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; Notice.
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notice, Health' of Dairy Stoek in Winter, The
.most p'fofitAbJobreeds of Shcop, Ayrshire Cut
? tlc,.AVhntor diseasos of Horses, Jersey Cows,
Foundor in Horses, Hints on care of Stock, Tm
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Assigu.** M??V. D' v Jamison & Son,
,Auctioneers.
S i^innl Ni;? ice?David Strock.
Clieap tW-f^M- Mc'Mustcr.
Coti^'tr^'?-?h?.L Patterson.
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the IJepot to Date.
J. II. FchW, F. W.'Vogt, J. Q. Purler, J. D.
Smoke, U. W. Bates.
In accordance with orders received from tho Su
perintendent, Storngo will hereafter;))" charged on
Goods remaining in the DeptA for nnStnicusonablc
length of time., jf. LVMEREDITH,
. Agent.
~~ COMMERCIAL.
OrricK or the O a a n okau no News,
' Ffcb'ruury 21, 18118.
COTTON.?Sulos this week amount to about lOfe
bales, at the following quotations.:,
Ordinary. 17o317J
Middling...,.U-lfM-l
Strict Middling. IP*
Roeon It ion-?Is. in good dbpiand at $2.25 per
sash el.
C?*n $1.26j ;Pens $l'.Op/: I 1
GOLD. 88
8ILVKR.:.30
List of Letters
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE UNCALL
cd for?Feb. 1, 18G8.
IL I Jacob, M.
Blake, D. R. S. K
Baxloy, ILoyward.
Chavis, Maria.
Cockcroft, Miss Clara
D.
Dargan, J. McNelty.
Dcadman, Honry.
. Pi
Folder, Sophia, coVd.
G.
Grahnm, Maria. .
Givcns. Robt.
II.
Hoys, E. R,
Hutto, J. B. 1
Harrison. Alen.
Harvey, M. A.
Hormaby, J. D.
J,
Kennerly, Mary Ann.
M.
Major, Frederick.
R.
Reese, Edw.
Robot ??.?n, l>r. r. A.
Russell, D. J.
Roach, John A.
Robertson Wm. Y.
S.
Saylbr, Betsy.
Stoudnmirc, Mary.
Smith Thos. ?
Rmoak, Mrs. L.'D.
Salmon Rutha C.
W.
Whit move. Sawyer.
Wingard, II et tic E.
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Arrive at Branchvillc. 8:10
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Leave Columbia.10 A. M.
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Leavo Charleston....;?,. 5:10 n u
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Arrive at Columbia. f> A. M.
ueavc Columbia.,,,,.? 3 P. M\
Arrive rd Bruuc'nTtllo.'.. 9; 15
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!!. T. PEA KB;
dec 21?tf { General Biipcriiitcudaut
IN THE DISTRICT. CftCIlT OF
THE UN I.TED STATES?r??ii r'tia DiaThicV or
rioiTTit Cauomxa?Ix Ttii: Mati tu or (!. .1. Ci.mku,
Baxkuti't?Ix Baxkim i-ic-v.?To Whom it may
Coxoeux.?The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of (Ivorgq ,J. Uluier, in
the District of Oraugcliiirg iiiyd.Siute of South L'aro.
linn, within said District, who has been adjudged h
bankrupt Upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said List riet.
Dated at Or?hgidinrg C. H. the flth day of I\bi n
ary A. 1>. IS08,
fvh IZ?tl* P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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Kw. 220 \V; Baltimore Street,
feb 8--.-5S Baltimore.
Oraflgeburg Drug Store.
I>15. 12. J. OJLIVEltOS.
PROPRIETOR.
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI
cjnes, Chemicals, Pcrfujncry, Toi
let Articles, Paints, Oiltr, Dye Stuffs,
Yurnidi, &c., &c.
PURK WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL
USE.
I am the appointed Agent at this place for the fol
lowing Medicines:
Mrs. Wlnslows' Southing Syrup. Brown's bron
chial Troches, Brown's Vermifuge Comfits, Rnd
way's Ready Belief. Sc., Dr. Ayers' Sarsaparilla,
&C, Dr. Jayncs' Alterative, Sc., ite.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded,
and all orders correctly answered.
Medicines warranted genuine, anil of the best
quality.
E. J. OLIVER OS, M. 1)..
Druggist and Apothecary,
Orangcburj; Drug Store,
mar 2 y 1
Selling Off UnderCwt,
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING
SIIOKS;
HATS, ? fjitOCERIKS, ETC.,
POlt
sixty days
AT
JOSEPH McNA ?1A RA'S,
jSI A. 11ST - B X IS It) T ,
ORANGICBURG, S. C.
fch 2:1 . 1V
The Southern Drug Stor
DR. B. M. SHXJLER'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET
FttESII DKUGS AND MEDICINES, OF WIIICL
ho hn* just ypooi/ccl u, full Supply, finl
offers them to his Friends and the Public generali]
as cheap a? they c.un be bought nnywhoro for till
Cash.
Paints, Oilri and Brushes,
?Dyo Stuffs, v
Lye Brill Potash, ?
? ' -'Malierin and Corn Starch,
Cooking nud Washing Soda,
Black Pepper, Spiee? of all kinds,
COMPOSITION, LOBELIA, NfiRVE POWDER|
4o., Prepared by Ephraim Larrabcdi
BITTERS of all Kimlfl,
TRUSSES, Singlo ontl double,. Large and Small,
Fine BRANDIES nnd WINES for Modicnl purposes"
ALSO
A fresh supply of 1
of all descriptions*,; with a choice selection of
TOT LET SOAP,
ALSO "
COLO G N iE
Of his own Manufacture which is warranted. All1
of which he offers low for GREENBACKS.
HERE'S YOUR TOBACCO
Both Smoking and Chewing. Cull nnd sec for your
selves.
AT HIS NEW STORE.
Jigy* Will open on Sundays from 7 to 10. A. M.,
and from 4A to 7 P. M;
fcbl>3 c ]y
GREAT BARGAINS
_A_T
KEITT BROTHERS.
selling OFF
LOW FOR CASH.
OUR FRIENDS WILL PLEASE GIVE
US A CALL AND SATISFY
THEMSELVES THAT
WE DO NOT
MEAN TO SAY- ONE TIITNG AND
DO ANOTHER.
?*V"OTIC!E TO I>"GIJTOKS. - OUR
Creditor.- rcijuirc i?? t?i itiukt. iiiim??linlo Oollco
t.ion*. We therefore heg all 11?:is?- indebted to us by
l>:?.:k account or note, to settle the saui^ by the INI
day of March next, or I hey will find their accounts
in thehauds of tin Atldriit-y for collectiun.
r\ RI?AT ?XI>IICK"?IKXTS OFFER
\~X ED TO AN APPROVED PUItCIIASEH.?
The Undersigned being desirous of changing their
business, offer their Entire Stock id Goods, much
holow Cost, with the building at reasonable rent for
uneven". Tiie Building is large and commodious,
with Storo below und lloaidenet) ubovc, situated <?u
It'i'mcll Street, in the iuu-t boatillftd pail of our
Village.
oct 18?cly KEITT IUI OT HE KB.
FOR LEASE,
rn^IIF. KINK ESTATE known as KEITT PLACE,
situated in St. Matthews* Pi-: ish. The Estate
consists <if three sep'arii<.s Tracts. The Kcnnorlj
Place has lot) aerie cleaved and 200 unclcnrc?!. Tho
Darby p'.se.-i has 800 cleared and '20fl uncleared?all
fine Cotton Land?. The Keilt I'laco consists of
2.100 acres. Clio hftlT cleared and in a line stato of
Cid?<v,i*.loii. The I'state is wntcred by a large
Creek, which affords good Raiigo for Cattle. Soil
Kich Bed Clay. The Estate would ho Leaded all to
one person, or in small Tracts of GO or 100 acres,
to suit small fanners.
Fine Mules sold with the IMac? on credit,
j The Kcnnerly and Darby Place? would b? ?old
desired. For Terms apply to
J. J. WOOD ARD, St. Matthews P. O.,
nov li?tf Orangebnrg District, S. I).
Selling Off Under Cost!
D. LOUIS & CO.
.A. a E 3SJ t s,
HAVE STIIJj ON HAND
?
A FINK STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing,
CLOAKS, &C,
WHICH THEY AUF CLOSING 'OUT
under cost:::
In the wintry Storm
'Mid the chilling brcczo,
With such Clothing warm,
No one need freeze,
feb 2:\ c ly
Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!!
NOW IS YOUR TinU*.
THE UNDERSIGNED liVM LEAVE
respectfully to inform the citizens of
Orangeburg and surrounding Country,
(that he is now prepared to furnish
them with STOVES, (both Cook and Heating,) from
thu best Foundry in the U. S.,nni1 will gtinrnntca to
any person who may buy a Stove from hint, perfect
and entire satisfaetioii, provided Hie Stoves are put
up lind used Recording to his directions. Having
been in I ho Tin and Stove business for 17 years he
thinks ought to be a sufficient inducement for his
friends to call and oxmnitic his Stock before pur
chasing olsuwhere. Call and see for yourselves.
N. B.?A hu ge Stock of Tin Ware kept constant
ly on hand, manufactured by hiirself. forsnle by the
wholesale and retail. * W. WILLC0CK.
nov Hi. m ? ? '1
&
Til
*GE ASSORTMENT OF ERESII AND
SEEDS,.
DRETII & SON.
es, Stationary, &c. I
, r
Seed of ?
UPLAND COTTON,
s,fr?m,McssrjS. E. II. JtODGERS $ CO.
FILL ORBERS
ND MINK SKINS, j
UCE,
GOLD, SILVER and UN
CURRENT MONIES
it t a ? ir 7 k '?? '?'
lu-A ri
v. *yj
TED
$10,000 IN GREENBACKS;
-AT
THE OLD STAND,
JOHN D. STOCKER & CO.,
CORNER STORK, llUSSELI^-STHEET AND KAIL ROAD AVENUE.
Great Fall in Cotton Goods!
BKST BRANDS OF CALICOES I V. per yd. WARRANTED FAST COLORS CALICOES 12Jo per yd'.!
GOOD CALICOES MADDER COLORS 10c per yd
WORSTED DELAINES, new FnllStyles aud Urislit Colon? 25opuryd " '/
BLEACHED SUIKTINGS 7-S and 4 1 from 10 to 20c per yd
KENTUCKY JEANS..good, from 20 to I0e. per yd. '
Besides the above may be found .1 large Stock of HEADY MADE CLOTHING, from
$5.00 (?uitablc for Frecduacn) to 825.00 (fine English Cassimcre) pev Suit. ROOTS. SHOES,
and ETC. , .
A Large Assortment of GROCERIES, Low .for Cash or Bartor. Highest Market Prica
givon for CORN, PEAS, GROUND PEAS, and
COTTON.
may 11
JOHN I?. STOCKBR & CO.
? THOMAS RAY
IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF
Prepared to do all kinds of REP?IRLNOfahd DCILPING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES
built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK LN GENERAL attended to, ^ith promptness and
despatch.
From this date, I will keep constantly on hand
READY MADE COFFINS
OP KTKRT DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHE A FEST VARIRTIR&
Charges as moderate as the times will admit.
YARNISnES a?d PAINTS constantly on hand.
Also two barrels MANTIATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagon and Buggy
Axle*. Sec for sale at low rates,
;pt 28?1 jo
THOMAS RAY.
IWOULD EK8PECTPULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG ANP THE ADJOINING
Districts that I inn still at my Old Stund, rently to do any work in my line nt the Shortest Notice
I have on hand several New and Second hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, also tw? WAGONS, ono
?I Ilorsr and one 1.
1 _ALSO_
I have established a
LUMBER YARD
and will keep constantly on hand BOARDS, SCANTLING, kc, of all kinds usually in demand, artd #an
till all Orders with Despatch. 1
My Cotton Gins and Press are in perfect order, and ready to'GIN on TOLL for all those who may
favor mo with their Cotton the coming Season.
1 nm Agent for
Dillon's Universal Cotton Tie
AND IRON HOOP FOR PALING COTTON.
Iron Hoops for Baling Cotton being largely in use in the South, and being Fold much cheaper than
Hope, tlie propriety of using them in place of Ropo, is brought to the attention of the Planters. These
Ties nre great Preservers of Cotton, when haled, from Fire. Every Tio is perfect, and ready for imme
diate use.
I will keep constantly on hand a lot of the Universal Tie and Iron Hoop, which I will sell at Charles
ton prices?12 cents, expenses added. #
A sample of the above Tie can bo seen fit this Office, where it may bo compared to the Arrow Tie.
Persons then can judge for themselves, which they prefer.
harpin iiio as.
uug21 c !y
/WrT?N SEK?! COTTOX SEE?!!
200 bushels Collen Seed for sale?Upland long
Staple, Tliis produces ?* fibre worth ft cents a pound
more than tin- common Upland in < '?hiirlestoii market. \
Price $3.00 per bushel. Apply to Messrs. Kzekiel
& Kohn or to VVILid AM V. I1AKT0N.
jail I t f
milE IIIGIIKST CASH MARKET l'KK'K GIVEN
JL for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Boca
khx, fallow, Hides, I'urs. etc., etc., by
KZEKIEL A- KOHN.
feb 23 y 11
ft* 1>. lVOLFE HAS JUST ICE
I # CKIYED a fresh supply of Cnojco Family
Groceries, and Gibson's NNN Whiskey. Very low
fur Cash.
IIOV:Mj
~VM>TICE.?All llic Execution* for
J3| Poor 'I'nx arc in my oflicc, and parlies inte
rested will do well to call at once and settle and
saw coal. d. W. II. Dl'KF.S.
jan 11?tf Sheriff.
NOTICE TO MY CKEOITORS
AND DBB'FQKS.?I am compelled to leave
tho District for a length of time, for my health, and
I have appointed JOHN A. M. HAIOI.ER my Agent
to attend to my business till my return.
CHARLES R. 1R1CK,
dec 21?1m* St. Matthe??.
HOUSEKEEPERS IF YOU WAAT
to purchase your Goods at Charleston Cost
I'riccs, ro to
nov T- D. W?LFLS.
y Injunction and
J, J ; V ! !llol!of.-*???
--. V; i,0I
-'ipers;pieafe:
tit >'m;1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OttANUKDUUQ T)l STRICT.
.-. )i lilt ?'?!??'? ??WI?
Jamison, Adm'r of Vfu\. hick,
vs.
nip'. J. Zelgloiynnil others.
By order of the Court of Equity^irf Ific'nft?Vo
Stated case,.will be Hold before tlie Court, IftlfSO in
Orangeburg, on the 1st Monday lit March.next. ,
That Plantation or Tract of Land 'MblBtfgliiJfto
the Estate of W. M. Irick, deceased, in St.. {Mat
thews' Parish. Ornugchurg District, containing one
hundred and fifty acre*, more
north and cost by lands of. WiHipm Wattpflautbjby
lands of Jacob Rons, woatvby binds of Anji Smoke.
Terms cash, purchasers to" i>aj' for stamplT'ftid
papers. ? ? bitiiOTj ?iif ,
Comndpsirmcr's Offico, V: V. Di V. JAM ISO. Y,
Orungeburg C. If '.. V Commissioner..
January 27-180S. j ? r":' ? C!l m?
feb 8 . ?. ; ( 'b . . I ? 11 ?<>? ,h>,ATa
i MiSO> HA
:Jt< :. < :mu dsant
Jaudsou, Com., V , . . '
Vs: I ?? BiU^Pbi'ccteWrt""^
O'Cain. J .!??.. j bosh
? In pursuance of an order in this; cages' wlll-boebld at
Orangoburg Court HouSe, on Salcday in Maroh nsx?
All that Plantation or Tract or Laud'Iii Orltft|t>
burg District, containing four hundred and sottefy
six (-170) acres, mtn-o or less, boundcd| north and
oast by lands of the Estate of Dr. Jenkins,iBouth by
lauds of \\. E. .pooscr, and s*?ulh und acutiwresOliy
lands of John Iluliinarr. .\n.ri \{f
Terms?One-half cash, tfic ba'ancc on. a credit
until the first of; November! next; '*oenrtIdtby'*'bond
with interest from dato, and a mortgage,,of.jtjie
premises, in which shall be1 inserted a cirveriAut for
resale in 21 .days notice after breach tiP'thc'ebulli
tion of the bond. Purchaser. |u pay tor,papers n.fi'1
stamps. , , "i";
dmnmissioncr's Office, V V. Vi'V! JA!
i Ov?,v?Vl|Urg C. II. )ki f. - CdmmissiomaYt?
imissiohcr's Office, V V. D.'V.' JAMISON,
, r, vaivgvlfurg C. II. iki "? < Cdmmlssionai
Jan. 25. 18(08. . J . , . :; ?iti
feb 8 ' '' ' I
' . r Jk n bfiifpi?
'vs. |
Zoigler..):
icr of acres .b.oniub^l hy lauil^f^ Ja
:, AdaVn Iltitto, Win. (Jafney, nttdlhc aforc
assiRncd to the widow. ? ?.-nnom (wit
ALSO 1uJjfKf t\
Zl^pr'l ' . i... tioivm'f
Zoigler..J'i " , ? ' . ?' *? ?? oiL-vt.
By ordcj of the Court, I will sell at OrangcnWfg'
ofl^ulcdny. in March next- ,,, vtiMittti^ 'tnT
Five hundred, and seventy acres of the Land
which Was' hr John W.' Zciglcr, ?ccoh'deti*, dn'"Lime
Stone waters of Norf h:Edis(of .in!tWoIparce|aa'j iit't
One of.-acres, bounded .by hinda: ofttTn\c.qb.'
Culler, Christhni"Wolfe, and the land sssiffrtcd iW
willow. .hoods 1 Hi
. The other of
cob Wolfe,
j said land assigned.'
Terms?One-half cash 1 he balanco on a.qrcdit pf
ten months, secured by born! with intcrcst.fromtdntc,
mid a niorinrage of the pvefalses-,Qoiitkiilirig1'V?cove
nant for rcs.Vc ju ca.'-J of broach ?f ilic coruBUon. 6f
the baud after 21 i]iiy's notice. . . ,
Commissioner't> Office, 1 V. d. J'A'mTS?n, .
Orangoburg CIL V ' ' Comifitssltfti'br."-1
Feb. 1, 1808 J , .? ., ,[,;7
feb 8 ? ' Vhl
. , '.? ?. '? ' .tOU?fr'J oljt 1J ?*
. j-i?:-.--;;??tir *4*
Ltd mil oJ it'!^*!
's Sales.-! t:*
-7; . . ?. ? '??
By .virtue of suftfbry writs-of fi. fa., to in o directed1
I will sell to the highest bidder, at Oinfugflbjujg
Court House, on the first Monday in alareni
next, for,.cash the followingprOpewtyvii )"- tlRi
One Tract of Lnnd containing"350"$cres,"moi!e or
lcis, known as tlie Mile llUtd;TrhcUti L '
Also anotheu Tract containing 200 acres, m?ro ot
lcss, known as the Bozard Tract. Levied on as the
properly of Alfred J. Picdeiick, uL Ulm suit i6f 'IL.
II. Bodgers & Co. ..fi: , $
ALSO; . ,; | v ..t-a
On tho sanio day, another Tract..containing }0W
acres, more or less. Levied on as thq jproperfy ot
John DvKcitt; :it the suit of .Michael W?bd. " 1
' ,, ?. ' I'- ' .-.ndi: orl
ALSO
? . ' ? ? 11.. ! iqoit
Another Tract containing 200 acres, more or l?sw
Levied on as the property'of "Nicholas Stromanj ar
the suit of J. A. Keller. ,r, ,? (-| Crofwl
fi, . ALSO 1 i ., ...:-..,V
One Tract of Land ^ontainiug 800,licrcSj.pioro or
,lcss. Levied oh as the property.of Jolin.M. Buch
anan ol the suit of P. S. and John ?i Felder.'' ! 1 I
! ..iff! lift ith . ? ALSO'' ?i;i ?//?'?' ?
AnathcrTract. containing 2"0 ncrts, more or less,
and.one oontatning '.*<> acres more or less. Levied on"
as the property of A. 0. Sallev, at the sui tof Ezukicl
&Ko?m. '? .in-.
ALSO ' ' " ^
One Planing Machine. Levied ori as the proper*
ty of Ed. J. Felder, at tho suit of P. A. Itayserv* hi
...., -.- ALSO ?tii i*iitlaiJ!?
By virtue of decretal .orders to mo directed nylv
A. Me Michael, Esi^,. Ordinary, I will sell on tho 1st
Monday in March next: , L .jidid
lonony in .uarcn ncxi: j LeVirdid
One Tract of Land situated on Beaver CrecV,
being and lying In Orangelmrg District/ containing
107 acres, more or less, being the Estate Land , of
Charles M. Furtick, which will bo more particular
ly describod on clay of snlo.
ShorilTs Office, ) J. W. H. DUKES,
Orangeburg C. II., S. C, V 8. O. D.
Februar v 10, 1808. j
feb 8 fd
oaijd.
nr\HA FIRM ? F l. X?. JEFi?ERS & CO.,. WAS-:
I Dissolved on the 4th inst.
The FACTORAGE . und COMMISSION BUSI
NESS will be continued by Wm. 11. & Thos. A'..
Jeflors.' The style of the Firm being
WM. H. JEFFKRS & GO.
Consignments of Cotton solicited. Prompt re
turns will be hi fide, and our usual nttention paid to
the interest of our friends. ?' ''?
WM. II. JEFFERS &CO-,
Charleston, 8. C. ,
Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON, '
Orangeburg, S. C. ' i
jan il Guv
tV.')
JUST liECEIVE
A FULL STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING OF
/^AlilC?ES. DELAINES. ALPACAS, BOMBA
EINES, Loncloths, Flatipel&j Homespun, Hosie
ry, Kid Gloves, Fancy Articles, &c.
" We also invite attention to our stock of Groceries*.
Hardware, Crockery. Hoots and Shoes, w hich wo nro
confident will please tue public,.both in prico and
quality.
COUNTRY PRODUCE bought or bartered at the
highest market price.
' We will make advances on Cotton or other Pro
duce consigned to the well known House of J. M~
Caldwcll & Sons. Charleston, S. C.
ROBINSON & CO.
fob 2.1 lj
ITiOtt SA I<12.~-Thc Two PI.AXTA
JTj TIONS forming a part of de K F.I TT KSTATE
and known as '?HARRY*' nnd ??KF.NNERLY" places
will be sold, together with tho MhIcs and farming,
tools. For terms apply to
S. S. KEITT.
Care of William Middleton, Esq.,
dec 2d,?tf Charleston, S- C