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TW?f I?W III I a II Ml I nil Forfeited Land S<de Continued. Mack, Samuel 10 acre* arable; Mack, Daniel lit arm arable and 5 wood. Miehaol, Jane S acre* arable and * wood. Middleman, Joshoa 3 area* arable ard 71-2 wood . Mi<Ml?*vn, Pick 18 mnr* arable and 9 wood. Middleton. Joe 8 ecres arable and 8 wood. Middleton, Solomon 8 1-4 acres arable. MWdleton, Sackey 20 acres arable and 1 building Mitchel Henry 8 acres and 10 wood. Mitch el, Bickum lt> acres arable. i Nichols, Win. 7 acres STabie 8 wood and 1 building sub lot 33 ??c. 12 la let'offin Point. Nelson. Marsh or Paul 8 acres arable and 2 wood f lot 64^ 1 sec. 29 Is le. Nichols, E. li.6 lotsi Lands End. Vy Parker, John 10 acres wood. Oakland. \ Parker, Sain S 7-8 acres arable. I Polite, Isaac 5 acres arable, j Polite, Abram 10 acres arable .10 wood and 1 buil ding, Powel, Wb; 5 acres arahle aud 3 wood. Pinckney, Robert 10 acree arable. Patterson, Sarah 5 acres arable. Riley, Wm. est- 10-14 acres arable lot 59 sec. 9 1 *r Robinson, Job 9 acres arable and 11 wood. Robinson, Aaron 8 acres arable; Hirer*; Abraham est. 13 acres arable and 1 .buil ding sub. lot 28 sec. 7 18 23 Coffin point. Hirers, Mfke 1 lot Lands End. 'RJrsrs, Sunaner 10 acres arable and 1 building Scott Place. Richard, Jebn 10 acres arable. Ri<4mide, Dick est. 10 acres arable. Ricfcards, Harry 10 acres arable, Robinson Ceeaar 1 lot Lands End; BoMmoo, Ton 15 acres arable and 5 wood. Bil^, WU110 acres arable. Bohiaeae, Jenny, est. 13 acres arable. Scott, Sea 12 acres arable. Soabroek, Julia 8 acres arable and 2 wood. Si mens, Tow 6 acres arable and 4 wood. Swart, Judge 10 acres arable and 10 wood, lots 39 and -Jtaec. 14 In 1 w. Sariwtoa, Malsey 1-4 acre arable and 1 lot at Ora^eoillo L. Is and. Savage, Joseph 7 acres arable and 3 wood. faanjTton. Jacob la acres arable. Soabroak, Tbos Eripp 9 acres arable and 11 woet. Small, Paul 10 acres wood. Small, Wat 8 acres arable and 2 wood; Singleton, Roger est. 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Siwwooe, Moses 9 acres arable and 1 wood. Siwmuos. Ouffee 5 acres arable and 2'wo<>d. Scott, or Washington, Moses 7 acres arable and S wood. Simmons, Betsey 10acres wood. Seahrojk, UarrJida 4 acres arable and 2 wood. Sawmmw, Joseph 10 acres arable and 10 wood. Singleton, Nellie or Wbi. 5 acres wood. Siwweea, Kid 2nd 10 aire* arable. tiiamoac, Paris 10 acres arable. 31a?ai, March 2nd 16 aeros arable and 4 wood. Kimmoos, James lOwcre- wood. Smalls Jac xb 11 acres arable and 9 wood. Smith, Benjamin 10 acres arable. baipe, Jack IS acres arable. Stuart Peter 10 acres arable. 5ceu, Jae 7 acres arable. Simmons. Prince 10 acres arable. tSimaoM. Davis 9 1-3 acres araoie. Tiavllle, John 10 acres arable. Traaille, Muliy 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Williams, Claris* 3 acres arable. Williams, Joshua 11 acres arable. Williams, (Juuunings or Monday 10 acres arable W alitor, b. 8 acres arable and 2 wood. Washington, Goo. 1st. 1 lot Lauds Eud. VklHB, Toby lb acres arable. Wataaa, Fred 81-4 acres arable. Waahlngton. Stuart 10 acres arable. Wabb, Harry 8 acres arabto. Witg, Mamlay 10 arable. Wktut. Will 2nd 3 acres arable. Waahlagma, Harry 14 1-2 acres arable. Washington, Hairy est. 30 acres wosd. Waahlagtia, Moses 8. 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Yaaag, Isaac 6 arable L. I. Youag, Billy e^t. 8 lots Land* Eud. Young Cornelia 3 lots Lands Eud. Young, Jeffry 4 lots Lands Eud. BEAUFORT?1874. Baker, Bristol 7 acres arable and 17 wood. Brown, Phillip T. 10 acres arable and 3 wood. Bradley Sam est. 5 acros arable and 3 wood. Gaok, Abratu 10 acres arable; .Pari* 1. Chisolm, Dandy 5 acres wood. Drank, Rake & acres arable and 5 wood. Graaa, Diaua 2 acrta arable and la wood. Getters. Limine 8 acros arable and 1 wood. Gray, George 20 serve arable: P. I. (trees, Jaaaa S acres arable; Higginaou. Haiiltap, Isaac 20 acres meadow. Jenkins, Elsie 5 seres arable; Old Fort. Jeakias, Judy est. b acres arable and i wood. Jenkins.Dickuin 10acres wood; Kcabrook. 4 Miller, Howard 7 acres arable aud 7 turadww. Myers. Pt-phn-v 13 acres arable; P. 1. Marshal, laru.-l "lb acres arabl-. Miller. Jaurs 1 lot and 1 building; Beaufort. Roberts. Fortune 7 8-8 acr? s wood. Robinson. Hmilfon Jd. 3 acres arable aud 3 wood. Robinson, David 10 acres wood. j Slow nan, Seneca est. lb acres arabl*. Ncott, A brum lb acres arable; p. J. bmails, J antes 5 acres arable ami 3 wood. BLUFFTON. 1674. I Briuton, Brass 24 acres wood. Chad wiclr, John 5b acres arable and 4-10 wool. i Chaplin, S. 27 acres arable and 200 wood. Ferguson, Jack 10 arable 4 nt-adow and SO wood Jeffords, T. J. Est. 1 lot and 1 building. KliiH ton. Prince, Edward 4 acres sraMe and 50 wood. 8toney, Jauies est. 150 acr<?s arable and 582 wo Tuten A Johnson 40 acres <arabis,460 wood an building. Wiggins, Tho*. J. 72 acre* arable. COOSA W HATCH IK. 1874. Black, Stephen 10 acres arable. Brabham, Alfred 100 acres arable 50 meadow and 100 wood aud 2 buildings. Crosby, Samuel 4 acres arable and 6 wood. Mulligan, Frank 10 acres arable. Pope, Wiu. 1st. 10 acres arable and 212 wood. Pope, Wiu. 2d. 25 acre* arable and 100 wood. Sauls, Hubert 16 acres arable a ml 149 wo-d. Sauls, Benj. F. 135 acres arable and 600 wood. Stanley M. T. 100 acres wood. Smith,'Sam 150 acres wwkL GOETHE. 1874. Adger, Robert 300 acres arable and wood. G?>ethe, Wiu 200 acres wood. Middlelon. N. F. 50 arable and 245 wood. Owens. Augustus W. 39.5 acres arable wood. Parnell, Anna 3 acres arable 45 meadow and 25 wood. Sanders, Mary SL 429 acres wood. Sweat, L. M. 100 acres wotsi. Smith, J. G. 50 acres arable and 210 wood. Smith, Mrs. H. P. 40 acres arable and 220 wood. Tuten, Absalom C. 279 acres wood. Wright, C. H. 30 acres meadow and 120 wood. LAWTON. 1874. I>u/>rees, Jos. J. 280 acres acre* wood. Mixon; John 63acres wood. Primus, Hexekiah Jr. 7 acres arable and 193 wood. Russel, 51. 16 acres arable. PEEPLES. 1874. Glorer, Jas. 8. 402 acres wood. Jones, Saml. 2 lots, Varnsville. Langford, E. A. trustee, 274 acres wood. Stepheuson, Alex. 50 acres arable and 200 wood. Weekly, Elizabeth 10 acres arable and 40 wood. POOOTALIGO. 1874. Ford, Wallv 4 arable. Flinn, Jno. M. 50 acres wood. ROBERT.?1874. Brabham. Josiah 25 acres wood. Canady, Tonev 10 acres arable and 40 Wood. I>a* son, James 50 acres arable and 250 wood. Ford, Mrs. C. S. 100 acres wood. Frost, Joe 4 acres arable and 37 wood. Humbert, M. J. 685 acres meadow. Hallford, J. H. 10 acres wood. Juries, Kwd. M. 100 acres wood. Judson, G. 100 acres wood. <Over?troet, Labon 570 acres wood. Porcher, Nero 324 acres wood. Stevenson, Sr., Geo. A. 16 acres arable. Wall, Hampton 5 acres araole aud 29$ wood. Williams, Prince 115 acres wood. ST. HELENA. 1874. Albright,Staart 10 acres wood. AlUton, llagar 2 acres arable. Brown, Frank 1 lot Lands End. Bowles, Hickman 10 arable, Indian Hill. Brown, Columbus 2 lots Lands End. Br?wn. Maliuda 1 lot Lands End. Black, Nancy 5 acres arable Ladies Island. Cothn. Ned 5 acres arable Cherry Hill. .Capers, est. Stuart 8 acres arable"and 2 wood. Cbiaolm, est. Hover 10 acres wood, Hopes Place. Chaplin, Mingo 20 acres arable, Capers. Chisolm, Ben 5 acres arable. LK-as, Ben 2nd 10 acres arable, Marion Chaplin ITace. Frazier, Ned 5 acres arable, Fripps. Farmer, est. June 7 acres arable and 12 wood. Grant. Sam 10 acres arable 30 wo<<d. Long Island Gardner, est. Paris 10 acres wood I>r. Popes Place. Glover. Scipio s acres arable and 2 wood. Gtcco, Chauce 14 acres arable Corn Hand. Uarwood, E. 00 acres arable and 40 wood. Jones, Sylvia 5 acres arable. Middletoii, lCichard 27 1-2 acres arable. Miteh. l, Jack 34 acres arable. Nichols, Wm. 7 acres arable and 3 wood. Farker, Edward 10 a. res arable Frogmore. Pope. Cuffee 10 acres arable. Frogmore. Riley, vV ill 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Hopes. 4obinson, Robt 5 acres arable and 5 wood, Scott Sampson, Jacob 10 acres arable. Orange Grove. Small, est, Lvdia 1 lot Lands End, 5mall, Molly sacres arable and 2 wood. Simmons, Cuffy 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Traville, Peter 16 acres arable. Taylor, Ned 3 1-3 acres arable, Frogmore. Washington, Geo "2nd 1 lot Land* End. Washington, Moees 2nd 7 acreaarable and 3 wood Frogmore. W illiains, lahtnal or Peter 5 acres arable,* Scott You tig, Peter 1 lot Ijinds End. LADIES ISLAND.?1874 'All^n, Joshua 4 acres arable and i wool, Con: Island. . HI ick. Nanrv S aires arable. \ I Peas. Tibbie 1 lot Orangeville. Fcrgorsow, i.enah 10 acres arable C<v>s?w. Crecn, I hnrlfs 14 iww arable l orn island. Jtidd, 8msri est. io acre* arable Wehhplace. Kitttf, Est. Jeffry 10 arrw arable Rytht4rood jdaoc Eawronve, Win. 8 acres arable and 8 wood. Woot Ea* n, Stanrt. Teteror Tdyod in acres arable Coosaw. Sa inton, Massay 1 lot Oranjn'ville. Simmons Ned l?i acres arable Hazel place^ SinirltMon, est. Jacob 5 acres arable ByWewood Sinpleton, Ixmdon .?acres wood. ^ iv'c, Milcv 10 a? rcs arable. YKMASSKK.?1S74 j Ferebee, John A7s acres wood. Hamilton.Center 10 a"r< s w<hk1. McNish. S. t?n acres'arable. | Stony. William 10 acr?.s. } Simmons, Jack A acres. Walker, Abram A acrvajirable and SO wood. Walker, Win. AO acres wood. BEAUFORT. 1875 Black Pan! 10 arable 10 wood Eddinjja p i Black, Chole 14 1-'-' acres near Port Royal. Campbell, Iseal 10 acres Woodard place. Cormick, Benter 2?>aeres arable. Kddinsps p. i. Doctor, est. Lazarus 11>4 acres arable and 5 wood. Kddings p. i. Deas MorrisflO acres wood, adjoining Phillip et n Fripp, Nancy 20 acres .wood. Fields, Amy 10 acres arable lot 3Gsec. 4 In 2w Sea brook. Fields, Wm, 10 acres wood, Fuller place, p. i. Grcem, Middleton 10 acres arable Laurel Bay Green, Joseph 10 acres arable and 10 wood, Oak land. Green, Chns. 10 acres arable Foldings place, p. f Green, Clarissa 10 acres arable and 6 wood, JcriI che. \ Green. Sharper 1 lot and 1 building Beaufort. Gadsden, Tom 20 acres arable Laurel Bay. Giblies, est. Morris 15 acres arable and 5 wood Corn Island | ^Grcddcs, Bristcr '5 acres arable and 5 wood Horse Island. Groddcs.Nat 4 acres nnible and f> wood Milb place. Garrison. Sam 20 acres arable Habersham p. i. Greddes, Ben 5 acres arable and 5 wood. Goldwin, John 10 acres arable lot 21 sec. 21 21 1 s 2w i Hazel, Sarah 10 acres arable Wm Perryclear place Keyward, Joseph 2 acres arable and 8 wood llabci sham" place. Hunt, Nancy 4 acres arable. Haynes. Joe and Atty 1^ acre arable and 8 wood Swanip place. Hey ward, Andrew 10 acres rralde Pcriyclcr place Jenkins, Sam 10 acres arable and 5 wood, lthett, "Jenkins. Jonas 20 acres arable Horse Island. Jenkins, Flora 10 acres arable and 10 wood Grey's Hill. Jenkins, Isaac 10 acres wood, T?m Island. Jenkins, Prince 10 acres arable, and 10 * wood Horse Island. Jones, Wu. 1 lot and 10 acres arab'e and 1 lot Higgiuson. Lawrence, Wm. 10 acres arable and 10 wood. Magnolia. 3Iack, est. Sam 12 acres arable and 8 woodi Cherry Hill. Mack, Ben 10 acres arable and'10 wood,Swamps Place. Minigault* Martha 8 acres 'stood, Ann Perrv Char. McCloud, Phi:o 10 aoros arable. Fuller Place, P. I. Parker, Uachael 1 building in lot A block 12 Beaufort. Polite, Daniel 10 acres arable, Seabronk. Pettism, Jacob 20 acres arable. Means Place; P. I Pritchard, Priuius 10 acres arable, Ed lings, Parry Island. Kobinson, Jr. Neptune 10 acres arable; Eddings, P. I. Itohinson. Lucy 10 acres arable; Mears place, P. I. Richardson, J?* 5 acres arable and 5 wood: Baynard place. ? Richardson, Elsie 5 acres arable; Stephen EllHitt place. .Reed, Peggy 10 acres arable; Fuller, P. I. Richards, Hagar 10 acres arable; Fuller P. I. Reuben, Caesar 6 acres arable; fraction B.^lot 32 sec. 26 in ?w. " w K ?? arable 5 wood and 1 Simmons, .Marcus >t . u w-iw building. Baynard plpco. Simmons, Daniel est. 5 acres arable; lot 49 sec. 1 Simmons, Marcus 15 acres arable and? wood; Stuart Point. ? . .Small, IshmaelllO acres arable; Baynard. Small, Hanibcl 10 acres arable and 10 wood; Woodlawn place. Small, Monday 10 acres wood; Laurel Bay. Sc tt, Ben 1?? acres arable; Fuller place. 8c? vt, A brain 10 acres arable; 1*. I. Stuart Caesar est. IS acres arable and 2 wood Mills place. ,, , 1A Sweetflvwer. Sinon 3 acres arable ,and 10 w ood; Baynard. Washington, Moses P. 10 acres wood; adjoin ng Tartar. Green and Williams. White, Rebecca 10 .ten's arable and 10 wood;! Fuller place. . , , Wallace, Csaaa-10 acres'arablt; Lone Island near P. I. Wright. Simon 10 acres Paris Island. Youn.v Renj. T. 10acres, Tarls Island, 1 nunp. Bon T. 8,acres arable and 2 wood;*Tom Means place, P. I. BLUFFTON. 1875. Bcdon, Peter 13 acres arable and 137 wood; adjoinin* Chichessee River, and lands of Glovor. I Fcrre!?ee, John est. G'JOacrrs wood; adjoining Garvin el. McPle rson, Peter ?d. 1 acre arable and 1 buildi'X Winninghani, Wt? o t. 1 lot village of BlufUor . 00'A?H? 1THIK. 1875. | Ai.d. n=. rr 7 a?T<* arable and 25 wood; on Bull I Ilrad .y. ? J AbUn -... so acres ai?bl- and 120 wood; adjoining A in e >, linett unci tklanti. | itwwv-ra, Jutucr 20 acres arable and SO wood; adI joining Mew, Pope and Fields, i Bowers. .Martha 250 acres wood; adjoining Win. I Bowers et. ai. j Ring, Harriett 5 acres arable and 30 wo<xl; adjeiuingorr, Priiuus and Jones, j ?Hand, Mary \. 20 aere* arable and 45 wood; adj joining Sin's. II rvey et.; 1. Colicii, .Joltu HO acr- s arable; adjoining Itced, Cleland, Tut- ii and Anders. BeVeanx, Bam 200 acres wood; adjoluing Ilodge, Strobhart, Pnponf a? d Smart. Kllis. a lex. 150 acres wood; adjoining Winn, Dow ling et. al. Fields. Daniel 25 acres arable and 150 wood; adjoining Newton, Pope et. al. Fields, Jonas 0 acres arable and 47 wood; Brant tra< t. ~ Ferret bee Wathan GO acres arable and 358 meadow, adjoining Bobbins, Boddington A C<>. et. al. j Gillisui, Dr. W. 1>. 1200 acres arable and wood. Jones, I. s. 50 acres arable 79 wood; adjoining Crosby, Miller and Johnson. Jones, Sarah H acres arable and 29 wood; adjoiniug Honey llillbattciy. Jenkins. Horace 8 acres arable and 7ft wood; adjoining Jenkins et al. 1 ho*. Jenkins tract Jenkins. Thomas 3 arable and 19 wood; adjoining Horace Jenkins et. al. Mew, John 12arable and 195 wood; adjoining Tindull Peeples and Terry. r Hanker, hi hard 2-> arable and G1 wood; adjoining UiH , T %Ji ICViax, v*. Stanley Mrs. M. T. est. 100 acres wood; adjoining Tucker, et. al. Smith. Mrs. Josiah E. est 30 arable and 42( wood; adjoining Mrw et. al. GOETHE. 1375. Dow ling, IVio. H. Jr. 300 wood; adj. Tuton, Tin| dall and Winn. IXiw ling. Jas. Y. trustee, 28 wood; adjoining Youmans, Speaks, ot. al. Ifciwsoti, Itichd. J. 9 wood; bought of R. D. Smart Ellis N. \V. 125 wood; adjoining Michael DeSwasl and Nut Harrison tract. Ellis, N. W. 50 arable an 217 wood; adjoining Griuer, Sweat, Mixon and Buckner. Goethe, Francis 11. 7 acres arable and 147 woo adjoiuing Tnten Trevill Johnson and Ellis. Goethe, Francis R. 3n acres arable and 225 woo< adjoining Trevcil Johnson and Ellis. Geothe, Win. 150 acres wood adjoining Heap, Pee pies and Smith. Hadwin, Sarah 5 acres arable and 995 wood ad \ joining Mixon Johnson and Burn. Lav in. Satah B. .'to acres arable and 2CS wood ad j joining Shnman, Dowlingand Long. Mixon, 31. Elizcbcih 3 acr\-s arable and 145 woo-. Padgett, Martha IV. 713 acres wood a ijoiniti| Winn Smith McNt-al et al. Smith, M. Maddison 40 arable 220 wood adjoinin] | Ginn Crapse Airs and Gill. Smith, Marietta 151 wood. Smith, est. Henry SO arable 235 wood adjoinin, I Nfx Shumuii and Youmans. J Swea . Silas 31. list wood. Stone. Win. 8 arable,.'i5 wood adjoining River Gin : et. al j Tutcn, Absalom fi 279 wood I Tnten, .Martha S. 110 wo<-d Doyle tract. Youmans, Lerenutor 50 arable and 175 wood ad j oiuing Mixson, Smith and Deloach. LAWTON?1875Anderson. Jr. E. C. 255 wood adjoining Levin Rnddell and Colcock. Bcaler, A IK n 30 wood adjoining Bcaler and estat i of Lawton. i Brantley, Joe 5 arable and 33 wood adjoinin J Stephen's Manner and Law-ton Garner, Anthony 25 arable 35 wood adjoinin Norten. Tuten and Shunian. Russell, Bryant 175 wood adjoining Causey Stai fonl and Russell. Reed, SaDdy 50 wood. Shunian, Harriett 20 wood, adjoining Mason, Rol erts and Hostick. Stafford, <leo. W. 20 arable 35 meadow and 28-1 . m * u' 1 wood adjoining iiuen, r? wu ?m? PEEPLES,?2875. Brothers. J. C. 1 lot and 1 building Brunson. Havis, Martha A. t>0 arable 10 wood adjoining ITa i Smith, and Wiley. ' Dowling, O. P," 40 arable 79 wood adjoining II< i garth, Bowers a.id Howling. Howling, Wiu. 38 arable 70 wood, adjoining Wi | man. Hogratli, e t. al. Fennel, W. A. is acres arable end 26 wood, tl: John Fennel tract. Kinard. Lewis 29 acres arable and 90 wood, ai j joining Thomas and Pulaski. I Lee, L. E. A Co.' HUM) acres wood, near Yarn Loadhol. Miles 75 wood S. II. Adkcrson. | ville. Mew. Howard W. 135 acres wood. John Men tract. Mew, L. C. 15 auras arable and 120 wood, John j Mew trai t. Rivers, Susan A. 10 acres arable and 100 woo adjoining Rivers. Barnes and Mole. Riley, Emily C. 1 lot Brunson. j Tuten. .Tas A. 20 acres arable and 150 wood, ai ! jo'ning Hirers A Barnes. , Varn A Wood 48 acres arable and 102S w'ood. nei Varnsville. I Williams. Isabella TI. 25 a^res arable and 1! , w >od adjoining Terry A Bower. Williams, Isahc'ta 11. 1 lot and 1 b'lllliig. Br ir ! JO? m WW gj rj x?. . ._ ROBERT, 1ST.-. Pnrr'^YJ, Simon lf> arable 4<t wood. Davidson. n. H; .'{To wood adjoining Ferribee Moreeook Might Jones. ' Davidson, >1. M. 75 arable 75 wood Is S E and W ' by H. R Davidson. Ferril?eo John 2Hfi wood. Ford A Porcher54 arable adjoining E. Y. Robert, Pt el. <?reen Tlnney 25 acres arable and 10.5 wood, ad joining Dritchard, Brown, I.awton, et. al, Hmlgins, Win. 510 acres, TV>cior. Sarah 2 arable and J wool, adjoining Promm, Boyle* and Fiord. Kieliardsoti. Z.'Ji> wooti, adjoining McKonzie, est, j I McKenzie et.al. Savs, Moses 5 arable and 75 weed, adjoining | Stevens, Stephenson Smith A- Bro. et .al. I Trowel, K. S. 5 arable and 05 wood, bought of W. J F. C rosby. Sheldon. 1S75 '' * 1 . l.i i Garrett, .June 4araoic 1 woou place bought of' IK Win. Fuller. Williamson, Henry 3 acres jrable ami 12 wood j a l jo iking Henry M. Fuller ct. al. , St. Helena. 1875 r Aiken, Peter 10 arable Hopes. Anderson. Butler 7 wood Corner Farui Bryan, Molly 10 wood Saxouvillc on . Frogmore. Bowles Tira 7 arable Scott Bradley, Pick 2nd 10 arable Jane Pritcliard place. Brantlev, Israel 2 arable and 17 wood i Snxsonvillc on Frogmore. B ?wcn, est Jacob 10 arable Tom P. ! Chaplain place. Bowers. Win. 27 arable, Hopes place. Bowers, Win. 7 wood, Capt. John Fripp place. , Baton, Thos W. est. 10 wood. Saxon.ille on Frogmore. ! Byas, Toby IS acres arable and 1 wood. Barnwell, Miley 20 acres arable Pope's place. 1 Chaplin, est. Morris 17 acres arable Wallace place. Coaxum, Ponipey 28 acres arable and 10 wood. Phil brick Lands. 1 Eddings, Thos. 15 acres arable and 5 wood. Dr. White place. Fields, Will 10 acres arable Robt. Fuller place. Fields, Toney 1 lot Lands End. Grant, Simon 1 lot Lands Ends. Grant. Sam 7 acres arable and 3 wood Dr. Croft place, Long Island. Grayson, Frank Jr. 7 acres wood Fractional B. of lot 40. sec. 29 Is le. Glover. Richard 15 acres arable and 5 wood. Dr. White place. Holmes, Rigor 5 acres arable and 5 wood, Rose place. Jen's ins, James 2 acres arable Coffin. 1 Point. ? Johnson, Samson 1 lot Lands End. , Johnson, est. Morris 9 acres arable and | 1 wood. Dr. Pope place. Jackson, Jiui 10 acres arable, Hazel ( farm. i Lagree, James 10 acres arable, Hopes : place. # i Lewis, Emma 4 acres arable one build- < ing. i Middleton, Wm. 8 acres arable 7 wood, i Oliver Pritchard place. Mack, Harry Ijl acres arable Jane > Pritchard place. Mitchel, Mike 10 acres arable lot 50 sec. ' 29 1 s 1 c. Mattis, Tob * 5 acres arable Wassaw isl'd. ' Nesbit, ColatcheE 3 2-4 acres arable 10 wood lot 12 sec. 29 Is le. Owens, Sarah 8 acres arable 2 wood 1 McTureous place. ' Polite. York 2 1-2 acres arable Fripp's ' point. Perry, "Wm. 10 acres arable Frog mo re. I Rivers, James 26 14 acres arable 10 , wood Cedar Grove. i Richardson, Adam 9 acres arable 1 | wood Hopes place. i Richardson, Tony 5 acres wood, Paul Chaplin place.. . Roach, Neptune 5 acres arable 5 wood lot 1 sec. 4 Is le. Richards, Harry 20 arable lots 58, 59 sec. 19, Is le. Rundler. J. C. 10 lots Lands End. Ruudlct, Mrs. Ellen 1 lot Lands End. Richards, John 10 acres arable 9 wood lot G3 see. 24 Is le, aud lot G4 sec. 24 Is L. . Richardson, Sancho 10 acres arable 20 j wood promontory ol Fripp's Point*. Simmons. Nvd F. 12 acres arable S i wood, Hopes place. | Smalls, Ned 5 acres arable Fripp's JL umt I'lavt;. Singleton, Primus G acres arable, 3 wood, Jane PiUchard. Singleton, Solomon 10'acres arable, Scott place. j Smashum, Abram 10 acres arable Oaks ; place. Sampson, Jacob 10 acres arable Orange Grove place. Shcppard, Jack 10 acres arable, Eddings l\?int. Smalls, Simon 8 arable and 2 wood, ! Fripps Point place. J Stuart, Lavinia 4 arable and 6 wood, I Jane Pritchard place. Slowman, Henry est. 10 arable Tom Fripp place. : Yanderhost, Posey 4 arable and G wood : | Saxonville on Frogmorc. ) j Washington, Moses 10 arable and 5 ; wood, Frogmore. ! Washington, Barcus 4 arable, Coffin I Point. Wright, Betsey 15 arable and 5 wood, j Hopes place. LADIES ISLAND, 1875. 1 \ Allston, Thos. 5 arable and 5 wood, ; Webb place. ^ . Alden <fc Waters agts. 40 wood adjoining Bluff farm. ^ * Bryan, Adam 15 arable, Bloomfield, Brown, Jas. 10 acres arable and 10 J ! wood, lot 52 sec. 34 In Iw. Brown, Minnie 10 arable and 10 wood, I . Corn Island. I Brown, ltinah 5 arable, Dcmncr field. \ " ? T ,,, Li. 11 ; T_I i I vonen, uoe iu araoie v>uos;iw isiauu. s Fields. Frank 15 arable, Coosaw. ? Green, George 3 arable and 3 wood, j Corn Island, s ! Holmes, Carolina 10 wood Fripp Fair| field. n Hamilton, Sarah 10 arable, Springj field. _ r ; Hudson, Lydia 10 arable, Springfield. ; j Jones, Sylvia 3 arable Orange Grove. PlDekiiey, Peter 15 arable and 5 wood, ' Pope place, ' | Phoenix, Will 5 arable and 5 wood, e j Coosaw. j Riley, Rebecca 5 arable arid 6 wood, ' s i Hazel Farm. i g j Simmons, Betsy 3 arable and 7 wood, | r_ | Capers place. Simmons, Amelia 5 arable and 5 wood, j Coosaw. y Singleton, Chas. est. 10 arable, Whitc 2 ! hall. yemassee, lsts. Butler, Siah 10 wood. Green, Abram 2nd 50 acres wood, % bought of Tonssaint Golding. v Johnson. Sancho 10 wood adjoining Mrs. Sh-tdd, ctal. Beaufort, S. C. Nov. 2, !S7f>. ie j In compliance with Sec. 2, of " An Act to amend an Act entitled An Act to s- j amend an Act to provide for the Redemp! tion of Forfeited Lands npon certain conrs! ditions therein mentioned," he prc*oe-!I ing list of Forfeited Lands will he offered * for sale by the County Treasurer at his d, office in said county on the 30th. inst.,* ! at eleven o'clock A. M., provided, that j.; such lands shall not be sold at a price j less than the aggregate of taxes, cost"-, T penalties, expenses of .--.ale and making 3 : our title deeds to -iicn land. | L. S. Lanr;ley, County Auditor. Just Received. lly last steamer from NEW YORK A select stock of DKY HOODS, hoots ami shoes, i . iu;iwKi:s;?e. Together with a fine assortment of the I latent .styles GKXTS' KKADY MADE clothing, tor sale at bottom prices at I). R. HUTCHINSON; Port Koyal. For Sale. A handsome Day Stud colt, from the best breed, as a racer, seven months old, price only one hundred dollars. Apply to D. H. Hutchinson, tiov9.2m. Port Koyal. P, F. RAILROAD AT PUBLIC SALE, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:?IN THE CIR ! CL*IT COURT,-DISTRICTSOUTH CAROLINA THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Er. AC vs. THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY. IN Accordance w ith the decree of the Court in this case, will be sold at public sale at Port Royal South Carolina on the seventh day of December 1S76, bet wee u 11 o'clock, a. m., alid 3 o'clock p. m to the highest bidder, all and singular the Port Royal Railroad, extending front the waters of Port Royal Harbor, South Carolina to the City of Augusta, State of Georgia, constituting with its turn-outs, and side tracks one hundred and eighteen miles of j road well constructed and in good order,?also al] the lands acquired by the Port Royal Railroad Company for right of way, depot grounds and other purposes. A wo All tracks, bridges, culverts, depots station houses engine houses, car houses, machine shops, work shops, erections, fixtures, and other structures now held by the Port Royal Railroad Company, and situated in the counties of Beaufort, Barnwell, and Aiken State ofSouth Carolina, and in the county of Richmond, State of Georgia, also all locomotives, tenders, cars rolling stock, equipments, machinery tools implements, materials for constructing and repairing, aud fuel on hand for the usc-of the said road. Also the corporate franchises under its original charter or any of the amendments thereto and all other franchises whatsoever, possessed by the said road. Also the endowments, income, rever<ions, remainders, tolls, and all the estate right title and interest present or prospective, of the said Port Royal Railroad in the said property and rights and every part and parcel thereof. Terms. One third cash remainder in three equal annual * -1 A 1.1 installments with seven per ceni. i merest, ptaui. semi-annually from day of sale, secured by bond o [ the purchaser with mortgage of the property. Pur diaser to insure the depots and other buildings md assign tlie politics to thehnartgagee. One hun.! J ired thousand dollars to be paid by tho purchaser } tt the close of the bidding. In case of pvirehase.of ! 1 he said Road by holders of first mortgage bond* J they are entitled to make payment in said l<onds? lo the extent of their pro rata share. Such bond holders as may unite in the purchase are eutitled by the decree in this case and laws of South Paroli oa to organize as a corporation under the presen charter of the Port Royal Railroad Company or under the general corporation act of said state as the majority, of the said corporators may choose DUNCAN C. WILSON, Special Master. AT THE STORE OF E. A. Sckcpcr, I The Leader in Low Prices :o: Havingjo.?t a-rivo | from NEW YORK, where I [ have purelias -d one of the largest and most complete stock of Fall AWiatcr Goods Ever before offered to the Itcaufort public. Consistlus of DRY CLOTHING. HATS. AND GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS Ac j 0 j I offer an entirely fresh stock of first-class TRITS, i h? t ht celebrated ORIENTAL 7-8 CAMBRICS AT 10c. Selected in New York with special view to their adaptability to present season, Ac. EXTRA IXDUCEMEXTS will be offered in all departments, as I ain deter- , mined to make this one of the most attractive estab- | lislunents in town. Call before purchasing elsewhere j aud examine the stock of .mods at E. A? S CHE PER"! W. H. DEVLIN, Carpenter I Builder 0 All kinds of BOAT WORK, CAULKING, and SPAR MAKING. OFFICE AXD SHOP COR. BAY anii CHARLES STREET. BEAUFORT; S. C. I aufrUv. | rOlIT ROYAL. I Saw & Planing Mill |. HEAUPORT, S C. D. 0. WILSON & CO., MANl'KACTCKERS OP ASP DEALERS IS ! YELLOW PIKE TIMBER AND LUHSER AS D Cypress Sliinglc3, AI.SO ! Builders & Contractors I r LAST ft R LATH ft S, j All kinds of JOB SAWING promptly ?1orc. ! rioarini & Ceiling Boards always on ta' Orders fo^- Lumber ^n,j Timber by the cargi ! promptly filled. Terms Cash. ' :i iv.J8-I y. ?r>. C. WILSON. A CO* tfUarlcstou aumtismcnts. D. O'NEILL & SONS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TBUNK3 AND VALISES, ]Mo, C13 Ilayxic Street ' Cliarlcaton S. C i aprl/Mrr. j .? MO(J j ozts .Cnr jo oj ju.) vsi.'jj) \)uv- [ sjmvd Ssnxini oj uoaia uouuojjr [uiood^ ' amxa.iihuaxv aval Mim.u ' tfc!UO l>?? 'WWHl-O "Himnioo axv sun:n iiski 'SXUYA XM X ' n? sa.vi.vv 'sao.itin SMg-c B?0? O "S 4;.ioj a.t7oe: "IS JZunr j 'QA?W *S SILVER PLATED WARE. ! I Eleclro-PIated Silver Ware AND i Ornamental Art Work. IX GREAT VARIETY. MANUFACTURED BY THE meridian britannia company.; i 330 BROADWAY HEW YORK. I The host Plated SPOOXS and FORKS are th?*se j Silver Plated heaviest on the parts where necr.-s;:- j rily th^mosi. wear comes, and 1 tearing the Trade Mark. 1S7Y?ROGERS BROTHERS?-All. X. R. ?This great improvement in Silver - Pla- [ ted Spoons and Forks is applied alike to each grade of Plate, A I, Sand 12 o/. as ordered. The Process and Mtvhinery for manufacturing these goods are Patented. The Extra or ' Standard Plate" made by this Company is stamped A 1, simply, and is plated 20 per cent, heavier than theordiauary market standard. 6Z' First Prentenms awarded at all Fairs where exhibited, from World,s Fair of 1852 to American Institute Fair, 1671. inclusive, mar 9-G m. at ^",ne- Sanii?l?*? worth ?1 U)j lU *PZU tree. Stinson <k Co., Portland' Maine SENT> 25c. to ?. P. ROWKLL A CO., New Yorktor l'amphlet of 100 pages, containing list of 3000 newspapers, and estimates slowing cost of advertising. (Ml) a day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit aud tjlo terms free TRUE A CO., Augusta, Maine, niarfl-ly. JOHN FRANZ, i W holesale & Retail Grocer, and SHIP CHANDLER Family Groceries and Cabin Stores a specialty. Constantly receives from St. Loui:, the best FAMILY ?LOUE, { WIlOl.MSALi: CliOi'EIilES. LI'l**oi:S PLANTATION SUPPLIES at the princplc Store, formerly occupied by J. Fyier, Corner Bay and West Street BAKERY. Having just completed the erection of a bakery at my preiui.-es. at the comer Hay and Scott Sts., I shall keep a constant supply of fresh BREAD iVe. I have seen ed the services of an experienced baker, and bv using the finest grades of flour, shall endeavor to secure a share of public patronage. Call and inspect samples. GROCERIES. a speciality at the Store Corner of Bay ana Seott Street. IT JUST RECEIVED, j AT THE simieinsci JOB PKIXTOU OFFICIO, 1 A full line of superior PAPER, ENVELOPES, BILL HEADS, LETTER IIEAI>S, NOTE HEADS, I CARDS, ETT. ! Job printing done neatly m.d cheaply. All omLts ! promptly attended to. tSrist and frcd. * * ,n. 8. ELLIOTT, Beaufort 8. C. H ..I VEJVEL, ?v co., Char It it mi 8. j THE BEAUFORT ! STEAM MILL COHPAHT, Having ri*T up a grtst mill at their okl stand, are prepared to furnish Grist, Ffe.i r.nil ,'Ifal. any quantity, and at reasonable rates. M. S. KLWOTT.^ i ^ L E C i U R n. | TO YOUNG MEN. | J?xt Pithlished, in a S*:itle>l Kni'-'tojfj .Price si/ * i ??? .. ?? ihr ' ntnrt', Trrnttarnt, A. I -v*. ??? ? ? ? J iind-cul cure of Seminai Weakness, or Sper af<>j rhooa induced l?y >clf-.\buse Involuntary Kni'SMons ; Importency, Nervous Pebility, ami Impediments to j Marriage generally; Consumption, Kpiicjsv, atul | Fits;.Mental am! Physical Incapacity, Ac.?By ! ROBERT J. CCI.VERWKLL, M. D? author of tiie ! "Green Book, " Ac. The world-renowned author. in this admirable j Lecture,clearly proves front his own exjr;ri?n e ! that tie: awful cous-. querna s of S.df-Abuse ntay | ctT.ctualiy removed without medicine, and with out dangerous mr.i.ul operations, bougies. i;t>*ru; tuc nts, rings, or cordial*; pointing out am-denf [ cure at once certain twid eC'ccinn!. hy which every ?uifcr-r. n>? matt; r what his condition ntay Iv. may cure hints' if choaf^y. p* handy ami radically. HZ. TZ> ;t Lrdvrc tr;.7 yrvrc n boon to thousands nr.u i Hon uin<ti. Seni, unde?sc?1, In a plain envelope, to any at] ' ; dr<?s, on receipt of six con;*, or two postage stamp \ddrv.?s the Publishers. F. BRFGIIAX & SOX, M pt., \>w York p<i*t Office B<>x 45*< I-JZ.W 11 ^.r^r-wsc. - ~ F. \V . S C I>?: \ r.Ki; Is .T > - 1 "" jC.**i r1.' 1 FINE GROCERIES W &. \ i n.oni >\C$ Or all Craves, Builer ''^r.|r, : CANNED FRUITS, VEGE And a Fail Variety of other lifngs Goods Promptly Deiiv Are You Goi tii::x is:-: >i; GESMISA Ready for use in Wlill M. ami over prime 'A iiite Lead, Zinc n!i?I Linseed Oil JihitJ.o.hicr (tail ('loqst'f, a ml ro !a>t 'i \\ has'taken the FIRST i'liivMU'.MS at t\ and is on MAW TIIOl SANI> of the b< Address : J i?y !21. ly. AT THK OLD Jacob o ill (> A ti T'! iYS OF COST of our entire : FANCY GOODS DOMMST1CS &e.t wea Fe i^uniity 1 *?inrs 7 and Sc. i?e.M 04 !?hatdi, P and 10c. lies! -I 4 Bleach. II and 12e. Best 7-S Bleach, ti and 7e Bosi 4 4 Brown, S am Good Alpacas, 1: Best Alpaca Linens, ftlusiins, Lawns* I ar an actual sacrifice. Give us a call. Tha Bay Street. JACOB AI ATc You Goi: then use new york C H IS m 1 G JS Ready for use in White, and over One 1 strictly prime White Lead, Rinc, and Linse much Ifmukomer and Chcnprr, and to last It has taken the FIRST PREMIUMS at ti and is on many thousands of the finest hous Address: N. Y. EI PRIE RED L ED X.IMPLEARD SEXT FREE. TWO IMPORTANT INVI pr INT2RB3 T TO SV2RY l*t. A PIAHO OR PARLOR ORG with an adjustable back,?made to support the b while leaning forward in the ordinary position foi a simple arrangement, which gives it a backward time a downward movement, follows his motions in any position without Interfering in the least1 of his movements. IflRVlffiQl STOn^HD* COUNTER,PLATFORM WAGON &TRACK oX?AGENTS WANTEDS ^iEND FOI^ PRICE LIST MARVIN SAFE85SCALECO. 265 BROADWAYN. Y. 12i CHESTNUT ST. PH/LA.PA. Ill SENECA ST. CLEVE. 0. kn. -V.. ? Srauiovt Vu.3iiK$:5 pyn'^ni. * * 1 ri fii 1 u H!:n li rs- . sn;?, ;'i:u Vi" gffit r;il .-mil li war*. iiogn-ilia Sr. W^eoiright ,J*AVA :.Ij'rMiV 'A'i - !; . iofr.? j?r n?; tC.V lv t-x^cuiiai. V:u m.lia Dl.VUJi. V.\ If.? :*?. : ' .I"! r ?: :. ;.,r. and Cka.l. s Sis. .*x? u'lvcr.tM-m.> I. Paiutcr and Glazier. T OITZ. i:T>W.\I!D.?tinier nvd ?:l i r,):.?s", 1 j Sfcn.-ui I ilrnanit-nUil painniu*iJortv n? rsal>!c rate* ami ?ciih prompt im-ms ami ilia; ai? tJOVrR, .IAS IVMoi*!* aril rria 1 t :r ) Creceries, !.i?|i;en?, Sogars, Pry and general merchandise. Bay St. Groceiics. 1 novrt:..!. r-^r^-rw. U'iius, J.i.ptors.rn ' Sf I) .a/- So i it I<* P;!y St. !?-j . * ii e pek'T 8 TEAS, COFFEES, .S/VCTS <te , ' '. _s^ A srECIALTT bocE,-C' Fceign ?5(^?4*j& V^v?j3 ar<1 /^%3* Pcrr.estic TABLES, ft EATS, ?e. Lrpt in a fi'i.t-cla-s Store. erec! free cfdrrgo. ng- to Faint? I LI * n, r>t f ii PuriT (?//# I/inturni ,h'0hn,t colors lrnrie of . ' 'hrmicnV, / combine*', warranted AfarA ICE S LONG as any other Paint. It vouiy of.tlic State Fail's of the Union, est houses in tlic country. MILLER RROTHKRS, 109 Water Street, Clcvela d, Ohio. BUT SALE STAND OF siock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING re selling j 9c. 8 and 20c. s, 40 to COc. lansooks, Cambrics, &c.f nkful for past favors.?I am Rcsp'fy, 'PLE, Beaufort, S. C. ng to Paint? enamel paint co.'s . Li P A I MT T tendued pinreuent Colob8 made of icd Oil, Chemically combined, ir&ranted TWICE AS LONG as any other Paint* venty of the State Fairs of the the Union es'in the country STAMEL PAINT CO. 103 fflntoi Street, New Tort. Wl ROCKKR ON ASTQRS* with the long ra?T movement the old B! vir-, without the projecting roekera mar other furniture and the IbM of room*; ing, iu fact, the only Platform Rocker madm awia* a perfectly patipfoctory movement. Manufactured for the trade by ILBERT BEST & CO., BUFFALO, N. Y., ,d for ealc by the principal dealers throughout o United State*. p?T"If not kept by any dealer In yo?: town* d to us for Price List and Catalogue. MRS. E. HOLZACH. pAD. f AKETfAHCT {(AKERY, U ALL U KIND^ I OF ? FRESH CONFECTIONARY on hand and sold at the lowest prtcet for eaahr. For the convenience of uiy up-town customer* and rhe public generally, I hare fitted up a neat and commodious STtfftE at the X. E. Corner oC WfiST*& CRAVEN STS.r Whore I w'll he happy to receive orders, and for*ti'sh at short notice, all articles in my line at price unsurpassed in town. augft. ? ?.. ? jm -g3 ". -0t -OK 'O W * -1^1 nnrnifv) if g a^^y uoq *il*H t.^T B. 3 |4u.?iu>0t?ttoosoq sdiuiKtE y *viii.i-!1<iviiii^ 'lias*'? omnnroo flflff fl ,JJnu*H 'A31H01Via '9 *0 1 im?m P| pne sooud Tf>f.s\ 'onSopBjwo joj pose jo tn o*a E L- puuipo'unni'U'lxn^iloijj ox U*;>J u| u?qvt I. [2 TIYKS saofid aOJITI toaoEJossw ptm B pj 5pns t p.w?.M3n| .fjiTMjS nanrji.->rj Jtur.mt.wj Hi ?',i -nui'TJ 's-|nr>utrAO.|(lini.rrqr:rfrK(ptpn*l?nj4*j? K r.j aid:i j.tj pi?> ?5fnjti|| J.xfcloo rprn Vlmn.x ?ttj) Ni* W uoyuio p:m Jtwpunana propuwjs ?,A>t'iJta|g K a it# a a s qoOM %,?^7 ? S Bosti^th^WbSdL? BLATtHLEY'8 E . I Horizontal Ice-Creai Freezer. V (TTNviLKY'B PAW**.) g ia ^Em ? I S son io pay Tor th? machine. Tb * tub reqpiree J but ono filling to frme. Hzea, 3 to k q?ar|ft B I When in tewn to the Biff Exfc'kitlea. ame I p and (wn,or tend for deecrl;ptt*a wmkr B I land price-list. Very liberal JtrraafMWBfcfl U made with the trade. The machine* aaa I . I ?if") b? *e?n at the Centennial Exhlk, ifri- B I cnlfl Hall, Cor. Aisleo 9 AM, Coioaw Le&V B I >a 10 c q BLATGHLEY, Hatttfr. I .. 0 508 Commerce hmcT, Fhladblwia.