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. Appointments.
s Presbyterian.
Village?Rbv. A. P. Diokbox, every Sabbath at
11 A. M. and 41?.'M.
Lecture every Thursday at "A P. M.
JFhmcopal. * j I f i
Villaus?Rbv. Stylus Mellich am r, every other ]
Sabbath morning and afternoon.
Lutheran.
Rev. W. A. Houck?At Trinity 1st and.?d Sun
days. ? ? ? s
Rbv. I\ Derrick?At St. Matthews 1st ami .Id
Sundays. At Lebanon 2tl and 4th Sundays.
. Baptist.
Village?Rev. Dn. I. 1). DcnnAM, 1st Sunday of
each month at 7 P. M. and 3d Suhday or each montli,
at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M.
RBV. Dr. I. D. Durham?At Four Holes, 1st Sun
day of1 ciioh month-.
Rbv. Rl. J. Edwards?At Poke Swamp School
House, 1st-Sunday of each month. Brunchville, 2d
Sunday in each month. San tee, -Ith Sunday of each
month. -
Rev. W. F. Chaplin?At Ebcnczor, 1st Sunday of
each month. Canaan, 3d Sunday of each month.
Bull Swamp, ?Ith Sunday of each month.
Rev. D. F. Spioneu?At Antioch, 2d and -Ith Sun
days (morning.) Corinth, 2d and -1th Sundays (af
ternoon.)
Rev. W. J. Snider?At Glcngnry School House.
1st and 3d Sundays. Snntce, (colored Sunday
School), 2d and -1th Sundays.
Methodist?Appointments for Orangctntrg Dis
trict, S. C. Conference. 1st Quarter.
Branchvillc Circuit, at Sardis, March 10th and
17th.'
St. Matthews' Circuit at Shady Grove, March
23d and 2ith.
Eastern Orunge, at Shiloh, March 30th and 31st.
A. M. CHRIETZBBBG, P. E.
Village?Rev. W. G. Conner, every Sabbath at
11 A. M.
Rev. Wi G. Conner?At Prospect. 1st and 3d Sun
days (afternoon.) /.'ton. 2d and -Ith Sundays (after
noon.
Rev. John I.nauinet?At Calvary, 1st Sunday in
each month. Trinity, 2d Sunday in each month.
80"* We will be glad to complete this list, and re
spectfully invite the Clergymen of various denomi
nations to send in their rippoinbricnts, itnd they will
be inserted with pleasure among the above.
Tin: Baptists in the United States.?
Tbt-rc are in the United .States and in the ter
ritories 12.073 Baptist churches, with 1,043,
<M 1 members, ami S,038 ordained ministers.
These figures arc from returns made in 180;"),
with the exception of t\ve!\e of the Southern
States, in which the statistics uro for 1800.
Of the State? making returns in 180"?, Now
York stands highest, the numbers being S2fJ
churches, with SO.107 nieinbers, iind 7-1;") or
dained ministers. The six New England
States, have an aggregate of 807 churches,
with 07.071 nieinbers. and 700 ministers.
There are 29 colleges? in the United States un
der Baptist influence. The oldest of these is
Brown University, founded in 1704, and the
youngest is at Chicago, founded in 1S59.
There aro 13 Baptist theological institutions.
The sweetest word of our language is love.
The greatest word in our language is God.
The word expressing the shortest time is now.
The three make the greatest and the sweetest
duty man can perform.
Circular.
To the Bilde .Societies and other Distributors of
the Bible in South Carolina :
Dear Biiethuen?As 1 am about preparing my
annual report of labors us Hilde Agent for Smith
Carolina, please report to me briefly and .immediate
ly the result of Hible distribution in your respective
fields. Those who have already sent me interest
ing und encouraging reports, will please accept my
thanks. May God bless your labor of love in the
distribution of the donation of books received by
you from the American Hible Society.
As it is the earnest desire of the American R?de
Society thai every destitute reader in South Ciiro
bin. should possess n copy of the Holy Scriptures,
permit tile to urge you to keep me advised as to des
titutions in your fields; so that nil persons may be
supplied us soon us possible with the word of (!<>d.
Donations of Bibles and Testaments for distribution
will he procured for you if you will write to me tit
Columbia, S. ('., and say how many bonks you want,
and give me your address in full, with the name of
your Consignee in Charleston, 8. C. You will pay
freight.
Let it not be said that there is a dearth of God's
word in any portion of our Slate when the Ameri
can Hible Society is trilling to give a Bible to every
destitute reader, irrespective of color.
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M 1 S C K L Ii A N K O U S .
State Taxes.
We extract the following from the Acts of
the General Assembly on this subject.
An Act to raise supplies for the year commenc
ing in Oc(ol>' r, one thousand eight hundred
ami sixty-six.
ARTICLES TAXED "A D YA LOR KM."
[. die it enacted by the Senate ami Ilott.-e of
Representatives now met nud sitting in Gcunra,]
Assembly, and by the authority of the same.
That a tax fur the sums and in the manner,
hereinafter mentioned, shall bti raised ami paid
into the Treasury of this State, fur the use
and service thcrof, that is to say : Upon the
following articles there sha1] be an ail rulorvm
tax paid as property, according to its assessed
value, viz : On all real est at bit ty cents on
every hundred dollars, except such lands us may
be in tho possession oFtho Ifrecdmun's Bureau
on the first day of January next ; On the capi
tal Stock of all gas-light Companies, fifty cents
on every hundred dollars; On articles manu
factured for sale, barter or exchange, between
the first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred .and sixty-six. and the same day of
Janunvv. one thousand pijrlil hundred.??ml si\tv
seven, one dollur,otiloy,eVj[ jju{iu^Q?? dollars, to
bo paid; by the.; manufacturers? Ou tho. gross
aiuounta of all , spirituous liquors, .except , on
liquors nptuufactured iu this State from fruits
in their scasou, spld froin the first day of Jauu
ary, one thousand eight ?buudrod und sixty
seven, to the thirty-first day of December, one
thousand eight hnudred and sixty-seven, ten
per cent.,'to be paid quarterly to tbe Tux Col
lectors of their respective Districts; On bug
gies, .carriages, gold and silver plate, watches,
jewelry and pianos, on hand on the first duy of
January, ovo thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven, except when held by. dealers for
this purpose of sale, one dollar on every hun
dred dollars.
TAX ON INCOMES.
Upon all gross incomes, derived from the
following sources, there shall be paid a tax of
the per cent, herein specified on tbe aggregate
amount received, between the first day of Jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six, and tho first day of January, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven, to wit: Front
employments, faculties and professions, includ
ing the profession of dentistry, (whether in the
profession of the law the profits be derived
from the costs of suit, fees, or other sources of
professional income,) excepting clergymen, two
dollars on every hundred dollars; On commis
sions received by brokers, vcnditc masters, com
mission merchants, dealers in exchange, (for
eign or domestic.) or in mortgages, bunds and
other negotiaole papers, five dollars on every
hundred dollars; Onthe gross amount of pre
miums received by insurance Companies in
corporated within this .State, two dollars on
every hundred dollars ; On the gross antouut
of premiums received by Agencies of Insu
rance Companies and underwriters, incorporated
without the limits of this State, three dollars
on every hundred dollars ; On the gross amount
of the receipts of lOxpress Companies, ten ?1??1 -
lars on every hundred dollars, to he paid to the
Treasury of the Slate; On the gross amount of
the receipts of Telegraph Companies, five dollars
on every hundred dollais; On the gross amount
of the receipts from the sale of pictorial newspa
pers, or pictorial magazines, twenty live dollars
on every hundred dollars; On the gross re
eoipls of newspapers published in this State,
two dollars on every hundred dollars; Onthe
amount of sales of goods, wares, merchandize,
embracing ail the articles of trade for .sale,
harter or exchange (spiritnous liquors and the
products Of thtS State, anil the unmanufactured
products of any.of tins United States, or Terri
tories thereof, excepted.) which any person
shall have made from the first day of January
of the present year, to the first day of January,
iu the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred anil sixty-seven; sixty cents on every
hundred dollars ; On the amount of sales of
good* ware*, and nVovohantli'/.e, embracing all
the articles of trade for sale, barter or exchange
(spirituous liquors and the products cd" the
State, and the uiii. anul'actured products Of any
of the United States, or Territories thereof
excepted.) which any person shall hinke from
the first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven, to the first day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight, to be paid quarterly, at the end of
eac h quarter, to the several Tax Collectors, fifty
cents on every hundred dollars; On the gross
profits of National banks, two dollars on every
hundred dollars; On the incomes derived from
the arts of photographing and daguerroot vping.
one dollar on every hundred dollars ; On the
incomes derived from saw-mills. Hour-mills and
grist-mills, and also from cotton ginned on toll,
two dollars on every hundred dollars; Onthe
gross incomes of all railroads, (not exempted
by law.) one dollar on every hundred dollars;
I'miiihil, That where a part of a railroad only
is within the limits of this State, the return of
its income shall bear the same ratio to its whole
income as (lie length of the road in this State
hears to its winde length; All persons keeping a
hotel, shall pay a tax of two dollars on every hun
dred dollars ; All persons keeping restaurants,
or eating houses, shall pay a tax of two dollars
on every hundred dollars? of gross income; All
persons keeping livery stables, -hall pay a tax
of two dollars oh every hundred dollars of gross
income; Ali persons keeping billiard-tables,
shall pay a lax of live dollars, on every hun
dred dollars of gross income. ; All persons
keeping bowling-alleys, shall pay a tax of
five dollar- on every hundred dollars
of gross income; All persons keeping bar
rooms, whether connected with a hotel or
otherwise, shall pay a tn.\ of ten dollars on
every hundred dollars of gross income; All
persons keeping ferries, shall pay a tax of one
dollar on every hundred dollars of gross in
come; All persons keeping toll-gates, shall nay
a tax of one dollar on every hundred dollars of
gros.? income; Uach person, or company, keep
ing a public race-track, shall pay a tax of one
hundred dollars; Upori every taking out of a
charter, except charters for religious, charita
ble and educational purposes, shall be levied a
tax of twenty dollars; Upon each renewal of a
(dialler, liable to tax under this Act. ten dol
lars; Upon each public hack, stage-coach, drav
and baggage wagon, there shall he paid a tax
of ten dollars ; On each ouuibus, twenty-five
dollars.
TAX KS IMPOSED 1*011 CERTAIN I'll! VI I.KOKS.
The following taxes shall be paid by the
parties herein specified for the privilege exor
cised by them respectively, to-wit : All persons
representing publicly for gain or reward any
plays,*comedy, tragedy, interlude or farce, or
other employment of the stage, or any part
therein, or exhibiting wax-works or other
shows of any kind whatsoever, to be paid into
the hands of the Clerks of the Courts, (or
Magistrate in the tlbvcnco of the (.Merk) re
spectively, (who shall be bound to collect and
pay the same into the Public Tronsurv. ex
copting in ca.sc? where tlic same is now requir
ed by law to be paid to corporations or other
wise,) ten dollars per day:. All circus exhibi
tions, to bo paid at the time, fifty dollars per
day; Each and every -person kecpifig a dog or
dogs, except one for eaph pjndtatiori, and one
for each inhabited lot "Tu cities, towns fitid Vil
lages, shall pay one dollar for each dog.
Hl' KCl Ali TAX.
1 I
The following special tajt shall be levied.
to-wit : A capitation tax of one dollar per head
on every.male between the ages of twenty-one
and fifty, resident'in tbo State on thp find duy.
I of February, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven, except those incapable of carping
a support from being maimed, or from any
other cause.
If. All taxes levied on property, as prescri
bed in this Act . shall be paid to the. Tax Col
lector for the District or Parish in which said
property is located, except that the tax levied
by this Act on Hail road Companies. Express
Companies und' Telegraph Companies be re
turned to and paid directly into the Treasury
of the State.
. III. Every employer shall make returns of
the names of all persons that are employed by
him. and pay the tax of such person or persons,
in which ease the tax receipt shall he a good
and valid sot-off* in any action lor wages by
such employee against such employer. * :;: *
V. That the taxes herein levied shall bo
paid only in gold and silvereoin. United States
Treasury notes, or notes declared to be a legal
tender by the (Sovernment of the United States,
or notes of National Haul;.-, or the bills receiva
ble of this State; and also pay-certifteates of
jurors ami constables for attendance 0:1 tin
Courts. * * * * *
VI I. Each Tax Collector shall attend at the
Court House of the Tax District, (or if there be
im Court House, at some other public place)
daily for one week previous to making bis linn I
return, for the receipt of taxes of their respec
tive Districts or Parishes. All taxes on pro
perty imposed b} the provisions of this Act
shall have reference both as to posession and
valuation to the first day of January, eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, except where some
other ?lato is specially designated' Ail tuxes
nn income imposed by the provisions of this
Act .-hall have reference to the amount of such
income received between the first day of Janu
uarv. one thousand, eight hundred and sixty
six and the first day of/January, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven, except where
some other dates are specially designated be
tween which the tax shall run. :-: *
In the Senate Hot;;-,-, the twenty-first day of
December, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred ami sixty-six.
\V. 1?. 1 OlITEIt.
Presuh nt of the Senate.
(JllAKliKS I!. SIMONTON,?
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved December -1st, IStJtJ.
.JAM ES I -.Oil II.
(i over if.
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?ltAN?EIJUIKU S. C.
milK HIGH HST CASH MAHKHT I'RH'K GIVKN
1 tor nil kind of COUNTRY l'RODUCK, Hees
wax, Tallow, l?de?. Ir'ttrs, etc., etc.. by
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TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAX PAYERS OK ORANGE
PARKS IE, -
Iwill attend on tubfollowing days,
ut the following pliiccu. 10 Asacsa ami Receive lie
tum? of Taxable property, arid till other returns, in
cludiDg.Cupitntiou,.as Ad, i diedJby. lnW:
On Monday, April i, ut Felder'?.
41 Tuesday,
?? Wednesday.
*' Thursda v,
Friday,
Saturday,
Monday,
TllCStlay,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Sal unlay.
Court week,
Monday,
Tuosda v.
a.
Four Holes.
Jamison's.
F.Hiott's.
o, ?' '/.eiglor's.
IK Hull Swamp,
s. (Heal oil's.
" li, ? *? llrowjt's.
*i 1U, Tylers.
" II, " Rones'.
12, Corbitlsvillc.
" HI, ?? I'aslei liu's Mill.
?? I?to 20th at Orangebiirg.
April till, ill Cedar ('rove.
?? )?0, ?? Howe's Pump.
Wed y $ Thursday, May 1 & '1 Branehvillc.
I will also alt.uid at Ol'Miigchiirg daily, during tlie
weeek eiuling May 11. when the General Tux Hooks]
will bo closed, and those tailing to make returus will
be Hoi:Iiie Taxe.I.
The following is a lisl of Taxable Properly, He- j
turns, &?.: bauds. Lots and Ituildhigs, Articles
uianufaetared in Ibis State, return to be made by
manufacturer Spirituous l.i<piors made and sohl.
Buggies, Carriages, (.old and Silver Plate. Watches
Jewelry and Pianos, Professions. Employments, &e.,
including Newspapers, Insurance. Express anil Tele
graph Compilnies. Photographer!?.-j Incomes I'rom
Salaries. Bents. Interests. .\c. Saw. Flour ami tirist
Mills, Hotels. Restatiraiils, Butchers, Billiard Tables
and Bir-ltrtoms. Ferries. Public Harbs, In ays. and
Baggage Wagons. Bogs, except one for each Plan
tation or inhabited Lol in Town or Village, a Capi
tation Pax on all .Males between the ages of iwoniy
oneail ! liftV. Mid Oll all Sale.- of Goods, Wares ami
Merchandise ma le from the \?\ day of January,
IKOti, to 1st day of January; IS<i7. find froiii 1st day
of January. ISO"? to '.si dtiy of Januav.v. I8<:S.
Cotton tiinned on Toll is taxed S?"i.UU oil every
llundr.'d Hollar .
It el urns of Spohuoiis Liquors and of Goods.
Wares and Merchandise sold since 1st January,
1807, will l.e made for I he Quarter ending with
Maredi. and paid it! the expiration of euch Quarter.
The I'm.11 Returns of the Quarterly Tax will be
iahen during Court \Ye;*k'nt Orangeburg. and the
Hooks m ill be closed d i tie- '2 'tli of April.
Every Employer will make Returns of I lie names
of all Persons Hint are employed by him.
All.Returns of Propeity will be made in person
and under Oath, and pii 1 in the District where I lie
Properly is located, and no returns w ill be received
by in nl. or oi h"i n ise. unless sv i rn '. i ?? c< or ling lo
law.
'faxes will be paid only ill Gold an 1 Silver coin,
Coiled Stales Treasury Nott s, or notes declared lo
l. legal tender by the Government of the United
State', or notes of National Hanks, or the bill-- re
ceivable of this Stale, or pay certificates of Jurors
hud Constable." for attendance on i!i ? Courts.
j,;-.:' Residents uf ilrj Town ol lJr.iii.:e'uirg are
requested to make their Qu ricriyanl <i nera' Re
turns on We lu s lav and Thursday of Court Week
F. i\'. FA I REV,
Ass v- ??. and Ta\ Collector" 01 Pr.in^p P?:'.;'j.
Just Eeceived
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a. S. WILLI NU l.'()N a CO..
City Printer- No. Iii East Lay.
ClIAItbESTOX, S. C.
TERMS.
Daily one year. ?10,00.
Bully' Sis Months. .'?.00.
Bnib Tliri'C MoutliS. ._
TriAVc't'kly, om* year. . 0,00.
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Chnrlestoii Daily News,
G. 15. CATIlOABT, Btlilor.
('ATiicAHT, McMillan a morton
Iv'?pivetor.i,
n.i. is ii AVN'K SfllKlVr.
city im^itsxi:ns.
TERMS CASH.
SUBSClI! i'TldN.
Dally?Twelve Mouths.$10 fK)
Daily ?Six Montlis. G 00
DaJIy-?Three M<?ntli?. 2 6o!
Single Copips..r> eentH
To N< - Dealer.'?.II cont"
W p. V. Jaiulsoii, Com'r.") '?1 Hill for
vs. r, i j 2 Foreclosure of
! 0. M. McMiJ.uvL'i ,i?L\hSltytt&$J '
Uy virtue of a Decretal Order w thiH^use^I.wfll sejl
?it On.rigebui-g'Coiirt Doitse, on' Monday file first
day Qf April next, within thu Legul Hours, Uio :
following Ueal. Estate to wit. .... ,., ,.. *,
All that Plantation or Tract-of I.an? ?diuatod in.. .
this District1, in the fork of the Edisto Hiver, ami
hounded according"-'to u're-Burvey Plat hiftdt#'1?y"SLxj
1,. Baldwin, Oct. 11, 18<V7,< AJz: (Containing. -17'i
acres, more^or loss,) on> to*/Northeast by lands of
said (.'. M. .NU-Mioiiucl, ami estate lands of John
.Moody, deceased, on' the''Northwest" and Soulhwest
by lauds of John Eastcrl'm, and Southeast by lands
ot' J .owp M t. ? Wove r ..???-?' >??- <??**?>< ."!',>..?j
TEUMS^JgJftJJ
One-fourth cash?the balance on a credit of twelve
mouths, {nlh^illcresi IVotti <hiy of sate.-payable *n^
uuallyy i ha pjui chaser to give Loud und-mortgage. of }(
the premises to secure the payment of said hainridc.
Commissioner's Office. I . V. D. AWAMJSON;., h
March ?, 1S07. J Commissioner,
mar'J ' r '-*d.
HarrietC. Lee, Adm'x. V
John P. IIaxtor, et us et nl. J
ForVurtitiou
. and ,
1 Account
1'y virtue of a'Decretal Order made in this etiiisc. t
"will sell at Columbia., S. (,'.. ou the 1st Monday in
April next
All tlmi hut of Land lying it udilicillg in the City .of .
Columbia; with it Dwelling House ami other build
ings thereon, cnntaining oiie acre more or less, and
hounded North by Divinc-Sireel. East by lot of P. F..
I'rnzco. West by Richardson-Street nlid South by
lot of Henry .McMillan. . Said lot will be sold cither .
in whole or parcels.
COXOITIONS.
Cash sufficient to defray the exj?ei?*?i?' proceed
ing-?the balance on, a credit of twelve uiotiihs;
purchaser giving bond with approved surelies bca'r
ing interest from day of sale, mid a mortgage ofHho |
premises lo secure the purchase money; also to pny
cash for papers niidircvciiue stamps.
C.missioiier s Officcj \ V. D. V. J A MISON,
Orungebiirc, <'. IL. S. ('.. \ Commissioner.
Man-li "?, l?07r* ' ?")? ?? ? ???
hull' *J . .- ; - td
. ALSO
Al^ahVm Siiell, \ . ..
M. J. D. Hast, j
ur uani lo an order in this case, will bo sold at
Orangeburg on I ho fu st Monday in April next,
bet ween the Legal iDnirs? - .
All that Tract of Lamb hi Oningobnrg District,
containing IAS acres',' innre or less, bounded North
by binds of AbHoloni Mi Snell. Ktist by lands of
betvis I'. Collier, South by lamia of 8. E. Mooror
end Wei by lands of S. 0. Fair.
Conditions cash end purchaser to pay for papers.
ALSO
if. c. S'iiHey, ll t'i. "j
I'i -i:'..t Corbctt et ab )
? Will bs sold the Hall Tract, containing 8X8 mirnt,
iaore"Wlcss> situate on Dc?u Swomp. wuterf ?f-N.
K*!:.:do river, \:< itraiigcburg District, and beiiudvd
" : th and La : by land* of Allen Porter nud J. 0?
j Fi.r.nhi, nnil West on D.un Swamp.
One-third cash, ami the balance on a credit until
l.H Fell, 1SIIS. secili'ed by bomL bearing inlerust
from date, with mortgage of the property and per
sonal security. Purchaser* to pny for p?per? und
Revenue Slumps.
ALM
\\ i :. '.V. Jon- ti et al t
v.i. [ ?
Prucua Jon. - el :;1 )
Will be soid. Lands of the .Estate of l/aae Jon'**,
on Oipsoii's |5ny in Orniigrbnrp Hi^tritit. cOlifitiuing
"J.i.'i acres, more ? :? less, mi I bounded by h-nd* of Hi?
11 -. Estate, il etil to IL-tij:<lllt!l Jolirf itud H'l?M
ca <>laze and the chnr.? ol I he Widow Fraeua Jd?Vi?,
' und bv !riin'.: ,.; IL:!a.lti n Sl.ii!? r.
ALSO
\
A udri v. .1 ? Orinies. \
Will lo ? old, n Triiet of Land containing ISO acre*
! more or less, near Hranchville, and bound.-ftby tanria
o! I!ie Estate of A. 11. Syphrcft, Abrain Ott, and U.
I?. Fairy, and- Apphbr.
t on litiou.? eo>h>, und pitrcuttaer to j?sy for pnp^ra
'end I'.'. ?.. tute Stamps.
ALSO
Wat?oii A. (?Tain, Adm'r \
v^ f
'.Vii.L.w.l. Smoke el ux et al )
"fl-Wll be sold, a Tract of Land in iho fork of tho
EmHOff, containing aen?s. more or less, und
.Ii.mii .i. r an
l<oitm?odvl>v lands of John McMiehncl, estate lands
of 1>> A. F. Siimniers. Lewis Wissenhuiit and the m
tatc Luids of Samuel Hair.
TKll us.
So uiu,ch cash as will defray the costs of them*
proceedings, and ll?e balance on a credit of six
mouths the purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from the day of sale, with good sureties and a mort
gage of I he premises lo secure the payment of tho
purchase money; and to pny for papers and Uevenuo
Stamp:.
ALSO
Henry L. Itickenbaker "j
.IcssoN. Jlaigler Adm'r, et al j
Will be soid. all the Heal Estate of the hil?- Joshua
llitigler, to I).- more particularly described on the
day of sale.
tkh.ms
One-half cash, and the balance on a credit of ono
year. The purchasers to give bond bearing interost
from the day of sale, and a niovtgage of the premi
ses io secure the payment of the purchase money,
and to pay for papers and Revenue Slumps,
('???.ami.- donor's office, j V. 1). V. JAMISON.
Orangeburg 0. IL V Commissioner.
Mandl I. 1SC.7. I
mar ?I td
.1N0, T. IN A IHN KT Adiii'rof)
A. 1?. I NAP I NET, et al | Orangeburg Dictrict
vs In Equitv.
ANN ('. INA 151 NET el all |
'flic Creditors of Archibald D. Inabinet are here,
by notified to produce and prove their, claim*
against his Estate, on or before the fust dav of
April ne-vt. before I he Commissioner of this Court,
Commissi oner's Office. \ V. 1). V. JAMISON,
Fell ?_'?"!. ISU7. j Coininissioher.
mar 2 td
PiJ BX^io xorncio
III ihoiiiMiicr of ) February Sitting.-., lst;7,
(iuardiaiis and Truslets. | at Orangeburg.
The Commissioiicr having reported that all .ho
Records of his office were destroyed during the re~
cent war. and that he is unable to report even Iho
names of all i!ie (iiutrdhinH and Truslees: It is or
dered, that he do publish a notice to all persons who
weicappointcd (iuardiaiis or Trustees, or were in
any way Halde lo account us such in this Court prior
io the l?ili May. ISC'i, ion] pear before him and en
ter into new bonds on or before the first day of Juno
next, and in every ease in w hich he can obtain evi
dence to satisfy himself that any person so liable to
account ha? failed lo comply with this notice, he
shall is-lie a rule against such persons to comply.
i; is also ordered. That in addition to their giving
new bond, that |Kay be required to file in the Com
missioner's office, wiihiu the time aforesaid, their
returns, shew ing nil their receipts and exjienditures
for the w in ds, and ulsou ! nil schedule of all the pro-,
perty of every description which they ruuy hold for
their respective ward,".
Signed. WM. D. JOHNSON,.
March I. 1807. Chancellor.
A true : oo\ of the or'i'tnnl order on record in thin
Otbee.
Commissioners Office. 1 V. D* V. JAMISON..
March iw'"7. i Commi'KMoiicT.
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