligence mas just been discovered to
tho
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IheSouth Carolina indictments, defeated in the
late election. called convention at Columbia t-
discuss plans Of future seton and some Of the
ancient fre-eaters saw in the gathering the be-
ginning Of a fierce agitation against negro saf
frage. Blu; the convention has been held, and
instead Of declaring war against the negroes,
and demanding their ACKNOWLEDGMENT as CON
diton Of peace it actually recognized their civil
and political equality, and politely invited them
to enter the ' conservative " ranks. The fact
proves the strength Of the moderate element even
among the opposition, and should teach lesson
! to those Northern Democrats who propose TO
break down recoustructon when they get into
power
The msnagers Of the Grand Metropolitan
B.z,ar for ,hs B .a.l of the New-York Found
ing Asylum have discovered, Il is reported,
a young lady. IAN heiress. beautiful and accom-
plishei. " VINO consents to he ratified for at So
much chauce-ro married man, or bachelor
over thirty-fye, to be permitted to take ticket.
This young lady is convinced ,hst '' marriage is
lottery" auyhow, sad thinks she is just So
likely 90 get rallied off to good husband as Go
reach tina, destination by the ordinary process Of
oourtsbip and marriage. It's 70 be hoped thst
the man who wins her viii have equal faith in
the do,triue o. chances. It is At least an orr
ciual way Of getting husband.
Tho friends Of General Schenck hsye male up
their case as it is to De presented 70 the House
al the opening Of the Forty second Congress
The points u their case are tastthe State Of Ohio
yielded Jurisdiction over the territory Of the
National Asylum At Dayton, on the express con-
didoa that tie right Of the soldiers TO vote
should not be impaired Second, if the right is
not recognized, the grant by the state fails, AID
the jurisdiction must If necessity have already
reverted TO the state Third. the title TO the
asylum granted by the S,atei is n1t vested in the
United Sta-es but in a corporation, and there is,
therefore no conflicting jurisdiction Of the
United Sta,es Oh which TO base exclusion from
the polls.
The resul, Of the bolt on the republican ticket
in Missouri has been TO give the State 70 the
democrats There are one hundred and thirty
SIX members in the lover houle il the legisla-
lature Si-ty-fye are straight democrats. and
but nineteen are straight republicans sixteen
are republicans Of the boiling faction, fifteen
were supported by democrats and boilers, sud
nineteen are yet to be heard from. Most Of the
irregular candidates are pledged 10 all democratic
measures. 20 that they have eighty, or eleven
more than msjority, who can he depended
upon. IL the senate. by a similar method Of
reckoning, the democrats have twenty-five cut
Of thirty-four members. For al practical pur-
poses. the result IS q democratic victory.
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business man, and We have no doubt Will dis
charge the duties Of his new office with credit TO
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MONDAY, Nov. p.


Joint Res0' uii0ns.-By Mr.. Grandey, for
the preservation Of the battle flags Of the State ;
adopted
From the House, to pay VIM R. ROwell ;
adopted
Bills introduced and rCerred.-By Mr.
Grsndey, relating 70 the water department Of
the city Of Vergennes to Judiciary committee.
Also by the same to incorporate the Vergennes
Savings Bank and Trust Co. to committee on
banks
By Mr. Abel. to repeal an act approved
Nov. 8, 1867, relating to pleadings; to judiciary
committee.
By Mr. Collamer, to repeal sec c, ca. &C, z
s, relating to fraud and perjuries to judiciary
committee.
By Mr. Eddy, fixing the salary Of the Score
tary of Civil and Military Affairs to committee
on finance.
By Mr. Hartshorn, to amend an act to incor-
porate the Coos Valley Railroad Co; to commit
tee on railroads
Mr. Gardner called up s. II, in amendment Of
an act relating to Library Associations amend
ed and passed
Rep0rts.-From general committee, b. bills
to restore Charles i. Morgan to his legal rights
and privileges, and to change the names of
Lemuel Taylor and Alma Glsdding severally
passed
The bill Incorporating the Mortified Cornet
Band, was returned from the House with amend
ments agreed to.
Mr. Pingry called up h. 1877, relating to q
check list [second proposal of amendment disa-
greed to1 and moved modification thereof !;
agreed to-
Passsd.-S 4, relating to the charter Of the
Vermont Life Insurance Company.
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un motion Of Mr. Pingry adjourned.
AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON.
PlsssL-S. 15f. TO amend the charter ,f Pho
Vermont state Trqs- Comnsnr
s. 154, to amend the charter If tho r-r;,.l
state, Agricultural Mimi, Conrsn,
s. ISL, TO amend the charter + tho Coos r p
Company
SD, TO amend the charter Of tbs American
Trust Company.
s. 1872. 20 establish 2 Stats B,,ri NJ ,,,r;.,,r
rure. mining and st,ii.-;.s
s IiS, relating E, l.llisrl fables
$. 1913, fixing the salary Of the Sat. rr,ssn-s-
and clerk hire.
H. g2. relating 10 the ss1,--.s If ;.3... -.
probate
II 406. maxim. pr.gi.,, "a, the summon. ,
government. F''' '
II. 400. 70 amend a, ,., fl, ;,...--,.,.,., ,h,
city Of Burlip,fo-
II. $50. ~ anne nav, ,e Nf,--;...,-- o.
Hylerark.
H.2-s. LAYING q fax nj, O-,r-o .,.,,.t,- ,,;,L
proposal Of srna7d,,a,. WIN
: lj-. RELATING =, ,...;,ss Ia .l;u..,... =
divorce cases. SC
s lbs toams,l the 81, ,--,- 90 ~, vy...-t-
National T-ns+ C,r,-,,r.. '''!
n to- IN cb,nrs - rs-,, .s.L. D.,
Mining Comnanv ''-'-O'
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VERMoST.-The Westminster Repietc English
Quarterly says that Vermont is SC probably the
most respectable and correct State in the
Union"
Garitaldi il fast becoming ubiquitous. The
other morning it was announced that after the
battle at Montbeliard he had advanced with
twelve thousand men upon Belfort Last re-
ports placed the Germans in undisturbed posses
sion of Montbelard, and no account Of their
being driven out has been received. Garibaldi
is f4vorite subject of sensational reports.
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zion u s1rirv persons r~sv.r.- -.- a Law ~ ..
4es-vr.-.p- II if.aa--. rs-....r .r.- 7..-s.,..
rsiseat -5 ,s-i-- 10. ..l -a. s..--. .--a.. ~
trl that tfs -s...a-s-. ham. .'.- b.. --i...I -..-
anil The Isl.s VAS Granted
S'- Wa.} Of r.--b+v4- --..-F -.. -....... .a-
the vote r..u..r- IL. fii-f r.e...- .+. b..
amending 80 a.t re'.-.ar-a ss.a .r .u..-...-.rr
-.r.-s ..,-.,.- N.r r-... -f... ..
agreed 20 --.i .f.. Oil, p,s,,i .-. ..-r-.--..,s
From c.nui.-es Of vsv- ...I means 81 ...
making urov...... f.- tts ,f-- -- DID,. .-a.o-..--
which rgs.s mail -.. -..--.i -.-'. AMI -.-...r
rTba Inn h,- -4e q .-.s..- ,.......-.--. ..-
Of SD cents .. che 3 H-- is ..s....f .-. 81. -...-
AZ the poI.- and r..-a.H.. s.-s-s .f... --.. ...,
able ~ Tu-c1. 1871 s-.-.s q .s--s +
Dollar !. assess. !. osgs5's by Jg,. ---. r.
sum If -.l 0,, il. a-.--.-.---.., ..- .t.-.,
lures ofthe General 5..sr.. .r.-5s.l-. ... -.....
Ol3 for paving such Ier..T. .-.-r.- ... s. 49,.
a- may b. allowed Hv tie s.i.-.-.- ,.-......
the sum Of -I-U04 fir r.yia- -5.. .-.-- ..
may p. drawn 70 -a, ;-.i ,l7-,I 49,. ...-..-..
exueuses of the e-e-r--.. srl --....-g .,..-.-
ments. the sum q -f...U.I f.-- ILL.,. --....
r.viar the interest o7 ,5s t.-5s Ed .....
,1.s Sf,ts 4 s.,.., ',.......
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s825, 600 for tho psvre-- oil III. ...-i...s ...
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- oo.ry" q sun g.. eAiee''r-
10 t.F 'uei,loi a rare e- interest Hut eL.e.-
90. pg' gym. l-, e.a--lr' Is 'l.l'-l
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ln ''u'' ~ 5le e-aia l''," 'a csr'i1-
ie'tse.''o'e q un7 /, i7'-
. s. Ia Feithoa 20 '-e charter a. tla fvrn
Lie Insurance t-ai iuy passed. '7 concur
renee.
Ii. o7'. authorizing ''e- Sales Au- May
sales 10 convey certiin tet. estate passed
= H. TO change tue name al tos- -asl-
passed IA c'ns-fI'nea
= ii = authorizing caa1se 90 names 90. cl-
shutting he''s az j." 10 ceri'.n cases rss,e-
= I''' m sh'nliaerl oI cnsr l-.. r. -.- T.-
-a,lh- % arcs ant .sr-- ans
H. w. re''ioe o. r's.ee process t-.rl r'i--
lls IeIls'd
q 80 90 Day hearr E. Sfy- l- ODE 'N
'nese-n named passed ln concurrence.
H. 10, IN amenimen; @; s,'- H. '.- -'-- e..
reaung 10 highways snd bridges --.-i rs'''at
orIere'L
H. ~ in amendment % Sc i-- ed. .--- 20
ana nimocr l1 OF TIE public acts 0, l-.t'
proyei Nov rs, 1857, iu areataer- ter'.'.
passed.
Inc majority ami minority reports .' CON-
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Resolutions by Mr. Grl1t of Barton. that
the committee TO whom VAS referred h. 30 and
h &C., be requested 70 report the same back o.
this House on motion Of Nr. Sale Of Middle
bury, ordered to lie
by Mr. Bfbee Of Newport, thar no member
be allowed more than five minutes a. any one
time, nor to speak more than twice on any one
question, without the consent Of the House 4;
adopted.
Mr. Col5urn Of Manchester. o,llei up BE- 3lS,
to prevent the growth o. noxi1us weeds in high
ways and its passage was refused ~ a largo
majority.
Mr. Hinckley of Chelsea, moved the appoint
ment Of special committee consisting OF Mr.
Fairbanks Of St Johnsbury, Mr., Wood Of Fair
haven and Mr.. Stafford of Hartford, TO take into
consideration our grand LIST laws and see If some
bill canot be perfected that viii be acceptable %
the House Mr.. Sade moved the motion De or
dered to lie; disagreed to-yeas SO, NAYS 35.
Mr.. Slade moved to add two more members TO
the committee agreed 10, and on motion Of Mr.
Hinckey of Chelsea, the chair was directed to
appoint the additional members
Joint resOiufjOH.-From Senate, relating 20
the preservation Of the battle flags Of the State
adopted in concurrence
RePorts-H. 400, relating to the charter Of
the city of Burlington third reading ordered
;. Us, to incorporate the American Marble
Company passed in concurrence
H. 29S, to incorporate the Fsrnsworth Hotel
Company Senate proposal of amendment con-
CURED IN.
II. $50, to protect fish in Wellington Pond
Senate proposal Of amendment concurred in.
II. SO, to legslize the grand list of Cabot
Senate proposal Of amendment concurred in.
5. l3l, in addition to chap. - z. $, relating
to schools, substituting tom for district sys-
TEN. Mr.. Brown Of Rchford opposed its pas
ssge. Mr.. Bisbee of Newport and Mr.. Henry Of
Chester favored the bill The bill was passed in
concurrence.
II. 1893, to enable the town Of Hartford to aid
in the construction Of the Woodstock Railroad
third reading ordered.
s. 40, laying = tax on Ayery's Gore and
Buels Gore in Chittenden County passed IN
concurrence.
H. S65, to constitute Ella Gibson heir at law.
etc. third reading ordered.
IL. III, 10 amend an act entitled an act 10
amend sec. 10, chap AZ. &. s, relating to levy
Of execution !; third reading refused
5. 124, to amend chap. l27 g. E., relsting to
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Mr.. Grandey moved that the House be re-
quested to return TO the Senste h. So, in a1di-
lion to secs. Il and Is, of chap. %, 6. s, rea-
ting to railroads which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Gardner, adjourned
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>, LONDON, November 19.-Rumors CON.

., LONDON, November 19.-Rumors con-
sss q {
[trated attsek pa :4ha Is,, Ssiai, osisions
sss95s ssgs|J Rasis ess,a by sss bx
| for this grand 'snoves is said 20 Do next
Monday or Tuesday. n su9 M Il. tyi.si i
LoNDbN, November 19.ADespatches
from Tours state that England, with the
approval of the Provisional Government,
has renewed her proposals for an armis-
tioe, based upon q pecuniary. war COM
pensation, the razing of frontier for
tresses, and naturalization OF Alsace and
Lorraine, the great powers guaranteeing
the fulfllment of these conditions by
any future French Government. A
congress is to be assembled, to settle
these questions, and also to deliberate
upon the Eastern question.
LONDON, November ia telegram
from Tours, dated the 9th, states that q
detachment of Gardes Mobile, belong
ing to the army of the centre, under
Lewans, along the line of the railway
from that city to Chartres, had reached
Dreux, 25 miles Southwest of Versailles.
whore they encountered the 18th division
OF the German army; being outnum-
bered, detachment fell back upon the
main body. This engagement has moth
ing to do with the army of the Loire,
which at last advices had fully completed
the turning Of the German right. men
toned in my despatch of the 17th. The
German force, which encountered the
Gardes Mobile near Dreu1, was march
ing from ST.. Germain to join Won Der
Tam. 1t is unofficially reported here
that Gen, De Aurells does NOT nropose to
make further advance, but having &C.
cured an extremely strong position, he
will await an attack by the combined
forces of Prince Frederick Charles and
the Duke af Mecklenburg. He con-
tinues to receive reinforcements of
oil arms daily. Yesterday, very
strong train Of field artillery and large
body of cavalry moved from Tours to
Join him. His strength is greater even
than it was reported. The official state
ment shows his army numbers nearly
ESQ, 600 men, with daily increase of
5000.
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American N Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, November Arrived
Steamers Charleston. New York; Mary
land, Baltimore schooner H. q. Hand,
Philadelphia.
MOBILE. November 1e.-The Board OF
Health has declared the epidemic of
yellow fever at an end, and that it is
now safe for absentees to return. There
was the third consecutive frost here last
night
PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Four
inches Of snow now at Harrisburg. It
commenced showing here at noon.
WASHINGTON, November 19.-Delega-
tions from New Mexico and Colorado
ore here, urging their admission into
the Union.
Viscount Trevilhead has had on un-
official interview with Secretary Fish,
and will soon be received as the sue.
cessor OF Berthemy-he having informed
Fish that Trevilhead's credentials are on
the way from Paris. It has been learned
from proper sources that no important
correspondence has recently occurred,
bearing on the Alamama claims or the
Eastern question.
New YORK, November 19.-Miss
DeEdilsburg, the prima donna, who
escaped from Paris by balloon, arrived
here to- day. She goes to New Orleans
tonight, to fill an engagement there.
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SheriH7s Sale .

Blakely g. Gibbes Us. William H. Ward. and
Wells Caldwell rs. samo.
DY virtue Of warrant to lew on and sell
I'D the crop OF the defendant in tho above
stated case, directed to mo by D. B. Miller,
ESQ.,, Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Richland
County, and in pursuance Of an Act OF the
General Assembly Of South Carolina, entitled
AN Act to secure advances for agricultural
purposes" and also by virtue Of certain
lien. executed by William II. Ward to Blakely
Glbbes, on the 29th day OF February, A. D.
1870, and also by virtue OF al execution in the
case OF Wells & Caldwell ps. William II. Ward,
DIRECTED to me, I will soil, on tho FIRST MON
DAY and TUESDAY in December next, in
front OF the Court House in Columbia, within
The entire CROP OF COTToN made in 1870
by the defendant, seven Mules, one Horse,
ono Two-horse Wagon, three Cows, three
Calves. and lot Of GuanO. Terms cash.
Nov 13 NTH PF FRAZEE s. n g.
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4 -
s=l u, t.ssa.g gtqssrs4fs. .e. ,,,,a
.set aanXiD. G. RRIXdT IasSa SON, "a - i = 7
MORROW ftfendRsl n oRNINa, ,alssinst.;
1S lVGolotk, Jn fron5 or our su6iioii room,
We VIII positively soil, on tacoonnt Ut q; re.
specthble family declining house -kSepins,
Bedet6ads. Bureaus, B BooE -cass; MattresSes,
5ecretary,, Wardrobes, Ohairs, Washstands,
EXTENSION Table, Office Chairs, Marble Top
TABLES, Pictures, Looking glasses, Carpeting,
Brittania Ware, Tuiran, Cooking and Office
ALSO,
An extensive assortment OF Granite and
dlessware. consisting OF Plates, Dishes, Cups
and Saucers, Bowls. Glass Goblets, &C., being
afull and regular liue Of waree.
ALSO,
A fino 81 Octave Piano, in good order, and
sweet tone.
ALSO,
Two perfectly new Oarpets-handsome pat
terms and nicely made.
On account of tho Freodmen's Bureau.
United States Government Envelopes, Writing
Paper, Pens, Letter Press Weights, Cutters,
Desks. 30.
Conditions cash. Sale positive. Nov 20
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SheriHs Sale.

Under Order Of Judge cf Probate.
IL. r.. Scott, Executor, rs. James G. Kenneth
ct
1 NEursuancc Of al order made by the Hon
j Wm. Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Probate fol
nichiand County, will sell, on tho FIRST
MONDAY in December next. in front Of thc
Court House. in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that TRACT OF LAND in Richland
County, situated on the Winnsboro Road
about ten miles from Columbia. conta;n;nn
two hundred and forty t240) acres, more or
less. ana bounded on tho North by lands OF
Betjamn Hodge, East by lands OF - Tel
iord, south by lands OF Sigh, and Wost by
lands Of - Douglass.
The above described property will be sold
at tho risk and costs Of former purchaser.
Terms cash. p F. FRAZEE
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-20
Sheriff 8 Sales
F. W. McMaster, Administrator, Us. William
E. Rose

F. W. McMaster, Administrator, Us. William
E. Rose.
pursuance Of the decrotal order Of tho
Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in the
MONDAY in December next, in front OF the
Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal
hours,
All that lot or parcel OF LAND. containing
three,quarters OF an acre, moro or less;
bounded on the North by lot formerly be.
longing. to Joseph Randall; on the East by
Assembly street; on the West by q lot formor-
ly the property OF A. NJ. Hunt; and on the
South by Gervais street; tho said lot being
TERMs-CaHh. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. r. G.
Nov Is NTH