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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
STATE ITEMS.

The Kirksviile Normal School, At the
end of last week, had about 400 students
enrolled.
Notwithstanding the drouth of August.
Henry county viii raise more corr this
year than ever before.
1t IS said ttst not a single case OF
cholera was cured at Fayette, where the
disease was clearly defined.
The "p%rohihitionn law is in force in
Lebanon. The papers complain that II
cents won't bug a drink now.
The Mexico Fair Association have lust
declared a dividend of six per cent.
upon the amount of stock of the associ-
alton.
Audrain county has suffered much
from the effects of the drouth-
stock water in many places almost en-
.tirely dried up.
The Grundy county grangers are talk
dng up a cooperative store at Trenton
capital stock, $4,000, at s. per share.
In the Circuit Court of Davidson
county, the State of Missouri obtained
judgment against Thomas j. Flint and
uls ScCuTltlcS LOT Slf,LOo.fl.
The Neosho Times acknowledges the
receipt of a th;rty-fve pound water mel
on, and says the seeds make excellent
backs for CONSCIOUSNESS.
Sedalia was laid out in 1860, by Gen.
George B. Smith, and took its name
from his daughter, Miss Sedalia. So
says a writer in the Louisiana journal.
Pendleton P. Ellis, Of Florence, G..
w. C. T. of the 1. o. G. T. of Missouri,
has returned from London, England,
where he has been attending, as a dele
gate. the r. w. G. L.
Beverly Bird, of Bent on, pushed his
mOther-in-law ont of his house and
broke her arm, and then fired off his gun
in the air to scare her so she would not
come to his house again.
The Atlantic and Pacific railroad value
their land, for assessment, in Green
county, at 90 per acre, and in Dade
county at S1.80, while they are held for
sale at from IS to $40 per acre.
Mr.. Babcock, of Carroll county, killed
a rattlesnake last week hat measured
five feet four inches in length, and seven
inches around the body. Its fangs
measured three-quarters Of an inch.
The mind of Rev. John r. NJ. John
son. of Ashland, Boone county, has be-
come % greatly impaired, that his
friends thought it best, a few days ago,
to take him to the lunatic asylum at
Fulton.
Among the decorations of the County
Clerks Office at Hermitage, Hickory
county, is a large frame containing al
copy OF the old English Magma Charta.
now over 700 years old. SO says the
Enterprise.
The potato rot" has put in an appear
ance in this region. The growing crop
is small potatoes and few in a hill, and
now the rot is in it at that. No wonder
potatoes are 81 a Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
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We have hrIpTc us a beautiful oil rEr.rno,
"i'e>'h' -~i... ~ ~. Y.Nrmilr FINN =, x,ry
tan NORTH i'"ntr'' anil ''-nuth Dom. -
'tinud'' !sr-i,' the MERGED River, the "Rrilal
'rii Fall, " ani mtny minor detail. beautiful
in them '"lNr. which We hA,r not space to m"ri-
ton. Thi- chrome Wa recently rr.rivrI by II,
frnni :. B.. ~hut'-, publisher ard proprietor Of
Wool, H,d~rh"li Magazine. Ncwburg. y. Y.
NSa premium lhc pic'ur. ri,y ~ oh;n:ncd b.
sending two subscriptions for The Hagrz!nr vi
sI0 "tr'i, or by subscribing two wars in al.
vance al 81 10 pei annum. We take pleasure IN
recommending both the Tnngszinr and rhrnrar
Offered in ihi- continuation. AMI add our hearty
endorsement 10 The publishers reputation FOL
prumplncS- md fair drsli-g
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Republican Victory.

The election in California waI 4 sq1ar,
fight betwcsn the Republican party and
a Railroad monopoly. This is sad for the
pcmocr.Wv. who are striving TO gnbble
no the farmers movement, hut il can't
he helped. When a reform i e. be ac-
cnmp'i>hcl and the real fight comes on.
the Democracy. somehow Isn't the parts
relied upon.-[Chnmpion.
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Additions and Enendations to the
list of Nicknames, or Nom de
Plumes.

list of Nicknames, or Nom de
Plumes.
Olive Logan-Mrs. Writ Sykes, 81
New York.
Barry Cornwnll-Bryan ". Proctor.
The Fcninn Martyr-Rcv. John Nc
MaEon, Toronto, {. w. 1857.
Asa llartz- Maj. Mcknight, of the
New Orleans Times.
Competition Wallas-Mr. Trevelyan.
Wurzcl-Dr. G.. +. Root, Chicago.
Bricktop-fieo. Is. Bowman.
Bnckeyc-Charlcy Woollcy.
The following are deceased:
Grant Northumberland Todd.
Peter Pindcr-Dr. John Walcott.
Man Of Neutrality-suspicious. ~Bonapartc.
The music of ..llail Columbia" or
"Prcsidcnt's March," was written bv
Teylrs, II German. in 1888, tor General
Washington's first visit to n Thcatcr in
New York City.
"No pcnt NJ Utica contracts our powers,
But the whole boundlcss continent il ours. "
Jonathan Mitchell Sewcll, of New
Hampshire, I7SS.
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THE Graphic balloon enterprise Is a
fzz'e. While being inflated on Thurs
day Of last week it was ripped and torn
to pieces, and the balloon rendered Il
total wreck. 1t was stated the material
of which it was made was not strong
enough. We presume this will end the
matter for some time, at least.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

The Boston Globe thinks there is
something too much of platform and too
little of party in the composition of the
Massachusetts, Democracy. 1t thinks
that a single resolution would have COW
cred the entire ground:
"Resolred that if you are virtuous you
will always be, happy"
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Guardian and Curator's Notice.

(REDlTORS and all Others Interested in the
estate of Sarah A. Mcdonnell, aijulyc.l
IN me Probate Court of Andrew county to be- ot
t%ns"uhi mind, ARE hereby notified that The I'M
dersigne,! was appointed, September ,, ls73,
r.iiriiin AMI Curator of the person and estate
OF SUI sarah \. Met bnnrll. All parties know
ing themselves Ia he indebted Ia the said Sarah
\. Mcdonnell, are requested Ia settle with the
Undersigned without further notice.
TlIoM ~ WILLIAMS,
Guardian and Curator.
savannah, September 10, ISIs. a.
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THE editor of the Rural World saws

THE editor of the Rural World says
1--WE have been in nearly every part OF
the state in the last few weeks, and are
satisfied that the crop of corn has been
cut short fully one-half by the p~rotracted
drouth of The past two months. Some
of the earliest planting is 4 fair crop.
while much of the later planting will
hardly be worth gathering. This fail
ure of the crop will greatly increase the
price of corn and the price of pork"
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Died.

In Oregon, Missouri. September 10, 1879, ri
PARALYSIS Of the heart, Miranda j. Amick, sgt,
81 years anil 20 days.
september 9TH, no, II; the Residence of her
son, sam Miller, near Fnrbrs, Missouri, of old
agc-NrS Barbtry Miller, wife ni Daniel Miller.
aged rs wears and tx months.
Near Mound City, Missouri. Angus: Il, lisa,
NJ home, Kate Dcrhain, wife Of Presley Durham,
aged Is wears.
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Stray Notice.

'I'AhES up by samuel X. Couch, of Monroe
= township, IN Andrew county, and postr,l
bch,re W. =. Moberly, u Justice 81 the Peace in
sa"l township, one horse, supposed To br liy,
years old, Of II light sorrcl color, white spot in
,rs with some red hairs, and n small snot ON
nrs mp, mas Very bad feet; appraised at S35 by
"ii!Im Blue and GcO~rgcEnIrlc-r.
- w, J.. MOBERLY,
- v y. inr Monrpr township.
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Maine Election.

AUGUSTA, September 15.-Returns
from 466 towns foot up Dinglcy 1854,
Titcomb "2,Gl9, Williams 1913, total
1906; Dingley's minority l0,602. The
towns and plantations vet to hear from
will not materially change the result.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19

On Tuesday night last. while Minnie
Ashley, a young miss of twelve years
was returning home from school, in Red
Oak, Iowa, she was seized and brutally
outraged by a man named Drazoo, an
omlibus driver. The fiend was soor
after arrested, and is safely lodged in
soi1
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administrators Notice.

rHEDlTORS and all others Interested in the
~ estate of Nancy Howard, deceased, IRE here
by notified that I have taken nut letters of a,l-
ihinls'raiion on the est le Of said deceased, hear
ing date Jnly *, 1873. AMI all persons having
claims against said estate are required to pre-
sent them to me for allowance within one wear.
or They may be prrclIhci from any benefit II
SAID estate, and IL said claims are not presented
within two wears, they will he forever barred.
4S5 ), HOWARD. ADMINISTRATOR
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FARMERS, bring your oats To W. a.
Price. lie wants them, and is giving
An extra price in cash.
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FILLHGRE PUBLIC SCHOOL

no., the ensuing year will m on MON
T. DAY SEPT. Il. This school will b. taught by
George T.. King, "a principal, anil Miss ! ida
Potter, of Oregon, Mo, assistant. Mr.. King,
~ u trachrr, is well known over the county.
Miss Potter is u graduate of the State Normal
school ut kirksville, and has been one of the
most successful teachers in Holt county. The
>c.ioul bel e under the auspices Of these two
able AMI experienced teachers, We have no hesi-
tMcy in recommending it rs one OF the first
sc.,nn : in thc county. The first term Will con-
sist of fourteen weeks. Tuition for those not
living in the district will be ut the rate of 81. %
per mDnth. BUsrd l. at reasonable rates.
IL should be- the ann of those coming in from
the country to be there at the opening Of the
terms. j. NJ. KENYON,
C.rk of the BoaTd of Education.
Mo-, September 9, 1873. az
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A BOOK Foa THE MILLION!
MNaaESs5sszssl[s8

Private Counselor to narIf
or those about to Marry, on the Physiol's'eai% ny,
tsrics and revelations OF the sexua! Iy<,enl, ~ ~.
latest discoveries in producing and Pre1sn"Hs
spring, preserving tho complexion, &C.; .,a
, This i an interesting work Of two hundred ~,
sixty pages, with numerous eugraringS andeoGH ar
valuable information for those who are ma,nsas,
marriage; still il is a book thai SasI,
10 be under lock and key and not LAID eAs"
S.n - ane If,,e Of ,ostase) for rfny ccnts. 1dnS,
~ NIT, pispen.ary, No. u y. Eighth s.rrrt. s. Lous,.~
lYorics 70 TEE AFFLICTED AND UNEcSIgaA.H !,
or BEFORE applying to the no.or,Sas osasks .n Dr. Ea,si
49, no mater what yoar disease Is o. how dspIsra1s ~
s.ntItIou. Dn. Burrs can be consulted. pSrscnAy ~ Sua
o~ 49, 49, mentioned In his works. Or-c, NO
gs.s,s stree:. between Marke, aud Chestnut. ST. LOUIS AN
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-09-19
Attention., All!

WHILE every one who does business blow
w tiar hey make and sell iirst-class and pre-
MUM Is mts and Shoes, ! am almost positive u
g., al sec Nnl-class business would do well in this
place. Therefore,, l invite all the Farmers, ms
We'll Us The public ir general, to call and examine
INV stock m
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BOOTS and SHOES!

Mems, Ladies' anil Chil,ren's wear, or leave
their orders, which will he pr mptly attended TO.
1t would be u great satisfaction to me to please
everybody who calls at my place Kolbrenner's
old shop with just the article they demand. MY
entire Stock is FRESH and we'll selected for
FALL anil WINTER WEAR, and / am ready 10
sh Up it To every one who wishes 10 buy, and
warrant it to give satisfaction; also repair il If 1t
gives away. Particular attention will he paid
t. orders LETT by measure, and every part be-
longing 10 the boot and shoe business made and
sold ~ small profits by LOUIS BACMLE,
EG Next door west of Farmers Bank.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-18
anrriGn BaIes--3ntnrs DapS
By ALONZO, j. WHITE & son,
AuCtfOnoel

ID ESALE BY ORDLR OF THE COURT
LO at the risk Of former purchaser, who ha
1Hlled TO comply. Under judgment of: Court OF
Common Pleas-The Homestead Loan and Build.
ing Association vs. Olney ct al. -
Under judgment Of Hon. &. r. Graham, Judge
OF The First Circuit. In the above case will be
sold near the PostOface, Charleston, on THURS.
DAY, eth dayo February, ls7s at ocl lok A. n.
AL that LOT, PIECE or PAROEL OF LAND,
with tile improvements thereon, situate on the
east side of CO ming street, Ia the upper WardA City
OF Charleston, which said lot Is made up OF three
(3) lots, purchasedby Abraham Wilson at different
times as follows. to wis : one on north and west
ern part on llth November, 1885 from ]. Fraser;
another on the eastern part on the 10th January,
1885, from ]. Fraser, and the third on the south.
ern and western part, from G. O. Elliott, Master
In Equity, on Goth January, 1885, and which was
purchased by @. W. Ulney from the said Abraham
Wilson on I'd June. 1851, which three t5) lots
united into one have the following boundaries
aud dimensions, to wit: on the north o7 feet on
land late OF estate OF -- COrrte, ntIW OF SAID
g. W. Olney; on the east % feet on lot OF +.
Blum; south 2o7 feet. on lots OF W. 3. Taber,
Thomas Gates and G. ". 0lney, next 10 Radcn1e
street. and on the west OF feet on Coming ltreeh
all OF which lots constituted part OF what la
known az the Morris Lands. ~ 'z''' -
Terms-0ne. third cssh; balance In. three t3
equal successive annual iustalmenta, with interest
thereon at the rate OF seven ~ per cent. per an.
mum, payable annually. secured by bond or bonds
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF premises;
buildings to be Insured and policy OF Insurance
assigned. Purchaser TO pay for paperD. r.
jan17.24, feb8 WI. GAYER- Referee.
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Over q Diamond Necklace.

I Will own that wish IL were mine,
On Won cuote ..Do not covet " and lay
Down Inc laws Of simplicity, line upon line,
fn your neurological way;
gut haste to deny that shade
or the envious thought you Infer,
Was present 10 poison wish never made
To imply dispossession Of ner
Whose " hite neck in its stateiest race,
All athrlll with the pride ami The bliss
OF It's beauty, shall bend for the casping embrace
or such magical spendor as this.
scarce thought OF owner OF all;
Still lees OF its value In pe1.
Who, in presence 30 grand, would confess him.
OF susht save the presence itselfs
Look at It. the glorious thing
As II lies on its velvet in state.
Tossing glories about like a prodigal king
Who ls surely and consciously great.
o, the tremulous laughter Of Light
o, the Genius OF Color at play
o, the soul OF flame made t1endoly WMte
By Its burning l-but what can say
TO transfx 1t In speech9 Bring word
That Ia al swift as thought, bright as gold,
That is purer than snow, such as never was heard
Since the morning stars used 1t OF Old.
And you tell me this marvellous lighs
Ia secondhand spendor, at mostP
That shut away In the dark OF the night,
All the soul OF the damon is lostP
Very true. Then I love 1t the more.
Let me hasten to double my praise,
Since to give 1t takes, 10 unstintet, full score
Is the generous law 1t obeys.
We might say the same Of the moon;
Ofthe eyes that you love for their blue;
or The earth 10 green robes lying under the noon'
or the ranbow-and even OF you
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By ALONZO J. WHITE & son.

u o R DIV Isl I o N.
IL VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 28th instant,
near the Po5tof1ce, at II O'Clock A. n,
That desirable PROPERTY well known as the
residence of Nathaniel Hayward, deceased, front
ing on East Bay. Society and Wentworth streets,
as divided into six lots by plat made by E. B. White
October rs, 1855:
No. ], measuring 107 feet inches on East Bay,
2lG feet inches on Society street, l8o feet on
south liue, and 103 feet inches on west line, be
the same more or less. On this lot Ia an elegant
Mansion or wood, an extensive range or brick
buildings on Society street line, 8 large cistsrn
and well OF water, enclosed on three sldes with
brick. .-....., .---.., 49,.
No. 2, next west Of above measuring 10 feet 5
inches In front on Society street by lob feet
inches deep. On this lot is q substantial two
story brick building. gH a..i a
No. 8, next south OF No. ], measuring t2 1eet
inches on East Bay by rs feet inches deep.
No. 4. next south OF No. 8, meausuring 81 Feet
Inches on East Bay by 78 feet inches on Went.
worth street, corner Of East Bay and wentworth
streets. 80
No. S, next west OF No. 4, measuring SO feet
front on wentworth street, 104 feet inches IN
depth. On this lot is q TWO story brick building.
NO. 9, next west OF No. s. measuring 81 leet
front on Wentworth street by 104 feet inches
dep. On this lot Is portion Of brick shed.
Condtions-One.thirdc cash; balance payable 10
one, two, three and four years, wit interest
from day OF eale, payable Annually, secured by
bond and mortgage OF property sold; buildings 70
be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchasers
to pay A. J. White & Son for pspe's.
Plat Of this Property can De seen at our ONCE,
No. So East Bay. 1anlS sWstu4
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LDrnas at nholesale.

OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
eaaes, after years Of suffering by taxing Dr.
FITLER'S VEGh TABLE RHEUMATIC SYkUP-
/ the scientific discovery OF J. P. Filter, n. D.,
regular graduate physician, with whom we are
ally acquainted, who has Tor 80 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astoDlsn-
! tpp results We believe It our Christian duty,
atter deberation to conscieh tiousy request suf-
ferers to use 1t, especially persons IN moderate
circumstances who cannot afford TO waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. as
clerRymen we seriously feel the deep responst.
hillty resting on Us In publ ely endorsing this
medicine. But our knowlege and experience or
its remarkable merit fully justines our action:
Rev. Z. b. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen
years, became hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. D Fraukford. Philadelphia; Rev. ]. B. Davis,
Hlghtsrown. New Jersey; Rev J. 8. Bucnanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. @. g. Smith, Pittsford. New
YORK; Rev. Joseph Beggs. Falls Church, Philadel-
phla. Other testimonials from Senators, cover
nors, Judges, Congressmen, Physicians, &c, for
warded gratis with pamphlet exp aiming these
diseases Une thousand dollars will be present.
ed to any medicine for sane diseases shoWlng
equal merit under est or that can produce one
fourth as many living cures. ANY person send.
Ing by letter description OF afaiction Will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee, naming tne
number OF bottles to care, agreeing 70 refund
cure. Af1lIctei invited to write to DR.. FlILEk,
Philadelphia. His valuable advice costs nothing.
DUWlE. NOISE Il DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South Carolina:
For sale at Retail by q. BAER, W. A. SKRlNE,
A. W. ECKEL & CO., DR.. GEO. CAUL1ER, g. j.
LUHN. JOS. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELLERS.
Jan1S.stuthly D&C
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By H. H. DsLEON.

hESlRABLE UWEHLlNd Al AUV
-.'is' $50 ..a TTON, - l''ii-' 'thlr5.
will sell on TUESDAY, 2lst January, as corner
East Bay and Broad streets, at ]! O'CLOCK,
All tbat LOT OF LAND on norlhside Of George
street, three doors east Of King street. with four
story wooden Dwelling thereon, containing el9nt
Isl square rooms. dressing rooms. pantry, gas
and water, good cistern, &C., with TWO stoty
cessary outbuildingB. Lot forty nine tt9) feet
front and one hundred and sixty Q6o) feet deep
more or less. s-.t
and mortgage of premises sold, payable In one
and two years, with interest at . per cent: rom
day Of sale, payable annually; premises 20 oe IN IN
:-ufed and policy assigned. purchaser 70 pay ioF
o~s jsn14.tuthsmtu6
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUNs,
Auctioneera. t'l'ia2''

TLEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
E DENUE, situated In the western pare OF the
CiCy, corner OF Monraau ue and GadsdGn streets,
win be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY, the go
inatant, at the east end OF Broad street. at IL
That ISst spacious and desirable RESIDENCE, sIt.
uated as above, the rmer dwelling OF the late
Thomas WariHg, Esq. The Resiuence contains
nine square and two attic rooms, panty: 6sth
essary outbuildinga. Lot measures 2ls feet on
Gadsden and lA on Montague streets.
Terms-One-third cash; balance IN one snd Two
Chaser and mortgage Of the premises. Property
to be Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO
pay city taxes for 1873, and Us for papers, 7-;1
ianl6.thstu4 s,.{'.n Nm. ,.,t
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
NROVE PLANTATION, ON COOPER

Nj RIVER. '''5i.t'
On TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst, at II O'Clock A.
H., will be sold, near the PoStof11ce, on Broad
street, by order OF the Trustee,
The PLANTATION on Cooper River known as
the "GroVe,n containing 1894 acres, OF which -
acres are Rice Land. The tract is heavily wooded,
and is more particularly described by the plat
made by p. Q. Pinckney, surveyor, In April, lass.
On the p.ace Il q Dwelling Hou.e with ten rooms,
surrounded by handsome oak trees, q Steam
Thrashing Mil, Ba' n, and negro houses. 'ni
Cond ltions.-One third cash, balance BY bono,
n1ally from day OF sale. to be secured by mort
gage Of the property. Purchaser TO pay for pa.
perg. ianl5, 1872, ,23,25, ,27,2s
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auetioneers' Jripate 6alss, Hf.
By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
SEA ISLAND PLANTA.

v TION AT PRIVATE SALE.
That Valuable Sea Is and PLANTATION, Known
as Seabrook's Island, situated on lne Atiantlc
tanning about 1900 acres, well settled, with me
Residence and outbuildings. barns, stables, cot.
ton hous g. and quarters for laborers.
This property Is well known as one: OF the best
Plantations on the Coast, and Affords the aa.
vantages Of healthy residence the entire year,
being Sea Island on the Atlantic Ocean. and
abounds with game, fsh and oysters. The Tract
Is heavily timbered with live oak and other TIM
ber and is accessible at all times by vessels draw
ing twenty feet water. "A fine sea beach, washed
by the Atlantic affords facilities for riding. dfiV'
ing, bathing, &c.
& Plat Of the above can be seen at my ONCE,
No. SO Broad street. :,
dec25.HtuthsWs6 janl416 800
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pv1o;-,rS d. DeSAUSSURE.

KING STREET toI oE; &C., aANG; !: :,
n On TUESDAY, the =. az s".ss af p s1 stSf,ce.
The LOT OF LAND on the east 'Bi. -eveei,
street (next north Of estate Lacassegne,) be- -
Qu-en street and Hollbeck's alley, measuring ..
ieat inches 'front.' By 23l feet deep, more or less,
Conditons-0ne. half cash; balance by, bond,
bearing seven per cent. semiannual interest,
payable in one year from day OF sale, to Ibe Be-
cured by q mortgage OF the Lot. Purchaser to
pay for papers. e.';-rt.,,s s. . janl6-thsmtu&
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ByW.Y. LEITCH g z. 8. BRUINS,

E1ARM OF 45O ACRES IN CHARLES
E TON County, St. James Goose Creek.--Sale
for Division OF interests. .,f,,,
viii be sold at auction on THURSDAY. the 23d
instant, at the east end OF Broad street, At IL
O'Clock, ....., =,
fhe nronerty OF b. H.. Manlgault, situated about
miles from the City OF Charleston, having
bold landing on Cooper River, and accessible Dy
the Northeastern Railroad or Cooper River, con-
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance In one, two
and three years, with interest secured by bond
| OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the property.
| Purchaser to pay us for papers. Jsnl6.tnstaA