Appointments.
Presbyterian-.
VltiUXtJK^ltEV. A. F. DiCKSON, every Sabbath
II A. M. mid 4; P. M? .
Lcctttro ovcry Thursday at 7 J P. M.
Episcopal.
ViM/AriK?Rev. Styles Mel?o?A^p, every otl
Sabbath morning and afternoon.
Lutheran. ?
Rev. XT'. A. itovok?At Trinity 1st and 3d St
days.
' 'Rkv. P. Debbick?At St. Matthews lstaud
Sundays. At Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.
.,\ Baptist.
Villaoe?Rev. Db. I. 1). Dumia?.. Sunday
..each mouth at 7 P. M. and 3d Sunday of each jntfw
at 11 A. M. and 7 P.M. .
Rev. Da. I. D. Dukuah?At Four Holes, 1st Si
day of each month.
Rev, R. J. Edwabds?At Poko Swamp Sein
House, 1st Sunday of each month. UrnnchviUc,
Sunday in each month. Suntcc, 4th Sunday of ea
month. * .
Rev. W. F. Chaplin?At Ebcnezer, 1st Sunday
?ach month. Canaan, 3d Sunday of each mom
Bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month.
Rev. D. F. Spioner?At Anlioch, 2d and 4th St
dayB (morning.) Corinth, 2d and 4th Sundays (:
.tcrnoon.)
Rkv. W. j. Snidku?At Glengary School Hou
1st und 3d Sundays. Siuitco, (colored -Sund
.School), 2d and 4th Sundays.
Methodist?Appointments for Orangcbnrg />
trict, 8. G. Conference, 1st Quarter.
Branchvillc Circuit, at Surdis, March 10th n
17th.
St. Matthews' Circuit at Shatly Grove, Mai
23d and 24th.
Eastern Orange, nt Shiluh, March SOtli and 3b
A. M. CIIRIETZBERG, P. E
" Village?Rbv. W. G. Coxxeb, every Sabbat!?
11A.M.
? Rev. W. G. Coxxbii?At Prospect^ 1st and 3d Si
days"(afternoon.) Zion, 2d and 4th Sundays (aft
moon.
JIev. John Ixabixet?At Calvary, 1st Sunday
<CAch njonth. Trinity, 2tl Sunday in each mouth.
j?Qy* We will bo glutl to complete this list, and
spcctfully invito the Clergymen of various dcnoi
mations to send in their appointments, ami they \
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
A True Sketch.
It was night and dark. It was very cd
Tho snow fell fusl, and Ohe road was rou
and slippery. A poor minister was utaki
his way homeward. It had been a cold Sund
??very cold to him. His heart chattered w
?cnldc while he offered up tho prayers, a
preached the words of salvation. The nij.
previous had boon cold. Away from his ho
in an upper room, wearily he had passed 1
hours of darkness, with inflamed lungs, cold a
-sleepless. ? .'.?'.?? ?
He plods on his way slowly, he is wenry,
heart is sad,?pictures of the past float befi
his vision. "Three years and past, I entered
this field of labor. I brought with me a ho
atid humble carriage They had been procui
by years of self-denial. Times were very go
they said; railroads were building, ami u
getting rich.'?My people got high prices.
mid to payjhem. I was soon forced to sell i
horse. / couhl not feed him. The earri;
followed. I could not keep the. money.?Brc
doubled three-fold in price. Children, Wife a
all must have it. "Salary no more, nay, le
Still tho times were good, they said,?tli
ran fast, yea, past me. Horses can be hired.
hired them, and had to pay for them. Stca
boats demanded.furo. Missionary pbintjysoi
not be reached without money. 1 denied s
more and more, and wife helped me; but I cot
not keep up with the times,?they ran past r
Horse, boats, cars, till left me. And now,
walked,?plodding onward, carringclcss,
moneyless,?and witherward? Crops faih
money crisis came, times changed, they sti
Salary less,?flour higor. And yet I live, a
woe is me if I do not preach the Gospel! i
no land to cultivate?no house to dwell
?ft in my bitterness T cry: Why here at al
Why thus in sorrow, wearily travelling onwai
into the hidden, the unknown; Cold is t
wind and the storm. My coat is thin ; yet.
' has worn well.-years, and more. But w
do I remember how long it. took to pay for
Appearances are litt hi,?but those coughs, i
flamed throat, and longs, I fear them. But it
soon over. Others have gone, and I am goin
There is a rest. The Brotherhood of Christ.
trust, will not forget me. Cod the Fat In
Christ my Saviour, / know, to ill not. They
manifest themselves unto me,?they will fmt
ly receive me."
Weary and worn he reachs his home. T
storm had made its mark lipon htm. I
passed a restless night. But the morn comet1
f Western Episcopalian.
MISC 13 L L A N E O II S .
Definitions of Character;
Eine Eellow?The man who advertises in o
paper; the man who ?vor refuses to lend y
money, and the rieh fell w wdio is courtingyo
sister.
Gentlo People?The young lady who lets h
mother do the ironing for fear of spoiling h
hnnds; tho miss who wears thin shoes on a rail
day, and the young gentleman who is asham
to be seen walking with his father.
Industrious People?The young lady wl
reads romances in bed, tho friend who is alwa
engaged when yon call, and the corrcspondo
who can never find time to answer your lcttoi
Unpopular People?Tho fat man in tm mm
bus, a tall man in a crowd, and a short man <
a parade.
Timid People?A lover about to pop tl
question, a man who dons nnf like to be shot i
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Dignified Men?At midshipman on a quart
deck, a chit in a couutry town, a school coiuin
tee on examination day, dry goods clorks, ni
beginnors in law.
Persecuted Pooplc?"Woman, by that tyra
man, boys, by their parents and teachers, and :
poor people, by society at largo.
Uuhappy Pcoplo?Old bachelors and t
maids.
Ambitious Chaps?The writer who pays t
magazine for inserting his comniunicatiou ; t
politican who quits Iiis party because ho canti
get into ollicc, and the boy who expects to
President.
Humble Persons?The husband who dc
his wife's churning, the wife who blacks h
husband's boohs, and the man who thinks y
do him much honor.
Mean People?Tho man who kicks pcoj
when they are down,'and.the .subscriber w
refuses to pay for his paper.
Sensible People?You and I.
When is plant like a hog? When it begi
to root. Ami when is it like a soldie
When it begins to shoot. "When is it like
editor? When it begins to blow. And wh
is it like a lady? When it blooms.
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-State Tuxes.
We extract the following from the Acts
the General Assembly on this subject.
An Act to raise xujytlics for the year comma
ina in October^ one thousand ciyht hand?
and zi.rfy-six.
ARTICLES TAXED "AD VALOttKM.
I. Be if enacted by the Senate and House
Representatives now met and sitting in Genoi
Assembly, and by the authority of the san
That a tax for the sums and in the mann
hereinafter mentioned, shall b'o raised and p:
into the Treasury of this State, for the i
and.service thcrof, that is to say: Upon t
following articles there shall be-an ad valor*
tax paid as property, according to its assess
value, viz: On all real estate, thirty cents
every hundred dollars, except such laudsas m
be in the possession of the Prccdincn's ]5tire
on the first day of January next; On the ca;
tal stock of all gas-light companies, fifty cut
on every hundred dollars; On articles nun
factured for sale, barter or exchange, bet we
the fust day of January, one thousand eijj
hundred and sixty-six, and the same day
January, one thousand eight hundred and sixi
seven, one dollar on every hundred dollars,
be paid by the manufacturers; On the gr<
amounts (?fall spirituous liquors, except
liquors manufactured in this State from fru
in their season, sold from the first day of Jill
??iy, uue riiuii&uiiit eight hundred and six
seven, to 'he thirty-first day of December, o
thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, t
pur cent., to be paid quarterly to the Tax ('
lectors of their respective Districts; On bi
gies. carriages, gold and silver plate, watch
jewelry and pianos, on band on the first day
.January, in e thousand eight hundred a
sixty-seven, except when held by dealers I
the purpose of stile, one dollar on every In
dred dollars.
TAX ON IX Co MKS.
Upon all gross" incomes, derived from t
following sources, there shall be paid a tax
the per cent, herein specified on the aggregi
amount received, between the hist day of Jti
nary, one thousand eight hundred and sixl
six. and the first day of January, one thousir
eight hundred and sixty-seven, to wit : Fn
employments, faculties and professions, inclti
ing the profession of dentistry, (whether in t
profession of the law the profits be deriv
from the costs of suit, fees, or other sources
professional income,) excepting clergymen, n
dollars on every hundred dollars; On comm.
sions received by brokers, vendue masters, coi
mission merchants, dealers in exchange, (li
cign or domestic.) or in mortgages, bonds ai
other negotiaole papers, five dollars on eve
hundred dollars; On the gross amount of pi
ininins received by Insurance Companies i
corporntcd within this State, two dollars i
every hundred dollars ; On the gross amou
of premiums received by Agencies of Ins
ranee Companies and underwriters incorporate
without the limits of this State, three dolla
on every hundred dollars ; On the gross amou
of the receipts of Express Companies, ten d<
liirs on every hundred dollars, to be paid to i!
Treasury of the State; On the gross amount
the receipts of Telegraph Companies, five dolla
on every hundred dollars ; On the gross aniou
of the receipts from t be^ fjaTe of pictorial nev.sp
pers, or pictorial magazines, twenty-five dolla
on every hundred dollars; On the gross r
eeipts of newspapers published in this Slat
two dollars on every bundled dollars; Oil tl
amount of sales of goods, wares, mercliandiy
embracing all the articles id' trade for sal
barter or exchange (spirituous liquors and tl
products of this State, and the uninanufactun
products of any of tin: United States, or Ten
torics thereof, excepted.) which any pcrsi
shall have made from the fust day of Jnntta
of the present year, to the first day of Januar
iii the year of our Lord one thousand oig]
hundred and sixty-seven, sixty cents on cvci
hundred dollars; On the amount of sales
goods* wares, and merchandize, embracing i
the articles id'trade for sale,barter or cxeham
(spirituous liquors and the products of tl
State, and the unmanufactured products of ai
of the United States, or Territories there*
excepted,) which any person shall mako fro
the first day id' January, one thousand eigl
hundred and sixty-seven, to the first day
January, one thousand eight, hundred at
sixty-eight, to be paid quarterly, at the end
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cents on every hundred dollars; On the gri
profits of Notional banks, two dollars on ovo
hundred dollars; On the incomes derived fr<
the arts of photographing and daguerrcotypir
one dollar on every hundred dollars ; On t
incomes derived from saw-mills, flour-nulls a;
grist-mills, and also from cotton ginned on to
two dollars on every hundred dollars; On t
gross incomes of all railroads, (not exempt
by law,) one dollar on every hundred dollui
Provided-! That where a part of a railroad on
is within the limits of this State, the return
its income shall bear the same ratio to itswhi
income as the length of the road in this Stt
boars to its whole length; All persona keeping
hotel, shall pay a tax of two dollars on every hv
drcd dollars; All persons keeping rcstauran
or eating houses, shall pay a tax of two doll:
on every hundred dollars ofgross income; /'
persons keeping livery stables, shall pay a t
of two dollars on every hundred dollars of gri
income; All persons keeping billiard-tabl
shall pay a tax of five dollars, on every hv
drcd dollars of gross income ; All pcrSG
keeping bowling-alleys, shall pay a tax
five dollars on every hundred doll;
of gross income; AH persons keeping 1
rooms, whether connected with a hotel
otherwise, shall pay a tax of Jon dollars
every hundred dollars of gross income; ;
persons keeping ferries, shall pay a tax of o
dollar on every hundred dollars of gross
conn:; All persons keeping toll-gates, shall p
a tax of one dollar on every hundred dollars
gross income; Kueh person, or company, ko
ing a public race-track, shall pay a tax of o
hundred dollars; Upon every taking out o.
charter, cx^'vi charters for religious, chari
jblc and educational purposes, shall be. levioi
ix of twenty dollars; Upon each renewal <?
charter, liable to tax under tins Act, ton <il
lars ; Upon each public hack, stage-coach, dr
md baggage wagon, there shall bo paid a t
>f ten dollars; Oil each oimibus, twenty fi
dollars.
tanks impose!) for certain Pitt vi i.ko ks
The following taxes .shall be paid by t
parties herein specified for the privilege cxi
ciscd by them respectively, lo-wit : All pcrs<
representing publicly for gain or reward a
plays, comedy, tragedy, interlude or farce,
other employment of the stage, or any p;
therein, or .exhibiting wax-works or oil
show.; of any kind whatsoever, to he paid it
the hands of the Clerks of the Courts, |
Magistrate in the iibfcncc of the Clerk)
spectivcly, (who shall be bound to collect a
pay the same into the Public Treasury, i
cepting incases where the same is now retju
ed by law to be paid to corporations or oth
wise,) ten dollars per day: All circus exhi
thins, to bo paid at the time, fifty dollars \
day; Knch and every person keeping a dog
dogs, except one for each plantation, and c
for each inhabited lot in cities, l< w.nsand \
Inges, shall pay one dollar for each dog.
special tax.
The following special tax shall he lovi<
i i tti-wit : A capitation tax of one dollar per he,
on ovevy male betwfton the ages of lwoniy-o
and fifty, resident in the St:>t?* on the Iii- - * i
of February, one thousand eight hundred a
sixty-seven, except those incapable of <
a support from being maimed, or from u
other cause.
II. All taxes levied on properly, its ; i c
bed in this Act, shall be paid to the 'fax C
lector for the District or Parish in which s;
property is located, except that the tax luvi
by this Acton Uailroad Companies, Kxpri
Companies an<l Telegraph Companies he i
turned to and j>;ii.l directly into the Trea.sn
of the Slate.
Iii. Kvery-.employershall make returns
the name- of all persons that are i in; '? yi ?
him, and pay the tax of such person or per
in which case the tax receipt shall he ago
and valid setrbfi in any action for wages
such employee against stich employer. ' '
V. That the taxes herein levied shall
paid only in gold and silver coin, United Slat
Treasury notes, or iiote.3 declared i" bo a 1 ??.
tender by the Government of the Uniti d St; t
or notes of National Haul.-, or Iliti bills !> i ? i\
bio of this State; and also pay-certiii i< -
jurors aiid constables for attendance on t
Courts. * * * * *
VIT. Kaeh Tax Collector shall attend at t
Court I louse of the Tax Disl rii :. (or ifther ?
no Court House, at some other public pine
daily for one week previous to making his
return, for t lie receipt of tax.es of their res pi
tive Districts or Parishes. All luxes' oh pi
perty imposed by the provisions id*this A
shall have reference both as to p .- ission :n
valuation to the first day of January, cightc
hundred and sixty-seven^ except where .- >i
other date is specially designated. All lax
on income iuipbsed by tin- provisions oft!
Act shall have reference to the amount of mh
income received between the first day of.Jan
nary, one thousand eight hundred and sixt
six anil the first day of January, one ihousni
eight hundred and sixty-seven, vxcept who
some other dates are .-? !.,!iy designated I
twcCu which the lax shall run. ?,:
In the Senate House, tin- twenty-first day
December, in the year of our Lord 6
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
W. U. POIlTtill,
President of the Senalo.
ClfAHLKS IT. SIMONTON,
Speaker flouso of Representative-?.
Approved December 21st, IStlt?.
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TO TUE TAX PAYERS OF ORANO
PARISH.
IWILL ATTKND ON THE FOLLOWING DAY
at the following places, to Assess ami Receive It
turns of Taxable properly, nod all other returns, i
chiding Capitation, as required hy law:
On Monday, April 1, at Folder's.
?' Tuesday, 44 2, 44 Four Holes.
?' Wednesday, 8, ?* Jamison's.
44 Thursday, " 4, *? Elliott's.
44 Friday, 44 5, " '/.eigler'u.
" Saturday, " 0, 44 Hull Swauip.
Monday, " S, 44 Gleuton's.
" Tuesday, 14 " brown's.
?? Wednesday, *' lO, *' Tyler's.
?? Thursday, " 11, ?* Uories*.
?4 Friday. " 12, 44 Corbittavillc.
44 Saturday, 44 13, 44 Easterlin's Mill.
44 Court week, 14 15 to 20th ul Orangoburj
44 Monday, April 20, at Cedur Grove.
" Tuesday, 41 .'to, 44 Howe's Pump.
? Wed'y \ Thursday, May 1 & 1 P.ruiichvillc.
1 w ill also attend at Omngeburg daily, during tl
woeek ending May 1!. when the General Tux Kool
will bo closed, and tho.su failing to make returns w
bo Double Taxed.
The following is a list of Taxable Property, It
turns, &c,: Lands. Lois and HuildingB, Articl
manufactured in this State, return to he made 1
manufacturer Spirituous Liquors made and sol
Kuggios. Carriages, Gold tttid Silver Philo, Watchi
Jewelry mid Pianos, Professions, Employments, Si
including Newspapers, Insurance, Express and Tel
graph Companies, Photographers, Incomes fro
Salaries; Rents, Interests, Sc., Saw. Flour and Ori
Mi'ls. Hotel:?. Kcstnuruttts, butchers, KilliardTabl
m l ilarrUoams. Ferries, Public Hacks, Drays, ai
Kaggege Wagons. Dogs, except one for euch Pia
tation or inhabited Lot in Town or Yillr.gc, u Cuj
tulion Tax on all- Males between the ages of twenl
one and filly, and on all Sales <>f Goods, Wares in
Merchandise made from the 1st day of Januar
IStiU, to 1 nt day rf Jattttiiry, I0?7, and from 1st di
of January, I8l>7, to I si day of Jnnuary, 18?8. ?
Cotton Ginned on'l ull is taxed $11.00 on e e
Hundred Dollars.
Itcturns of Spirituous Liquors and of 0oo<
\Y I'o.H and Mcrchandifio sold since 1st Januar
!M>7, will :n> made for the Quarter eliding wi
March, and paid at the expiration of each Qimrti
The fuiai Kcturtis of the Quarterly Tux will
I taken uuring Court \Vci>k at Oratigbnurg. ami t
lb.r>ks w ill be closed on the 20th of April.
I'.v ry Employer will make [leturns of the nani
of all Persona that are employed bji him.
All Itetiuns of Properly will he huido in pcr.*n
and tinder ".oh, and.pidil in the District where t
Properly is located, and no returns will be rccciv
l?v mail, or otherwise, unless . w ini to according
law.
Taxes will be paid only in Gold mid Silver co:
United States Treasury Not es, or notes declared
he a legal tender by the Government oftheUnit
Slates, or notes of National Hanks, or the bills x
ceivublo of this State, or pay certificates of Jttro
and Constables for attendance on the Courts.
Residents of tie- Town of Orailgcbitrg a
requested to make their Quariorly and General H
turn ? on Wednesday and Thursday of Court Wee
1". \V. FA 1 KEY,
Assesaor und Tax Collector of Orange Parish,
mar it in . " 2
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ROBINSON & CO'??
K FINE lot of FRECdl GROCERIES AN
1 \ Ladies SI ?es.
Extra N.?. I Kutter und Cheese, *
No. 1 Rice, Kaci a. Kutter IJuscitits, Onions, T
und t?thbages, Sc.
Agents tor liuugh's Phosphates. Sou Cas
$i;? Credit with accept cd Draft on Factors with
per cent, interest.
Robinso n & go,5
a;'.:: also
ac m:;ts kok t ji e
Iy.'?ohuI Jiiii ('oiuiwiiy^ WrKing.Fliiit
tel. 2:1 ' ly
BULL & SCOVILL
A It 1-: AGENTS fok THE
l*H<lt;rwj,il.?i's Fire Insurance Conijmri
OK NEW YORK,
.! .s'.s'A*'/'/'.S OYEli 8v?.000,000.
fokthe
?SiHMirHy t'iru insurance K'oinpany
OK new YORK
Assirrrs own ?1,000,000.
These stand in ')-. > first ranks of all good liisuran
('ompuuies.
feti . y lc
I Olli? ? iff
Lolly-1 LI
a c j en ts,
5 r EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A WELL SI
JV lected Stock of
DRY GOODS AND G R0CER1E.S.
? THEY ARE NOW
Ileeciviiis a Variete
OF
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K>1 d .u a d k: 8 i?l *J\ vL"1 isi> tiJ>
V. ii they will SELL AT
CHEAP CASH PRICES
C.tl! ami S\'i< t'?r Von wives.
Ii. LOUIS,
.1 I'. II All LEY
A cents.
fob
rilE A.1KEN PRESS.
!S purposed to pulilish in' the Town of Ail; en, S. i
n weekly paper under tin- above title: to be <1
\..t.'.l to (ioneral Intelligi'tice?Politieul, Coiiime
e'ml, Social, Literary anil Ihdigioun wiili a depni
meiil of Agriculture, iiiebiding the Field, the (Irchai
tin- Yineynrd and tin- tbirden. A Ne\\s Stimtiiiir
to contain a digest of the important ovouls of ll
week, will oceiqiy a portion of the paper, and pa
lieu hi r attentmn will he given to the unsettled quest i<
of labor, us l>?-si udii|)ted to our new condition, ni
the development oftlieresonrces of the coiiittry
Manufactures, Agriculture.'*, Fvitit-raiKiiig and Yin
grow ing.
Terms: !?.'! per year, in ndvahec :
II. W. HAVEN EL, Editor:
W. I?. KiiiK.MAxn Publisher. ,ianl!3-tf
|7i0l? Tili: LAKGEST \ND FINEST SELECTld
I" of Papier Mache, und Silver Ware ever offer
in this market, suitable lor PK ES EN TS for all oee
(dons, call at
EZKKIEL & KOHN'8.
fob 23 y lc
"If 1skey I.ABKl.s KOK FALK 1
i|ttantitics to suit Purchasers. App
it Ihis Ollice
Fj' WILLIS & CfflSOLM,*
? I F A TORS, KOMMISSION MERCHANT
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WrLL ATTEND'JO THE PURCHAS
sale and shipment to Foreign and L
ID vstiu Poris, of Cotton, Rice, Lumber and Na
ul Stores.
ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHAItLESTON, S. (
E; WILLIS. ALEX. IL CIIISOL
fob 2U 1_y
S. Tjionah, Jb., W.m. S. Laskea
William G. Whilden & Co
FOUMEltLY OF
IIAYDEN & WHILDEN,
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WAUL. CROC1
ERY, CHINA. GLASS WARE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES.
Old G?hl and Silver purchased. Watches ai
Jewelry repaired.
2*25 King-St., Corner of Boaiifaiii,
.1 '/' WHOLESALE 11 IIA IXE STEEL
CHARLESTON, S. C.
feb 23 2m
J. E. A DOER & CO.
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Direct Importers and Dealei
IN
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DAR I RON, STEEL, NAILS.
AGRICULTURAL .IMPLEMENTS- &(
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NEAR CHARLESTON HOTEL, AND
XO. iYl EAST HA)',
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A. McD. DltOWN, O. II. MOrFETT.
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CHARLESTON HOUSE.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
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SOUTHERN TRADE.
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Three doors below Wentvvorth,
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ALL ORDEKS PROMVTLY ATTENDED TO.
11. C. Stom.. Ciiables Wkbii. II. C. Walke
feb 23 o tf
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Oil, &c:,
Landiiuj E.e-.liyri Paul el Marie. .
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mWENTY CASES FRUITS IN i'.RANUV, Ai
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Fifteen Cases assort oil Cordial
Ti i. tiases Maraschino, Aunisutte and C mttelle
Five casea Ciirucoad' Holland?
Five eases Eose Water
One case I'atc ? de loie d'Oie, in whole, half ai
quarter Cans
Fniii- eases Fetita Pois and Champignons
Five easos French Olives and Olives farcies
Thirty cases Superfine Olive Oil. pints
'fen barrels Clarified Whit - Wine Vinegar
Five tine .: Chwi icd While Wine Vinegar
One hale Velvet Corks, in hags of I gross c*ch.
. For sale l.v D. PA I 5. & CO.,
?17 Rroad-street,
mar 16 tf Charleston, S. C.
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ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The State ex rclationo ") Rill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit, \ perpetuate
rn rc lost Document*. J Ti-si imnnrT' ~
Application having heen inadeby Mrs..Ccly Mettg
to prove the Existence,* Loss and Content** of the
las; Will ami Testament of James I). Mctt>. deceased,
On motion of Messrs. Iilur & Dibble, Solicitors, it
is ordered, That u.11 persons who desire so to i|o,
may appear and cross examine the evidence pro
duced, aud introduce evidence in reply before tue on
the "it'llh day of June next.
Conunissioner'i ofrice, | V. D. V. JAMISON*.
Oruugehurg C. IL. I Comiui-'tdon.er,
March 4, lb07. )
mar 2*1 Mm
in ~ SqitityT"
O R A N LI E B lT R G D 1 S T R 1 C T.
The State of South Carolina "1
Ex. LI el. >? In re lost document!.
Solicitor Southern Circuit. )
Application having heen made by James W. Reed
and wife and. others, for leave to prove the existence
loss and contents of a Deed of Conveyance in Trust,
made under order of the Court, of Equity in Febru
ary, 1S?0, to Levi S. Tyler for tho uae of J. W.
Reed and wife for joint lwe.i, remainder to survivor
for life, mid ufterwurdr) to tho issue of the wife?.
On motion of 11 ut sous & Lcgare, Solicitors for Ap
plicant, it is orderell, That alt persons who desiro
so to do, nmy appear and cross examine the evidence
produced and introduce evidence in reply, before
me on the 17th day of November next.
Commissioner's Office, } V. D. JAMISON,
Oraugeburg C. IT. >? Commissioner,
Mar. -J7, 1S07. J XII
mar ?'!<> 3m
3?u33l.io notice
In the mutter of ) February Sittings, 18G"{\
Guardians and Trustees. J at Oruugehurg.
The Commissioner having reported that all the
Records of his office were destroyed during tho re-,
cent war, and that he is unable to report even tho
names of all the Guardians and Trustees: It is or
dered, that ho do publish it notice to all persons who
were appointed Guardians or Trustees, or were in
any way liable to account as such in this Court prior
tit the loth May. ISii?. to appear before him and en
ter into new bunds on or before the first day of June
next, and in every case in which he can obtain evi
dence to satisfy himself that any person so liable to
account has failed to comply with this notice, ho
shall issue a rule against such persons to comply.
It is also ordered. That in addition lo their giving
new bond, that lhay be required to file in the Com
missioner's Office, within the time aforesaid, their
returns, shewing all their receipts and expenditures
for the wards, and als i a full schedule of all the pro
perty of every description which they may hold for
their respective wards.
Signed. V. M. D. JOHNSON,
Mai eii 1. isr,7. Chancellor.
A true copy of I he original order on record in thin
Office.
Commissioners Office. 1 V. 1). V. JAMISON.
March "j. Isii7. i Commissioner,
mar '.i ni t
JNO. T. INA HI NET Adm'rof]
A. 1>. INA III NET, el ill [Oraugeburg District
vs In Equity,
ANN C. INA IHN ET et all J
The Creditors of Archibald 1). I mihi net are here
by notified to produce and prove their claims
against his Estate, on or before the first day of
April next, before the Commissioner of this Court.
Commissioner's Office, ^ V. D. V. JAMISON,
Fob ?_'?>, 1M.7. i Commissiohcr.
mar - til
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