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r?TTnmwiriir T" ^ ****** LOOAL. SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1871. All Advertisements must 1)6 handed to the Business Manager before Thursday Noon. . Mr. Jas. Cannon, Jr., ia our mar shal now. We believe this gentleman will perform his duty faithfully. Several parties were committed to jail during the past week by his Wor ship, Justice Cooko. Jack Frost paid us a visit on Sat urday morning lust, and wo aro glad to lay that ho has renewed his calls sevcr ,. si times since. Mit. Z. M. Wolf requests us to state that he is no longer marshal of Orange burg. Mr. W. was a good officer, and made many friends in that capacity..; Mr- Geo. Vose still holds forth in Orangeburg, and offers for sale a variety of fresh groceries for very low Ggures. See his advertisement. H.TV ? ? ? -CCT The Yellow Fever in Charleston is coffined. Those who desire to visit our "city by the sea" can do So now with impunity. Mr. Ezekiel's advertisement is fresh and interesting. Reader, lo >k for it right uow and peruse it. You'l . never regret it. Wm. M. 8ain & Co., arc just in re s ccipt of a mammoth stock ot groceries. ? Tbosa who want something fresh and good give thorn a c til. * Mr. Jas. S. Hey ward proposes to supply a want long felt in Orangeburg, in the way of a male school for boys aud jroung men. Mr. il. gives the best of reference*, and we bespeak for him a liberal patronage. i>n. K. J. Of.IVtnos advertises in fo ri^ys News. The Doctor* it a s.ic AAsafui and intelligent Druggist, nad fhoae desiring carefully prep-.red medi eincs could p.itrouize no better house. To take a fresh peep in ut the mag nificent store of firnry dry good's of Kohu & Uro'., is equal to the Fair. They have almost everything that a hard-tn-phftsc wile can conceive of. Their advertisement isirrtu day's Ni:ws. The Ku Klux proclamation has dam agetf trade every where. ? Canulcn Jour nal. Query. Did the Ku Klux thetn selves never "damage" anything? WiJJ^ the Journal inform us ? A new Trial Justice.?Augustus 1). Kuowlton, Esq., has been appointed a Trial Justice by his Excellency, Gov. Scott. Mr. Kuowlton is an eminent Iswyer, nod wo feel safe in assorting will make a fair nnd just officer. The Wasinoton papers tell us of a young lady who became insane the day of her marriage. Better lor her husband that he had never scaled the walls of par adise, and gnzed upon its matchless de lights, than, having seen it, to bo thus deprived of a rcal:zation of its joys, and jts pleasures! Thk work that remains to be done on Mr. Light foot's new building at the corner, before it will be ready for busi ness, grows beautifully less every day. Mr. S. is a thorough-going business man, and fortune cannot smile upon Jjira. more than wc would wish her. William North says, in his "Man of tfio of the World" that "there is but one kiss that man or woman should ever give, aud that La the kiss of true lovo". Now, so far as the propriety of the thing is concerned, North w*y be righ; but bo far as th'j plcasare goes, that is derived from sipping the nectar of a juiccy lip, vre have found kisses aJJ aboujt xilifce-w goodi Last Sunday was the dreariest day in Orangeburg we have expriencod for somo mouths past. Robinson Crusoe could not have boon more lonesome upon liia desolate and lonely .island than were ourself, and the persons wc held converse with, on that day. At any. other time the Italian doles far m'aite, Would have been enjoyed by us ; but on Sunday lout, a dissatisfaction at every thing?a kind of nn ennui?seemed im pressed on more than one face we met. It was a lazy day, and yet, to n certain oxtont, a restless one two, for we confess we strolled all about in search of some thing to direct our thoughts from the chaunel iu which they were running, aud novcr stopped until wo canto \\\f On a crowd of young gentlemen out in u certain old field, not mauy hundred yards distaut, playing?intfttfble the pea P. S. Felder k Go's advertisement is particularly interesting to-duy. This firm is growing in popular favor' very rapidly, aud will shortly compete with any iu our Burg. Messrs Willie Izlar aud Patrick, by their urbane aud courteous manners, aud the accommo dating prices for which they sell goods of all sorts, arc making crowds of cus tomers. T. A. jeffords k Co. have com menced busincsf. ngain at their old stand near the railroad. Special inducements arc offered at this house. Mr. Jeffords does a large grocery business in Charles ton1, rittd as wo tffrderptnud that this is a bra'neh house, he is of course ablo to sell nil articles in his lino dt very low rates. It Would be to the iuterest of | our friends in the country, to rend the advertisement of this new firm (or rathel n limb of an old and popular one) aud give them a call. ? nimm i Tin: South is the name of a paper recently started in New York. We received the third number und arc pre pared to pronounce upon its merits. That it is the paper to take, for those who are anxious to keep posted as to the events tint arc daily transpiring in the Southern States, is a fact admitted hy the pi ess everywhere. Chained to no par'j\ but honestly battling to hold up fearlessly tho mirror of truth, the South is more than wolcomo to tho sanc tum of every editor. And thus will it beto"ev<ry household, when its popu larity?which is fast spreading?and its merits?which arc great-?become ktmnn to the public. Wo bid it God spccdl A Valuable Book.?Mr. \V. A. Huffman will canvas the K?stern por tion of our Couuty in ab ut a fortnight's time, to receive subscribers for a'book called the History of all tho Religious Denomination of tho world, comprising ?. general -?iew of the origin, History and condition1 of tho various sects of Christians, the Jo as and Mohamme dans, as well as the Pagan form of Re ligion existing iu the different countries [o%tho earth, with sketches of the louu acrs of all religious sccfiT from the best authorities. The author of the v*o!tttne is Wincent L. Miller. It is really a readable and eminently instructive book; replete- with beautiful historical facts aud abounding in valuable truths. No family should he without it. We wish Mr. Huffman success. ' IV - * . It' an editor omits anything) he* is lazy. If he speaks of things as they are, people are mad. If he gl osses over ?smooth down the rough points?he is bribed. If he calls things by their pro per names, he is unfit for the position of an editor. If he dms not furnish his readers with jokes, he is a mullet. If he does, ho isa rattlehcad und lacking sta? piiity. it he condemns tue wrong, n? is a good fellow; but lacks elissretioo. If he lets wroHCl and injuries go un punished, he is a coward. If he fails to uphold a public man, he does it to grati fy spite?is a tool of a clique, or belongs to the 'out.' If he indulges iu person alities, he is a blackguard; if ho dses Bot, his piper is dull and insipid. Manufacturing: Enterprise in charleston.?Charleston is fast be coming u manufacturing us veil as a commercial city, ihn largest manufac tory of doors, sashes, blinds, &0.t in the Southern States is that of Mr. P. P. T04&8, on Jlu;lbeek's Wharf iu that oity,.ealoa rooms at No 20 Hay no St. Mr JoalkV advertisement appearo iu another column. NOTICE. OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, OaAxacouao Comerr, S. C, November Sd, 1871. All persons indebted to this Oflice for pur chasing Rooks, will please make Settlement to tho Underpigned at tlve Office of Sehool Commissioner 011 or before Nov. 30th, 1871._ Fa I. CAIN, Schoel Commissioner, O. C. ? nev 4 tt New Buckwheat JUST RECEIVED. WM. M. SAIN & 00. Alio hare for S?U SWEET BUTTER Cli EESK, MAOOARONI, COD FISH, PICKLED SALMON ONIONS. IRISH POTATOES, t ? * * * ? r ajv/ \j *% LEMON CRACKERS Ii UTTER CRACKERS WATER CRACKERS SUUAK 1 'RACKERS SODA CRACKERS LEMONS I VIC A ALMONDS PALM NUTS ENGLISH WALNUTS S1C1LT Fl LUE UTS RAISINS FRENCH CANDIES ASSORTED CANDIES JELLIES CHOW CHOW PICCAL1LLA SUOVR CURED HAMS BACON LARD BUC1ARS of all grade?. COFFEE Choap SARDINES OYSTERS LOBSTERS LIQUORS SPICKS PEPPER TOBACCO SEC AUS PI FES CANDLES STARCH ? SOAPS' SflT?P" SVRUP PICKLES of ?11 grades. tu: pr*ie far 65 eentN. TUBS' BUCKETS' kc, are., Ae. Arid oterytliinjff f(%? kept ia a first elasa ?n\n ilj Orocerjr Store. 8A1. CO. Corner Market and Main Streets, Orangeburg, S. C. ?ept 16 m*j 27 ? ly TO STOCK BUYERS!!! We HAVE ON HAND, A LOT OF FINE Saddle and Buggy Horsos. ALSO BROKE AND UXII ft OKE MULES Wait* nt arc offering y?ry LOW, fsrAtifiH our SALES STABLES. WM, M. SAIN A CO. THE CHEPEST PLACE ( )toj>et GOOD BACON, AUGUSTA FLOUR and Other Articles in the G ROCER Y LINE is at E. EZEKIELS sign of the; 1 ? BIO WATCH. nov 4 o 1 j Sheriff's Sales. . By virtue of sundry Executions to me di rected 1 will sell tu the uighest bidders, at Orungcburg Court House, outhe first MON DAY in Vecember ue*t, fur casli, tbc follow ing property, viz: ft." jg One-1 act of Land containing 471 acres nioru or less, bouiuitu by lands of J. W. Oakman, Mary A Fun-, M. Rftcy, A. Boxard, 1>. Inabinol und V. I'itthxn. Levied on us tiio properly of Aduiu .Moorer at, the uuit of iium'l O. Fair. ALS'O One tract of lund containing $00 nercs more prucsis, bounded no?-iu Ujr fjsi.' Em'! j l'?OBer add utiieVs, ousl by .1. G. waumimuk- ! or mid otiii j. . south by J. tj.and T. E. Wuu nafimker ana we*j by Andrew Inablnei and art ?era, subject to the Dcteudaui's i-.lIu of Homestead thereon, This tract will bo sold iii parcels, and Creditors consenting, a por tion only of tlie purchase money will be re quired. Levied on as the property of 11. 0. Wannnmaker at the suit of John 8. Bowman and othcis. AL!?0 On Tuph lay nltcr saleday, at the residence of Adam [lush, lOJ lbs Seed Cotton, 8?0 lbs louder, bush 'Join, 1 lot It ice, and 1 Sow and 7 I'm*. Levied on us thu properly of Adam Hush, ut the suit of Lewis 1*. Coitior. ALSO On Tuesday after Saloday. at. the late resi dence of Adam M?oror, 1 Gin. 1 Buggy, und some lloits.'iiold Furniture. Levied on as tho properly of Adum Moorer at the suit of Saui'l U. Fair. . ALSO One tract of land containing 52 acres, more or less, in Oranprobarg County, boun ded northwest by hints of A. Griffith, and others, and south by the Family llome Stot 1 of F. W. Vogt tine I1 containing ft) acres more or le-'.s. in said County, bcunde 1 north by Fam ily Homestead of F. W. Vogt, lands of Smith, southwest by land.; of Dr. S. Daim ler. Remainder in 210 acres, lying between two tracts above mentions] (being the Fam ily Homestead of J VV V'^ght) alter the tor tu i out ton of I ho right of Hfl/hcstond therein. Levied on as the property of F W Voght, at the sun of U. W. Hataa.- Guradian C. K. bull. * also The rcnritnd ?r in 2'5 acre?, in siid Coun try, bounded noVth'by E. Hull, eas: by John Griffith, south E. Hull, and west by David Shulcr, (being the b'uu'iHy Homestead of Du\;d Hull) utter the termination of the Estate if Homestead the?e'c. Levied onus the property of David Bull, at the Suit of tl. W Bates, O'jrardlUn*C. K. Bull. /?LSO The rcmAinUc? in 1*1 Q RtTes of I.inll in' .said County, )><>;m !???! oti i'i north by Win.' C. M'd?M. ut: tne Rest by North Edislo river, on the si'litn hy IV. Ii. Hughes, nud on the west by James Jennings, il>. ins: the Family Homestead of Davi I Smoake) alter the ter minal ion ut the i state of Homestead therein. Levied on as the property of David Smoake, ::t the suit ot Archibald S. Clark. ALSO ?8V tvnrl *if 'mir consuming J7o acres tuoieor less, Botinded by land-, of Josiah T. Botinclt, il. D. Doniictt, and North Edis to river. One other irnet containing "i-i acre* more or less, hounded hy lands of f. C. Andrews, Mrs. Nanu, Henry D. Bonnett, and North Edislo river. Levied on in thu cuss of ex parle E l'. \'aun et ux to pay costs, expen nes incurred in effecting partition of Real Estate iu said cause. ALSO One Lot or Building tic rcon in trie Town of Orangeburg. on Church si roe, houndod oti the the tmrlii by Lot ol .1. Slroman, easi und south by N. A. Bull, and wesl by Churuli street. Levied onus the properly ofT. I'. Oliver dei ' :, a' the suit .<t .1. A K. Iloliran vs Thotnas Oliver, Adm'r T 1'. Oliver. Sheriff's Office, i II. RIGOS Orangr.b'M'g <". II., S. ' ., ' S. O. C I ..?.*!>. i << . j nov !1 ti Njtict-i of.l)i?.iRi?.4ri.|. .... -v' Ml i i' I- 11 EBK\l\ GIVEN Til 1 ':* ON jj\ the 28'h'day ol NatVmber* next we will Foe our Final Account willt the lion TJiad C. Andrews, Judge of I'r.dmtc, and r.sk for Loiters of IK <miss il as Ad'.iini: t rutoi ? of lh? Estate of Dedcrick .'. lisne, deceased. .1. K. II INK, U. <'. HANK, nov I?4t Executors. Notice of Dismis al. N'OTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN THAT ON the 80tli ilay of November next, 1 will File my Final Account wilh iii Hon. Titad. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, an ask tor Letter-, of Dismissal as Ailmiuissralrix of th? estate Of L. M. Kcitt, deceased S. S, K LITT, nov 4?it , Administratrix. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE is 11 Kit EBV GIVEN THAT ON the i lih day ot Sovemher next. i will n;e nia\ Final Account viihthe lion. Thud C. Andrews, Judge ??i i'lobale, an I ask lor Letters ot Disuiisial as Exocutrix of the Estate of Joel Butler, deceased. m, a. beeves, oct 7?4t Executrix. Notice of Dismissal. TVTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN i'm \l on the Hith day of November, IH71, we will file our Final Accounts with the Honorable T. C. Andrews, .lu?^e of Piobate,-and ask ! tor Leiters of Dismissal as AtllUtnisiratO] j. the' Estate of Margaret Coon, lee'd a. ii. HUNUERI ILLEIt. oat II--it \dministrafYtr. T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. _V? THIS. DAY RESJUMED bu8iness AT HIS OLD. STAND, CORN EH ru8 _r^ELL STHBET audllAILUOAD AVENUE, whefo they will be happy to see thoir friends and former p&tronB. Everything in the GROCERY LINE Will be he found here, bt 8?OD CfUALlTY and LOW PRICES. .Person's'desirous of PURCHASING will DO V.ELL to CALL oud EXAMINE OUR STOCK Uef&Tc going clscwhtrc. ?iov It c ly THE COURT HOUSE STORE Is supplic-l with a choice selection of fresh GOODS, marked as LOW bV fhey can be sold, ixinong which aro london cream, t?inger and pic nic crackers. Pickled shrimps, devilled ham, sauces, *c. mackerel and salmon in Kits and by the pound; chocolate and fancy candies. ALSO A full Full Stock of .MEN'S and BOY'S HATS, CAPS', SHOES and CLOTHING. Ladies9 Dross Trimmings and Hosiery COLLIN'S GJ lb. LONG AXES, &c, &c An inspection respcc'fully invited. JOHN A. HAMILTON, MARK KT STREET, oct 14 ly A CHOICE SELECTION OF WWW ANB FASHIONABLE GOODS OF THE Latest Styles and at the Lowest Prices! Consisting in part of Fashionable Dross Goods, Mfc Alpacas' Rod and White Flannels, Blaukcts, Cnssimeres, Clothing, Boots ao'd Slioc!, Hats', Trunks, &c. Hardware. Saddles and Harness. Also Choice Groceries, Wines', Liquors, &c. AU Conds Warranted as repfOSCnfcd'. T. CA HTM ILL, oct 7 fVo Russell Street. i 111 Lra Eaa E 1871. GEO. H. CORNELSON, jpLV.S LEAVE TO) ANNOUNCE TO HIS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ' HEW STOCK OF PALL GOODS Is now ready lor their INSPE JTEON,' and SOLICITS an EARLY CALL. As it is iit:possible to mention all the Various lines of goods i.. tl)? DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS, I will only say that it is COMPLETE in every PARTICULAR, and UNSURPASSED for Cheapness, Excellence and Durability -:o: Having in; the past MKT WITH SUCH UNEQUALLED SUCCESS in my ONE PRICE SYSTEM, I shall STRICTLY A Dil KHK to it in the FUTURE, and having bought my goods strictly for cash I am able to COMPETE with the LOWEST PRICES in the Market. I denl OPENLY and FAIRLY and guarantee every PACK AG K as REP RESENTED. Come one and all aud examine for yourselves. NO TROUBLE4 TO SHOW GOODS. GEO. H. CORNELSON. oct 7 oct 3 k ly ron*e?sl!'8 po* 11 f 1 Invlftoi atirg The*o i .;- 11 iro i?.?i.i\.iy invulual. i i 'i;.. >? puiify tho system, and will cum Remittent and Intermittent Fever?, and :.ie a preventive cf Chills find Fever. AU yield to thtir powerful c?ic.vijr. VRE CffltreflffTHftM Are an antidote to change of Wutoi: and 1>ki. to the watted frame, ntid eorreet r.ll Will ?*vt days of aisfferinir to the ?ick, ar.<\ UIsIsl Ml 31 A? HPM-f?KT=vr Tho grand l'anacoa for all the ills of life I ?REG jrRUinl^r in Young or Old, MarrledS^ * ^ ^r?r Single, these Dittm aro un^V ^^equailid and hare, often been thtV meun? of ?avin:? life. TRV.ONI BOTTLE. ^ THE OLD ESTABLISHED OF A MF. RICA. THE SOUTHERN Aro. 8 N. Chartes Street, BALTIMORE, MD. Orgnntif!dlfthDtPOteil Entirely to Preparing ykunaand ?iliddle o./ged e//cn to ntcnuK nrOKOVOR 'Practical Accountants JXt> OVER 250 0 YOUNG MEN rstou TIIX SOUTHERN STATES hare GRADUATED <>t this ISSTITVTION, etnd are how tilling RetptHtibtt and I.n. rative J'oiitions in tin Lending BASKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES oj the Country. THERE ARB NO VACATIONS. Studentt ran enter at any time. Sfti u%t meiMduetl . ????< tint! tueeett cuaran. tee./. Sen.lfor College Pivuwentt and s/tenttid Sfeti. ineut of T.-ntnamhif'. Eutlitt Toitag* Slamfit. ' AJJrttt all CotnmHnie^llons to VF. It. SU? LI It. IVr??r. SmrfrerH fihsinett Coliegr, BALTIMORE, MD. nov 11 g\ Sheriff 's Saletj^ ORANGEBURG COUNT*: P In Common Pleas. 0. IL Middlcton, 1 Compt/UV1 ts \ fjf I J. E. L. Anmkor. J Foreclosure. I By virtue of (lie judgment filed in thiso**)** j ilirccting that the lands hereinafter men tioned, be sold by me, at pubide auction, i will sell at Orangcburg Cjuurt House, un Monday tho fourth day of December nag?, during the usual hours of,sale,. All that plantation or tract ef laud known as Belleville, situate, lying and %$A*M ?? County of Orangeburg, ar.d Sta.'e pf ,8o*i*W Carolina, containing 1070 acres nioru or lew.' bounded by lands of Ti ezevant, Darjs, Jfc-' Cord, Geiger, Moorer and by tho Co.iyi-roe Biver. . i : 0? Terms of s'nle?One-half cash, balance.** be paid in ono year, and to b'o scoured/by m bond, with* inlereM at ii percent; troiu.d.^f*.. and a mortgage of the premises, Puren** ei s to pay for papers, recording and stamps. And unless the purchaser pay 5 per csat. of the whVfo bid, at the time of sale, tho promt ses will bo rcsohl on the same day,, on tha same terms. And the Sheriff is allowed to reserve the liberty to refuse tho bid of the same person at succeeding sale. And ja case the person paying 5 par cent, doss not comply with the rest of the terms in <?u day* after the sale, the same will be ??**id on the sacceoduig ealcday. ALSO ORANGEB?RG COUNTY. In tue Common Plsasj. Jt. W. Bates vs Robert C. Irick et. al. Judgment of Foreclosure and snle. By virtue of an order of the said Court in this case, I will sell at Orangeburg Court House, (fa Monday, the 4th* dajr of Decem ber next, during the legal hours of sate.; All that tract 6f land in this County; con taining about 4.72 acres, bounded by lands now or formerly of D. B. Bookhartj J. ii. Dallas, E. D. and E. A. Irick, Estate of w. P. Itcesv-, anil 11. Cogswell. Terms one-half cash, and balance on a credit of twelve months. Purchasers t? pay for papers, recording and stamps. AXSO ORANGKBURG COUNTY ti? In Common Pleas. Mary B. Trcadwcll, Adm'x vs John II. Ear ning, et al. Coni]daint to Marshall Asacts, &e.' By virtue of an order of the said .Court in this net Ion, I wUl sell at Orangeburg Court Douse, on Monday, the 4th day of DecemV bcr, next, during the legal hours of sale, the Real Estate in this County, ?T which the lute William Jt. Treadwell, died, seized and possessed, consisting of the followfng tracts of rand; in the Town of Oraftgrbuirgr 1. Tract of 12 acres, bounded mrtb by lands or Thomas Oliver, oast by lantaof So. Caj Railroad Co., O. Gownn and*, fist at o of George II. Elliott and RaHfosa HVcnuc, south by Russell Street", and ycjt "by land* of W. M. 11 ut son, Esq. This tract will he intersected by two streets, and will be sold in 1H lets of convenient size. 2. The Hotel tract, ?ituated at the corner of Russell and Uroughlon streets, and boaa ded on the other sides by lands of Mrs.. W. B. Trcadwcll an 1 D. Louis. This "wilt sold in <> Lots, tw o of them fronting on Rus sell street, and one of these with a good Store already erected thereon, three of them fronting on Eroughton street, ami the re mainder constituting the Hotel with nmpls stables, mid buildings, and yard and g irderr room. being one of tho most eligible piers* of property in the Town of Orangcburg. Tract of 120 acres, bodnded north by lauds of Mrs Ann Andrews! east by Broogb ton street, south by river and-street, aawi west by River street. This tract will h* sold in 00 lots, and will be intersected with streets properly located, rending the Lota available as Town Lots. A portion will he sold in a tract of S acres, and another por tion in a t act of about. 20 acres. A fine brickyard is on one of the tracts. A portion of these Lots wiU be sold on the day indicated, to suit purchasers. Plats af the said Heal Estate can be inspected at tm% Sheriff s Office. f>'? Terms of sale, liberal. They will be sd vcrtiscd in (he next issue. * Sheriffs Office, ) II. RIGOS. Orangcburg C. lt., S. C, I 8/ Ov C Nov. it, ?n; / nov 11 ?t Referee's Sale. OR-VNt'EBURO' COUNTY. In Common PLautf John C. Pike, Trustee vs John MeMielkM By virtu- of an order of the said Court in this case, 1 will sell st Urangeburt, Court House, on Monday, tho 4th day of DcccriiUer next, during tho legal hours'of sale, the ifct lowlng Heid I'strrT, situate in the Fork of I'disto, in* lids County, vir. 1. One tract of ubout 380 acres, situate em Great Brunch, hounded by' i:>n?ls of Jaaoo i\arson, Henry Boanett and'Estate of D. Kennerly, and represented by a plat of the same, drawn by M L Baldwin. D. 8:, veeonk" cd in the Register's Ollicc of this Couo'y. in' Book '!, page V'.S. 2. One tract of about -100 acrej, bouho'tS by lands i>f John Huyden, lands forritW"^ 01 \\ . S. Dudley, Estate'lands' of Samuel Uair*, lands of William O. Moss and-Doli ?tu and other lands of Johu McMiohaeL and represented on a plat of the K?me, m?de by M.'L. Baldwin,' D. S., and recorded iti 8, page 119. :'. Remainder7 inJ 260 aereaj situate-! on'' Cooper Swamp, bein&thc* Family HomeMead of the said .lohn MeMfcihael, after the teraal nation of the Estate of Homestead'therein. 4. About 850 acres of the Mill and Hottoo tracts, adjoining the lands of the s?id'Fant? ilv ironies toad, being the lands represented 1>y hrir plats makoby M. L. Baldvrltr", D. 8., and recorded in (lie Register's" efhee of this County, in Rook !t, pages llS'and 121. ret rospective, outside cf the Homeetood aforesaid; and a it or deducting 100 aeroa being on the west side of Cooper Swamp. Flats of tlio said laud cau ho inspected upon application to tho undersigned. Terms?one-fourth cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, purchases ta give Bond and Mortgage of the iroatisos purchased, said mortgage to contain a ?o?'-" nant for resale in case of breach of the B?YK? nnd to pay for papers recording and stamp, cd. OEO. BOLIVER/ Referee and Reeelter** novii ter AUGUSTUS B. RNOWLTON (Formerly of the New York Bar.) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR* A T E A W , OHA VfJFIMIMj, fl, CV july s tff MALCOLM L BR0WNIN8, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 02t A\<JI.IiI Itti <. H., No. Oft* not i |f