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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

pictorial volume Gs Seoveressiplated. 1t is the
Best Edifion he Family,
Most Valualli the Student,
Most Instrue, for the Teacher,
Most APpr0I3.t & for theChild,
Most Usefulft se Minister,
Most Interc3is for the Farmer,
Most Eleganr n the PnrIor,
Nest Profitai for the study.
The Pictorial Faf ,iialaeontai IS an unusual
iy large range Of isss, TslB lar, Chronology
cal and Geneologis TER. IT Is printed on ex-
teilent paper, frOt car a ~ ops u type, in one
large and handsoH alrto resaiI = and is bound
IN the most durssiH Il aftacist gnanner, while
the prices are stif MY fow to place 10 within
everybody reach,
country for its -s.'tyith. whom iberal arrange
ments viii be m An oppor unity OF equal
pronffseis rarely orerprs~enses =
Z Ministers, Teers, stadeats, Farmers,
Young Mennnt n,sen-those Sho would meet
with the most pr knie Of all enlployments-are
invited TO CORES WITH us wish view TO an
agency. Not a ferch are now averaging from
$500 to s7odJ annutOits IN us sale. There is q
while it will elevate spiritual condition by CON
s!nt stan, eop,aet NIL upon iis beau
Canvassers on Number Ilnn will be FUR
nisfed the work fnnf iiffy parts mt IS cents each
"a handsome Illusion in OH toaccompany each
part This pianlisx isoPularfs eiiies,s F5 .
2 Agents ON the eslhnesst Plan will be fur
tse aeS Tofs is taT9s alS9 quite
q sst@5s-1 ~.
Weare also the pg.ers OF Peters Standard
Editions of FaInsif'ulpit, Pocket and Photo
graph Bibles and ffsients-more than Two Hun
dTed different styles well know everywhere for
Their accuracy of tfseauiy of finish and durabI-
M Esohs e snaf aad eel ea ssss sss c6n9g ssanSf6
styles and prices .<saftl On appli atlon.
For Circulars cqpang a full description of The
Pictorial s.nniifyzie. and ttriDs to Agents,
address Potter,s Ssard Bible and Testament
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18
"THE REsrrnAxrn

As hatof George Dsugherty. next door to
. onn I. Carson's Bank. 1t is Acknowledged
oxali 70 be ne place where one can get the
most accommodation, and the best victuals
ior the most reasonable charge. Farmers
know this, and drop in when they are in
.owns' and get hungry; strangers are not
ionsin hnding IL out, and his thirty day
ooarders are each and devsry one individual
Witnesses of the fact.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

Fay Rakes, Socket Pitch Forks and Thin
BILE Skeens, MT Den's.% ~ 49, Fl
J. r.. Bell d Son
Have on hand millions of feet of p
Dry Pine Lumber,
Which is handled with care, and 5-
Kept under shed --,s--,.--- -
I From the weather. This comprises au
GLASSES, sizes and finish, that can be found In
any Lumber yard. They havealso constant
ly on hand
Lath, az-,- ,-.--r.
Doors,
Pickets,
Sash, n
Blinds,
MouldiDgs,
And everything in pine, that is used in
building that can be had anywhere. They
make a Speciality of So
Newell Posts, Banisters, aud Hand Rails.
which they will supply to suit customers.
Their sales are for cash, and as low rs car be
had anywhere in the west. Office and Yard
corner OF Atlantic and First streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

Save and mend the pieces, use 'SPALD-
ING,S GIIEn
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

General Railroad Ticket Office for all
points at the Star Hotel. i23m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

'VHIS GREAT WOEonrains storehouse of
Information than only reach the mind
through the eye. rs frations cH rry one back to
The most importsgt or the sarld, and are of
thanisefves a conn Freive review of the Scrip
lures, representng.1e most Interesting Views.
Snaracfers, Symbst9tsteficaI Events, Landscape
scenes, Antiqsitiss.Sfdnes, ETC., etc. Fhey at
tract the eve, cGrecronecus Impressions, awaken
new thoughts, and nish clearer views OF Divine
truth. As a help parents, ministers, and Sab
bath-school teaches fulfi}tfng the duties of their
separate and hehf ati0ns-andpO all others to
whom immortal sot re intrusted splendid
pictorial volume Gzs SeoveressiDlated. Iti the
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

| we are pleased to meet LA. Malker
Treasurer Of the State board of Agricultpre re-
In our city. He IS In Attendance at the 8 sate
Teachers Association. He visited our Fair
Grounds, and expressed himself delipb,e.,
with the preparations.
H. X. Raymond, OF NebrasE a CITY ssvbo
our older residents wilIrep1enber ms ono Of
our early School fTeachefssfs m our citv at
tending the Teachers Association. Heistbe
guest OF his old friend, Mr. Hcadley. while in
Urbin SB. Balcombe, son Of Major Raj.
comoe OF The Omaha Republican, is IL, our
city attending the State Teachers associa.
tioh' In the eapacity'of Reporter for that pa
per. We have known Urbfn for years, as a
sharp shrewd boy, and wish him all success
In MS maiden efforts in newspaperdom. He
is an accomplished young gentleman.
GaVino Albert, Travelling agent for the st.
joe Herald, called last Friday. He is an en-
terprising Agent. and travels for one OF the
best newspapers in the West, and one in
which this section should show lively in
terest.
Hon. Jonas Hacker, and family st.rted on
a trip this morning to Indiana. illinois. and
wherever inclination may lead him. for
the benefit of his health. He has the kind
wishes of many warm friends eor benefi-
cial result.
5. ID. Beals, State Superintendent. called as
VIC 90 TO press. He is much pleased with the
interest aoifested IN educational matters
in this county for-xhich he gives cur Cot,n-
ty Superintendent much credit.
Prof. Rich returned last Saturday, looking
much recruited from his trip east.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18
A well selected stock of wagon and Bug.

gy timber No. ], at j. G. Deuser's. 4-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

tn. Roads leading from this place are in
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

Doty Washing Machines, at Deuser &
ShuTts-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

.Canvassers on Number Ilan will be fur
nished the work fnnf fifty parts mt IS cents each
"A handsome illusion i'm oil 10 toaccompany each
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EoRfE fE5.1zl szEzLzON.
Notice TO the AFFLICTED and
urrorfUrSte

Before applying TO the Notorious qascks Who edss-ss "a
public pspeTs using quAck reI3ais DR.. Bss
work natter Eh4z disease H. koE Go=sSl0
condition, -fa.f q
DR.. be ,ons5ltad po-soaslv by nail ~
diseases mentioned In his works. Osco 80. II E0r Eikh&
Street, between Gsrzst and CAe-anut S. Lsals No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18
MACHINE OIL
MOORE q BHADFoRD,

at McCREERY & NICKELL'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18
Queensware /!
Qucemsware

Queensware! A.4. -.- Quecnsware
For your Queensware, go to f. E. Johnson
& Co.'S, for they have just opened as fine a
stock was ever seen in this city, and,
doubtless, the most complete. 60 and see it.
Building Ina prov We I'M nts.AMr Cecil has
the masons AT work on brick residence on
Richard street, between I'd and Sd. He has a
beautiful site. We no:icc many persons i'm
proving residences. and otherwise making
valuable additions.
Business has been good for tho past week,
save few days daring which it rained, the
roads being so bad as 20 prevent farmers from
coming in. .onr Inercfants zsnticlpate a
lively trade this ian, and 10 fipat end inter d
laying In Immense stocks OF goods.
The Base Bali II asch between the Shoo-
Fly Club Of this city and CorI es-Tt es Of Pei u
resulted-CopperT Toes IS, Shoo- Flys.36. The
Copper Toes made a splendid run on the first
inning. scoring %, and received one ,.Chica-
90" trem the sboo-Fiys. This makes even
gaines for these clubs.
4 The gentleman who saw a hog with n tin
can oh his nose aifew days since, and was
reminded # i.is coiicge days, must not think
and represent times a. dull in BrownvilIe
simply because merchants don't advertise in
ihe Democrat. Ifshesias Die good OF the city
at heart, he should base his dun Time 40
. calls urson some more snbslan tisl reason
Corn--Qrite quantity OF corn has been
hauled into town during the past week.
Farmers are having a listle lcesure now, ard
finding that the incoming crop will be good,
q disposed TO sell of the old crop on hand.
The effect OF the European war upon corn
and wheat has not yet been felt rs far west
Chicago; and the prospects for q rise are not
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

| Agents ON the 8sstssesst Plan will be fur
nlshed fhe work a. biIdnax. = his is also quite
popular and prof .iin tif:es and large towns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

eFExtrs copies of fhe ADVERTISER for sale by
Moore Bradford. Bsokseilers. ssasioners and
News Dealers. No. 81 Mainstrcet, next door to the
Postoffice- -szs.sg s--.ssss --ass-
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yies and prices assasti On appll ;atio

For Circulars cqpang full description of The
Pictorial snniifyzfe. and ttrips to Agents,
address Potter,s s.fsrd Bible and Testament
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-18

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4I-3m - Cortland st. Newly Yorlz
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
Anftiou GaIes--fntnre Dans.


u S T A e S A l. E.
L by the directions of the will OF the late
Joshua Ashley, will sell at public auction, at
the late residence OF the testator, in Barnwell
County. on TUESDAY, 18th January next
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to
the said Estate, consisting OF Mules, Cattle, Fat
Hogs, Stock Hogs, Plantation Vehicles and Uten-
ss, Household and Kitchen Furniture and vari-
Gus other articles.
And at the same time and place will also sell
at public auction,
AL the REAL ESTATE OF the said testat0r. con-
sisting Of House and Lot In the Town of Willis
ton, on the South Carolina Railroad avenue, and
about 2200 acres OF land on the road from Barn
well to Willst0n, and extending from Sc Station
to Rosemary Church, consisting OF Seven Tracts
adjoining each other, viz: l. The "Homesteadn
tract, containing about 240 acres. 2. The Jowers'"
tract, about 249 acres. 8. The Fortune" tract,
about $50 acres. 4. The "Willis" tract about $50
acres. S. The "Strlngfellow" tract, about 200
acres. g. The "Odom' tract about 100 acres. Z.
The "BlacEman" tract, about 119 acres.
Terms-For the personal property cash. The
real estate on credit Of II months with interest
from the ay Of the sale. Purchasers to give their
bonds with sureties, bearing interest from the
day Of sale and mortgages Of the premises to Sc
cure the payment OF the purchase money, and to
pay for the papers and the necessary revenue
stamps. The mortgages to contain covenants for
resale at risk Of purchaser, upon non.payment OF
purchase money when due, at public auction,
after twenty yone days. advertisement.
W. L. CAVE,
lana tue Executor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
Hotel Arrivals-Janunry 3.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
T N. Warner, England; M. B. Crowell and F. W
Sparhawk, steamer Magnolia; W. T. ]. Wood
ward, South Carolina; n. K. Moorehead, wife and
daughter, Miss NJ. E. Moorehead Miss H. L. Moore.
head and Miss Herbertson, Pennsylvania; W.
Jackman, Pittsburg; Hon. J. A. Peters, Hon. w.
Z. Spencer, hon. r. Smith, Hon. Wood c. Dawes
and Hon. ]. NJ. Barklay, members Of Congress;
W. n. Jacobs, Augusta; W. ]. Atkinson, Sum-
ter s. c.; Mrs. L. Chamberlain, NJ y; Mrs. M.
Fisher, New York; W. F. Britain, New York; R.
R. Congdon, Georgetown, S. c.
PAVILION HOTEL.
A. n Kirkland, Southern Express Company;
Captain Isaac Davis, city; J. B. Ezell, Columbia;
q. d. Geiger Lexington; W. T. Blanton, Barn.
well.
MILLS HOUSE.
H. Weldon and R. Fleming, New York; G. Lod
urdge, London; E. W. woodward, wife servant
and two children, Boston; ]. G. Ross, Portland;
JIM Anderson, New Jersey; R. A. spon, Colum-
bia; NJ. M. Mott, New York; P. Whipple, Darling
ton; P. Hall, Florida; R. Hawkins and wife, New
York; Miss c. NJ Brown, Providence; DR.. A. q.
Mackey, South Carolina; Mrs. C. A. hackey, s. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY,

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u A. G. Rice vs. G. D. Carr, and al.
Will he sold In front OF tue Old Postofice, In
Charleston, on TUESDAY, the 1lth January, 1870,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
All that PIECE, PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with
the Buildings thereon situate, lying and being In
Franklin street,in Charleston measuring andcon-
tanning in front said street 80 feet and the same
on the back llne and 1873 feet In depth or less;
buttlng and bounding north on Land now or late
OF 7. q. Whitney, east on Franklin street, south
on Land now or late Of ]. c. Rivers, Trustee Mrs.
Sophia Cooper, and west on Land now or late OF
Joshua Lazarus.
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being In Church street, in Charleston measuring
and containing In front Oh Church street 20 feet
in width, and in depth from east to west 104 feet.
more or less Butting and bounding north on
Lands now or late OF estate Of Margaret Munroe,
south by the Tenement and Lands now or late OF
estate OF J. Mathews, east by Church street, and
west by Lands Of =.
Terms-0ne-fourth cash; balance upon bond
bearing per cent. interest per anRum, payable
semi-annuay, payable In one. two and three
years, secured by mortgage OF the premises and
Insurance OF the buildings thereon and assign
ment Of the policy. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. K. W. III. MACKEY,
dec2l td4 s. U. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
THE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION VS.. NINIAN
DRUMMOND ET AL.
AuctIonccr.

nv virtue OF an Order of Sale in the above cause,
dated 30th NOv'r, 1859, by the Hon. r. B. Carpen-
ter Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas sitting
In Equity, for the First Circuit, to me directed,
1 will sell at public auction, THIS DAY, the
4th day of January, 1870, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
the Old PostOffice east end OF Broad street,
Ali that LOT, PIECE AND PARCEL OF LAND
situate lying and being on the south side OF Broad
street. aud running through to st. Michaers alley,
with all and singular the Buildings thereon, In
the City OF Charleston aforesaid, measuring and
containing In front on Broad street thirty (30)
feet, more or less, by one hundred and eighty
seven 87) feet six 10y inches, more or less, Oh the
east line, from Broad street through to st. Nil
chael's alley, then twenty-six (26) feet three (3)
inches more or less, on st. Michael's alley; then
one hundred and eigllty-eIght QSS) feet, more or
less, from St. Mlchael's alley through to Broad-st.
on the west line. Butting and bounding northWard-
y on Broad street; eastwardy on lands now or Tor
mer!y OF A. b. Wilson and OF Richard Fordham;
southwardly on ST. Michael's alley, and westward
ly on lands formerly OF Robert Downie, now OF g..
W. Dingle ESQ.,; said premises conveyed by Mar:
tina Robertson to John Drummond BY deed, dated
I'd July, 1876. .
Terms-Onethird cash, and the balance on q
credit of one and two years, secured by Donu,
bearing per cent. interest, payable semlannual.
ly, AMI a mortgage Of the premises. Buildings
to be insured and policies assigned. Purchasers
to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
V. J. TOBIAS,
ian4 Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04

CRUuBs.-The latest speculation afloat is the
attempt of certain persons to buy up the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad stock at 81 share.
Before they sell at this figure the stockholders had
better8ok around them. word to the wise Is
sufficient
1t is stated by those persons who were early
rlsers yesterday morning that the aurora bsrealls
or Northern lights weIe very brilliant in the
northeast horizon, and were thought to be the
rejection Of another fre.
The resumption Of duties in the St. Philip street
school was celebrated yesterday by collation.
given to she lady teachers.
Two colored men had an alteration in State
street last evening, and ono Of them drew q
knife, but was interrupted by the police who
gave chase and captured the offender on Browns
wharf after q long chase.
4 drunken man who was before the Mayor yes
terday morning plead first offence, but was fined
for taking the captains name in vain.
The steepleman who was discharged for sound
ing the wrong signal, has been reinstated In his
position by the Mayor.
The tragedy week opened finely last night and
many persons were forced to leave for want OF
room.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
By BOWERS 6 SILCOX,
Auctfoneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- In the matter OF John Hargrave to Henry o.
viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Janu-
ary A D. 1870, at II O'Clock A. H., In front Of the
Old Customhouse, at the foot OF Broad street.
l. All that LOT OF LAND on the south side Of
Cannon's Court, containing AZ feet front by 140
feet In depth the east line, and las feet In depth
on the west line, bounding north on Cannon'S
Court, south on Lands of A. v. Dawson, west on
Lands now or late OF II. Workman, and east on
Lot No. 166; the said Lot being known in Payne's
plan Of T. n. Gadsdens Lands by the No. 1877.
2 All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above to
the east and known In the said Payne's plan By the
No. 1856, measuring in front on Cannon's Court AZ
feet by about 143 feet In depth. Bounding north
on Cannon's Court, south on lands Of A. V. Daw-
son, west on Lot No. lB7, and cast On Lots Nos.
163, 164 and 165:
8. All that LOT OF LAND on the east side Of Pine
street, and known In said Payne's plan by the No.
216 measuring in front OH Pine street 40 feet, by
about SO feet In depth. Bounding north on Lot
No. 217, south on Lot No. 2l5 west on Pine street,
and east on Lot No. 214.
4. All that LOT OF LAND known in Payne's plan
by the No. 219, measuring In front on Pine street
40 feet, by about SO feet in depth. Bounding west
on Pine street, east on Lot No. go, north on Lot
Nos. 223 224 and 225, and south on Lot No. 2l7.
s. All that LOT OF LAND known in Payne's
plan by the No. 206, situate at the southeast cor
ner Of Chinquepen street and Cannons Court,
measuring IS feet inches on Cannon's Court,
by about 100 feet In depth; bounding north on
Cannon'S Court, west on Chinquepen street,
south on Lot No. 207, and cast on Lot Ne. 205.
6. All those LOTS OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side OF President
street and known In Payne's plan by the Nos. 1es
and l64; measuring together In front on Pres1.
dent street 50 feet, on the back line 93 feet and
In depth 120 feet; bounded east on President
street, west on Lot No. 166. north on Lot NO. 1GS,
and south on Lands OF A. " Dawson. be the dt-
mensions OF all the aforesaid property more or
less.
Terms-Onc.third cash; balance on credit OF
one and two years, with interest from the day OF
the purchasers and mortgage OF the premises,
with covenant for resale on breach OF condi-
ton OF the bonds. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps and taxes for the year 1870.
dec25 tu3mtu2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
EoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE.

The ladies will not fall to call at the Depository
and examine our gallery Of beautiful CHROMeS.
Our shelves and tables present an attractive
array OF BOOKS and other articles for the Christ,
mas Holidays. The prices OF our Books are all
marked In plain figures for the convenience Of
visitors Amongst numerous others we call at
tention to the following:
the Infinitely Small. BY ]. A. Pouchet, with 347
engravings and colored plates, sl2. Bartlets
Walks about Jerusalem illustrated with over 1fty
steel engrayings and maps, bound In rich turkey
morocco, gilt s12. Loves and Heroines OF the
POets with selections from all the poets, With an
Introductory memoir and numerous steel por-
traits Of their herOines and loves large 4to. vol.
ume In rich Turkey morocco, gilt Sl5. Episodes OF
Fiction, or choice stories from great novests,
with biographical insroductons and notes, pro.
fusely Illustrated SO. Our Dumb Neghbors, con-
versations OF father with his children on 10.
mestc and other animals, with numerous large
engravings, SIS. Christmas In England, illuslra-
ted, from Irvngs Sketch Book, $3 50. The Eoli-
days, Christmas. Easter and Whitsuntide their
social festivals customs and carols, Illustrated by
Darby, S.. Bryanrs Forest Hymn. By william
Cullen Bryant, Illustrated by Mems, So. Lady
Geraldlne's Courtship. BY Mrs. Browning, over
thirty Illustration SIS. Dickens Christmas Books,
numcrously illustrated, bound IN rich morocco,
CLOTH 81. Cowpers Table Talk anm other poems;
New England, Illustrated, 50. Illustrated Edition
of The Gates Ajar, So 80. BOOK 0l Elegant En-
tracts profusely illustrated full morocco gilt So.
hundred and thirty illustrations, morocco, cloth.
full gilt So. The Desert World. BY Mangin, one
hundred and sixty illustrations, morocco, cloth,
Gilt, S.. The Bird. BY Michelet, two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings, morocco, cloth,
Gilt, So The World ut Home, Pictures and Scenes
in Far.or Lands, one hundred and thirty engrav'
ings So. ,,
The above list can give very imperfect Idea OF
the extent OF our assortment OF beautiful Books
for the Holidays. Our Juvenile Books are par
ticularly varied, and suited for all ages.
We have just received large addition to our
stock OF Mahogany and Rosewood Writing DESKS,
some new aud beautiful styles. A new supply OF
Photograph Albums OF very superior finish, Which
will be sold at unusually low prices. choice &c iot
OF Scotch Notions and q variety OF other fancy
articles not usually found In Book Stores Ok
ford editions Of Pocket Bibles yaryng IN price
s35. Episcopal Prayer Books, Oxford editions,
from 35 cents to So
ANY Books published In America or Europe
sent free OF postage on receipt OF publishers
price. Address
No. 26O King street, fin the Bend,) Charleston, s. c.
dec21 tuthsDAc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
By HUTSON LEE,
AuctiOnecr.
A C. RICHMOND, CLERK, vs.. A.

A C. RICHMOND, CLERK, vs. A. E.
~. KENNEY.
THIS DAY, the 4th or January, 1870, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse, In Charleston, at II
O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being
on the north side OF Tradd street, In the City OF
Charleston and State aforesaid, known by the No.
81, on the plan OF the lands Of Robert Llmehouse,
measuring and containing In front on Tradd street
about forty (40) feet on the east line one hundred
and fifty l5O) feet, and on the west line one hun
dred and twenty-five Q25) feet, be the said meas.
urements more or less.
Terms-Onc.fourth cash; balance payable In
four equal successive annual instaments, with in
terest thereon at the rate Of seven ~ per cent.
per annun. payable annually, secured by bond or
premises; the buildings to be insured and policy
OF insurance assigned. Purchaser TO pay for pa
pers and stamps. &. w. Ii. MACkEf,
lana 5. Q. Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
By HUTSON LEE.
c. RICHMOND, CLERK, VS.. JOHN

". SLh1sAt fS' oSA1N
~. G. TTGEN.
THIS DAY, the 4th Of January, 1870, will
be sold, at the Old CustomhOuse In Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND situate, lying and being
on the north side OF Tradd street, In the CITY Of
Charleston, and State aforesaid, known by the
Number 3S on the plan Of the lands OF Robert Lime
house, measuring and containing in front on on
Tradd street about twenty-five t25l feet, on the
cast line about one hundred aud twenty Ave
(l25) feet and on the west line about one hundred
il0Oj feet be the said measurements more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND. adjoining the above to
the west, and known by the Number SO, on the
plan OF the lands OF Robert Limehouse above
mentioned, measuring and containing In front
on Tradd street about twenty-five (25) feet, On
the east line about one hundred too feet, and
on the west line about sevcnty-nve tIo) ieet, be
the said measurements more or less.
-one-fourth cash; balance payable IN
four equal annual instalments, with interest
thereon at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum,
payable annually, secured Ivy bond or bonds OF
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises.
The buildings to be Insured and policy of insur-
rance assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. +. w. M. MACkEf,
ian4 >. y. Z.