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.AriMriitritirmy*^" :i?at? ??t ,, .J?i^*M'> Ui.ui V "OLD .TIME" rFRTCE. :M v, Two Dollars per Ani^um inj! Advance. ? t^^^^LV ACCOMPANY THE '?^SUBSCRIPTION. - (WimvJ V?? f>?4Jf.Taf>'.n .'v..% fit iJ- -. . t- : ^^^*^mr>y' Produce taken at Marko* Rate* - *>4t ei :t<"?:n -? --i-n? i $q/&+~}Y* rc*pecffulhf request itnub frinuh to then%f^ Thursi/iiy cr'rjtiiu/. Ry this means, Wt: r ill bZa'hlc to issue, at aitxttrlier hour on Satur day, awl Will be enabled to tp're wore of the ^k^^W& ^h "/ our V"!,l'J to Prcss ?heading-M ATTER ON EVERY PAGE. ^__= ? ? \ -.J__ _ ?_?_ LOCAL ITEMS. ht??. ^VTltTilftAY'MOllNING, NOV., 28, 18(38. ? .4 i .?- V'l. ' .-~ ? Cotton. "Wc are gratified to uotice tliat tho rising te?doUcy of tho cotton market is itidueiti-i atlhVry-'to sell, and thus our-Village, trade is re ceiving a decided impetus. Fortunately, our people* are not compelled to sell at a low price, as most plan tors have made other crops, which ?otthehl right fcr'sinall'change.. . ... A Card. Circumstances beyond nty control have "!*i-*ti-^" y 'I/. caused the suspension of the Charleston Muu eYfttY.' But the public should not be led to ?w if\ni'r-*l air ; r ? f a tlujv-.couclusio'r that ' the paper is extinct. .Measures are afoot for issuing . it again on a substantial basis';i and it is expocted to put ?it-ftttth^ iu n stylo that will satisfy every re if?? An 1. I quitfcnieut ofVa first-class Southern.newspaper., ^??> -HvClks t*?7\ . %' ftU Ktt\ rroprie^r of the Meiioukv. Consignees per South Carol inn Railroad Remaining in the Denot to Date. St Jd. .Smith, J'J. kV. Snail, P. S. Felder, ..T. II. "?^aeiv'J/11 .,UaiitikT, D. ?J. A. Qualtlcbaum. In accordance.with orders received from the Su perintendent,Storage will hereafter be charged on Conds remaining in the Depot tyr an unreasonable length of time.? W. C. MF It KL?T 11, ? jQ 4- -__? ., "commercial. Oiner. 'or Tifj: OiiANur.itirnu Nb'ws," November 27, 1803.. . COTTON.?Safes for the week, 200 bales. We quotes'*/ . . ? J . ... ,;.'. ) ? .; .->? ..Ordhmry.~.-. Oood Ordinary.;...lf)J J.ow Middling.21) Middling-^.i...'..'..21.] ^??ft?R^WUIlit?g.1.2 S <Jood Middling.f'i'tf. Itotmii Rick?Is in good demand at 31,00 per otmhol. ? - Corn ?O cts. Peas 80 cts. Pinders,'281bs to bushel, $1 25. :?iobl>..no SILVER. 22 lloport of (lie Charleston Collon Market For the Week ending November 25. -kin , lttl><>rlcd for the Oranf/rbnry Xeivs by W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR. * Tiicrc.iina been nn improved feeling in our mark et the. pant week. The demand has been generally - gobdi) and prices haVo advanced one cent on our - quotations 6f last week. Sales about 8000 bales. The market closed 'firm at the following quotations: cA ' 1'??' Middling.!.28 Middling...28? Strict .to Good Middling.28^(u)24 ?? the ?lstrlei Court of tlic tJniteil Sl-A/J'IiS?P\,r>the. District of South Carolina? Mr: Tern, 1808?/?; the JTatttr of C, Jt: Thomp ^ ton, of Orangeb?rg Co., 'jiunkrupt?Petition for Full and Final Diacharge in hankruptty.?Ordered, that a hearing be had on the -1th day of December, 1808, t Fedcwtl Courldloueo in Columbia, S. C; and that jll Creditors, &c. of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and shew cause, If any they can, \\diy^th? prayer of tho Petitioner should not be grantted^'' And that the Second Meeting of Credi tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the Offico of R. B. Carpenter, rftq.,- Register of Second Cong. Pi^lo^^gC^an 1st, day of .Doo,, 1808, at. 12 M. 'By'orthjr of the t'ouvt, the 2(ith day of Oct., IHr.n '-?Wtlit DiaUiotreouri.of the U. S, for S. C. fe;yftoV?ii: ? 8t 1N lhcl>iatriet Court of tbc United STATES?For South Carolina?October Term, G8.-^-y;i the Matter of J. Lewis Gibson, of Orange ? fiurg Covtit}/, Jiunkrupt?Petition for Full and Final r' ^jMiehdrtfe iiOJIttnkruplcy.?Ordered, that a hearing be had on the 4th day of Deoomber, 1808, at Fedc tid'Court Houso in Columbia, S. C; and that all '?OedifOTH, Ac, of said bankrupt appear nt snid time and place, and shew cause, if any they can, . why the prayer of the Petitioner should not he ' granted. And that the 2d meeting of Creditors of .......id.Raiikrupt.wiU.be held at.tho o?te?-of It. p. Car penter, Esq., Register of 2d Coilg. Dlvtriot, S. C, 3d day of December, 1K08, at 12 M. By order of the Court, the 12th Uay of November, 1808. DAN'L IIORI-BECK, Clerk of the District Court of tho U. S. for S. C. ~nov21 " 8t Tn th? Bistriet. Court of the United 'X STATES?For the Jiistrict of South Carolina? . October Term, 1808? /? //(C Matter of frviil A. Till, af Orangcfurg. 'fian!;ruf>t?Petition for Full an'/ Final . 'Discharge in Bankruptcy?Ordered (hat a Itearing be ,.; hadipn.tbo 4tb;d?y of Dvceniber, 18i}8, at Federal < Cpovi^I'ouso in .Columbia, S. C.j aud tliat all Crcdi . to^S, Sc., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and v pla.oc, and. shewfcanse, if any ;lu>y eaii, why the prayer of the .P^itiquyr. phoultl not be. granted. And that tho 2d meptjiig of (Jreditors of said Bank rupt will be held at the office of It. R. CiUpeiiter, Esq., Bj?Vjdw.q^?dvCoug, District, S. C, on 2itli day of fR>y:n808, 1^2 Sj^ By ordek'.of tlio.Cpvr/. ihe.-Olh' day of Nov., 1808. llAN'L'IlOHLIfECK., (3|t;vk. of tho Distri^.t{C/Qiiirt/Qfrt,h?Cfi g.,'Xt)? So. Ca. X KEVhR ,aiul.want iinmeUjuto euiR^aU at Du' B. \l. SuUjdUlA and lie will' make you a Box of JMHa, which lid;\i;ar't;anjs,fo cprcwithout fail. ;juno 20' ' oo ' ' " ? ' .,' if A Fresh supply ot'Orauges, Apples,, Lemons. Onions, ifilh'KjtntociyCtrhDi.gCi-'Sugar, Cut ieo, Flonr. Molasses, Bacon, Lard.- ICtco, Can dies, Sardines, Oystovs, Xobsiurs,, Pickels, ef.c. j All of winch, w,ill be sold low FOll CASH OR BAltTEK: ' j /j r % RANTED, ; Rice, ?or? aid Peas, For which the highest market prico will bo Igiven, at >. J..W. PATTERSON'S, I may BOwly i ? ?>- ? Opposite Bull & ScoviU's ?', ... ... ?_?_fjj-? ?? Fl TV A I. NOTICE TO t HE JMTOUN. Tho Undersigned is about to oIo.hu up thu Es tdtoof W. P. McMillan, dco'd. ? Creditors ?" who do not present thoir demands before tho 1st .Inuuary !nexfc will bo barred. - J.: T.: JENNINGS, nor 14?tf- . Executor. FOR SALE Oil REXT.-My Plan taiion on North Edisto, at the - foot of Hull Swamp, containing 98? aorcs, more or .less, first quality Lands for Corn-and -Cotton..? Dwelling and Outbuildings.; and a bran new Circular Saw Water Mill on"Lorig-Branch, within an hour's run of the Jlivcr. Tho Mill will be finished December 1st. Torms?A part cash, and the balance on nn easy ? credit. For further particulni-s app'y on the place, or nddross me at Orangoburg, So. Cd. nov 14?2m* VY. A. J\ SISTRUNK. Sheriff's Sales. Dy virtue of sundry writs of fi. fn., to mo directed I will sell to tlic highest bidder, ut Orangeburg . Court House, on tho first Monday in December next, for cash the following proporty, viz : .One tract of laud containing nine hundred ncres more or less, bounded by lauds of Brandenburg, Mrs.-E. Thompson and.estate of W. 8. Thompson. Levied on as the property of A. It. Tabor at the suit'of J . 'M- 'CiosswelL ? Ariso Another tract containing seventy-five acres move or less, (known us the Duuiul Kurrick tract,) bound ed by lauds of D. J. Zeiglcr and estate lands of W. S. Tlittmpson. Levied on us the properly of A. It. Tabor ut the suit of J. M. Crosswc'l. ". ALSO A tract containing fifty ncics more or less, bounded by lands of D. J. /.engier and Mrs. Thomp son. 'Levied ou as the property of A* U. Tabor at the suit of .1. M. Crosswell. ALSO '--One tract of hind containing eight hundred and fifty nores more or less, lying on the waters of Ro bert ^?vnuip,' bounded by lands of A. (it Zeiglcr, J. p. iV> son, Edwyn Rutland ami Jacob Mack. Levied on as tho-propcrly of John C. Konncrly at -the suit of Daniel Rilcy. ALSO Ono tract of hind containing one hundred and four acres more-or less, bounded by hinds of Sulim Till, Zimmerman and Albur'T Patrick. Levied on ns tho property of R. D. Carson nt the suit of George D. Smith. ALSO One tract of lami containing Iwo hundred and twenty-five acres more or' less, lying ou Putin Branch,*bounded by lands of Win. Livingston, Wm. Knotts, Jacob Wolfe, and hj- lands formerly owned by John Huffman. Levied on as Ihc property of William Hooker ut the siut ?1* Ellis & Drewster. ALSO All. the ..undjyided right, title and interest of Charles S. Dull in the house and lot on Russell Street, lately occupied by Chas. Dull & Co., bouiid [ cd ly lands of Uliveros, J. C. Pike, trustee, and D. Louis. Levied on us the property of Charles S. Dull nl the suit of Will. M. Bird & Co. ? ALSO .-' V tract of land containing three hundred and thirteen acres more or less, known.as the Wannu muUcr plantation, bounded by lands ef Mary L. Stoudemire, 1). C. Stoudcmire, win. Watts und ERL sou Gates. Levied on as the property of Ann K. ? Haigler and J. A. M. Haigler ut I he suit of D J. Zeiglcr und Dr. J. A. Keller. ALSO A tract of land containing three hundred acres more or less, known us the Haigler plantation, bounded by lands of the estute of G. T. Irick. Levied on ns the property of Ann E. Haigler und J. A. M. Haigler nt the suit of D. J. Zeiglcr and Dr. J. A. Keller. ALSO Three Mules, one Wagon, two hundred bushels of corn moro or less, two thousand pounds of Foddor and five bushels of Rice, and one Duggy. Levied on ns the property of Ann E. Haigler und J. A. M. Haigler at the suit of D. J. Zeagler and Dr. J. A. Keller. ALSO 1 Three hundred ndres more oi loss bounded by lands of David Fcrsuer, Samuel Rickcubukcr and L. H. Zimmerman. .Levied on as tho property of W. Zimmerman nt the suit of John Sellers, Admin istrator far another. ., ALSO A tract of lund containing 15 acres move or less, bounded by Innds of C. A runt, E Kickicl and W. T. McKcwn. Levied on ns the property of 0. A rant nt the suit of D. Louis. ALSO One Wagon two Ox Covt?, Ohe old Timber Cart, (one Sportsman Hunting Duggy,) one Dirt Cart, the Body and Irons of un old Rockaway^ mi*1, a quanti ty of oth*r Ivimfl, finch as Axlctreo?, Tiros, and Curt Chains. Levied on as the property of A. R. Tabor at the suit of J, M. Crosswell, nov 21 j td ALSO . 200 bushels of Corn, 2000 lbs Fodder, 1 Staok Potatoes of Ut) bushels. Levied on as tho property of Peter E. Gibson at the suit of Daniel Davis, nov 21 td Shcritrs Office, \ II. R1GGS, Ornngebjirg C. H., S. C, [ S. O. C. Nov. 11, 18ti8. ) ALSO SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 T, . . ? OnANor.nenu Coexrv, } robuto Court. E^jjurlt F. W. Fairey, Adtn'r. Estate of Jesse Pat rick?Petition for sale of Real Estute. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed from tho Hpinrablc the Probate Court of the said Coun ty* I will sell at public outcry ?t Orangoburg on salesday in December next, (being the 7th Dec.) All that tract of land containing one hundred acres, more or less, situate on Cattle Creek, and hounded by .hinds of John P. Berry, the ?ante being a pari of the estate of Jesse" Patrick. Terms?One-half cash, balance on n credit of twelve months', purchaser to give boil ' and mort gage for credit portion, arid to pay for papers and slumps. ' 'October 10, 1800. H. BIGGS, nor 11?td S. 0. 0. novit,.- ' td T^EII. ESTATE l OIt SALE. . All. that. PLANTATION, in the . Fork of Edisto, containing ufiotit ItSQ'ncr'cft, situated 17 miles from Qrtingcburg, 10 miles from Graham's Turn Out; aiid 12 miles from RlfiekvHlC. Upon this place is .1 DWELLING IIOURK with' 7 rooms, besides BASE: MENT and ATTICS, built just.before the war. Twill; m )liU*'f|lace f?r lens fhah one-half tho cost of fliu'lhiprovem'chts. Apply to I ' ?Jttjft' x ? - SAMURL DIBBLE, au'g ?pTjlf " Orangeburg, S. C. CQiMMISSION M EH?1IANTS, AGENTS CHARLESTON ?ND LlVERl'?OL STEAMSHIP LINE. Advances made on shipments of Cotton, Rico, und Naval Stores to Foreign and Domestic Ports. ' oof*24 j? . .: : 4t NOTICE TO PLANTERS. ' Soluble Pacific Guano. rSMlV, HIGHLY SATISFACTORY AND REMADK ' Jt'? j.?blo effecta of this GUANO in productng'vcry largely increased crops of Cotton, Corn and other staple crops, has attracted the general attention of planters nnd farmers. In order to confirm public confidence-in the continued excclltnce. of this Guano and avail of the best scientific ability in the prose cution of this important business, tho PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY hns consummated a professional engagement with Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVEN EL, of Charleston, 8. C, as scientific adviser and consul ting Chemist to. the Company. ' Dr. RAVENELib conversant irltii the composition and qualities of the Guuno, as well as with the character, policy and unusual resources of the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY, nnd will communicate full information on these points to planters who mliy call on him or address hiai by letter at Charleston, S. 0. JNO. S.REESE &C0., General Agents, Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore, Md. J.N. RORSON, Agont for South Carolina, Charleston, S. 0. ocl 31 4t I , OR SALE. _V MY PLANTATION on LYONS CREEK, one mile from Lewisville Depot, on the So. Ca. R. R., containing 58G ACRES of LAND. Threo hnmlred acres cleared and under a good Fence,' tkie balance heavily Timbered. The Build ings are one SMALL DWELLING, six Laborer's Quarters, Darn, Stables, Curn ami Cotton Houses. Nearly all tho buildings are new. Lyon's Crock, a line Water Power, runs through the Tract, on which is a good Dam nud Foundation for u Mill. The Mill was burnj. in 18?>f>. Tho Lauds tiro Red Clay, auk first olass Cotton and Provision Lands. Also if desired will be Hold by agreement, four No. 1 MULES, Provisions, Wagon, Cart and Plantation Tools.. For furth?r information apply to, or ad dress the Subscriber through St. Matthews P. O., So. Ca. J. G. KEITT. noy 21 lin I^EIiIGUTFUE RESII>EXCE FOR SALE. Seven hundred nnd forty odd acres of GOOD PLANTING and WOOD LAND, two hundred aures cleared and fenced, part of which iH in the Incorpo rate Limits of the Town of Orangeburg,* 8. 0. Ten acres in first rate Fruit Trees. Figs, Pecans Ha zel, Hickory and Walnuts, Apples, Pears, &c. Peaches ripening from tho last of May, to the mid dle of October. Large and commodious DWELL ING HOUSE wilb ten rooms, nine of which have Firo Places, Pantry and Four Closets. Underneath is a large Collar, .formerly used as n Kitchen. Kiloheu and all necessary Outbuilding*. Now Darn and Corn House with Stable and Stalls attached tu hold Seven ilorsos. Good Dry Stables for Six Milch Cows. Only ONE MILE nud tin EIGHTH from the COURT HOUSE; Apply to the Proprietor on the Premises, or ihrough Mail at Orangeburg C. II., for terms, nov 21---2ni DONALD R. BARTON. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, } c^ ^ Orangeburg County. f Dy TIIAD. C. ANDREWS, Esq., Judge of Probate. Whkkkas, F. W. Fairey, hath made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate ami Effects of Win. It. Howel, deceased. These are therefore to city and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Win. II. Howel, dec. thai -they be and appear before me, in the Court of Ordinary, to bo held at Probate Of fice, Orangeburg C. II., on the third prox. next, af ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if1 any they have, why the said ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my Hand this 1 lit It day of Novem ber, Anno Domini, 1807. TIIAD. C. ANDREWS, nov 21?2t Judge of Probate, O. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, "I ., Orangeburg County. / LitiiUon By THAD. C. ANDREWS, Esq., Judge of Probate. Whereas, F. J. Buyck, farmer, hath made suit to mo to grunt him Letters of Administration, with' will annexed, of the Estate ami effects of Francis IJ. Heath, deceased. These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred, ami Creditors pi' (he said Francis B. Heath, dco'd, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, to bo held at Probat? Ofltoc, Orungoburg C. II., on the .'10th Nov. next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause if any they have, why the said Administration should not. be granted. Given under my hand this 1.0th day of November Anno Domini, 18118. m THAD. C. ANDREWS, nov 21?1| Judge of Probate O. C. M 1 LLINERY OF THE MOST MOB E R K STYLES AT HKS. l\ OLDENDORFF'S Who would respectfully ' ifortn the Ladies of Orangeburg and vicinity that she has opened a FULL and HANDSOME ASSORTMENT of FALL nnd WINTER MILLINERY of the most MODERN STYLES and FASHION. Her usual PROMPT ATTENTION nud MODE RATE PRICES, Bhc hopes will elicit a share of the Public patronage. Please call and examine her STOCK at the well known Old Stand on Main Street, opposite Mr. Jos. McNumara's. oot21 Im T> oijoii iiicE, icouuii it h i :, Wanted nt the COURT HOUSE STORE, where the highest prices in Cash or Darter will be allowed for it. PEAS, GROUNDNUTS, &c, bought in any quan tity. . NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT FLOUR just re ceived, also a lot of Extra and Family FLOUR, (new). Table SYRUP, SUGARS, TEAS, &c., Sc., always on hand. PERUVIAN GUANO and WANDO FERTILI ZER on consignment. A lot of CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO in whole and half boxes, which will bc*Hold low to close out tho lot. Also a full supply of first rale CHEWING T0 DACCO, which is going off at low prices. BLACK SEED OATS for winter planting. RED SEED WHEAT a choice article, and other seasonable goods to be had at the COURT HOUSE STORE, JOHN A. HAMILTON, nov 7 o ly ? >t ? :q irui * t.- fr"i5-t ?-? ;* ! ?? i ? j v IJJLES FOK SALE. Several very ttii \ i'.j -.<:. . a ? FINE MULES, - Jtj '^T t*; jtprt? ^ <t f>*?''i. ? edt t> f ? - i I*, t . At reasonable, rates, for Cash. Apply AT THIS OFFICE. " oct 17? ' " " ' ? :- it -.. AHE BUYING AS USUAL 1 -< CORN, PEAS, ETC., AT THE HIGHEST PRICES POU CASH. , KRAMER & CO. Oct 3 iv - * atih: BUYING COTTON AT TUB HIGHEST MARKET RATES. AS USUAL. THEY HAVE ON HAND A COMPLETE STOCK OF I SHOES, HARBWARE, &C. Special attention is invited to our Selec tion of LADIES DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, &c, &c. GOODS purchased exclusively for CASH and will be sold at Lowest Market Rates. BULL, SCOYILL & PIKE. feb 1A 1 At the Ee& Sign near the Old Court House, OKAMiERURO, S. C, OCTOBER IOtii, 1868, _-;o;.?. ..? ? B^a.TjXj and wtntku coops: :P?gw m ? 1/ much Larger Store, we uro enabled to keep as good assortment In our lino as any Store in Town. Our stock consists i?f Prints, Domostics Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Shawls, Cents Clothing. Notions, and n good selection of Hoots, Shoes, Hats, &o. i AIho a.good Assort ment oi (iroeories, Liquors, and Hardware, which we ofl'or to tho Citizens of Orangoburg Dis triot at vory low prices for cash. Respectfully soliciting your, patronage, and hoping yon will call ou us soon, wo joumiii, Yours, truly, john :d. wtooicisr & co., teit' Messrs, JOHN A. (.'CMM 1 NtlS and S. ][. SVDNOU.me with ns and will bo h ijtp'y to i,ee (hoir frieudt dug William T. Kgittfoot & Co., AHE CONSTANTLY It'E C EI VIN Qr~ Full"oHd well ??lc?ttjd 1 ass&tnwittteMbf And nil articles suited to this/markct.,, TJujy sell for CASH, and sell at the IoweslWeS* * They buy all kinds df Country VreA?ctrHW pay highest prices, eit4for;.in,Ci\sh or/If-after. A fine'selection of ^ ", l i<3 it ?Sipl Constantly on li?n"d"Vfith'oij?y ^^??b?TOitt^ from the i>itx:?-nl$ OltANGEBUItG- FIHE WKkfcfeitt Cull at the snriio budldirig kno^ti'^'fAiU^ "VVillcock's Tin and Stove Store. j-s-f-.i WJI. T. LIQHTEO0T,*?GP| Oct31 6 ??' *ix$j-rtnm , -;-r-s?-?:-, ?? ? i<<{lF;fcvai J Housekeepers Attention F YOU WOULD 8AVE on?> Bwydbtfn hiii}, come to W I LLCOCK'S mid buy .a DEACON LIGHT, j. . , \ SOUTJIEUN STATES, or ? . iiiilii if if % These and other patterns' a and warranted to come up to rcpretlBrifattfA^ I at WM. oet 31 R Publi F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO, ESPECTFULLY INFORM OUlt OrSnQE* burg Friends Ihnt/we have moved in ou** Where we arc ready to supply ouif..E*iend< die in general with a full aud fresh supply of ? DRY GOODS. ?;i"F u,10CER,EWr. Vf ?If'AtSi"1 Abo all kinds of LIQUORS, VINES, I'ORfcEft, A ALE| ETC., at reduced Prices. 4 ?1 ^ nUna* ' AYe have a tine lot ,of FAMILY FLOUR fropi Jno. CAMl?SBN*'CO;>"S Mill; Chai'H-sfon; ptiT*ttp in small Sacks, vcry-loSy.. . *vn rrt ??f#it We offer for sale the RECIFE for making JACK SON'S UNIVERSAL IWASHINO rtCO^OiJND and JACKSON S LAUNDRY SOAR for OncD?Dar? which baa give'n satisfaction to nil to whomwe ItaVe Sold.- ..> ; ..' - ;J f MJTt3ry*lj We wdl buy COTTON and all other PRODUCE, giving the highest market price",'or shtfrlw 'Any one, FREE of CHARGE and mako L1RERAL AD VANCES on the sntmv .. ';:., ! cfc?! oct 3?ly F. H. W...BR1C.GMANX.& CO,, REMOVE I>. , *j The Subscriber wohlH "'?rVJ* spectfully inform bir, friends and customers that.he has moved'.his BAR to tho.'rcar.Of hia STOKE on Russelh-Stroet, where lie will-,.keep .constantly ,on hand a good supply of LIQUORS of the BEST BRANDS SEGARS, TOBACCO;t&u. M j . , sept PJ_?m JAS. CANNON., DR. OI.IVEROS4 W'- ? t'ELlJBRATEDCIllLL AND FEVER CURE. > fl '<<: i*H ,ni**f*i II Atsn . . .rj Dn-'jOLLV^RGS' BILIOUS CATHARTIC OR ' ^^.^^ ?mayly r = :? 'm\ ??;-. A. . In Equity, i .00? scrn ORANGEBURGr' MSTltfOTJfwJi Mclehcr K. HMmnti, Adni'r 1 .' ; ; : '? Eliza Stvmnan; cL nl. j: - ^ * 1 | By'order of the Court of Equity in ?bo ahore slated case, the ervditova of the late Nicholas Stro man, ileccascd, arc hereby required to establish their demands before uu>, oa.or before the tenth day of December next. ' **b ' - Cumiuissiouer'a Onice,.) .?-Y.'DtiY*-dAMIEONf. ?f: Orangeburg C. IL, " ?omniissio?cr, October 2T7 ISO'S. J " ! S1??^ oct 31 .^t$. TVT?TI<',*2--AU Persons who have F>| not ..:f;d their TAXES, Will find EXECU TIONS for the KAttl* ih my otflcd; ftrtd 'Wili do well to call and settle the same, .is they will save sonnj of the cost by so doing. H. RIGGS, ? pot 17?If I B. O. C. -?i-r?-. JliST RECEIVER. A fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, LARD, SbDA;l?l5B and LEMON CRACKERS, CANDIE8rAc, at JAS. CANNON'Sf sept 10?Gm Ru?scll-Strcot. I^RtrjITIiiNO NUKSERV* AtJ?HJ8 J -TA, Ga.?Wo offer for the Fall Planting, a very largo and superior stock of Fruit 'fVec's, drape Vines, Strawberry Plants, Bosos, Evergreens; Or namental Trees and Shrubs, Bcddiqg and Greoh House Plants. Descriptive and wholesale .Cata logues mailed on application to ' P. J. BERCKMANS. july l8--fim* Augusta, Cfa, I^OR SAEE, RiEWT ' OR LEASE, " THE FINE PLANTATION Belonging to the Estateof the Tale Colonel lfrttTT, and woll knawn us the Ra rI) y Place* These LANDS arc among the BEST in the Dis trict, being situated on Lyon's Creek, commanding A PINE WATER-POWER. ni .. und of h Bich Red Clay Soil. They 'arc offered at ONE-HALF lheir Valuation in 18U?. Said Tract contains ?00 acres. Ceridltions-?$5,000?one-third cash, the balance in tweycarly instalments. Address ^ MRS. LAURENCE KEITT, nov7?If Charleston, S. C. * IN PRORATE COURT? ORANGERURG COUNTRY-* ? <^ Ex parte Robert,M.-Argoo, 1 In re Lost Will of . } Robrrt Argoe,' Sr. ' ? j ' " " On hearing the petition in this oasf, ?nd ?h'^no tion of T. U. Cooko, Soffit or fornqfi^anc^yf^i^ or* dcred: . " 3 7'Au/ all person? inicre?te.t W and are hefeby notified;to appear at the Judgo -of PrpbatQ;t>Qflice it Orangeburg Court House, ou lite second Monday in' February A. T>.,' 1801?,' for Ofo rtn'r^osn of'shew ing enttse if any they can} why Ihe^^iR of Robert Argoe, Sr., laittnf sa'pl C,yimiyv^ho4Ud not jw re established, aiia to that end to j> rod nee '.mien wit h fens iw. a a "they may desiVe, and cTosa'ojtAUiitft^those produced by (ho petitioner. Judge of Prpbale's (Ifficc'n 'TII,\li t. ANDREWS, OrangMmr^S. n,' '- f- ? Sr?\& ?FVttK?k. nor2 td tvH-,; .. ?? r ;.'tiS' fill -?> :'