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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
Jeems. the DOorkeeper.

DR.. John Brown tells a story of one
Jeems, a dO0rkeeper at the United Presby-
terian Church, in Broughton Place, Edin-
buFgh. On q certain occasion, after a
charity sermon, one Of the congregation
by accident put crown piece into the
plate instead of penny, and starting
back at its white and precious face, asked
to have it back; but Jeems, who held the
plate, said: .-.rr- -sr.. .- ..
"In once, in forever"
"Aweel, aweel,' grunted the unwilling
giver, "I'll get credit for it in heaven"
"Na, ma" said Jeems, "yeIl get credit
only for the penny"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

PLEASURE And PIETY-Thers Is no sitiS
gle pleasure that manly man ought q
love the flavor Of; which is not permisal-
ble to a Christian. There is not . thing
which q Christian may not have, bus
which every young man ought TO h6
ashamed to take. Piety does not shut up
the avenues Of enjoyment. True virus
makes every enjoy meat hfctilty more sem
sitive to enjoyment, 1 repUdiats and re-
pei with scOtti the imputatioH that Rheh
man Is a child of God, and IS q PeacE
with all Gods laws in matetial things
and moral things, he is shtit up Ne ig
enfranchissd, rather. He Is enlarged. he
IS bnnobled. There is more music In him.
iH every single chord and fae1lty, than
there can, be in ahy other. There II no
man so free, there Is no man who has
range so boundl6ss, 'as the man who Is Ht
peace with God And yes there. are multi-
tudes Of persons who suppose that there
are peeuliaf pleasures which can not b6
taaped except by rePrObate course
There never was any mistake greater than
that Beecher. s5r.r 3D.. r1r-a III
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
Gonundrums.

Can curl over the torshead. bs called "LOcks on
the Understanding p ,
When Is a Chinaman most ikea Vegetatlel When
a cue oamBfrS his head'J 7uu ojni msd. -via1
Why vas the giant GOIiah very mueh astonished
when David hit him with a stone Because such a
thing had never suteFed his head before. ace.
Why is the camel the most irascibls animal In the
worid? Because DO always has his back up. -
How Is It that the always goes sOquickly ?
Because there is so often an evening mist
When does the rain become familiar to q lady .
When it begins to patIer Oh her back. r-.. .r....
Answer to 'tuisnE in last weeks News stsphauuI
B GaFmJp,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
The following epitaph is copied
from a tombstone in Hadley church.
ward, Suffolk, England !

Ben. Franklin was a wise and prac-
tical man, as the world we'll knows.
But we're proof required, this sentence
from his pen would DC sufficient; "a
newspaper and Bible in every house
"a good school in every district-all
studied as they merit, are the principal
supports of virtue, morality, and civil
libertv.b Let, it be observed the
philosopher ranks his three great
means Of civilization accurately.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

We met with this witty and unah.
swerable retUrt in a sketch of q short
trip through a portion Of Ireland.-
The writer is conversing with his car
driver: ''You are d Catholic, Jim
my?" ayes, yer hon6r.'i u Sand you
pray to the Virgin Mary ?" 81 do,
yer honor" "Well, there's no doubt
she was a good woman, The Bible
says so. But she may have been no
better than your mother or mine. =
"That's true, yer honor. But then
you'll allow there's a mighty differ
ence in their children"
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Egypt.

Once more there is news Of mis1ndeFs'
standing between the Sultan and Khedivs.
These differences between a weak and iealf
Gus monarch and an ambitions and shrsW q
vicerOy have been many within ths past
three years, and bid fair to end ultimately
in tho Independents Of Egypt and the ereo-
nasty for Isnsil Pacha. In the pHst the
bold and cunning one Of Egypt has aPphr$
emily yielded 10 the demands Of Abdul
Assiz, but after each reconciliation be has
rsdOub ubled his efforts to strengthen his mile
iIary establishment. When he feels strong
enough to defy the power Of Turkey ha
will create misunderstanding that can BE-
settled only by the arbitrament Of war.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

A lawyer built him an office IN the
form of a hexagOni or six square
The novelty of the structure attracted
the attention OF some lrishmen who
were passing BY. They made full
stop and viewed the building very
critically. The lawyers somewhat
disgusted at their curiosity, raised
the window, put his head out, and
addressed them so-i st9lE %.
"What do you stand thets ioFi Ike
pack Of blOckheads, gaming at my
office Do you take it for church,
"Faix, answered one Of them, 81
was thinking 80, till l saw the
divil poke his head ont Of the
windy" -. g.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

"Gail Hamilton" has been gaEsd
upon by newspaper man ia Wash
ington, who places upon record, for
the benefit of future historians, the
ensuing statement "She is rather,
small, has round, fresh and happy
looking face, blue eyesg and brown
hair, worn short, and sort o. odrled OF
fri8zled. She is animated in eouYer-
sation, talks as she Writesi is wittyi
fond of jokes and mist be jolly to
have around. She doesn't look
bit psdanlic or blus-stockin'iied, and
judging from her faces sEie could pass
nicely for twenty-five years old"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

4 census taker recently asked q,
servant girl in the vicinity If Boston,
how many regular, steady boarderS
there we've ia the hoHsB. She inform
ed him that there were fifteen board-
srs III all "but not tnore'n four Of EN-
is steady the rest is dimmecrats."
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TWo H0URs IN ADVANCE
LpARrTCnLAR NOTICE.
Notice.

TUyHoSE owing the late frm Of Gregg MeFaddsn,
Are requested 10 call and settle immediately.-
s bo+s can be found al the stors Of MeSsTs. HES
fend 4 Ayres our old stand, and they authorized
70 receive money and notes IN the Settsmsut Of said
buginess and to use my name in reeeipttng for the
AZ the assets Of said late hru of Gregg MeFadden
are not probably than sufficient 20 pay its liza
biIities aud the undersigned is the only solvent
neaF thereof Il will be necessary for him TO make
III I,-.si,-.- .7,repptiv = John G. GREGG.
July 26, 1870. y1ea
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Oliver Wendell Holmes calls a kiss
a Iisping oonsonant. He should have
added, also, that it usually follows
avowal. .s.....i. .,.l-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
O0TYS WASHlNG-MACHlNE.
LATELY MUCH r,IPBovED-AND TIE NEW
UniYersaI CIothes Wringer

Improved with RoWEL'G PATENT DoUBLE Cos-WHEELs,
aud the PATENT sroP, now unquestionably Ear gu
psroF any apparatus for washing clothes ever IN
vented and win their cOst twice year, By saving
abor and clothes.
Those vhO have uSed thsn give testimony As fol-
lows SO
eve like our machine mHch; cauld not be persuaded
to do without il and with the aid Of DOty feel that
We are mastsr' Of the POstiOnR Rev 1. Scott, Bishop
M. T. Church.
"In the laundry Of my bouse there is a perpetual
Thanksgiving Mondays for the invsntiOD."-IBsv.
L. Cuyler.r
''Every week has given It stronger hold upon the
Affections Of the inmates Of the laundry."[N. z OBJ
server. -----. ..-.H
81 heartily commend lit TO seonomists oftime,
ey, and cOntentment-"- Rev. Dr.. Bellows.
''Frisnd Doty-YOur last improvement Of your
Wishing Machine Il 3 complete success. RSsnrs you
'Our dsehihe, after years use, 10 thought Of
to-day than ever, aud would not be parted with
der an! circumstances. ."-l lS0l0n Robinson.
The N. 7. Weekly Tribune, Of Dec. Is. 1862 IN ans
wef 70 correspondent, spys: sOf Washers, thsEs d
none 10 be compared with DOty'H"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

f. Two brothers, who were very sues
cessful dentists, built d lafgs and
handsome house, the appearance Of
which was thought to resemble q
large'molar tooth. 1t was a common
remark "See What brothers eau do
wheu they pull together - aaat ie.
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Geogroph hical Enigma.

am composed ofl2 letters.
Ny 10 4 5 is Cape ia South America. w.
My 6 10 I is one Of this United states
f Ny 3 I 8 i large city in Europe r-E -
Ny u II 4 10 II il the name q an ocean:
Er My II 10 3z2 is ihs name Cf city in Egypt.
My II 9 10 8 6 is peninsula ia Europe.
Ny whole il tile name Of gIand diyisi9n et ihe
sarth. sROo-FLY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

"Mr. Jones, ! understand tUd said
I sold you barrel Of cider that had
water in it," ''NO, no." was the re-
ply, al only said yon sold mo 9
barrel Of water with s little cider ID
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It was wise negro who in speak
ing Of the happiness Of married pso-
uls, said, "Dat 'ar 'pends altogether
on how dey 'joy deyselyes." -.'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. - p

~ PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Probate Court
Of HiahIand COUNTY. Ohio, Will offer for sale Al
public Auction on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF January
D. 1871. at O'Clock in the afternoon, on the prem
isss the following described Real Estate:
Situate in Clay township, Highland county ana state
Of Ohio on the Of FLAT Run, branch OF bite
os r creek and bounded and described follows: Be-
Ginning al \ stone iu the centre Of county road IN
fbe north line Of Sur ey No. 1898 Of which this s
part thence with said ine north 4s deg west 100 poles
y, a stane in said line; thence south AZ deg. min
vest 5s poles 20 stone; thence south 4s deg EAST ls9
es 40 stone IN the centre of said rOadi thence with
M road north 40 deg SO poles 70 the place Of be-
rinniuV-oontainjng 78 acres, part or Samuel Hunts
survey No 1888, being the farm Of which james Hos
seiot died selzed-trse from dover. o. ------.- ~ q,
Terms Of sale-Ons-third in hand, one-third IN one
vesr and onefhird in two years from the day Of sale
with intsrssT the payne Dts % be seoufrd u mortgage
nno fbe preuset sold or approved personal security
= ri n I FREDERICK DRUHOT,
Admir- Of James RosselOt, decensed.
4 q W,t,hsw4, a ty. deo2,E4pr'Sk So. 80
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

a young lady being asked whether
she would wear a Wig when her hair
turned grey, replied, 'Oh, no, III dye
first % ..-.-.... ..-. .-. ..
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4 celebrated Wit was asked Il be-
knew Theodore Hook. ayes" be
replied, Hook and eye are old asSdi
ciates." aJ -a1 .-.a rat g..
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Youths Department.

RB7OrigiuaI Enigmas, 0hhrsess. PrdHlsms, etc.,
respectfully solicited. The answers must always ae-
company them, together with the real sauie Of the
writer. g.5--E a. ....i.......--s --.... ....-..s 8
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

q. A learned doctor has given his
opinion that tight lacing is q public
benefit, iuasmuch as its tendency is. to
kill of all the foolish girls and leave
the wise ones to grow into women.
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"A smile" !" said ask year old sem
timentalisJ, .iis the whisper Of .
laugh"
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A little girl of eight or ten sdmner5
being asked what dust vas, fepliedj
that it was ''mud with ths juis37
squeezed out F." at
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

An uptown dealer advertlses "Teh
pounds Of sausage for a Quarter Of 3
dollar-dOg cheap."s Il are: .-.,a e.
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The way to treat a man Of doubtful
credit is take no note Of him,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19

A t6per's idea Of bard dfihkihg-
sitting on a rock, and sticking iCitlcs:
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Enisuaa

. -t- FvaH Enigma. g== l-sl.. 90.
am oompoOed Of 2S letters.
Ny rs % II Is very -nsS fai.r % 'si-s.i ! ai
MY J 70 20 25 Il an article Of ford
hyl3 10 u Is S 10 Is q serpent. ~ .-.= .rl
H My Z 26 Il is the name Of sn Hptmel.
Ny % 20 81 - 70 DiCknAnlb for boy. p. q t.
My p l are worn by the gentlymep.
Ny 7e sG6'l 2T u the name Of . town in Eng.
land. -...-.. r...,s f.--.- f....
Ny whole is the name Of young couple Who are
cry fond Of onions. JUSTIN.
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PRTCEs-A FATR OFFER.


If the Merchants in your place viii not furuirh OF
send for the Machines send the retail price, wash
or sl4, Extra Wringer 50, and will Grward either
both maohInes free Of freight to places where
one is sellinRfand sure, they will be liked
that agres to refund the mrney e any wishes
Feturn the machines ieeOf freight, alter mOnths
trial, according to directions.
No husband, father or brotber should permit the
drudgery Of washing with the hands, hfytwO days 10
the year, when iE eau be done better, ezpedi-
tiousy, with less labor, aud injury tho garments
by a Boty ololhss Washer aud Unigerssl Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal discount
are made
R. C. BROWNING, Gem Ag't .
50 Cortland s., -Ne'0 York,
oeeoui7 f- o. .--..-r
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High toned McB-ths tenor singers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-01-19
T0 PHYSICIANS.
Nrn Yonr. August 18th. Isss.

- NEw ToRK, August 18th. 1858.
! , bli1ss me 70 can your attention 10 ny
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EA-
TRACT BUCHU. The component paTIa
are, BUCHU, LONG IBAI, CUBEBS SUN4'
n TS5r ~ P1TPiF FtTIov.-Buchu,i "a vacl0,
Juniper Berries, by distillation, % form
Ane gin. Cubebs extracted by dlspieee-
ment with spirits obtained frOm Juniper
o. Bsries; very hele B1gnE t9 used aRa 4
Enal proportion o. epirl- 4tls iLsls lPsl
atabie than any now muse.
Buchu as prepared by Druggistss is o.
dark color. It ie q plant that emits ita ma
9fruce: the action Of q fame destroys thig
fits active principle) leaving 3 lark snq snq
. SIutinons decOctinn- Nine IS the cOlor-OE
tngfs5ients. The Bnehu in my preparation
nredominateg; The smallest Qulnuty q ne
other ingredients are added, 10 prevent Ter
msntation; upon inspection it VII pe toalla
Rot 70 be q 4incinre, az made N Fhallnai
conaaa. nor IS it Syrup-Gnd Therefore can
be uasd in eases where ieTeE OT inhamma-
tion exists. IN this, you have The know.
ledge Of the Ingredients and Ghe mode o.
flo5i5T tIot vou vlIl sgar it with atrial
and that upon Inspection IL wiz meet Wlth
your approbatiOn,
Wifh 8 feelinT of profound eonGdenee, re
] An, very respectfully
BE- H.T. HELMBOLD,
i Chemist and Druggtsto 70 yeersexPeFis
a From the largsst Manufacturing Chsmists
~ the WORLDLY 49,. a..
- H1H lr 9 November 4, 1884.
d. II an aeuHninted with Mr. q. z. Heln-
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was guceeeslill IN con-
dncting the business where others bad noL
been equally 90 before hiEl- have oeel9
favorably innressed with bis character and
80 WILLIAM WEIGHTEA1L ~
Firm Of Powers and Weightman. 4anuiae-
furinF Chemists, Ninth and broGh
.- Strests, Philadelphia, --..--s I..s
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A delicate parcel to be forwarded
by rail-A young lady wrapped spin
herself.
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,s5fsHz ta3 sLi
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-19
Thomas (ileason's Statemont-A Card.
TOME EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

In your issue of the 18th instant, you state
thar was connected With the late robbery OF @r.
Wehrmann'h store> and also that OF M. Meyeiss,
some two months ago, all OF which Is absolutely
false On the Sd Of July, 1871, during my absence
from my place OF business, q drayman LETT at my
store rice tierce containing coffee; my vile not
knowing the same to he stolen allowed II 70 re-
MAN, at which place 1t was found the next day:
In my store there were cigars that l had
purchased OF, or about the I'd OF June, 1871, wncn
were also seized, as property stolen previously
from the Aforesaid Meyers.
venture TO say that an impartial grand Jury
will consider both charges OF frivolous charac-
ter, insufficient to warrant an indictment. Some
Of the detective force stole, or allowed 10 oe
stolen, hams, cigars and other property, IRON
my premises. While pretending to search the
same, they seized large portion OF the goods IN
my store, and carried them ~ the Detective ONCE,
where they were greatly injured and damaged,
wellknowinG that no eomplains MI asa sr osen "aue
was required to pay the draJage 10 senq my
goods back 10 my store. They also closed my
store for three days, and nailed up the same. Tne
coffee left as above stateq, was worm less snan
500 Trial Justice Levy sent me TO jail 10 default
or $4,000 bail, and afterwards reduced II TO sooo:
Mr. Schroeder, IN the cigar case, first required
sl5oO, and afterwards reduced 1t also to $500.
stating that hey did not consider the parties pre-.
sented as good security. Every thing was uOne
by these two ial Justices to prevent my being ad
milted 10 bail I was. kept 10 confinement tuetVe
uHyS, Tue OUJeCb lug LOlOECe LIE tORfc iul w I'M
mann three hundred dollars, port OF which
Wehrmann represented ME he would have topay
to the officers and that would give him the three
hundred dollars he would settle the case, otner.
wise they would send me to the penitentiary. l
declined this proposition and emp Dyed MaJor G.
w. Buttz as my attorney. who procured my re-
lease by virtue Of writ OF habeas corpus, on the
18th instant.
If this case ever comes into court, l am deter
mined to show up taess parties In an unenviaole
light. THOMAS GLEASON.
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Hotel Arrivals-July Is.
MILLS HOUSE,

MILLS HOUSE.
Henry Fl. Roberts, Florida Railroad; John F.
CradocE, ". F. May, Savannah, Ca; ]. @. Car
penser city; L. @. Dargan, F. ". Cooper, Darling.
ton, S c.; ] N. Nathans, city; R. ]. Donaldson,
Cheraw, s. G.; Jno. Curtis. New YORK; A. c. Shat
fer, WATERFORD S. c.; E. O. Terry, Brooklyn, New
York; inc. Anderson, U. S. A., Columbia.
CHARLESTON HOTEL
Captain s. Crowell, steamship Georgia; E. w
Bench, Washington, D. c.; d. B. Loverman, At.
lanta, Ca; E. A. Marshall, Philadelphia; James
A Wright, Washington, Ca; S. Dibble, Orange
burg, $. c.. A. Morrison city; ]. A. Walker, Will
mIngton, N. c.; T. NJ. Lowry, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Geo. E. Courtenay, city; Il. S. Harnes, e. J. Acos-
ia, r., Savannah, Ca; J. P. Gibbs, city; Mrs. O.
R. F. Bakes, Sumter, S. c.; Jerome P. Case,
Florence, S. c.; ]. Lltt!eheld, New York; Jno.
Thompson Hrs. L. Ii. Montgomery, ]. J. Netnes'
8. e.; ]. $. Burch, Miss Kate Burch, Nashville; A.
Isaacs and vie, Greenville, S. @.
PAVILION HOTEL.
q. DAILY, Ca; S. F. Humphrey, Tlmmons7ille,
8. C;R. Tutre and lady, Miss Tuttle, st. Stephens;
Jas. Harper Kingstree; H. Holman, araham's
Cross Roada; S. K. Rodgers, J. D. Rodgers,
Northeastern Railroad; A. F. Moore, Union Gold
Mines; G. a. Camp, Montmorence; John P. Chase,
Savannah Georgia; A. Wahstatz, n G.; D. Louis
S. c.; win Harper, Kingslree, g. G.; Jno. Glea'
son, Brooklyn, New York.
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The RADICAL SPLIT N WARD 5.-The pro-
ceedings in this ward were not as harmonious as
they might have been, and two sets Of delegates
were elected from the ward.
The meeting was called to order by the pre't.
dent OF the ward, A. A. Aspinall. but as IL ls
customar In these ward meetings to elect o tenn.
porary chairman while an election for delegates
is taking place, Immediately after vote was
taken and carried to place W. Grans In the chair
An angry discussion followed, after which those
who supported the regular chairman, tAspinall,)
withdrew to the outside Of the building, where
they reorganized and elected the following dele
gates: N. A. Quipn, T. E. Dixon, R. Deles!ine, p.
Saltas, @. Elliott, W. A. Hord, R. E. Savage, b.
Wood. The delegates elected at the. inside meet
ing are as follows: W. Grant, r. Howard, p.
Frost, D. T. .Bruwn, R. Manigault, B. Ladsden, H.
Minots, T. E. Dixon, A. Jones. The convention
viii have to decide upon the claims OF the con.
tending factions. but as the Grant party took the
regular course and elected their delegates In the
han, tits generally thought the Aspinsil delega.
,on, who chose to be elected 'oatside,n will have
to stay outside when the convention meets.
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BY A. C. McGILLIvRAY;:
Nuctioneer,

TOHN q. HOUSTON VS.. ANN N. PRES,
81 TON, John F. Preston, Margaret R. Preston
sale under Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
Pursuant TO an order OF thu hon. &. f. Graham,
made IN this case, and dated 28th June, 1871,
will proceed to sell at public auction Ia the City OF
Charleston, on TUESDAY, the sth day Of August
All All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL oF. LAND
with tile buildings and improvements thereon,
situate, lying and being on the west side OF Church
street, In he City Of Oharl st0n, State OF Soufh
Carolina, measuring and containing tn 'front.' ON
Church street, twenty eight (28) feet by eighty;
nine f8g) feet in depth, be the same more or less:
Cutting and bounding to the north by land. OF
estate OF Mckenzie. on the west by land now or.
late Of estate Of Edward Francis, on the south ~
land now or late or Thomas 0'Brien, and on the.
west by Church street.
All that PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND.
commonly called the "Six Nile House Tract,n
measuring and containing about eighty seven and
one.half acres be the same more or less. Bntting
and bounding on the north BY land OF MyerS,
south and east by lan18 now or formerly %, Rey-,
nolds. and on the west by the State Road. ..r..
Terms-One third cash; remainder In one ana
two years; to be secured BY bond OF the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day OF sale, ana Q
mortgage or the property buildings TO be insured
and Kept insured atthe expense 0fthe purchaser,
aud the policy assigned with the mortgages. Puf-
chasers TO pay me for papers and stamps. t.s
CHARLES d. SIXONT0N, Referee.
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