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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-04
THE M0Do0 LAHA BED.
wonderful Features OF the Indian
Stronghold.

wouasrful Features OF the Indian
Stronghold.
Jesse Applegate. writing to the Portland
(Orsgon} Bulletin, gives the following descrip-
ton OF the lava bed in which the hostile Modoc
Indians are now inresched:
The stronghold of the Modoc Indians is q
''pedreaap Of the most extensive and elabor-
ats description-au irregular volcanic eurface
of basalt ttachyte, &C., more or less broken into
upheava1s from below, and cracked and fissur-
cd in the process OF cooling. It occupies, with
but few intervals. nearly one hundred square
miles. II you can, imagine smooth, sohd
sheet Of granite, ten miles square and i've hun.
dred feet thick, covering resistless mines Of
sunpowder, scattered at irregular intervals
under 1t; that these mines are exploded slmul-
taneously, repding the whole field into reo-
tanSular masses, from ths size OF q matchbox
to that OF 9 church, heaping these masses
high in some placss, and leaving deep chasms
in others. Following the explosion, the whole
thing Is placed in one OF Vulcan's crucloies,
and heated up to point when the whole
begina to fuse and run together, and tbeL "tfer-
ed to cool The roughness of the upper surface
remains as the explosion lett it, while all
below Ia honey-combed by the cracks and crew
ices caused by the cooling of the melted rock.
An Indian can, from the top Of one OF these
stone pyramids, shoot man without exposing
even 90 much as an inch square OF himself.
He can without undue haste load and shoot
common muzzle-loading rifle ten times before
a man can scramble over the rocks and chasms
between the slain and the slayer. II, at this
terrible expense Of life, q force dislodges him
trum his cover. he has only to drop into and
T. How some subtorranean passage with which
he ia familiar to gain another ambush, from
whence it will cost ten more lives to disloage
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Il GIGANTIC FAMILY.

The facts appended appear In the London
Medical Record: Perhaps we may make no e1-
cuse for departing from the custom or nos
noticing exhibitions when we call the attention
OF our readers to the most remarkable evelop-
ment OF sdipose tissue which has, probably,
ever been observed in Europe, at least Wlthm
one family. It is interesting ss regards the
law OF hereditary transmission to observe the
peculiaritles Of the O'Neal family, Of which
careful examination by writer in the Medlco-
Ohirurgical Review leads him to vouch Tor the
accuracy OF the extraordinary meas urements
We give. They are natives OF Queens County,
Ireland, forty-seven miles from the city OF
Dublin. They are born Of respectable parents,
hard-working farmers. The father stood Blk
feet, and weighed twenty-seveu stone. The
mother is forty-6ve years Of age, stands i've
ieet two inches IN height, measures around her
1lrm twenty six inches, across her shoulders
three feet, round her waist five feet Six inches.
and weighs the enormous sum Of iwenty-one
stone. Her eldest son is twenty-five years OF
age, stands six feet TWO inches, weighs eighteen
stone five pounds. and at the present time he is
a Life Guard. All the Sons ard daughters we're
OF large dim ansions. Ann = Neal. the eldest
daughter, is twenty yea OF age. She
stand Ave feet six inches in height, and meas
nres around the arm twenty-seven inches,
ACROSS the Shoulders one yard and a half,
round the waist eight feet, and has the enorm.
ous weight OF thirty nine stone. Her youngest
SETTER sis eighteen years cfEage. She stands
five feet two inches 10 height. measures around
her arm twenty five inches, across her
shoulders three feet, round her waist six feet,
and weighs twenty.three stone. The eldest
daughtAr Ia, as may well be imagined, on ac-
counS OF her obesity, scarcely able to walk.
She appears to be uneasy in her legs, and is
compelled to lean up against the wall for sup
port. The vaccination marks on her arms.
having increased with age and development of
adtpose tissue. are as large as ordinary ssucers.
As there ia no padding or artificial methods
employed to enhance the enormous weight of
the specimens, the disproportion which striBes
1he;pbserver between the gigantic bodies and
the relatively small though absolutely large
crania isalmost startling. In Ann O'Neal (sf-
fechonately and absurdly named 'Lily" by her
smaller relatives) the marlar bones are enorm-
ous, and the mouth is much overhung by the
forward projection OF the lower jaw. Although
themother shows aigns Of excessive alcoholic
consumption, there is no disease noticeable or
complained OF, and the subjects do not appear
30 suffer from any other affection than the in
convenience OF having to support 30 much fat.
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A POWERFUL GENERAL TONIC AND ALTER
ATIVE.

A POWERFUL GENERAL TONIC AND ALTER
ATIVE.
Valuable az remedy In Scrofula, An@mla, Neu-
ralgis, Chlorosis, Rheumatism, Phthisls, &C.
We make special mention OF these Pills Of our
manufacture, as The medical journals throughout
the country contain contributions from reliao
authors who have made wonderful cures, all or
havIHg used, Without success, all ether known
remedies.
Each label bears the lormula-Dose, Pnls
three times day.
We give below brief extract from report OF
the Lehlgh County Medical Society, as published
In the Transactions Of the Medical Society OF
Pennsylvania, June, 1858:
"Internslly, give canine and iron and good
n0urlshing diet. Still found great trouble IN
keeping up healthy granulations; they would be.
come sluggish. tried number Of alternatives,
progressed vely slowly, until my attention was
attracted to an article In the Medical and Surgical
Reporter, On Iodlde and Iron.' | at once ctn-
cluded to give this remedy fair trial. l discon-
tinued ali other constitutional treatment, and
gave three pills three times day. Manufactured
by W. R. Warner Co., OF Philadelphia. soon
had the satisfaction OF seeing rapid improve
she had suffered continually; the granulstlons
became more healthy and more abundant. and
now have the satisfaction OF seeing my patient
engaging in all her household duties. NOT yes.
tige OF the disease is TO be seen. The patient ia
enjoying perfect health. Is active and lively.
''Slnce, have treated two other cases, one OF
three and one OF four years. standing, with the
same good result feel convinced q me efcacy
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
For sale by DE-. II. BAER,
Charleston.
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By SAMUEL C. BLACK,
AuctiOneer.


ID EFER REEFS SA LIE. %
II FELIX F. CHAPEAU, Executor, VS.. THos.
+. UHAPEAU ct al.
Unuer and by virtue OF aH order OF sale made,
In thls case by the Hon. R. F. Graham. Judge of
the First Circuit, will offer for saie at Publtc
Auction on TUESDAY, the eleventh day Of March
d. 1879, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the old Post
office, Charle'ton, :. o.,
The following REAL ESTATE, w: -.
other buildings thereon, situate on the cast SIDE
Of Church street. in the City OF Charleston, measa
uring and containing In front on SAID Church
street ffty.nine t5sl 1eet lonr =! incnes more ot
dred and twenty six tl2o) feet one ~ inch, more
or less; then on the east or back line from Bopta
to north thirty one sD feet three (s) tnches. moro
or less; then on the north line from eset 70 west!
Iortysix 4S) feet six 10y incnes, moro or lesa then
on ihe east or back line twenty six t26) feet EtH
(s) inches, pare or less; then lastly on the nortn
iine from east toward the west 10 Church street,
more or less: buttiug and bounding 70 the wBfet
on Church street Aforesaid, to the north on Land:
formerly OF Rossna Theus, to the east on Lana
formerly OF william Veitch and Land formerly 0t
MIS-. Louder, and to the south on what was Tor
mery known as Bnling's stables.
The SAID Lot contains three tS Dwelling
Houses AID outouilaings, two orick snd ons
wooden. --..-t:- .: - II
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon on the west side or KING streetr-
Charleston, s. o., formerly known Dy me mum.
her al measuring In front on King street tWeaH
ty one 2 feet and in depth ninety nine tssl 1eee;
honndlng to the south and west on Land TOT.
merly OF John Stevenson. 70 tne east on hing
street. and to the north on Land formerly OF the.
EstaIe OF samuel Muller. .,..4
The said premises are now known by the num
Der sixty.nine (6s.) i9i,i
Ali that LOT OF LAND and Double Tenement
House thereon, at the northeast corner OF Line
and a. Philip streets, measure on Line atreet
one hundred and twenty (12o) feet, more or less,
bounding south on Line street, west on st. Philip
street, nth on Lands OF F. Sires and D. RikeS,
and east on Lands of B. Limehoule. =
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon on the south side OF Elliott street, NOV
Spring street, Csnnonsboro', measuring nfty (tQ
feet front on said street by one hundred ana
seyenty.fve (176) feet In deplh, more or less 80
Joining lands OF Thorn as ChrietSoerg and othets.
and known as the property formerly OF ANN H.
Carpenter. ,,,.
.uthe, J.oT OF LAND, and the bulldogs there
nm m the Westside OF Sres street, CannonsootS.
measuring on said street tnirty'sn !SoI , .s"s ~
eiShty (S1 feet In depth; bounding 10 tne esss ea
Stras ,toee. sonth on lands OF joseph Zealy.in
trust no, tn on lands OF hrs. hutneiioio' ene
on lands o. Mrs. shirer.
" ITermsEOne.thIrd cash; balance In one and TWO
vaars aecured by bond and mortgage; buildings
10 be insured and policy assigned; Purchaser 70
nav for papers. 1' W. AlLLEh
iebls, "a. .-mchi,1 Eeieree
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GETTYSBURG
ALYSINE WATER

it has been demonstrated, by a serles OF prac-
cal experiments conducted BY eminent phpsiclans
and attested by thousands OF grateful people who
huye been relieved from their su1erlngs 6y lts
use. that the GETTYSBURG KATALYslNE
WATER IS the nearest approach to specific ever
discovered for Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tism, Guut, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary
Diseases generally. 1t restor es muscular power
to the parslytlc. It cures Liver Complaint, Chron.
ic Diarrhoea, Piles, Constipation. asthma, Ca.
tarrh aud Bronchitis, Diseases Of the skin, Gen.
eral Debility, and Nervous ProBlration from men.
tai and physical excssses. II Is the greatest an :.
tldote ever discovered for Excessive Eating or
Drinking. 1t corrects the stomach, promotes d..
gestion, and relieves The head almost immediate
ly No household should be without II. Every
hotel should keep 1t on hand.
R8-For history Of tile Springs. for medical re-
DORIS OF the power OF the water over disease, Tor
marvellous cures, and for testimonials from DIS
tinguished men, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BROS, General Agents,
No. 227 South Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg SpriUg Company.
For sale by D0WIE NOISE DAVIS,
And Druggists generally feb25-tuthssmos'
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ALONZO J. WHITE & SON.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, TH

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, TIE
w llth instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ, a. east
end OF Broad street,
ALI that LUr UF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, on the east side OF Ashley 8treet, meas.
uring in front on Ashley street 40 feet, and IN
depth 189 feet be the same more or less. House
contains three rooms on noor ard two attic.
finished rooms, two and half stol!es high,
double piazza, water works ED gas, nne cistefT,
outbulldlngs, &c. Tnla property is within on5
square OF the City Railway. .-....,,
Terms-0ne third cash; balance In one and two
years. &c cured by bond and mortgage OF premi.
ses, interest at seven per cent per Ann1m, pay
able annually; property 10 be kept insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay 4. ]. White d
Son for d lpera. mChA. .tuthek
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Drnus at Dhnlesale.

WYE EARNESTLY INVITE THE AT
TENTION Of Physicians, Druggists and the
public generally to the
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF MEssRs. JOHN WYETH
BRO, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
which have become 80 deservedly POPULAR for
their INTRINSIC worth, the ELEGANT manner In
which they are prepared, and the RELIABILITY OF
the QUALITY OF EACH SPECIFIC article they are
said to contain. First among them Is their
COD OLIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LINE,
most valuable remedy in tile large class OF was
ting diseases caused by 1MPAIRMENT or PBRYKR'
sIoN Of NUTRITION. the too rapid TISSUE TRANS.
PonHArIoN and the want OF certain substance es.
sentlal to the organism, and 1t is offered with the
utmost confidence as an IMPORTANT addltlon 10
the resources OF medicine against the diseases
which, In this country, are the most numerous,
aud formidable say SCRoFULA In children and
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS in ADULTS. "Each Dance
OF the mixture contains 10 grains Of the Phosphate
OF Lime.n
This delightful nutritive tonic has been 30 uni.
versally used anu approved, 1t is unnecessary TO
say more than that 1t s kept up to its usual stand
sEach tablespoonful contains ounce Of Beet,
half ounce Of Sherry Wine and grains OF Citrate
OF lron."
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND OINOHONA.
The combination OF Calisays Bark with our pre-
paration OF Beef, Wine and Iron adds the nerve
tonic and anti.periodic effect OF Clnchona to the
nutritious and stimulating properties OF the other
ingredients. We doubt II more efilolent comol.
nation Of tonic, nutritious and stimulating agents
could be prescribed d. and ask tie attention o, phy-
scIans to Its use, ss prompt and reliable remedy
In the many cases In which 1t would naturally be
indicated. Each tablespoonful contains l ounce
OF Beef, grains Citrate OF Iron, and half ounce
OF Wine OF Calisaya Bark.
SHERRY WINE AND BEEF.
The advantage of administering Beef with Wine
to patients requiring both nutriment and stimu-
liant, will lie readily appreciated-the sustaining
and nutritious effect Of the beef often enabling
delicate and sensitive invalids to take the wine
With benefit, when ordinarily they would be un-
able to take 1t even in small quantities without
occasioning headache, &c. Each tablespoonful
contains one half ounce OF Sherry Wine and one
ounce Object.
We also call attention to the following as some
among these preparations most in use: Elixir
Callsays Bark Iron and Strychnine. Elixir Phos-
phate Iron, Quinne and Strychnine. Elixir Va.
lerlanste Ammonia. Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and
strychnlne. Bitter Wine Of Iron. Elixir Gentlan,
Ferrated. Wine OF Wild Cherry Bark Ferrated.
Syrup Lacso Phos. Lime. Tasteless Cod Liver
Oil.
Wholesale Agents for Marvin'sPure God Liver
OIL. DOWIE, NOISE q DAVIS,
novstuf Agentsfor South Carolina.
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By LOWNDES G. GRIMBALL, -
.oUSE AND LOT vANDERHORST

III bsEeet at AuCHOus -
viii be sold on THURSDAY, March eth. at the
Old Postoflce, az II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there.
on situate Oh The TT SIDE OF Vanderhurst street,
connected with Vanderhorst street BY lanej
measuring and containing on the nortn nne1n
feet, on the te,t and west lines each As feet
inches, on the south line 100 feet incbear oe t1e
same more or less; butting and bounding nortn
by Lsnos OF Patterson, east oy Landa IeceluJ
conveyed to Joseph a; EnsloW: sontn Dy Lane ot
horst st. oct west by Lands OF A. Peurioy and st.
Psnlfa Cemetery.
Terms-One-falr cash; balance In one year, Ga
cured by bond and mortgage OF property sold,
with interest from day or sale; buildings 10 Do in'
sured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay ior
paDers . MCnxE
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Through the Pass.

rJust before bis death, Captain Matthew F.
Esnry expressed the wish which, almost IN
his very words, is here glVen.l
sHoma-besr me home, at l8st,"- ne said,
aAnd Law me wnere my dead are lying:
But NOT while skies are over3pread,
And mournful wntry winds are signing.
HWait till the royal march OF Spring
Carpets the mountain fastness over
TIL chattering birds are on the wing,
And buz1tng bees are In the clover.
"Wait TIL the laurel bursts It's buds,
And creeping ivy nings Its graces
About the nchen'd rocks,-and hoods
or sunshine MI the shady places.
ssThen.-when the sky, the air, the grass
Sweet Nature all, is glad and tender,-
Then bear me through the aosnsa,pass'" adr
so sofu we bear him Human heart
To Eature's own drew never nearer;
And never stopped she to tmpart
Her lore to one who held IL dearer.
The stars had secrets for him: Seas
Revealed the depths their waves were screening:
The winds gave up their masteries,-
The tidal nows confessed their meaning.
VII.
OF Ocean paths, the tangled clew
He taught the nations 10 unravel;
And showed the track, where safely through,
The lightning footed thought might travel
VIII
And vet, unspoiled by all the store
or Naiure's grander revelations,
Who bowed more lovingly before
The lowliest Of her fair creationss
No sage Of all the sages past,
AIabered IN Plutar, his Iimpid story,
Upon his living age has cast
a radiance toucht with rruer glory.
His noble living, for the ends
God set him.-(duty underlying
Each thoughr, word, aciton,-) )naugnt transcends
In lustre, save his nobler dying.
DO ]fomare sky and air, and grass
All things he cherished sweet aud tender,
As through opr gorge ous MCuutain-Pass,
We bear him In bis sunset splendor
MARGARxT ]. PRESTON.
"a magnificent mountain gorge between Lex.
ingtOn, Va, where Captain Mrury expiredD and
thp Central Railroad.
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OR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
MATIO SYRUP.
warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 28, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
Including Rev. O. q. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Josspi Beggs, Falls OF Schuylkill, Philadel.
mia. the wife OF Rev. J. B. Davis, Hlghtstown,
EeW jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. v. Greeley, member CON
gross FROM Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee. Jam
den. New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money refondea'
DE. GEO. CAULlER, Agent,
j1lyl-1yr onhrihson' 90"
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By JOHN q. MILOR eco.

TRUNKS ON ACCOUNT OF UNDER
Il WRITERS and all concerned. Dry Goods
and Clothing. THIS DAY, 4lh instant, at half.
past 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our store, No 13s
Meeting street. Fancy and Mourning Prints,
Fancy Coltonades, Kentucky Jeans, Black SAT-
nets, Bleached and Brown Shi, ting, Giughams,
Blue Plslds. Ticking. ShIrting Stripes, Linen I.rs.
Linen Coatings. Verona and Nuslin Head Hand.
kerchiefs, Hosiery, with general assortment Of
desirable goods Just received; also desirable a.
sortment OF Clothing. DO. On account OF under.
writer's, SO packing Trunks. Conditions cash. r
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| Drnss DbulesaIe.
LOEFL LUNDS CONCENT RATED LIEBIGS EXTRACT OF MALT.

nnpEated ExracJ
importance wen for health are
mo
Carolina DoWIE NOISE DAVIS Wholesale Druggists
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nFFICE BOARD OF q e A I'll,
" CHARLESTON, JANUARY %. 1S73.-The
existence OF Epidemic SMALLPOX In the Northern
this State demands that active measures be en-
plOyed to prevent its Introduction and develop.
ment In this city. The cooperation OF citizens Of
al classes Is therefore earnestly desired DR.. T.
office, No. 10 wentworth street, Dali, TO yaccnate
81 persons who apply, and fresh vaccine virus
can be obtained from him. and at the once OF the
Registrar, City Hall, on application, gratuitousy.
GEO. 8. PELZER, N. D.,
jan29 City Registrar.
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Aurtinn Sales.--future Daps.
By JOHN &. MILNOR g. co.

NHOICE COLLECTION OF PLANTS
~ from Celebrated Nurseries OF G Mare. TO.
will be sold ct the Store. No. 1Sa Meeting atreet
near Market, handsome collection Of CANELIA
Monthly Oarnation Pinks, choice
variety OF Roses, Bulbs, Giadialas. &c. Condi.
tiOuS cash on delIyerv. uchA
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&pteis
OOLUMBIA 4OTEL, COLUMBIA, 8. O.

COLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, 8. O.
This well known Aeel situated In the centre Of
the business pofIlon o. the city, affords every
ness or pleasure.
The proprietor. having secusd tho services OF
polite and tfacient ASSISTANTS. pkdoes himself TO
high reputation so long enjoyed Gth%e % "Uoium. @
bia,n as frst-class house.
Attached to the house is handsoAe Billiard
Room, furls3hed with ,nree OF Phelan < Collsn.
dar,s best and most improved Tables.
Bathing Koom. equaled by none IN the ety.
WIN, GORMAN, Proprietor :
&. T. BURDBLL, late OF charleston hote, ~ and
Jas, F. GADsDKN, Assistants. Ro24
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Mnniripal Notices.

NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, SO, FEBRUARY
%. ls7S-Sealed estimates will be received at
this Office until Thursday, March 4th, at IL ~,
for printing 500 copies Of the annual reports d
the city officers.
Estimates must state price per page plain,
and price per page tabular matter; cover and
binding to be included.
Same to be done according to form In this
office. W. ". SIAONS,
feb22.swstu4 Ulerk OF Council.
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BY H. H. DeLEON,
Aucttoneer.

HyHEO. q. ABRAHAMs, SURVIVOR, vs..
i ABRAHAM FALK, Administr tor, ct al.
Pursuant TO an order Of sale in this case, BY
Hon. B. F. Graham, Judge Of ths Hrst Circuit, 70
tlon, at the corner or Broad and Last Bay
streets, In the City OF Charleston, THURSDAY
TW I. Al Xli l. that m I LoT, PiEcE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate lying ana be.
Ing on the west side Of Meeting street, Ward No.
4. in the City OF Charleston, county and State
aforesaid, measuring and containing In front, on
Meeting street, nineteen lS feet more or less, on
the north line from east to west ninety-1ve (gs|
feet, then running from that terminus south 70
north twenty-one t2i) feet three () inchea, and
then on the north line at right angles from this
forty (Io feet three (a) inches, and on the sonth
line one hundred and forGy.four (44l feet, be the
same more or less; buiting and bounding east on
late OF James 3. Walker, and north on land6of
the estate OF Walker and e. Adams. a"-'
ALSO,
2. All that certain LOr, PIECE Oh PARCEL OF
LAND, with tile buildings thereon, situate, lying
aud being on the west side OF Meeting street.
Ward No. 4, In the Ciry or Charleston, State
Aforesaid, measuring and containing In front on
Meeting street twenty three 23 feet ak 6 inches,
more or less, and IN depth from east TO west one
hundred and forly-four Cl44) feet be tho same
Meeting street. to the west and north on lands or
the said James 4. Walker, and TO the south on
land u Robert 8. Millar. T seuT
ALSO, -.7
8. All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the east
side of state street. near Market street, In The
Oily OF Charleston and State Aforesaid. measur.
ing and containing In front on state street M
teen tl6l feer, and in depth from west TO east
ninety (9O) feet and six 10y inches more or leesi
butting and bounding TO the north on lands OF
Robert Tutte. to the east on lands now or late o.
MOdecai cohen. to the south on lands now or late
OF John Wallis, and TO the west on State street.
Terms-Cne- third cash; residue IN two equal
successive annual instalments, with Interest
there on at the ate Of seven per cent per annun,,
payable Bemiannually, secured by bond or bonds
buildings to be insured and policy Of insurance
assigned. Purchasers TO pay for papers.
THOS. Y. SIMONS, Referee.
febl6 ls q a. mch456 -. -,