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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-30

ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We
were favored few days since with Il
visit from GEO. C. HILDT, the gen
tlemanly Route Agent of the Adams
Express Company for the B. Il o. r.
L. Section.
With reference to the overcharges
reported by us Il short time since, he
explains it as occurring through mad
vertence Of agents and messengers,
who, accustomed to old rates and usa-
grs, are not yet habituated to the new.
That the Company is carrying freight
at the reduced rates he represents as
a tuct These rates will be adhered
TO. as the Company, as far as possible,
is bound to give satisfaction.
We are authorized to say that in cases
Of overcharges, &c, Mr.. G. BERKE-
BILE. the accommodating Agent for
the Company in Frostburg, will make
corrections in strict accordance with
The rates, upon prompt presentation
Of the matter to him.
We referred, ais to the expense at
tached to the delivery of packages to
our doors. Mr.. HILDT explains, very
correctly we think, that the Company
Is carrying freight at the lowest pos
slble rates, consistent with the i'm.
mense expense sustained, being based
upon carriage over extended lines-
These are, also, adjusted to the accom-
mediation Of people along our short
lines, with, however, proportionate-
ly, nure expense To add that of de
livery would make it losing bust
ness. So that increased accommodate
ton would necessitate an increased
rate. but little, if any, less than that
now sustained
We publish this explanation with
pleasure
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TOT IHUVOT,
FRED. JOHNSON.

For Councilmcn
JAMES KANE, A. J. WILLIsON,
FRED GROSS, &. BERKEBlLE,
JOS. MILESTONE, John NoUGTMAN
Election will occur on Monday next.
The following remarkable epitaph was
copied from a tombstone in Cheraw, South
Carolina, by soldier, during the war, who
has handed it to us for publication.
My name. my country, what are they TO thee
What whether high or lew my pedigree:
Perhaps far surpassed all other men;
Perhaps fell below them ALL what then:
n nee it, stranger that thou see II tomb, .
Thou know 81 its us, il hidcs-no matter whom To
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Orphans Court.

UfpnanS court.
Judges Coulehan Long and McCullcv.---
Z. Fuller, Register. The proceedings of
Tuesday were as follows
The last will and testament of Benjamin
q. Dawson, deceased, was proven and adj
mi,tcd to record, and letters tcstamcnlary
en- the estate of said deceased were granted
TO VIM. II. Miller, the executor by said will
appointed. Penalty of bond $4,000.
cicrs OF administration were granted to
Catliarinc Wagner on the estate of Francis
Wagner, deceased Penalty of bond $4,000.
The last will and testament of Louisa
Mofiit, deceased, was filed for probate.
Christian Fikc. guardian to Nancy Fikc,
settled lis tenth account
Thomas g. McCulloh executor of Mary
McCulloll, deceased, reported sales Of real
estate amounting to $9552,50.
NoMINATIoNs,-At the Republican meet
ing on last Saturday evening, the follow
nr nominations were made.
For Mayor,
JOSEPH WALSH.
For Counciinen,
WILLIAM NOEL, PHILIr MICHAEL,
CONRAD LApP, DOUGLAS Percy.
u.s.. D. ARMSTRONG, JABEz JEFFRIE
Another, entitled the Reform Tick
Ell, is also out. 1t consists of The fol
loving:
For INuyor,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-03-30

THE WuEATEN LUAF-Good wheat
bread and butter is the staff OF civil
lied life. Take away wheat bread
and butter from our families for few
generations, and who is prepared to
say that civilization would not glide
easily to state of barbarism? There
is sound philosophy in this suggestion
because there is no other kind of hui
man food that is so admirably adapt
ed to the development of the human
frame. including noble brain. as good
wheat bread. Civilization has seemed
to keep pace with the production Of
wheat, and refined society the world
over has seemed to exist coeval with
the wheaton loaf.
We lind the lowest order of intelh-
gences standing on a potato. Only
one step above this class, another order
is found on q hoecake. One degree
above this we meet with the class
that has risen in the scale Of being as
high as it is possible for mortals to
rise ON a pancake. Head and Shout
ders above all of these classes we find
the highest order OF intelligences,
with large and well-deveIoped brains
and noble characters, standing secure
" on their wheaton loaf. No other
food can excel the wheaton loaf, be-
cause it furnishes more and better ma
terial for the human brain than any
other food.
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FKosTBrRG, MD, MARCH 81, 1872.

type an Interested CORES pOuuent
raises another question:
FRosTBrRG, MD MARCH 81, 1872
EDITORS JoURNAL.---lnasmuch as public
journalists are expected to know and look
after everything public interest, ] wish
to enquire why it is that goods. shipped by
Express to this, or any point between here
and Piedmont. w. Va, from places west of
Piedmont, must 90 all the way around by
Cumberland. thereby. in many cases, doub-
ling the necessary cost of transportation
and the time required for delivery? For
illustration barrel of eggs, shipped to-day
from Oakland, or Cranberry Summit, to
Homecoming, or Barton. must 20 around by
Cumberland, and not reach its destination
until tomorrow evening; when, if the
transfer was made at Piedmont, instead of
cumberland, it would be delivered in the
morning and the distance reduced about
half. and as matter of course, the cost.
If there is any reasonable excuse for this
roundabout way Of doing business we would
i..,c to know it, lNQUIsITIvE.
We refer our correspondent to Mr..
HERkUBIlE.
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s'rU~: bug. 7lsarrh 80. 1872.
LOCAL.

Foolish Joe" next week.
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SCHOOLS.
GERMAN SCHOOL.
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE undersigned, having secured the SER
/ vices of Rev B. SICKEL, will open
Select School, in Frostburg, on the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1872,
in which we propose to teach everything
taught in the best academies Of our country
No pains will be spared in trying to max
the School good one; all we ask is suffici-
ent patronage.
Mr. SIcKEL is thorough, classical scholar,
and has been engaged in teaching over ten
years in this country. Though native OF
Germany, he speaks the English Language
well.
TUITION--T ELEVEN WEEKS:
Common English Branches ;.,:...;;;.:.. 800
- including Natu-
raj Philosophy, Algebra. and the Higher
Mathematics wv
Above, including German. ............... 1OUo
" Latin and Greek, 10 "
Tuition paid monthly in advance. A liberal
deduction from the above rates will be made IL
favor Of families sending more than two pupils.
az Please make application as early ~
possible, us only limited number will be re.
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TAKE CARE OF THE CENTS AND.
You Know the Rest!
So many NEW GOODS this week that
Mr.. "Frostburg Mining Journalo
Won. let us put them all in.
ra.
an,,ne, ANN
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?. 5. Since the above was put in
type an interested correspondent
raises another question:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
"A. NIEtA1.se eHlioIx !, lBREAkp9Ss.-

IA MELAScHoLY lBREAK DoSN,T :
There are lively break downs thatimake
an audience laugh, and there gre. sad
and ,sorro mfui iobreak,downsa that Cmuke e
the kind-heartod grieve. To. the latter
class belongs the enervation Of body aud
miudrwhigh is lusuailysY called general
debility, or "nervous weakness" and
whicl5 when neglected., too ofteq tcrpi
mates in atrophy and death. A whole
some medicated stimulant is theone thip pg
needed in cases Of .this description, aud
science and experience unite in pointing
to Plantation Bitters as the true specific.
The fact that'it oombines the properties
of, an inyigorant with those ofa ,regula-
tor and alternative, in exactly the proper
tions necessary to produce q radical
change in tn" tone Of the ssystemI and
the action of the. digestive and secrctive
organs, is an unauswerable argument 10
its favor as general restorative.
Don't Stand aghast with awe and fear
eyes wide opeh, hair on end and fugers
tightly cliuched with the idea that; these
.ss5Wssetsiba W J.iibc.is afs oabaiiis;io signs
and rehrcsent some secret organization
of masked demons, who create terror and
dismay with'their midnight prowlings
and disperse on the dawn of morning.
No! They are only iuitials of Dr. Pierce Is
Golden Medical Discovery, that pleasa MT
medicine which has acquired Nations nal
reputation and proven SO eiicacious in
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Consumption
and kindred diseases. -, For these com
plants it has no equal. Sold by all drug
S'sts., -.i
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR A oENER Al
&. 4 LICENSE LAW.

-HA' <hSA Az tOh n d,
,S. / AZ LICENSE LAW.
SECTION J.. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representatives of
the State Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting. in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same;
That every individual or copartner-
ship residing in tho Counties of Charles.
ton and Richland, designing to carry on
or exercise the business of stock broker,
exchange broker, and bill broker, shall,
and they are hereby, required to pay
into the treasury of their respective
counties, for the use of the State, the
sum cf one hundred dollars, payable
quarterly, as follows twenty-five doll
lars on or,belorc the first day of April,
1872 twenty. five dnllnra' c- hsG.-= -
first day Of July, 1872; twenty-five dol
lars on or before the first day of October,
1872; and twenty five dollars Oh or be;
fore the first day OF January, 1873 and
if residin in any other county of the
State, the sun of fifty dollars, nquartcr,
ly instalpients, on or before the first day
of April, July and October, 1872, aud
January, 1873. The provisions of this
section shall be. and arc hereby, ex.
teuded to real estate brokers and to
merchandise brokers A real estate
broker is hereby defined to be one who
engages in the parchase or sale of real
estate for cotnmissioa or other profit
and merchandise broker, one who
engages in the purchase or sale of mcr.
chan 'ise for commission or other pro.
Gt
SEC , Every rersoa of company
Designing to carry on or conduct tho
business Of Keeping a billiard loou,g,
bowling saloon Jr ten pin alley in this
State shall be required to pay ,to tho
treasury OF their Or hisrespective county.
for the, use of the State, the sam Of
twenty-6vo dollars for every billiard
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06


- TOURNAMENT AccIDENT.-We regret
to. learn that George Il. Sellers Esq ),
met with a serious misfortune while
Z exercising for'the approaching Tourna-
.ment, last Wednesday afternoon. Just
=. after passing the third ring. on full
run, his horse made lnis-step and
burning almost complete summer sault,
80 fell, bringing Mr.. Sellers with him to
she ground. Mr. s. recovered himself
IN q moment but, after taking few
steps, dropped to the earth frem the
!, ,+5t;aphisig effects OF the fall. His injuries
we are glad to say. are not serious. The
horse, very. valuable animal, was killed
outright LAS. though" said our infor
'mant che had been shot dead with II
Iarife ball" ...4
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conducting ANY occupation or kuain,'
named in this act, without having iirst
.csmplieda Wit Il prgvisiops. shall i,
fned in 4 sae poA less than double tt.
sinount 81 li3ssel imposed upon su~a
business or occupation, and the As.Dr
,9ey.G General and Solicitors arc hereby
authorized and directed to take all legal
-preeeedinss nssessary for the collection
sfsach f4Ss.
Approved March 13, 1872.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

TaE NV s ELlIorr' LII 'Tiis Tasuoak ia HOUSE.
WIN 1,Ny l1fsr Be rsohIplleted PIE we are Informed Sy
! che FIRST of August aud will be splen7
~ .ia SGsSLsv.s FEt Era Woo EslVar = '''
/, did,proof ofthe enterprise, pluck and
public spirit Of that gallant and goa.
ahead Company, Sheriff Riggs has taken
the contract for its erection at the price
OF 100000. It will be, one of the most
generally useful buildings put up iu
Qrangebarg since the war, afording,
beside the accommodation for the com
,Rany, fine, commodious hall for pub
lie Tic meetings, evening entertainments,
aud the like.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

Nh awarded TO SINGER SEWING
III III MACHINE nd Sayannsh Fasr,e
.Or.. NoEsiRbeTs l87ls.o baaa,,
FfRsT fREAIUM ~ Al sianta FsaIS. oc,o,. :.
N fsF rf9f BEST FAMILY MACHINE
PREMIUM al the Macon Fair October, L..
for FAMILY MACHINE. with best
/ 19lsnS aRso's ssase& ssse&&l eestsSpGA%sPpts esS sapSPt
FIRST PREMIUM at Townsville, Eov.rn.
..- o. 1e5, =, fsTf, Gi,,2Ss ,s;fs 'Stf,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
MANY oP-our readerrs will 6.d ,bcm

ss.ssiyes decidedly Interested ID the
S19 License ! Law as.hs whieaaPpeassd fn our sup
y.tEplement of last week andlis published
again ii, ,'d our rse columns Of To-day. We
'A'' pastiealary psa,,nead IL 70 tue attention
-s"afs taiikers,i hotel, inn, livery.s.ablc and
-sssatoon keepers, merchants, store-kcepers,
sapters, railroad corporations, auction
''eefs,s phosphate miuers, lawyers (wc
are sorry tor sayD doctors, dentists,
afchiecets'5 photographers, daguerrean
artists, telegraph aud express companies,
:, aad salsdl ofisso:MhSlaats ~ generally n',3
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06

LAST SALEspAf Passed off quietly.
The attendance was good for the time Of
year, though but little property changed
>, hands. The sheriff sold the following
,po,s,sy, ,'iisi ;tun' .,,' l,.,4...t .,!. 80
9itTSf fF''s' 81. 80 JUf [l.fss % yir
Let of 8 acres, estate of Treacwell,
s270. 1f3o acres, belonging to Levi
Myers, $3.50; remainder in homestead of
.2O5 acresJ S55, -a29 acres, property of
Henry Gissesdsaer, brought Si65. Re-
i11faiuder IN kemestead of 800 acres, sold
EoT $50. l20 acres, property of Boliu
Phillips, sold for $50. 53s acres, proper,
,ty-ofsII9hn ChatEaa, brought 81, ,22o. 80
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
ORASoFauRo Corxrv G n

! ( ! ~ rEN April LIST 1872.
NoTlcEis'herchy given toF4ll concerned,
that this BEIGE; is OPEN fqr the purpose
Of determining the AMOUNT of LICENSES
due the State by all parties coming under
the Provisions Of An Act entitled GAN ACT
e ,!9..r Provide for a GENERAL LICENSE
Lawn Approved March 18th, 1872, pub
lished inthc 'onAsoantno News OF March
Both, 1872. da. ,iq.sr
=. JAS. v4s TAssEL,
40 ai.. County Auditor.
apis II {"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
Josh Billings has been experimenting
with pills, and certiGcs as follows:

with pills, and certiGcs as follows:
nevr have used cnny ov Doctor
Emanuel's Liver Consolng and Kidney
Encouraging Pills. aud therefore kant
tell you how infuenshal they are; but cI
'",yu are looking after pill NJ mild as n
pet lam, and az serching as Ane tooth
,'buy Doctor isiugbone's Silent
Perambullato-s,, 27 in n box, and sold by
,,as'sNl respectable druggers.' Theze pills
dontPhool round, but attend strikly to
~ sslssRasat asa. arssez good ip the ded Of
pito sz an alarm clock
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
THE NEWS HAS THE.LARGEST
reIRgUIATToN I'm THE COUNTY

ss: s irs sE Elliotss lots % turned ods yesterday in
,s!thllguhiforu,, and ia stronger force than
hal been the case for some me time before.
ThsS hh'a,vssstto h', express their thanks to w
"a fssfTonsy, Esq, for certain courtesies,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-06
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS.

OFFICE or THE 0HASsEBuR0 NEWS,
} .e1GiiI aefs9April 3, 1871
COTTON-Sales during the week :
bales. We quote:
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The Mails THE MAILs!! THE
'MaAs|tILs!a. What is the matter ?
WHAT IS, TIE MATTER? WHAT is
THE AATTER2 1St IS There is outrageous
:, carelessness somewhere. We know of it
between Charleston eh'a. He and .,o)rangeburg,
h.t.e.n anseha-S S ,s end s. Ms::.h.c=7ss c7s,
aud between 0Fa1gebdrg aud Fort
Motta.aa This matter MUST be attended
S.neTgtiS bnE -r7ihfiTet tro7e =. %fSl
..ou II ,;,rs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-27
WIN. Mckay.
Auc1fOAoor.
AnrrlGn Sales.--future Daps.
By H. H. DeLEON,
AuCtfoneer.


TTNDER. JUDGMENT. OF COURT OF
u CCHMON PLEAs.-The South. Carolina
Loan and Trust Company ys. I. i. z. Bennett,
ct al
By virtue OF the judgment Of the Hon. R. F.
Graham, Judge Of the First Circuit Tin the above
case, will be sold TUESDAY, tho 18th day OF Jaa.
uary, 1877, at the Postoflce, 8. IL O'Clock A. NJ,
Ali that LIT OF LAND, with the Dwelling
house and improvements thereon, situate In the
City OF Charleston, on the south aldo Of Broad
street; measuring and containing IN front on
Broad street 70 feet 6inches more or less, on the
south line 81 feet, moro or less. on the east line
l29 1eet Inches, mrre or lesA. and on the west
lne 12o feet; burtinz and bounding to the north
on Broad street, 70 the south on Land OF /. 8. z.
Bennett: east on Lands OF Estate Bredenberg and
nrs- Franks, and west on Land Of Estate N. 8.
Marshall aB per pat OF William Hume, dated
November 2. 1874.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon aIt nate on the west side OF King street,
In the said Oity Of Ghorleston; measuring and
containing in front on King street "a feet 9
inches more or less. on the porta line 81 feet
inches, thence running southwardly7 J feet, thence
running esstWsrdly 70 King Htrees lol feet, moro
or less, and on the south llbe 1877 feet inches.
more or less; buttlng and bounding to the north
on Lands OF I. y. K. Bennett, - Marshall and
east on King street. and M.st on Land Of
harshall, as per plat already referred To.
Terms-One.thlrd cash; balance payable In two
equal successive annual 1nstalments, with inter :.
eat thereon at the rate OF twelve per cent. per
annum payable annuHlly, secured BY bond or
premises The buildings 70 be insured and policy
OF insurance assigned. Purchaser to pay for
papefS- wa. GAYER,
dec28janl,16 Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-27
BY LOWNDES 8 GRIMBALL,
Auctioneer1!


EXTENSIyE SALE OF VALUABLE
u Building and Farm Lot! n the northeastern
par: Of the city at auction. Blake, ct al,
vs.. Waiter Blake; Jr., ct al ,f.Jrl. -; ..
BY virtue Of an. order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas In this case will Offer for sale TUESDAY,
18th January, st the Did Postonlcs, at II O'Clock
Several LOTS OF LAND on tne east side OF
Meeting street, extending from Lots bounded on
the north by Shepherd street, northwardly TO
Payne's Farm, and eastwsrdly 70 the river.
ALSO,
Several LOTS on the west side Of Meeting
street, running westward to King, and su6dl,
vided intO Lots bounding north and south on
Moultrie street. extended. all OF which ,s more
particularly shown by reference to Q: plat made
hy VIM. Hume, surveyor, December, 1872, and
which may be seen st the ONCE OF the auctioneerB
No. a. Broad street. m
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance Ia one, tws,
three and four years, the credit part OF the pur.
chase money TO be secured by bond or bonds Of
the purchaser or purchasers and q mortgage OF
the properly, the bonds TO bear interest from day
of sale at the rate OF seven per cent per an um,
psyable annually until the whole amount be paid.
Purchaser to pay referee for all necessary papers
O. q. SlN0NT0N,
daeq0f4tul Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-27
nORERTsON EFT AL, EXECUTOR, VS..

DOBERTSON EFT AL, EXECUTOR, VS..
ASTON Va the Devisees OF ". a. ALSTON.
By virtue or decree OF the COURT Of Common
Pleas for Charleston Couc!; made In the above
cases on the 18th OF December, 1872, Will be sold
In body at the Courthouse In Georgetown, south
Carolina. at II O'Clock A. n. on WEDNESDAY,
January Is. 1878. -
The general name or Friendneld, consisting more
particularly OF the following tracts OF Land:
l. Marietta, containing $50 acres OF RiVer
swamp Rice Land, and 900 acres or Pine Land
and Salt Marsh Land, more or less.
4 strawberry Hill. containing $50 acres OF
River Swamp Rice Land and - acres OF High
Land, more or less.
River swamp Rice Land, and partly High Land,
L Marsh Island, containing 1os acres. more or
less.
q. Csiais. containing 1891 acres. mo.e or less.
7. Clegg's Point containing 6oa acres, more OF
The above trac's of Land all lie contiguous to
each other, forming peninsula with the Wac.
camaw River on the west and the Atlantic Ocean
or It's waters on the east. The Lands are So table
for the cultivation OF rice and cotton anu tne .
raising OF stock, possessing the advanIages oi
sii,sle feuce OF from two to three miles across
the peninsua viii inclose the entire tract.
Tarma-Oue-lOurth cash; balance In one, Two
ana three years. with interest az the rate 81 per
cent Der snnum, payable annually, from the day
ofIsale, [seeured BY mortgage OF tne pfenisea'
Purchaser 10 pay for a,1 necessSISS sS PaPs PPRINaE
dacoa.mf Executor.
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By LOWNDEs & GRIMBALL,

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-ELLI-
III, SON CAPERS, as Executor OF The E tate Of
Dr. william Michel deceaseh.. vs.. Middleton Nj.
chel.-In the Common Pleas for Charleston
County.
In pursuance Of an order OF sale dated the 4th
December, 1871, In the above case. TO me direct
ed by the Hon. R. F. Graham, Judge OF the First
circuit, will offsr for sale at Public Auction,
az the Poston1ce Broad street, Charleston, 4. O.,
ON FRIDAY, the 10th January, 1873, at II O'Clock
" All :hst LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
with a one story Brick Buiydi g thereon, situate,
lying and being on the southwest corner OF Queen
and Fr nklln streets. In the City Of Charleston,
and Stale Aforesaid, known and distinguished Ia
the plan OF the Lands Of Sifley and Mlntzlng,
made By Charles Parker, Esq, aud dated 9th
Jnne, lslo, by the number seven a. measuring
and containing on the north line one hundred
and thirtythree (133 feet on the east line forty
eight fls) fee, on the south line one hundred and
thlriythree (l8o) fe t. and on the west line forty
eight f8s) feet; butting and bounding north on
Queen street, east on Franklin street, south
on Lot No. 8 In said plan, and Sest on Lot No.
In said plan.
Tsrms-One.half cash, the balance payable In
one year, with interest from the day OF sale,
the interest on the whole principal unpaid pay
able annually; to be secured BY bond or bonds
Of the purchaser and mortgage Of the property
Purchaser TO pay Referee for papen: ~
dec7o.n Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-27
PHOSPHATE LANDS FOB SALE.

nHOsPHATE LANDS FOB SALE.
By virtue of q decreetsl order Of the Court OF
COMMON Pleas for Colleton County, l. VIII sen 81
nniolie ontcry, ,befere the Courthouse ct walter
boroi. 8. O., on MONDAY, the 9th day Of January
6tto ACRES OF LAND, situate on the Edlsto
River. in Colleton County, consisting OF nye dn-
tersnt tracts of Land, and to be sold BY tracts,
h.!on.inv To the estates of Lewis O'Bryan and
Charles Brown. plat Of the whole Will De e3'
Tsrms made known on day Of sale: Purchss'
ers to pay for papers. a. &. oon T,n,r ~,
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