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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-22
By LOUIS D.. DssAUssURE.

AVAILABLE RICE PLANTATIONS ON
i w. Cooper River known as, the Farm" and
ION TUESDAY. the eth day Of December next, at
II. O'Clock A. n, win be sold at the Old Postoice,
IN lhas PLANTATION stnase in the Parish Of
ST.. Johns Berkeley, on the western branch OF
Cooper River, known as the "oid and New
tarin,n measuring 555 acres, as per plat sof
Thomas J. Mellard dated 10th April, 1874; bound
ing northeast and north on Lands lately of'Frede-
rick Ford and Mulberry Plantation; southwest on
Seaton; southeast on. D0ckon Creek; aud daast on
Cooper River aud also, as part Of thesaid Planta-
tion; the tract KNOWN as the .tElh0w- Tract"
measuring rs acres. On the Plantation are q
Dwelling House, and negro houses sufficient for
the necessary force Of workers. There are 905
acres OF good tide swamp Rice band, most OF 1t
under cultivation and In fair order. There isalso
good Cotton and Corn b0nd. ts-a. fi's ..''.',l
e All that adjoining PLANTATION, known as
.aSeaton and Westham, or Weston" measuring
1880 acres. as per plat of John Diamond. aseSo
July, 1892; bounding northeast on WappanooiA
Greek which 'dlyldts 1t from the Old ana NeS
Farm and from South Mulberry Pantatloa, nortn
on Eands formerly Of Thomas AlIken, ~ nssse., o
|. .ptontation There are 28 acres Of good tide
swamp va, Rice Land, and 40 OF inland swamp Rice
1Se aad tracts OF land are under lease until sMt
December, 1870, at which time possession p VIII pe
given. o. h,,.n. al q, ,A,,;, A,vo ond
three years secured -by-boud and mortgage OF
the premises with interest fSom kheday Of sale
at seven per cent. per 3nnum, p9yapla annuany.
Purchaser TO pay for papers and StAMfs. 80,
k have ossq saaS ds assa'
pofn9vu' e.l: Ga ,saz'i:.'i
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cfAuctloncer.

rHE BANK OF CHARLESTON \ Us. W.
r. saunders ana N. B.:Prnthro.i
BY, virtue OF an order 10 the above case 10 me
directed, win be sold on TUESDAY, the 2sth day
OF November instant, at IL O'CLOCK a. m, III iIoht
Of the Old CustumhOuse,
All That LOT OF LAND, situate on Thomas
street, Cannonsboro', formerly Charleston Neck,
and known by the letter A. IN 9 CERTAIN Ta, pay OF
orath, trustees, which said plat was drawn oy
Robert K. Payne, surveyor, and dated 2lst Sep
tember, l849, measuring In front on Thomas
street As feet, on the west OF PACK i!ne 90 ieet,
ing to the east on Thomas street, to the west
partly hy Lot E IN the said plat to the north oy
Lot 3 In said plat aud to the south on Land now
or late Of Bishop Bowen.
All those THREE LOTS, situated on lsington
Court, in CannonSboro Aforesaid, and known by
the letters d, N and L on q certain plat OF Lands
ierelnbefore described. o.-.
: Lot H-Measuring In front on Islngton CsuIs
40 feet same on the east or back line, anu 100
feet In depth more or less; bounding west by !s-
lngton Court, east by Lot A In said plat north by
Lot K and south BY Land now or late OF Bishop
Bowen. ,.,U. o..,-.
40 feet same on east or back line, and In depth LOO
feet inches more or less; bounding west on lsllng
ton Court, east partly by Lot and partly Dy L0t
in said plat, north 10y Lot L, and south by Lot X.
LOT L-measuring In front on lsngton Court
40 feet same on the east or back line, and in depth
on north line lo2 feet, and on south line 10! feet
inches, more or less; bounding west by lsling
ton Court. east partly by Lot 3 anu partly by Lot
G In said plat. to the north partly by Lot NJ,
partly by lot N and partly by Lot o, and south
~Terms-One-thlrd cash; balance in one and two
wears. The credit portion to be secured BY BOND
and mortgage OF the premises; the buildings to
be insured and kept insured anu inc 9osy t as- Is
noys-tu4 E. w. NJ. MAGKEY,S. O. O. f
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BysW. 7. LETTCH s. R. s. BRUNS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC-

BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed by
the Hon. 9. S. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District OF South Carolina
DAY, November 9th, 1870, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at
the Old Postofice, foot OF Broad street. -
Ali that PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate lying and being In the Parish Of ST. James
Goose Creek on the southwest sldeof the South
Carolina Railroad track. In the County OF Charles.
ton and State aforesaid, containing one hundred
and ffty-one p51l acres, more or less, and more
fully described IN mortgage recorded In the
office Of Mesne Conveyance for Charleston Coun-
ty, on, May 2ad, 1867, in book &, page 23o
sTerms-One-half. cash: balance IN one year, to
be secured by bond Of pul chaser with interest at
the rate OF per cent. per annum and mortgage
OF the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate lying and being on Edsto Island, In the
Laurel Hill, containing three hundred t3O0t acres,
more or leas; bptting and bounding north on
Lands Of Henry seabrook: east on creek; south
Terms -one-thIrd (1) cash; the balance In two
equal successive annual ,nstalments, to be secur.
ed by bond OF purchaser. bearing Interest at pei
cent. from day Of sale, and mortgage OF the pre-
misses. Purchaser to pny for papers and stamps.
All that HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND, with Bake
ry attached, situate lying and being on the north
side OF Tradd street. In the City Of Charleston,
lately owned by the estate OF James F. Marshall
All that LOT OFLAND, situate lying aud being
on the south side Of Tradd street, In the City oil
Charleston, lately owned by estate or James F..
Marshall.
Terms-One.thlrd cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments to be secured by
bond OF purchaser, bearing Interest at the rate OF
I per cent. per annum. and q mortgage OF the
stamps. LOUIS LAIN,
noV4-ftu6th1 .' tt3signee.
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:, By A. G. McG1LLIyRAY,
AuctIoncer..

A NNA JULIA NIXON VS.. THE HOME
~ Loan and Building Association.
By virtue OF an order Of Court In the above case
to me directed, will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th
day of December next at II O'Clock A. ~, In front
OF The Old CustOmhouse In the following cases,
the Property as below described:
THE HOME LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION vs..
+! ---..-Ii's n. W. CROSS.
An that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon. situate on the north side OF Cannon
street being 5h lot east Of Rutedge street, In the
Timer Wards, CITY of Charleston, measuring In
With ON the north and south lines so feet, more
or less, and In deptA on the east and west lines.
lis feet. more or iess bounding north on lands OF
Allen. south on Cannon street. east on lands OF
Peter J. sires, formerly OF Francis u. oooia, ana
THE HOME LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION vs.
= a !. MICHAEL B0LaER. =
An that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there.
on situate at the south end o! Asnley court IN
Queen street, the City OF Charleston, measuring
on the west line 5Sfeet Inches same on east line,
aid nm the north ahd south lines As feet, more or
less. huttinp and lundiug nerth on lands OF L..
p Ashby Feast on lands OF -, south on lands
M 1SC Ptessleyit and west on lands. conveyed TO
James w. Gray, ATTORNEY and trustee, by G. w.
Terms Tonrms-one half cash: balance in one year, with
infhresf from day or sale, to be secured by bonds
of the purchasers and mortgages Of the premises
sold. Enndilgs1 due Insured and policies assign
to pay {Sr sapsTHso pMHoREy Rna sssR
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Auction Sales This Day.

Lowndes g. Grimbal will sell at IL o'clock
al the old Postofice, real estate.
R. NJ Marshall Il Brother will sell at II O'CLOCK,
at the old Postofice, real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Postofice, real estate.
John G. Minor Co. viii sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their store woollen goods, dry goods, &c. :.
Laurey l. Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, bacon, apples, &c.
TN. Cater will sell at O'Clock, at his store,
butter, hams, &c.
Macaueen 4 Rieeke viii sell at O'Clock, before
their stores shoulders, hams, &c.
Stefrens. Werner & Ducker will sell at O'Clock,
at their store, mullets, mackerel, &c.ss
Henry Cobia l. Co. will sell ass o,eloeseat their
store butter and dry salted meats.
A. h. Abrahams & Sons VI d sell alto o'clock, at
their stores, broadcloths, .casstperes, &c =
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By R. NJ. MARSHALL &. BRO, !, :.


A UCTIoN SALE UNDER ORDER OF
n COURT.
Thomas A. Huguenln and Louisa, his wife, VS..
BY virtue OF an order Of sale. to me directed by
the Hon. r. B. Carpenter, will offer fer sale; at
Public Auction, THIS DAY, the 22d day Of No
vember instant, at IL O'CLOCK at the Old Postofce,
foot Broad street, Charleston, 8. O., -
/. All that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND, },
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and be-
lima, on the road leading from Charleston to
Georgetown. commonly known as the ''Si1teer
Mile House." containing six hundred (6o0l acres
more or less; butting and bounding north or
Lands belonging to Elias Whilden; east on Lands
Iate the property Of Stephen Deyeaux; south on
Land late the property OF David Bailey, and on
Land OF VIM. j.. Grayson and the Parsonage
Tract, and west on Wando River.
@ All that PL 4NTATION;OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate, lying and being In Christ Church Parish,
on the Georgetown Road measuring and contain
ing two hundr, d and seventeen and three tenths
ing to the north on the last described tract; to the
south on Gebe Lands OF the Wappetaw Church;
to the east the said last described tract. and to
tile west on Lands of-Wm. J. Grayson, and hay.
presented on o plat thereof drawn by Robert (.
Payne Surveyor, dated December, 1929.
Also
g. All that TRACT OF LAND, called --alatto
Town" situated In Christ Church Parish, In the
District ,now County, Of Charleston, on the
Georgetown Road, containing twenty seven i27I
acres, more or less; butting anu bounding to the
north on Lands OF H. Lee, formerly known as the
"Barton Tract;n to the east on the same; to the
south on the Georgetown Road, and to the west
of Lands Of A. v. Toomer.
ALSO
4. AL that TRACT OF LAND In Christ Church
Parish, on the sea shore, measuring and contain
ing one hundred and sixty tl6o acres, more or
less; butting and bounding to the north on lands
late OF Northrop. to the south on the sea shore,
andto the west on lands OF John Kelly! !, ii .i'
:; Terms Of sale -One-third cash, and the balance
on credit OF one and two years, to be secured
by bond or bonds OF the purchaser, with inter
est from the day OF sale, at the rate OF seven per
cent. per aunnm, payable seral.annhally ...ahd
mortgage Of the premises sold! Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. &c 9, w: :DiNaLE.
noI22 '''. 'i.'.' special fe1efee.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION on
Cnmhabee River known aa Rnap tIiJI ana

VALUABLE. RlGE PLANTATION ON
Y Combahee River, known as Rose Hill and
Pleasant Hill. ..,..o.--. -,
Bee, trustee dated July !, 1882 viii be sold sat
Public Sale at or near the Old ePestotice,' In
Charleston. on TUESDAY, the Goth day OF ,Decem-
ber next. at II O'Clock. "t ~
All that PLANTATION on combahes River, ,de-
scribed In the, CONVEYANCE made by WillIamC;
children, TO Robert ChsOlm, Jr. trustee In accor-
dance with the order Of the Hen, R B., Carpenter,
Judge Of the First Circuit, dated the fit day eof
July, 1870, as GAu that tract OF Land comprising
the two Plantations called ..pleasant Hill, and
..Rose Hill,' and an 0dJoIning tract called,
beISs On phS RS Il County,
IN the state aforesaid, measuring and sedtaining
twency.one hundred and seventy. t2116} acres,
more or less; bltting and bounding to tne norsh
partly on Lands OF 6. .BaraW Hayward. land
partly on other Lands OF the, said William O. Bec
trustee OF Mrs. F. q. Trapier to the east on Lands
Of D. Blake Hayward and E. Barnwell HeyEald,
to the south on the, Combabee River, and 70 the
west oh;Iahds or Daniel Blake .','Ii.,:,
The said mortgage being given to secure the
credit portion OF the purchase money, and made
in pursuance Of che trust contained insSstd deed
OF conveyance; and containing power of Saleto
the said WllllamC. Bee upon: default OF payment
without resort TO any courtfor foreclosure ofthe
;0The said Plantation lis under lease to j B, Bis.
sell until the first day OF January; ISL, and Is
sold subject to the said lease. Possession given
on lst January, 1871. r,I.'aji - ~ = s..,2
Terms-oaethird cash; balance payable In one
and two years. with interest from the day OF sale,
payable semi annually. secured by bond OF the
chaser te pay for all requisite papers and revenue
stamps - nov19siturhadecE,la; 1870
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A ASuRPfIsE.-Solomon Happy, name well
known In the Court Of General Sessions and VII
liam Griffin with several others, were having q
quiet little game on Sunday evening in an old
boat living at, Patton's wharf, at the foot Of Hase
street. when they were disturbed by the sudden
interruption Of the detectives. The gamblers
were so deeply engaged that they did not hear
the on1cers until they leaped fromNhe wharf among
them Before they recovered from their aston
tshment, Happy and Griffin were each collared,
while the others made their escape by jumping
overheard and swimming to the adjacent wharf.
The two arrested were turned over to the State
for prosecution.
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'anrtion 6ales--g gnture Daps
LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
Auctfoneers,

AC. RICHMOND, CLERK OF THE
A. Court, Assignee, ys. Francis G. Cart, Trus
tee OF j. Cart Glover and wife,
1sTo will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th December next, at u A NJ, at the Old
Customhouse, In this city,
All that PLANTATION, called "Farr Field, :,
situate. living and being on the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, about Is miles from the City
Of Charleston, on the waters OF Stono River, In
St. Paul's Parish, COlleton County, containing one
thousand oeo acres, more or less oattng ~ ana
FenWick;. east on Lands now or late Of ". Trax.
ler; south on Lands OF 7. Cordry and Morton War.
Ing; west on, Lands Of O. B. Farmer and - Mel
Terms-One.third cash; balance by bond ofpur
chaser, payable In two equal successive annual
instalnents, with interest at per cent per an.
mum, payable annually, secured BY mortgage OF
stamns G. L. BUST,
noy22 Special Referee.
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ORDINATION OF THE REV 81. S. WINGARD.-
The ordination Of Mr. Il. S. Wingard as minister
OF the Gospel according to the faith Of the Evan
gellcat Lutheran Church, took place last evening
ut st. Johns Church. There was quite large
congregation, and many OF the members OF the
Lutheran Synod, lately in session here, were pre-
sent Tie Rev. T. S. Boinest delivered an able
and interesting sermon, selecting as his text the
5Sth.verse of the oath chapter Of Genesis: "Hnder
zme, not, seeing the Lord hath prospered my way"
SsEFhe charge was delivered to the candidate by
the Rev j. d. Hawkins, the president OF the sy-
nod, and he was welcomed into the fellowship Of
the church by the ordained minister's WHO were
present After the close Of the ceremonies col
lection was taken up for the benefit OF the Mis-.
iionarY Society. it',i i
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AFFRAY IN ABBEvILLE.-A Radical paper is
informed that bloody ARRAY took place In Able.
vile County on Thursday last. 1t appears that
Mr.. Cook, and three OF the Tolberts, all white,
and residents OF "Dark Corner" were engaged In
"a settlement, but not agreeing upon the figures,
words arose, when Cook, thinking the odds
against him too great, drew his revolver and
shot one of the Toberts dead on the spot, anc Sc
rlously wounded another The third took to his
legs and escaped.
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MAINE sHrPBUrLp3G.-The following notice
Of new ship which may be expected aethls port
is taken from thaPortland Argus:
The new shiRGeorse Skoldeh, now lying at the
end of Union wharf, f5 sptH1d did specimen OF the
substantial ana beautIfuksaps which Maine con-
tributes to taS commercaof the world. She has
stately auGFet gracefHigook that we have rarely
seen eaualIsd In marlRe architecture. The vessel
was builtSaT Brunswick by those widely known
IshipbuI!ders and owners the Skoldeld Brothers,
and Is nahed aftertheir father. The figure head
-or rnes ship is ashney carved, lfe-sIze statue OF
sthe late Mr.. SSofield. The ship Is 1913 s9.lo0ths
Etons, new measurement. She is 20l feet long
overAll ,7sk Keel; So beam, and "a depth OF hold.
tShe will rate Al for l3 years She Is most
thoroughly built, and Is handsomely finished. and
will be commanded By Captain P. c. Merrlman, or
Brunswick The owners OF the ship are the SSo-
field. Brothers, Captain Merrlman, Messrs. A: II.
stevens OF Boston, and d. W. True, OF this city.
sSHeBais from this port, In ballast chiefly, for
Charleston, South Carolina, for cotton.
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TOR SALE, BY ASSIGNEE IN BANK.
E RUPTCY-LAURENs RAILROAD.

RUPTCY-LAURENS RAILROAD.
District Court Of the United States, South Caro-
lima Distrlct-ln the matter OF the Laurens Kali
road Company, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
By order OF Hon. g. s. Bryan. District Judge OF
the United States, for South. Carolina Distrlct.
will sell, ut Public outcry, In the CITY OF C0um-
bia. South Carolina. at Il O'Clock meridian, on the
7th day Of December 1870, free. from oil liens ana
membranes all equity OF redemption De1ng
forever barred, and absolutely foreclosed, the
following property, viz:
The Track and Road.bed, Bridges, CulEerts,
Machine Shops, Water Tanks and Statlon-lolseS,
all the Locomotives, Cara and Machinery, ana all,
and singular the Property and Assets, real and
nersona OF every description whatsoever, OF TIL +
tAURESS RAILROAD COMPANY, and all the
rights aud privileges, franchises and easements
lawfully held, used or enjoyed py the said Lan-
rens Railroad Company, Oh the following terms,
viz:
and the residue In bond Of the purchaser, payable
in one, Two and three years, With interest aC
seven per cent. per annum, payable semt-annua!-
", and secured by mortgage OF the premises
sold; provided, however, that the purchaser snail
have leave to pay the whole bid IN cash: y ne pre-
fers to do so, JAMES M; BAATEh
Assignee OF Laurens R. X. Company.
n. B.-The Laurens Railroad is thirty three
miles in length running from Laurensville, s. g..
through very productive cotton region, and
denscy populated countrv, and connecting at
Newberry With the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road. Any information respecting the property
offered for sale above, will be glady furnished on
application to JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
oct2S-ltu13 Assignee, Newberry, s. G.
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ae-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1894, DR.. RUGGE discovr
cred "Carbenc Acid" and Its extraordinary msdb
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled it. Largely used by the French physt
clans in treatment Of consumptiye and scrofuSs
lous diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply
sicIan Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
sis, and fron thence rothe United States. No
thing else of the present day y7can equal HEN
RY's SOLUTION Oh oARBoI4C, CONSTITUTION
RENovApoR. Patients get better dJtsr only o1stt
dose has, been tasst5 fand' wecordlany recommend
it to the public. Editor. "Argus." tan171yr
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MrSHALL NATURE BE SUSTAINED? :?
To give deblltatlng medicines to the weak is
about as sensible as 1t would be to try to help
man to his feet by kicking him when he was
down.
That sort OF practice is going out OF fashion. L
has filled 80 many graveyards that people no
niger believe In it.
II those who are not strong by nature expect TO
avoid the attacks OF disease, they must endeavor
to acquire the vlgor necessary to resist 1t.
How IL this to be doneS Common sense sug-
gests by the use OF lnvlgorating medicine. n
The great object Is to strengthen the system
without exciting It,
This object is accomplished by the ludicious use
OF the most potent and genial OF all vegetable
touics and Alternatives STOMACH
BITTERS.
Many valuable properties are combined in this
preparation. 1t improves the appetite and rem
ders digestion easy and perfect
1t gives steadiness to the nerves. induces
healthy, natural flow OF bile; prevents constipa-
ton without unduly purging the bowels; gently
stimulates the circulation, and BY promoting q
vigorous condition Of the physical system, pro-
notes, also, that cheerfulness which is the truest
indication of well.balanced condition OF oil the
animal powers. .s-:5 -:5.,;--.=@..si- .;--%.=@..,si--
Summer leaves both the body and the mind
more or less exhausted. Now Is the time to re.
crut them, and thus forestall the maarious feyers
and other complaints which PROSTATE so many
thousands every fall noVl9-OD&C
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSsURE.
OAPES,S PLANTATION. OGEECHEE

RIVER, GA. f..f
For Sale or Rent, one OF the most valuable Rice
Plantations on the Ogeeche River, In the State OF
Georgia, known as the CAPESs PGANTKflON,
tsituaie near 40. TX Station, on the Atlantic aud
Gull Railroad, seventeen miles from Savannah; J
containing about 500 acres Of Land, OF which
about 42O acres are good Rice Lands, under bank
and ditch. On the Plantation there IL good
Dwelling house with five rooms. garden and
outbuildIngs; one OF the bsst barns and mills on
the river, capable OF threshlng over 800 bushels
per day. with storage room for 1000 bushels rice;
good double negro houses to accommodate ABOUT
tfty laborers, prettily located on bun consid-
cred healthy; also, good stables.
The neighborhood is good one to get labor,
and has the advantage Of daily communication
with Savannah by railroad. nov1a-sltutn4
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BY A. c. McGHLIVRAY,
TIME HOME LOAN AND BUILDING
AcSacI ATIQN Va MELVIN b. WILbUR.

HIHE HOME LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION vs.. MELVIN B. WILBUR.
By virtue OF an order Of court In the above case,
to me directed, will be sold on TUESDAY, tne latn
day OF december next OF II O'Clock, In front Of
the OIL Customhouse, ,,,.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side OF Rutledge
street. TO the City OF Charleston, and designated
nv the No. so and the No. 40, In o plan by +. K.
Payne. surveyor dated 24th November, 1856,
measuring thirty six feet front on Rutedge street.
thirty six feet on the west line, one hundred and
dred and ninety.ve feet on the south line; bound
Ing east On Rutledge street, west on Lamb street,
north by Lots Nos 81 and 49, and south oy Land
Of B. c.. Gadsden. ,,
wear. with interest from dny OF sale, secured by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF; the premises
buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps;
E. w. NJ MACKEY,
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWiESSs. Ss

WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, THE 22r
w instant, at the Old Postofice, st IL O'Clock,
LOT, with Two Story Wooden Dwelling and out
buildings, No. Woo1fsstrest, inorthlEde, between
Meeting and Nassau streets. y Lot measures 80
feet front by 100 feet deep, more or less. m -. .
buildings, No. 9 Vernon street, north side, fbe-
tween Marsh and Concord Streets Lot measures
40 feet front BY 120 feet deep, more or less. -S.
Terms-Half cash; balance In one year, sec1red
chaser to pay J.R. T. for papers anda necessary
stamps. o-o..,.y1,t,.
Six half acre LOTS In the Town Of !Ravenel, On
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad ~ ,pl.5
nov22 -,