The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 02, 1867, Image 4
RELIGIOUS.
The tfotliodist District Conference.
^h^no&frg of. ibo I)Htict..Go'bfercaco for
Orangeburg District convened at Cattle Creek,
' ' jl^U^Ground,' on Friday, October 4ttyl867.
The meeting was opened with singing and
prayer by the Presiding Elder, Rev. A. M.
^J^^^jjug. On motion of Rev. J. R. Prlck
? ctfc, B. 0. Hard was nominated and elected
Secretary.
nV. ;!Tne toll was called and tho following meni
i.., hers nnBwcrcd :
KSrdii?evUlc?Rev: J. R. Pickett.
^i?^~Rcy. John Morris..
' j?fcicA;p?V/e-r-Rev. M. L. Banks:
n ? \ tr^per* Orange?Rev. John tnabinet.
" ' tipper St.Mattheios?Rev. John L. Siflcy.
St. Afatthcicsr-Rcv. Wm. Hutto.
/VoaWlrncc-^Rev. J. S. Connor.
Eastern Orange?Rev. W. W. Jones.
St. George's?Rev. J. E. Pcnn'yi'
Lexingtutv?Rov. William Carson.
^V^^Or^^Mry-^jR^y. :t\T. G. Connor.
?.% liLeJchigtoti Afcss/<m--Rov. 0. Solln)' 3 '
LAY DELEGATES. '
?iue tAtf&n?T. J. Hoyward. 1
GranitevUlc?B. C. Hard.
Bratichvillc Circuit?-James StokcB, Bcu.
Pooscr,, Jas. B. Berry, James Cox, D. R. Bar
ton, B. H. Barton.
Providence Circuit?Dr. R. W. Bates,"Sam
uel Hutto, L. E. Connor, Dap'l Dantzler, Hen
ry TThomas, G. W. Shinglcr.
^ Eastern Orange Circttit?Rev. L. J. Crum,
!D. L. Connor, A- A. Connor, J. S. Fuuchcss,
V. G. Cam, A. M. Snell.
ia Wppc Orange Circuit?:Ang. Hydrick,
7 Thos.; Murph.
S?^?**S? Circuit?^M. J. Keller, H, G.
Sheridan, H. M. Moorcr.
er Orangeburg Circuit?J. J. Sallcy, Fred S.
^ Dibble, Rev. H. C. Wannamaker.
*JSt. George's Circttit-'Dr. W. M. Shuler,
Wm.. Cannaday, J. M. iWotaol, K. Withers,
'?ReVv J. S. Murray, Sam'l Knight, William
tmpr.
Upper St. Matthews' Circuit?Rev. P. A*.
Bnyck, Dr. Wm. Wolfe, John F. Rilcy.
iinJW.iiT, Piokott moved the appointment by
the Chair of a committee of three on creden
tials. I The following were appointed:
]; ,Rey..J. R. Picket*, Rov. M. L; Banks, and
Brother Jns. Stokes, who reported Delegates
present, as above. <
Rev. W. G. Connor moved the appointment
of a committee of five on Circuit and Parson
ngo Boundaries. ; . . = f
.3?M. B* B?rry, D. R. Barton, D. L. Connor,
J. Fun chess and Sam'l Knight, wero appoint
ed on that committee.'
Tho Chair appointed tho following as a Com
mittee on Education and .Church -Litoraturo:
Rev. W. G. Connor1, Artomas Connor, Rov,
JeMn 'Morris, Rov. J. L. Siflcy. Dr, Wm.>
fColfe.1
' Also tho following committee on Missions :.
jRcy. 8. Couuor, Rev. Wm. Hutto, Rev.
P,<A. ?Buyck, Rev. Win. Caisou and Rev. C.
Sonn. Y( . .
Also -tho following committee on Sunday
Schools:
Revs. J. |R] Pickett, J. E. Penny; John
S. Murray, and Brothers H. G. Sheridan and
James Cox.
Also the following committee on Ministerial
Support:
Dr. R. W. Bates, M. J; Keller, James
Stokes, P. J. Hcyward, John F. Rilcy.
Also the following committee on Colored
Population : ' ' ' ? ? '
Revs. Thos. Raysor, M. L. Banks, John
Inabinet, W. W. Jones, and Brother A. Snell.
Also the following committee on the State of j
the Church:
Revs. Wm. Hutto, A. Nettles, and Brothers
J. M. Wotael, Jas. Cox aud B. C. Hard.
Mc sting adjourned.
3 O'clock P. M.?Meeting called to order
by the Presiding Elder and opened with prayer.
On motion of Rev. W. G. Connor, it was re
solved that an addition of one from each charge
not already represented1, Ije inridc <to'thc Com
mittee on Circuit and PaYflonnge Boundaries.
Tho following Wero appointed :
Rev. H. C. Waunamaker, and Brothers R.
C. Hard, P. J. Hcyward, Thos. Murph, John
F. Rilcy, M. J. Keller, G. W. Shinglcr.
Both written and verbal reports were now"
received from the several charges.
Nidnr Session.?Meeting called to order
by the Presiding Elder, and opened with prayer
by Rev. Wm. Hutto.
On motion of Rov. J. R. Pickett, it w?b re
solved lo nominate candidates for the Delega
tion to the Annual Conference to he holden at
Morganton, N. C, when twelve brethren were
nominated.
Mornino Seision, Saturday, October 5.?
Opened with singing and prayer by Vev. J.
R. Pickott. Roll called, (49 present.)
The meeting proceeded to the election of
Delegates, four being the number allowed.
First ballot elected B. C. Hard, M. J. Kel
ler.
Seen ml ballot elected Dr. W. M. Shuler.
Third ballot no election.
Fourth ballot olocted Jas. Stokes.
On motion of Rev. W. G. Connor, the four
biglic'st on tho li?t bo declared elected as alter
nates. ?
On ballot, Dr. R, W, B?te?, Rov. L. J.
('rum and' D. R. Barton were elected; the
fourth, nnd fifth on tjio, list being a tip, tho
n.oxt ballot .elected D. L. Connor.
Meet
diction
layer by
riding Elder.'
Tho following roportn woro received nud
adopted^t,,^.^^^_?,_??M ?
On Education and Church Literature. r
On Ministerial Aid.jj | ' ;^ r
On Missions. . \ L W. 1. *
On Sunday Schools.
Oh^?^dyoAuUt&nV' r. ! ' > -
On the Stall of tliofeh'urch/ 1
On Circuit and Parsonago Boundaries.
On motion of Roy. John, Morris, Rov. W.
G. Connor, Chairman of the Committee on.
Education and*1 Church Literature, t/ob re
quested v to,.visit the DaJfUfagtoni DistHctfCdu-i
fero'iice, and solicit "aid for AVpflbrd CollegoJv..;
Evening Sesbion.?Rev. W. G. Connor
moved that the report on Boundaries bo amend-'
teorgci
tho Annual Conference niny decide.
Cattle Creek Camp Ground, Orangeburg and
Indian Fields Camp Ground were put in nomi
nation as inviting the next District Conference j
whereupon Oraogcburg was selected by a bare
majority.
On . motion, a. coromitteo of thv'co was ap
{ptimtod to investigate the 'claiirt; said lo be due
Mrs. J en kins, for the District Parsonago, The
:following were the committee:
Jas. Stokes, Ben. Pooscr, J. F. Rilcy.
On motion of Dr. R. W. Bates, seconded by
Rev. J. R. Picket, it was resolved, that Rev.
W. G. Connor bo furnished with a copy of the
minutes for publication ; and that the Secreta
ry be requested to furnish the 'Son/hem Chris
tian Aifi ocqtc with a copy of the reports from
the different committees. ?
On motion of Rev. Win. Carson, the thanks
of this body were tendered to ? the people of
Cattle Creek, for tho haudsotuc hospitality cx
tcnde?3P:to the members of tho Conference;
J wliicli was passed by a unanimous rising vote.
There being no further busiuess, the Con
ference adjourucd, with the doxology and bene
diction by tho Presiding Elder.
B. C. HARD, Secretary.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OX CIRCUiT
BoVtroARtES AND PARSONAGES.
We believe that the people have become re
conciled to the present arrang?ment of their
Circuits and Boundaries, with the exception,
as far us ascertained, of the churches of Bethel,
Zion and 41 Station, formerly belonging to St.
George's Circuit, and embracing about 40
white members, wbo aro destitute of ministe
rial service.. . Wo recommend that the three
churches be embraced iu the St. George's Cir
5
cuit.
Iu regard to the. Parsonages,,!we 'believe that
so soon as tho people can be satisfied that, the
present Circuits will bo rotaincd/th'oy will en
ter heartily into the erection of Parsonages for
ihc comfcrt of the ministers nnd their families
ARd Yt0 ?O recommend.
JAS, Br BERRY, Chairman.
.report < of. the committkk on colorkh
population.
The Committee, on whom devolved the duty
of reporting in 'reference to the colored people,
beg leave to present the following :
We regret that we arc compelled to state,
from facts that have conic under our own ob
servations and reported by others, that there is
in the bounds of our Dist rict Conference a wido
spread and growing disaffection evidenced by
this class of our population towards the Metho
dist Episcopal Church South. With the ex
ception of an occasional locality, they have
generally severed their connection with our
Church, and formed themselves into Associa
tions, whose prevailing sentiment seems to be
Radicalism, instead of the religion of Christ.
This change in their Church relations, nud
substitution of politics for religion, we deeply
deplore, and would arrest if possible. But
your committco confess to a feeling of groat
discourngeuieut in this work. We would not,
however, recommend a suspension of effort.
Wo would say to the officials of our Church
and especially to the Ministers, local and itine
rant, that wo should still ostomm ifc our impera
tive duty, to do what 1b in oW 'power, to en
lighten and Bavo the colored people, whenever
nnd'whcrcvcr prncticaple. There aro a few
who are still disposed to avail themselves of
our instruction, and by persevering efforts on
their behalf, their numbers may be gradually
augmented. To yield to despair, because of
formidable obstacles iu the way of the discharge
of duty, is not characteristic ol the times, phil
anthropic or Christian.
Wo therefore recommend for adoption by
this Body the following resolutions:
1st. That as a Church wc arc as much as
ever interested iu the moral well-being of the
colored population in our midst.
2d. That we will not relax our efforts, iu
the uso of proper means to enlighten their
miuds, and save their souls from death. '
All of which is respectfully submitted.
M. L. BANKS, Chairman.
A SPIjENOID OPPORTUNITY
for
A PROFITABLE AND SAFE INVESTMENT.
1 AA ACRES OF LAND, situated on the Bull
J Swamp Road, within tho Corporate Limits
Oi Orangeb?rg, S. C, being a part of tho Estate
Lands of J. J. Andrews, deceased, will be sold iu
Lots varying In size from
5 to 20 ACRES,
to suit purchasers, '
A Plat of the entire Tract will be mndc by
competent Surveyor, laid off with Streets, Ac. Aj.
the wholo -.s ill be Sold at Public Outcry, on th
Land itself, by Lots, to the Highest Didder, for
Cash, on the
25th DAY OF DECEMBER
f* I Li - " . ; ?
next.
*' ? J, HESSE ANDREWS,
. f \ Executor,
oc 5 Id
CHARLESTON CARDS,
. TEMPLE OF FASHION.
-tr: H. JOHNSON,
IlftTsil CAPS, PHPvS 'and tJMBRELLAS,
2W King-Street, CHARLESTON, S. C.
sept 28 3m
C. M?DSEN,
dealer in
All Kihds of Leaf Tobacco, and IVjnnufacturcr
of Fine IFftTnim dhd Domestic Scgnrs,
To. 55 Society Street, One Door From Kin
C li A RLE STON, S. C.
j f1 Samples Seiit by Express,
sept-21 - ? m 3
Zimmerman Davis,
COTTON FACTOR AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Adgor's North Wharf,
Consignments Rctipoctfully Solioitod.
ecpt 21 m 'A
. WM. WALTON SMITH,
GOTTCXTST FACTOR
-AND?
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jioycc cD Co.'s Whurf.
CHARLESTON, S. D.
86y* Prompt and personal at tont um given to Hie
h?1c of Cotton.
aug 21 ? f mos G
G. H. WALTER & CO.,
FACTORS
AND . r'rr
COMMISSION MERCUANTS,
Athjer'* Nor(h \Vlutrf.
C II A R L E STON. S. C .
Liberal Advances made on all Produce Con
signed to their Care,
ar.o. lt. waltkh, .w?t. J. mYoiimack.
e. n. w alt Kit.
sept 21 in 3
OS WELL REEDER,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ADGER'S NORTH WHARF,
C II A R L E S T O N. S . C .
Consignments Respectfully Solicited,
j acpt'2l in 3
C. Ci.ach'S. A. Witt?:.
OLAC1US & WITTE,
jVCV80 BAST 71.1 P,
C II A R L E S T O N. S. C.,' 4
Coini2il*si?n Merchants,
AND
W HOLES A LE J J11A LKUS i N
Grocer it *\ l'roristitintt, }'?';/:/ wffi /?*"/"' ttmt
Jjiquor*.
BCpt 14 * ((iii
"Burnham's Drug Store."
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
5>:ittontion of my friends and Hi ose of my
father to the large stock of Drugs, Perfum
ery, Dye- Stuffs and Patent Medicines,
wliicli will ho sold low for rash. Mich an
Quinine, Opium, Lobelia. Rurnhaius Godfreys Cor
dial and Balsam Turlington, &c., Ac., cither whole
sale or retail.
Call a.nd examine my Stock, as it is no trouble to
show my Goods.
Country orders filled with the sumo dispatch as
before the war. E. S. BURN HAM,
No. 121 King Street, near Calhouii-St.,
Sign Red .Mortar,
sept 21?3m Charleston, S. C.
WILLIS & OHISOLM,
FACTORS; COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
i
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO Til E PURCHASE,
sale and shipment to Foreign ami Do
mestic Ports,.of Cation, Rico, Lumber and Nav
al Stores. 7
ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHAHLITlSTOiN, S. C.
E. WILLIS. ALEX. R. CI1TSOLM.
feb 23 1 y
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WER? & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
All Goods are selected specially for our
SOFT HERN TRADE.
AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 287 KINO STREET,
Three doors below Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Terms Cash, or City Acccptnuco.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
II, C. Stoll. Ciiari.bs Wi:uii, 11. c. Walkkii.
feb 2:5 o tf
H. L. Jeffers & Co.,
FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. ('.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
of Cotton and other Produce. Orders for sup
plies onitcfiilly attended to.
? Epfor to Captain John A. Hamilton. R. (1. Stone,
Esq., O'rnngcburg, Dr. Win. c. Whetstone, St. Mat
t hews.
it pi 11 tl
IR?N TIES, '
A T ,11 E 1) U 0 E I) P 11 I C E S.
Just received a fresh supply of
Beard's Patent Slot Tie,
AND
Beard's Patent Improved Bvckte? Tie
WHICH WILL de SOLD AT ?REATLY rb
duccd prices and on liberal terms.
Dealers supplied at a heavy discount.
OKO. w. williams & CO.,
Charleston, s. C.
oct 5?5t Factors.
J. A. Quackenbusli,
120 EAST DAY,
C II A It L E S T 0 N , S . C .
WHOLESALE CROCK It,
AND
Commission Merchant,
DE At.EH IN
Sugar, Tens, Raton, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc.
sept 14 m C
It. IH8CH0FF.
C. WLTJIEKX.
Henry BiscliolT & Co.,
WHOLESALE pitOCEKS
AND DKAI,KKS IN
WINKS, LIQUORS, SKGARS. ?.See,
No. IDT East Ray,
C II A R L K S T 0 X , S . C .
sept 14 in (i
SAM'L I MAESHA LL,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
English and American
HA RR W A RE,
CUTLERY,
(M'NS.
A ND
Agricultural Implements,
SHIN OF THE GOLDEX GUN,
ilHi King Struct, ihl Dour Relow Society,
CIIARLKSTON, S. 0.
scjit 11 * :>m
Wagener, Heatli & Monsees,
FLAXTATlt)X AND FAMILY
(i ROGERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Haiti, Bacon, Shoulders, I'ork, 15?ei. Klonr.
Sugar, Coflbc, Tea, etc!, etc..
WIN KS, LIQUORS, SKGARS AND
T t) ? A C C 0
iYtf?. 163 ((?(/ Diii East Bui/, tori Queen-streeti,
CMIARLKSTON, S. ('.
C--TJ - All Ci ders Promptly Attended to
sept I I m >i
S, Thomas, .fit., IV?. S. fi.\xm:.\r..
William G. Wllildeii & Co,
FORMERLY or-1
II AY DEN & V/HILDEN,
in:vi.kiis in
WATCH KS, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CROCK
ERY, CHINA, CLASS WARE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES;
Old (litld mul Silver purchased. Watches atul
Je'fcclry Rrj?iiri <l.
22."> King-St.. Corner ol' Dcnufaiu,
A T WHOLES A LEW IIA YXE STREET
CIIARLKSTON, S. 0.
fab 23 c ly
Fall and Winter Clothing",
310 ki\g street,
West Side. One D<ior Smith of Market Street,
CHARLESTON S. C.
Now opened, tin Elegant Supply of FALL and
WINTER CLOTH INC. all ipialities. Fine medium
and low priced for Dress ami business purposes.
Also Boys Clothing to suit all ages.
ta i l0ri\o imeimktji KST
Supplied with a fine assortment of Cloths, Cassi
mere and Veatings made to order in best style.
Coods also sold by the yard.
We inviiu purchasers to call and loolt through
the Supply, which is ottered id LOW PRICES.
WM. MATTHIESSEN, Agent.
R. AS'. McTruKors, Superintendent,
oct It) in 'J
Hiibij.ks house,
(ron.MKUi.v mhs, Diuni.c's,)
281 KING STREKT,
Between Weutwdrfh and llnr.el Streets, mul
within three in in Ides' walk of nil the
Principal Wholesale mul Retail
Houses of Meeting, Kinij und Hanne Streets,
and the Host O?cc, Charleston, S. C.
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
of the City. i? within fifty yards of the house.
TERMS OF HOARD :
Hoard by the day.$^ ftO
'?.Week.$12,00 to *K> (k>,
Hkn'iiv Simiiniok, Mas, R. Hii.iir.its.
net IS t <r
Dil. B. M. SHULER
HAVINO REMOVED HIS DRUG STORE from
his well known Stand, bcgaloavo respeetiully
to invite Iiis friends throughout Bio District, to
visit him attiiB Now, Large and \yplj Furnished
ES TABLI SUMEN T
on RUSSELL-STREET, ,oppoaite Messrs RULL
SCOVILL'S, where they will be sure to be supplied
with the very beat
Drugs and Medicines
the Mnrkel affords, nnd at the lowest market prices.'
He hi\s on bund now a full assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS,
Paints, Oils ?ud Brushes, ? ? j
!.?yfl Stuff*,
Lye nn? Potash, \ Jl
^IuizeIla und Corn Starch, j /t
, Cooking.and Washing Soda, '>;, I'lOif'tH ',
" Black l'qmfer, Spices of ?ill kinds, \ , .,
COMPOSITION,' LOBELIA',' n?rV^ POLDER,
&o., Propurcd by Kphrniat Lnrrabee,
BITTERS of ull Kinds, ' H. I
TRUSSES, Single und double, Largo and Small,
riue Suioking and Chewing TOBACCO, ?
Fine Dil AN DIES and WINES ftV Medical purposes,
PERFUMES and TOILET soaps.'
Cull and tntiafy yourselves?you can get just what
you wittVt.
?lust received a lot of that fine
"DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO."
Bf$' Will open nn Sundays from 7 to 10. A. M.,
and from 11 to 7 P. M;
feb'J:; " c . ? ly
THE CANNON iiOilSE!
(OJ'rOSITE COURT HOUSE.) ?
i*iii-: jsurscruVer would Rc
r^.^y.'.vvw TDK SUR.SCIUBKR WOULD Re
flffifeKreg.*??pect frilly int'ornitiiti Truveiuig Pu'b
^^^.?cl'^Be that Ids HOUSE is opened for]
,c-?fi?S?i-.v>...'.- du:;- ;ieco:.t.>.taiion.
RAT US OF LOA HI).
Hoard per Dav.:! ".()
" We'el:.:.7 On
" ?? Month. 20 IK)
ALSO A HAR-ROOM
hi tin- Basement, which is eupplicd with the best of
Li.,U.M>.
J _ VS.. C A 3^5iSft i >
.-lit;;" c Jv
_ ... . . . 1 .X ,S^r>
Frederick Fersnsr,
M Ed If A X 1 C A L I) R X T I S T,
Will attend to those who wish his servims at their
residences, by being informed through ilie'Vostnffic'r
or otherwise. TEETH on GOLD utid'SILVER
PLATE ; nLjo the. Vl.'LC \NITE }YOBK.
Ai! work doni? \Varrar.te-l '" give satisfaction.
Residence: at Mr JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange
burg District, S. C.
ni.tr :;0
Wofforrt College,
Qr\liT.\ SBtT.fi C T?.. K'.';U?il ('AROLIXA.
The First Sc.*<-'ion of the Fourteenth Collegiate
'^nr '-"ins oh thy Jj?t Ocfo'euVltftfT,. The course
of sliMpTi tunams ^^hi.ged.'Iiul \\?[ Facility
admit irregular students o? ' ?" .;"'
pnrlk'tiliir studies only.
Tin- I'li-pniatory Scltool, under the imniediaie !
supervision of the Faculty, open-t at thu same time.
Tuition pet Year including (<>iititigeu| lee - #~*4 cu
Rounl per nioiilh about - - - - - - pU.
Rills payable in advnucc in fspeble-'or its cqmya.
lcnt ia ctirrency.
The Divinity School also t?nens at the same time
nmler the suporvbdon'of Rev. A. M. Shipji, D. I).,
Rev. Whilefoord Smith, D. D.. and Rev. A. II. Les
ter, A. M. For further particulars address
JA. M. SH1PP, President. ^
nng *J I I tf
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~ O?GAL NOTICES* ?e
Commissioner s, Sales.
?T?TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
II. Foglcr und ?. F. Fogler, 1 .?t
Purim^pL ,tq UrnordenJn,<^iiH/?osiv. Wide 28th
September, 1807, I wilt sell on the 4th November
next, at the Court House,- for one half cash, the
balance jon a credit?qf. cue., Wir, Kfiuwyf bond
with'interest fioth "date, payable annually. AfiJong
|>a?;ftny part of the debt is unpaid, and V**nfH|age
01 (he property, Purchasers paying for papers and
"tJJMYH /?*> 'A'A .
^Jjii^ii^^^8^^flglng tfl.Wna, fogler,
I'dtfcoHtfcu, containing 882 acres more or less, situate
on? tUff'ISn-o (Eibfl'lttad, iiSth^ ?Ts^fctlnr? bound
ed' by Sajid/?" ?ic??rd vlinnaniid? MriXllradhaui.
cjl'by JiVid^lf &i
vs. \ Forcolo?eJMortgage,"
Luclnda Ash. .,t)l.t$$lf*T%?iXl'l,,S*> *007
Uy virtue of a decretal order in the above>easo to
e directed by ^hnhdcllor Johnson1, i will sell at
Faroe! of Land in" the District v?i^I<i.H?F'i2?r?v
bounded bylahtfrf 'df GideW'Bluiii. ?-?'WnftfiF Wat
kips. JoHC?hjCav,tci|, und John R. Millions*ifljtjii"
?*ing!bhclmndrcd ami ffirty-flvc acres, more ?* less'.
^TCj^ius?Cas.h.in.gtiW,:q l'urlchaacraAo.rpay fdrapa?
pera and revenue stamps,
ALSO
Y; V. V. Jan^sonT^tj?. j Bill to1 j
*jJ? ' f foreclose
?ilct.. 'I.):?"
? . Jno.?P, Inobiiict. I '\ ):<? Iii tf/f 1gSl*fe 4 /
r, At. tbejaiue time and place five hundred acres
(?iin>) mCVi or less on ihilL's Branch, bounded Jit
lauds of S. E. Moorer, S. GjTafr? c?frfibVf P.''J.T?.
Fehler. L. B. D. Rowinan, and J;. D.- Inabinet. 11
' 'Terms?('iish'L'rfbiigh'fo pay costs and expenses
uf .suit,- hulnuup <.n .1st ib?y of January -AiJU.71608,
secured by bond, with personal security and mort
gage of premises to secure the payment Itt t/i'e piir
elmse nioiiey^^Uichitaeiu^tU-uay-iw - papers ?no\
revenue stamps. , ;fft<( ,la ?77
. Apj?$b1 .-*oH >i iliw*
Hen. F. Simmons, 1 Dill to , ?
,. ..vs..1 U* ?*''toreeTas&''> W,,T
John Itutrmau. j M o r t g u g o if tj?
At same time and place, two hundred.antL seven
ty-two ae.es move nrUeas) in ? the distrfrt'i/ml Snlro
aforesaid, mi waters, of Lull Swamp, boun<)ed.?by
lauds of J.'M. Mm ley. W, iiookvV, Henry uhisen
doiincr and Oeor^iLi_\iugsjf>u.J ?( .,- , ti->T
Terms?One half cash, and bajaue.?j)n a credit of
one year. Set'liVeiT'Tiy*bi'iM \\ \iT\ uuei est from da?e
and mortgage .of the'"ihiud;,"'.l,iiVcimser In pay for
papers and revenue stamps. I'lirtduiscr. failing to
contpiy with' IprniV *>f sale, the Commissioner will
sell the siiid hinds at the sale dry iit-xt* suecccding
nt'th'e visK of InrnieV purchaser.
t.'ommjsViopvr's.tMme.*! J V. D: V. J A^M I SON. ' 11
IN EftUITY,.,'. ,r
O?ANU KHURt) DIS'JUICT. ;. ,v.
Dill Tor ...
Inji./.VironV'"
V. eslr.v II?...-?. ,? ? | ui ( I ... ,A?d :v .-.el
Creditors ai: t Devisees. J -Ridirf.
It appearing to my satisfactiun, that Lewi's IIous
jer and Mary liuusia<.^hi>'-uifei/.ule*p?flniTts in this
vase, arcuhseiy Ifpii), u.iji^'le.-.il?^rjtlujy^'ylie limits..
uf this St:, re. mi inonblf ??f Messrs. Hut sou* & Le
gat!?, ( "Utplnimii :< Solieiiors-illie ordrfodih.il said
deleiiilaiits doseveial?y appear and .phvyL/answvr or.
deiner t.oAho foinpl-niiants said" Dill within fofty
days flow ihr public ation of lIiis order, or,yip.ordqrv
pro'cohfriJso will be entcsed ngnliisl fiienL
Ciiiiimifsii.iuivJ lltliec..,). AJ. D? V> JA?1
Oraiijieliiiig f'. IL, V Commissioner. ,
l.rwis A. Zi igler, Ex'i
* vs.
Jam 24,181)7. ' J ?>f?tT?T
|Lj..,o rM
.sept 2o .xii % ,* ._j dOiI
ji-^f >e#i
an-'Mi 1
IN EQUITY, vn
o ix a xc enuRfi m st kh't.
Howard A. Fogie AhH1f!nicVa"P.'Vogle. |
? . ?. ? Pff-bni! ^t<?)lnH o3 s.M>?/.
David .7. Clav ton nnd others. J k
* III. nit ) It Htr.lt!??;H$ U '* r.
r?f.maul to nil i>r"di:r in this ease, nil prriMinaliar
ing rlaiius agnijisLfbe K.-tnlc of' \VilHiirit"Fog!r arid "
^(issiii Fogie, ilcc.. will pi cm nt and prove them br/nrn
Hie and all pef-Vons iinlebicd to inc same will mako
payment within three months from this ?inte. ?
Commivxi nl'i's'ttmee. ) V. D. V. JAMISON.
(Jiau^ebiirg. t; H. A UWiindsVifcher.
^ept, ifO, 1807. J oct u?cm , . xii .?
OltANT.inn'lUI ?lSTKlClT. :
A. Macktiy. hdia'r of G-. (?. -MackayiS 1 Rill for
v.*. V lui^iclii,n
W: F. HrttsoH, Trustee, eL at. J nnd Relief.
dil \.iL 1. t$VlH '
In pursuance of an order in this case from <'han~
eeller Johnson, all persons having claims against'
the Kstato of (ScorgC C. Mackay, deceased, ore re
(|tlircd to present and prove the s.ame before mc at
Orangeburg C. Ii., within three months from this
date. " tAH'W- h it.t.tl i Vl
Coiauiissioncr's Office, V , Y. Di V. JAMISON,
Aug. 2*.?, lStJT. i Comnuatfioner.
augSl xii ' td
?r - -.-B
In Equity, v-w
OHANGEBUIUI' DIST^TCT^;
A. G. Collier,-AHmr E'sfaVb^oY' "* W
Edward W. Easterlin,
vs. \ Rill for D?Juncilw\ m<\ Relief ,vt
Cnro?ne Easterlin, ct al
Creditors' and Distnbutee1^ '
Pursuant to an uv<ler in this *;\xc n\i pernvn-t hat
ing demands against the Estate of ED\V*D W. Jfc??*.
TEIILIN, deeenswl. will prove them before liie with-. :
in three mouths from this date, aud any one iudebt-.
ed to the same will make payment.
Commissioner s.OHice, V V. D. V. JAMISON;
OrangcburgC. II?, S. 'C., > Commissioner.
Aug 14. 1807. j Nil Urn
In Equity.
OR kVNG BBOUa DISTRICT.
.Ino. F. Bonnett, Admr of ' '1 1
W. 0. W. Pou,
vs. J- Rill for Injunction and Relief^. (
F. IL W. Briggmann and others,
Creditors and Distributees.
Pnxsuant to an order in this ease; nil persons hav
ing demands against the estate of W. 0,1 yi. Pou^ .
deceased, will prove them before me within three,
months from this dato,, or they wilL.be debarred
payment,'and any one indebted to tho .same will^
make payment.
Commissioner's Office, \ ? V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangcburg 0. H. V Commissiont-r.
Auj 1.4, 1807 J Nil eom?a
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA~\ ?7.?
Orangeburg.District. / iWWtton,
Ry P. A. McMICHAEL Esq., Ordinary. '
WHEREAS, y. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in
Kqility, hath made, suit to ine to grant him betters
of Administration of tho Estate and effects of B. -
Scclcy, deceased.
Those are therefore to oito and admonish all anfl
singular the kindred and creditors (of the said
R. Seeley, deeeaseil, that they be ami appear before
me, in the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Orange?
burg ('. II.. on tho ISth day of Nov. next, nftr*
pubTioatiou herr?f, at 11 'o'clock Ih thC forenoAn, t'%'
shew cause if aiiy, they have, why 1hf? aaid.Alhuinir^
trillion should nof lie granted, .
Qiv#n under, m^-, humhthj^' sovpntM tl*;.y, of OctO)
be\% Anno DQiuimj LSij7.
P. A. M< MICHAEL, O: 0, ]}:
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