the Oll angeburg news
IH lTLLIHIIKI)
EVERY'SATURDAY M?RNIXG,
AT THE
"OLD TIME" PRICE.
"Two Dollars per Annum in Advance.
B?tTTHJE CASH-t3a
.M*J8T INVARIARLY ACCOMPANY THE
8URS0RIPTI0N.
Country Produce taken ht Market Rates.
?fiHjJ_[?_ $& 00
JJ6Jr Me respectfully inquest our friends to
tend in their >Adccrtiu-nmd* as early in the.
week as Ci.iivcnivHt; and if possible, let us hare
fhenl by Tltursday evening. Jiy thin menus, wc
teilt be able to issue at *ni earlier hour on Satur
day, and teilt be enabled to t/ive more of the
latest news, up to the time of oitr going to jtress.
READING MATTE^ON?KVKRY P??1".
^OOAJL ITEMS;
-SATURDAY MORNING, NOV.. 10, 18t?7.
Church Elections.
Tho following gentlemen wero eleeted on
^Saturday tho 9th iust., Stewards of Eastern
Stange Circuit i
D. L. Con nur. llecording Steward.
j. S. Finches, District Steward.
A. M. Snki.i..
4). W. Snki.i?
jP. G. Car.v.
L. 1'. Collier-.
a. j. ruple.
a. G. Co 1.1.1 ku.
The ?istriet Court
CtmVened on Monday last, Jmlgo Lv.oark
presiding. The 'auiouut of business transacted
was considerable, and of tho usual character
coming before this District institution.
The following nro the principle cases decided
during the session :
St .dc ys, Dcdriek I lane?Assault and Bat
tery. Gril.TY.
State.vs. Catharine Corbcft.?Assault and
Battery. Gril.TY.
? State vs. Lazarus Black?Larceny. G r 1 t.TY.
State vs. John Martin?Assault and But
tery. Not.. Pkus.
State vs. Marshall Amakcr?Assault and
Battery. NoL. I'kos.
S??t(? ts. Abrain M. Dukes?Assault and
Battery. Not.. Pilot*.
?State vs. Lewis II. Sliuler?Assault hud
Buttery. Not.. Puos.
Statu VK. William Walling?Assault and
Battery, with Intent tu kill; Gvii,TVt?r A?
HMl.t,
State vs. Unwell Cooper?Assault and Bat
tery. Not Glll.tv.
State vs. Alfred Summers?Assault and
Battery. Gril.TY.
Slate vs. l)orc?s Stakes?Trojans. Not
(Irir.tv.
Stste vs. George Graves?-La reency. Pi.ka
or Gwii.tV.
' vrUat* Vs. Fat i in a Salley?Trespass. No|..
jT*lo?.
State vs. Richard Dawson?Assault and Bat
tery. Not.. Pros.
State vs. Stephen Eunchess?Larceny.
Gril.TY.
State vs. Joseph J. Douglass?Bastardy.
Not Gril.TY.
State vs. Joseph J. Douglass?Bastardy.
Xoi.. Pros.
State vs Sambo Prince?Larceny. Glll.
rt
?*-> Strtlo vfi. Francis Wnnnnuiaker?Assault
mid'Battery. l'l.ka of Glll.tv.
State vs. Dorcas Stukes?Trespass. Not
fhiir.TY.
State vs. Ned Butler?Larceny. Not Gm.?
TY. <?
State v#, Wi"5- " T . T ' .
..in .Jones, Lewis .Jones, Amos
??ones and Moses Magood?Grand Larceny.
.Nor*. Pro?.
Htatc v#, Isaac Murchisou?Grand Larceny.
Chi ltv.
jfa*t.& W. Kiu?. MvittgMtfi?, Will Livingston.
&twty Kii*jg?ton, Rufus Pou,
ifitate vs. 1*. Frank Wilson, and George
jfraaer?Trespajjs. D. Frank Wilson, GiJlLY?'.
iGcorge Fr?ser Nor Guilty.
State vs. Eliza Washington?Larceny. Nor,.
3'rok.
State vs. Daniel Murphy?Horse Stealing.
JfyT ?CJLTY,
State vs. Ih vo%,3Iurphy?Larceny. Plea
of Grir.TV.
State vs. Daniel Folder?Larceny. Gl'ILTY.
The Orangeburg Hotel.
At the courteous request of Mr. Wju.ia.m
Uon, the proprietor of the above house, we
bave been through the establishment and noted
the great improvements he is making in the.
premises. The house has undergone a thorough
refitting, and we are confident will be conduct
ed in a style which will challenge comparison
with any other Hotel in the interior for com
fort and good fare. Mr. Williamson's rates
uro quite reasonable, and wo bespeak for ltim
from the people of Orangcburg a liberal sup
port.
. New Advertisements.
?-:b:?
B&" Soo Notico in Etpu'ty.
jJ6y? Onion Sets at Ezkici?Ij& Koiin'h.
IST See Shoriff'? Sales for Dcco?iher.
See Citations for Letters of Adminis
tration.
??- Mr. T. D. "Wot.k'J? advertises 50 buuehes
of Yarn below tlie market price.
BciF Attention is culled to the advertisement
of tho Commissioner in Equity of SalcH for
January, 13G8. j
J5?&" The winter season is on us, and wood is
high. Persons who have to buy wood, and
would be economical in its use, woidd do well
to call on our enterprising townsman Mr. W.M.
WjT.lcock and get one of thoso tirst-chiss
Cooking or Heating Stoves, as they not only
save wood but labor, and in these days ot free
dom, wlpen it is very hard to keep n servant,
they are more especially needed, as the lady of |
the house with one of these stoves can uttend to
her own cooking with the greatest case. Mr,
WlI.lcock warrants every stove purchased
and from him furnishes the necessary utensils
See his advertisement in this issue and give
him a call.
HYMENEAL.
Mahkikh?On the 24th October, 1807, by the Hot.
Win. Ilutto. Mr. 1). W. (.'HOOK to Miss MARY ANN
(.'. IIAICLKK. All or Ornngchtirg District.
Consignees per Month Carolin? Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Date.
Dr. 11. \V. Dates. .1. Stroumii, .1. II. Fehler, D. C.
Howe, J. 1). Smoke. S. Livingston, D. Smoke, D.
Dautzier, .\. Smoke.
Dr. Frederick.
In accordance with orders received from the Su
perhiteiuletd, Storage will her carter lie chargol on
(ioods remaining in the Depot tor an unreasonable
length of time. IV. C. MKUKDITH,
Atfetit.
COMMERCIAL.
Omen or tub OnANUKiirim Niiws,
November 1"?, b%7.
COTTOX.?Sales this week nmount to about I IO
bales, which sohl at the following rales :
Ordinary. ?11
Middling. 12 j
Strict Middling. '.-';
PiOV'Jll liter.?Is in good demand at >t" ''; j,vl
bushel.
hold. :vj
SILVKK.22
l.r.wisvit.i.r.. S. <'. Nov. 1 I.
COTTON.?1-7 hides shipped this week.
COI!X.?-??i bags shippbd doling the same time.
Report of the Chstrlcston Cotton Mar
ket for the Week Ending Nov. 14.
iieiuil'trtl fin' (In- Orutii/i In' r<J AVfr.s by
W. WALTON SMITH. COTTON FACTO It.
On Frhluy, the first day of the week, huiv under
review, our market opened with iigood demand, mid
closing firm, with an advance uf |e. on last week's
quotations. The demnuil on Saturday was nmdiv.
rate. lull heeame more active towards the close of
the day, with an additional improvement of \r. On
Monday the market opened quiet,mid prices beetitue
easier during the day. in some sale*, tu the e\tent uf
|?. The market was very active on Tuesday, and
although unfavorable news was received from Liv
erpool of Jjd decline, the prices of the day previous
were maintained. On Wednesday the market was
quiet with a declining tendency, prices during the
day having fallen nil" a full |o. The market he?
enmc quite active on Thursday, but owing to me
favorable Foreign news, prices declined from ) to
\c. Sales for the week about OOOO bales. We
quote:
Low Middling.IT.
Middling.If,.}
St riet M hldling.,.1 Of .... 17
?o?
OHA NO Kit UP.? HBTAIL IMUCF.S.
rouur.oTKH wkkkly nv larKijij, * Kuhn.
HAOGING per yard.$ ?O/???
DAI.K HOI'K per ll>. , ","
IHON TJKSfo..v - .;;? \[>f>f
?>,,,-- . >?rttmg cotton,i per In l-t" l 1
....if KS per M. 8 ftO
CAN DDKS per lb sperm. .I">(7/ 40
?? Adamantine. IJ<If?? :'.">
" Tallow. 2"i
COFFKH per lb Hin. ilt?f? =5=1
?* Laguayra. JO
.lava..*.. .rW)
COHDAtJK per lb Manilla. ?0(Jt !l."i
FISH Cod per 11. 12
Herring per box. 1 00
M*#kcrelpcrkit. 0 oof... 4 (?0
Fl.ut'U peri.bl Fine. 10 00<Ti 12 <?(! |
Super. 12 OOf/i 14 (tit
F.xtrn.- I I txif.i 10 00
Family. 1-"? OOfVi J7 OO
New Staple *? Sack. O OOfc/, 7 fit)
OHAIN, Oats. 1 2?i
Corn. 1 00
" Peas.... 1 00
II ID KS, per 11> dry. 0 (7i 10
IN DltiO, per lb Carolina. 80f?i I 00
LIMK, per bid. :*. 7?
MO LA 88 KS, per gallon. 7"?n"i 1 2"?
XA1L8, per keg. 8 '".if,, lo (Ml
OILS; Kerosene per gal. 80(?i '.")
PROVISIONS .\ND I'HODUCK.
HACON, Hams per lb. 25(?-80
'? Sides " . \S(o'2'2
" Shoulders . Hif.i
H?TT Kit, Country per Hi.
" fioshen " . 4<)(<i ;V>
CHKKSK. 20(^37
HKKF. So, 12
CIIICKKNS. per dox-....i. 1 SOfJi 2 "?0
FOWLS, " v....... 4 00f./ "> <M)
KOOS, " im?..:. 2?
HKKSWAX. per lbui.o. 2"?tV BO
LAUD, per 11?.\. '20(? 2?
HICK, per lb Carolina.*<(., 12
SALT. Liverpool per sack.; 8 60<jf I 00
j SHINniiKS, per M.. fi (K>
SO.\l\ per ih bar.;;.;...::..:...;.:.: I">($ 2(1
STAUCH, per lb.H J'?
CHEAP GOODS!
j.ust received i*r
KEITT BROTHERS.
WE WOULD AOAl'3 INFORM our>'RIENDS
that we are now receiving our
??FALL AND WINTER STOGK-.OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Which we ofl'cr on reasonable terms. If our friemln
will give us n call, wo have no doubt we cap make it
profitable to botli parties.
Wo arc also prepared to continue the shipping'of
COTTON, RICE, &0.f
to the well known house of
WILLIS & CIIISOLM,
Charleston, where prompt attention will be given to
the nab-of the same at the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES, und the money can be received at our
OUica hurt, without one cent o?8t to tho ewner.
"VTOTICE,?OUR DERTORS WILL PLEASE
Rctuember its when thoir Cotton, and othor
Produce is sohl, ami settle np their old accounts.
oct It)
KEITT BROTH EES.
c Ij
BULL & SCOYILL,
HAYING MADE ARRANGEMENTS,
are now prepared to make liberal
ADVANCEMENTS
on Cotton or Produce, which will be .shipped
forward without delay, and consigned
FUEE OF CHANGE
to the well known HOUSE of
E. fit. ?odgers & Co.
Q ALES PROMPTLY PAID AT OCR
Office, or we will
i3tJJ.tcii as is
CO. TON,
rick.
PRODUCE, ?kc.
Paying f'uil Market Prices.
JM' LL supply of
: BAGGING,
ROPE,
TIES,
Family Groceries,
And general STOCK of GOODS consty
vd b??>!?4i
ALSO
X(\ SACKS SALT .H'ST RECEIVED
? _Jt\/ and in good order. v.
ALSO
1ST RECEIVED BALES FACTORY
urn bit Consignment.
ALSO
A
NOTIIER SUPPLY OF NEW FLOUR
from new Wheat.
tlncurrent Money.
C1TATE RANK BILLS BOUGHT AND
O Sold b>
BULL & SCOVILL,
fob SA
lc
liljj
Opening Now at
? ?
COMPRISING FELL STOCKS
or
DRV GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hardware, &c,
E INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
we are the Agents for the Celebrated
Old Carolina Bitters,
One of the best Tonics now extant.
Now Landing
im? SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT,
].~>n do l'p Country I'LOUR,
Which we wills ELI i VERY LOW.
We also want to purchase
1000 Bushels
ROUGH
at Tin:
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
We are also ready to purchase
C O T T O N ,
Or make advances and SHIP THE SAME to
any Factor in Charleston
Vit NE OF ANY 0IIA It (! h
We. as usually, give the Highest Prices for
GOLD, SILVER.
CNCURBENT MONIES
AX I)
COl'N'TRV PRODUCE
ich ?;; j ye
S10,()00 IN GREENBACKS,
-AT
THE OLD STAND,
JOHN B. STOCKER & CO.,
COHNER STOKK, RVSSBJ.T,-RT11KKT AND KAIL ROAD AVKXUK.
Great Fall in Cotton Goods!
?EST BRANDS OF CALICOES loc. per yd. WAB11ARTBD FAST COLORS CALICOES 12Je per yd.
? GOOD CALICOES M ADOBE CO LOBS 10c per yd
WORSTED DELAINES, new FallStvle* und Bright Cohns 2?c per yd
ULKACIIBU SHIRTINGS 7-? and 4 4 from 10 to Ma por yd
KENTUCKY" JEANS, good, from 20 to 40c. per yd.
Resides the ?bore may ho found a large Stock of READY MADE CLOTIITNO. from
S5.00 (suitable for Freedmon) to $20.00 (fine English CWnnere) per Suit. BOOTS. SHOES,
and KTC.
A Large Assortment of GROCERIES, L?w for Cash </r Darter. Highest Market l'rieo
given for CORN, PEAS, GROUND PEAS, ami
COTTON.
may 11
JOHN D. STOCKEI! f: CO.
''Old Established Jewelry House."
W. CAEHI1TGT0IT & CO.
256 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELBY" AND STERLING SILVER WARE.
Silver Plated Goods, Gold and Steel Spectacles, line Table and Pocket Cutlery und Fancy Articles.
We desire to call attention of our Country Friends to our Slock of SILVER ' SPOONS and FORKS,
the largest in the State, which we are now offering at A'CM' York PrlCCH for Cash or City Accep
tance.
Our Large Assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCH BS are of the best English, Swjss and Ameri
can Manufacture.
Special Attention Citren to the Repairing of W-di ltcs nnd Jewelry.
AGENTS FOR AM ER LOAN WATCH COMPANY.
W. CARHIXGTOX.
OCl ")
W. THOMAS.
:i
THOMAS RA\7
IS STILL TO BK FOUND AT TilK LATE STAND 01?
RAY & B RO'B,
Prepared to tin nil kin.ls at IMPAIRING iihd BUILDING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES
built to order. RLAOKS.M ITH WORK IN G KN Ell A L attended to. with promptness ?nti
despatch. 1 *
Kr?nt this date, T will keep Const;|p,*}y on
READY M A DE COFFINS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM TUR FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VARIETIES.
Charges sis inotlortito as the times will admit.
VARNISH KS and PAINTS constantly on hand.
Also two barrels MAN HATTEN AXLK GREASE, for gr ens tog Wagon and Buggy
AxIc?Jf:c?; for sale at low rates.
T
sept ?lye
THOMAS RAY
"tu
i
IWOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OK OBANGEBURG AND THE ADJOINING
Districts that I 11111 .-till at niy Old Stund, ready to 1I0 any work in uiy line at the Shortest Notice.
1 have on hand several New and Second hand CA URIAH ES und BUGGIES, ahm tw > WAGONS, one
4 Horse and one i.
?ALSO?
I have established a
LUMBER YARD
and will keep constantly oh hand BOARDS, SCAN4TLIXG, &iv, of nil kinds usually Ln demand, and ean
fill all Orders with Despatch.
My Cotton Gins and Preis arc in perfect ordj:\.uiul rsady la.GIN on TOLL for ?11 thoit wbe niay
fftTor inu with their Cotton tbu coining Season.
1 inn A gout for
Cotton Tie
AND IRON HOOP KOK DAMNO COTTON.
Iron Hoops for Baling Cotton being largely im use ill the South, and being sold much cheaper than
Hope, the propriety <>t" using I hem i" place of Rope; is brought to the attention of the Planters. These
Tics arc great Preservers of Cotton, when baled, from Tire. Kvery Tie is perfect, ami ready for imme
'^Vwili keep constantly on hand a b>i of the I'uivcrsnl Tie ami Iron Hoop, which 1 will sell at Charles
ton prices?12 cents, expenses ndiled.
\ sample of the above Tie ean be seen at this iittlce, where it may be compared to the Arrow Tie.
Persona then can judge for themselves, which they prefer.
M A inMX BIGGS.
aug 34 c *y
mim liini'ikmt cash iahkk't pimck civkn
j_ for nil kind of cocntky HlO'dcck, Hot s
wax, Tallow, Hides, Furs, etc. etc;, l?y
KZKKIKh \ KOIIX.
feb23 y It
xotici-:
IS II Kit Kit Y OIVK.N THAT APPLICATION WILL
Iii? made in three month* from date, I" die re- 1
spcctivc Corporations helow mimed, foi reiicw'al of
Certificates of I Shares of South Western Itailroad
Hunk Stuck. I Shares i?f Smilli Carolina Itiitlrniid
Stock, which were the properly of Miss Klizahcth
Idcketihoker, now deceased, inn] were lost or tie-j
?>iroved diiriiiE tliti recent war ?
Orailgehlirg. S. C., | DON A Ml It. ItAltTON,
Sept US, lsr.7. |' Vdiniiiistrntor.
Kept '_'s lam out
STATK OK SOlTII CAKOblXA, I .... ,.
.. , ,.. ( it at ion.
Oratigclnirg District. j
Itv 1'. A. MiMICIIAKI.. Ks.,., Ordinary.
? ? ^
Whereas. Margaret Cook and .lohn W. Patterson
lint h made suit to me to grant them Kelters of Ad-;
ministration of the Kslate and etfects of Joseph '
Cook, deceased'.
These are therefore In cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and Crediters of the paid
Joseph Cook, deceased, that lliev ho nml appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary, to he held at
Oraugeloirg C. If., on the 2'Jth dav of N'ovenihcr.
inst., after publioation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, to shew cause if nny they have, why I ho
panl Administration should not he granted.
Given under lav hand this 12fh dav At November
Amid Domiiii, ISG7. I'. A. MeMICII.Vi,; ?
nov (Ii?Ut 0. 0. l>.
LAW JiL AXKS,
1710K KAKK, AT 7r> CTS I'KK QU IHK:
' WHITS,
copy whits.
Kl. fas. in cask.
FI. fas. IN 11FHT.
sriil'iKSAS ad ItKSl'ONDKNDUM in EQUITY,
AT 1.50 PER QUIRK:
DKCI.AHATlONS ON SKAl.KD NOTK,
l'AYKK vn. .maKKit,
AI
OHANOKHUKO NKWS OFFin:
sept 2s 5
[rpifK uohxixo .stai*.?l??l>liKRn
i eil I hilly, except Sunday', at Wilmington, S\
C\, liy n.M. II. HKKNAKD. No. 8 South Water
Street. 1 lie cheapest Daily Newspaper in North
or South Carolina! TDK STAU conhtiiffl Latest
Telegraph Dispatches., l.octd Ne^St, Ucp**ts of Mar
kets, ami flcncrnl Intelligence.
Maileil to Sulisrrilters at $2.o0 for (i Months,
f.?r :i MnutlvtV
Advertising Kates lower than those of any Daily
Newspaper iu either of the Carolinas!'
Addves* till Cotoniiinications to
WM. II. DKHNAHD. Proprietor,
iimv Wilmington, N. C;
7 hj:ai> ( iiok i; stock cat
I ll<*.??i Cows cnpnldc of giving over two gal
lons milk per liny, each. 2! Yearlinps?nil fat.
Also 1 pood two Horse Wagon nmi Harness, iron!
mile ami Citv made.' 1 second hand Curriage .-.ml
Havne-. Af.ply to' W. OA KM AN.,
Near Kastev.ljn's Mills.
Hur 2- lni OriMigrbtirg District
LE&?L N?lfcfe.
J y lWrtfrSS?*? dT
By virtue of tmildry writs of fi.- fa., to nie directed,
I will Hell to the highest bidder, at Ornngchurg
t'onrt House, ort Hid first M/ft/fay^A VtnMUr
next, for cash the. fe.Huwing property vii t
One Tract of Land containing forty-tiro aerci
more or loss, ?n'djoiniirg lundaiofj (.'. lt.'Iriolft?nd If*
Cogswell, levied on.ufl Uiojiropfirtyflf 1tpy\t#G0'
ALSO ^ .?dt'ina?.
Four Mules, two Horses/two ^Sigons. two BSea
Cotton; lot of nngined CottdrV,-400f&llMs"0flm
ijiorp or less, ?(|00 pounds Fodder mdrjO, M fothjyO
bushels Hice more or less, and otiiej^rticjes^lcTicd
on as th* property <>f Mrs. Ami C^.KnWeNWlfWfb*
suit of J. II. Andrew?!nni|i\ H. Pfdbt ,ni?fo cadi <u
. Aklrl ant eiivirft
Two llorses, one Wagon,and one Buj$gb?<fle/Tc<I
on as the property faf I.' A. Tili.'al th'c'WrWTTA/
Keller and 1). W. Sncll. ? ! : - MvuutM
. Sheriff's Office., \ \ J. WJUWX&ijf
OrangehiirgC. IT., ,S. C, V ,. , S,0..|>7
November 12, 1807. > "
nov It* ' 1 T . . > i-.-jW
v; j 11 o-toj^ w (3*** ~
Commissioner's
STATE OF SOUTJI OABOLI^M?
Oiianckukku Distri?? .'1>W<!
.<i if>rfir
Charles lt. (Hover, et. nl. ) BilLfToif
vs. f ? V . ?
Jno. I,. (1 lover, et. al. j Pn^?it^dh.^^?'l*,
Under order in Rijuity in this case; I" will 'seH'nt
Orangchurg on Monday, the 2d December next,.0
House ami Lot. known as the ''Old School House,'
in the Town of Orangeburg. containing acres
more or less, and bounded North, on the Catholic
Ibit'ial Grdtind and a lot coiivcyeu to lb i\. Hjerrjptt
by Mr. BringntHtiii, east on n street or alley, ooutb,
on lots of II. Wiljiamsoa tmd I. P. Thomson, .and
west by the ^Methodist Church lot, for so much
cash as will pay expenses of suit and sale','ofAf The
balance on a credit uf three' months, secured by ibe
retention of the titles until the day of payment.
And in cose of failure to pay, resold on1' tue firxi
Monday in the succeeding month. | ? i ;iubT?'?
Nov. .Ith. 1SC.7. JOS. F. ItOBIXSON.,ft
nov 'J?til Special Commissioner.
A LSO '
Jno. T. tnahinct, Adui'r, et. al. ) Hill for
Anti'C. luabiuct, et. al. j Partition.
Pursuant to an order made in the .-.bore "stated
case, will lie sohl before the Court House in Ornnge
burg. on the first Monday in December next,1 altthst
Plantation lying and being partly in Orangeburg
and partly in Lexington Districts, containing about
six hundred and eighty acres'! more or less, bounded
by lands of John Hooker. Pert: F. Sirtunoris^Wtu.
Knolls, Thomas llohiusun and C. DcranloS) .? Mv,
Terms ttf sale?so much cash as will defray the
expense of these proceedings, and the WalnWfe' 3tt a
credit uf twelve months, purchasers givingiAnnul
with two good personal surities, bearing inWreit
from the day of sale, with a mortgngc of the prcin
ises to secure the payment of the purchase nloiny
and to pay for papers and rev.nue stamjis. ^ ^ ^
ALSO lV{ ?tU
John C. Harvey et. ?x., Adm'v, 1 Bill for Partition
vs. }? of
Alice T. Kent/, et. al. j Heal Estate.
lu pursuance of order oF ihe Court of Equity, will
he sold at Orangeburg C. II., on Mondny, the 2d of
December next : r r l" * f ? ^
All that tract of land, consisting of thr?e lots in
the Tow n or Orangeburg, u? Amelia Street, bound
ed north by lands of F. H. W. 4?iiggniati)i,.f{ieJt by
lot of V. T. Dunham, south by Amelia Street, and
west by estate lands of S. Nl Kennortry, d?e!*Ja B_ci?g
a part nf the estate bauds of Joseph T. Peutz, de
ren-cd.
Terms?One-third cash, the k-.limeo on n^redir^of
twelve months with interest from day,of salev<j>av?
ble auuuully. purchasers to give bonuSvltn appR>Te?]
sureties, with a mortgage nf the premises to secure
pnymentof the purchase mouey, and pay for papers
and revenue stamps. " ?*
itamiP) &di
ALSO.
? i biitKM a
S. M. Kommet lin and S. S. Haiglcr, "l . Bill for .
Jeremiah IHley. j F?reCro*iir4.
Pursuant to nn order in the foregoingvHse^'?SllI
be sold on thi.' 1st Monday in December next; before
the Court House in Orangeburg. the tract of land en
which said Jeremiah IHley now resides, containing
-acres a description of which will be more fully
given dii day of sale.
Terms of sale?One-half cash, bnlnnee on a'fcretlit
of six months, purchaser giviugboml bett>i$c|n
terest from date, with a mortgage of the property te
secure payment of said credit portion". ;'Anof-sFriilld
purchaser fail to comply with said terms, the Com
missioner will soil the same for cash at tho next
succeeding sale tlay, at the risk of foriner 'purchaser.
Piircluiser to pay for papers and revenue-stntnpaff
Commissioner s Office, \ V. D. Y. JAMIf50>*^ff
Ornngchurg C. II., > Conimissioher.'
Nov. 8, HM7. j nov 9 . ?-? o(' J tii
ALSO. Wv
L. A. Zeigler, Kx'r of Will of J
Lewis /.eiglcr,
vs.
Wesley Houser, Adin'r.
et. al.
Creditors ami Devisees.
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t'ili I fMd
lly order made in I hi* ?nse. the rreditors of L*wlJ"
Zeigler. deceased, will prove their, demands before
me by the first of January next. ' ' 4
And by the same order I will sell at Orangeburg
on the first .Monday in January, 18CS, for one half
(1) cash, the balance payable six months (f>) from
the day of sale, secured by a bond bearing interest
from date, payable annually so long aa any part .it
unpaid, and a riiortgege of i he premises on which,
shall he a ?OYcnAttl that in ca.se of a HfeiicK -it tMft
condition of the bond, the Commissioner shn 1 re
sell for the balance due upon giving twenty-one
days notice of the sale?purchasers paying for pa
per- and stamps, the following land: . .. ^
1. Tract of I7t? acres in said District, called iho
Pear brauch Tract, bounded on lands of David
Wanniunakjr, Potato of l'urtiek and a traotallotted
to L. B. Zeigler.
2. The Crim Tract, 100 acres, bounded weal on
lands of Mrs. Wolfe, and on all other sides by lands
.signed to L. K. Zeigler.
8. 152 acres, piirt df Hu? MyeiV Trtlcl-, b?iihdeVf
by lands of L. A. Zeigler. Mary Seawright, ArtbuV
lteed and William Ott.
4. Twenty ('2')) acres of the ??McYold" Tra<?t,'
hounded by lands of It: Hutl'man and L. A. Zeigler.*
fi, And one other Tract of 08 ncrcs, bounded on'
lands id' Jacob (Vider, Yastine Saylor and Mary'
Seawright. ^ ., . ? ?>
Commissioner's. Office, "j Y. D. V^JAMIJSOJi,,^
Ornngchurg C. II. f t oiumissjuner.
Ootiibcr1 -7, 1807, J
nov Hi
in Equity,
ouANcEi'irnt; nisTiunv
Jnnlcs t>. ('lecklcv, Kx'r of j
Will of L. H: t'ooner, [
>???. . f ??. )i;
A. 1). Frederick, et. al. I ^ 4
Bv order made in tli's cnae the creilitors ot L, "ft."
Cdoiibr, ?leceased, will prove their demands h*Mt
me at OraUgehurg by the first day of February
next.
Commissioner s Office, \ V.' D. Y. JAMISON, ' I
Oynngchurg C. ||. I Cdmnitssionei.'
November 7, l.s<i7. J . ?
nrtvltl }W
Alady is 'iiii^inovHjw'^^
TAlNlNtl n Situation as TKACflKB, either
ill a r'auijly. er in a. School. She, is coidprtciit to'
Teach the F.uglisli P.ranches, and .Music, both on tho
Piano and CluitjVr. The l'est or rt'fcVcrtces can bV
given, if re<|iiircd. Address. E; H.;'
Carv Holmes' Hook House.
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