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TBS ORANGEBURG NSWS every saturday morning, 'A'toj AfTHl ?' .'?'??' bj??.?a auH?dvii ' v ic.(,nv.u -it <*OW> TIME" PRICE. Ajwcm; xN-'. Advanok.' l?tWT INVARIADLY ACCOMPAHY THE ' I? j| liiiitfif? "> . >ftf.nc. , ? t t[. . . ) vdbo<iiiy.vi.| SUBSCRIPTION. > 80* Country Produce taken at Market Rates. We respeetfulty request our friends to send m /7trt> Advertisements a* early in thel teeek as convenient j antet possible, let us have, immty Th*ir&frjy evening. By.this means, $W Vcahh wiisue at dtf earlier hour on Safari day, and \t>Ut le enabled to give mbre of the\ Hutmt news, up to the time of o*r going to press. ^?MHNCt MATTER ON. JEiy ERY jpAGE.jl j&OC&E ITEMS. fcltUKDAY MORNING, APL., 4, 1868. Dinner and Supper for tho benefit of the Presbyterian Church: On Tuesday of Court Week, the ladies ex pect to prepare, for the numerous attendants at .Court, a sumptuous dinner, which, while af fdrdlog ccrufort to tho votaries of. Justice in the trilo^t1 of litigiohfl strife, will be the means of -aidfing a good eause,?tho support of reli gion in our midst.. A sapper will bo given" on1 tho ovening of jj the same' day, in furthcranoo of the panic ob ject; and and on that occasion, the triumphs; ?of the cuisine will be aooonipanied with music, i fcy our best amateur*. -?1> "SI>li 1 ny [ ? ? ?" We trust our friond? front the' country will cou'o prepared' to do full justice to the ooca : aides. Harder' in 'St. ?atthows Parish. On Thursday, the 26th ult., a difficulty which occurred at the plantation of Mr. Mid dlcton Rull in lowor St. Matthews between Es Bex and Roach two of his employees ciilmiuatcd in the m?rder of the latter. The loss of a bor rowed gun was the casus d/spuiandi and during tho altercation after having been shipped and threatened, as Essax avers, he drew his knife and cut Roachs' throat?so as to cause death in a few minutes?Essex wob promptly ar rested nnd is now in Jail at this place. He will be tried n't tho approaching term of the Court of General Sessions. A'Cute Trick. "X worthy citizen of. Orangoburg was im posed upon by . a fellow-countryman from ^Fatherland, ob Sunday last, in tho following .-manner: Stranger with left slcove hanging, nppnrcnt ' lv with a stump in it, reprtsscnts that he lost ; bis left arm at the seigo of Savannah, in Con ? federate Service. Represents further that he "Jms no means to obtain a dinner. ?~ ? pi*p?<l .*?<! fT> . !? vOur Orangeburg fripud, ovor ready to Bym puthtse with one who suffered in tho Confede rate cause, invites the stranger to dino with him. Stranger .eats an astonishing meal with uitu hand and as. weather .is inclement, takes a acac till it moderates a little. Whilo sitting nnd conversing with his host, stronger rooks jfi? chair too ftr backh and Joses hisbalnnpo; (?brows .out his rjght hand to .grass ot some jtihing to prevent a full, and Io !??to its asslst .an.ee, a perfect left; hand and arm, hitherto ,d*atrn up in tho' Bugeye, dt^rts forth, and helps him to B?galf U*? i;> Vinco. /tag ??: iii Boforo -'mine .?c.\Jn can {recover from his .a^nishmontj, 'PftfWger says, ''Thank you,? \ bis sf?pped/* and exit. I *' t>emorest's Young America. 'This excellent little magazine continues a .great favoriteI f<5f the juveniles.' Tfjj stories, colored pictures,'' and opt way of conveying .most useful instruction, render it, exceedingly attractive", aa wnll na a real help in thn work 0 education. Price 1.50 per?.yoar, with a premium. -Publishing Office, 473 Broadway, Now York' City. Send for 0| oircular. "i .., - ? ,? i.nt ' U. S. Musical Review. The April number of this first-class periodi cal is on our table. Wo have carofully exam ined ita pages and think that to our musical friends it would bo very valuablo. Terms $2,00 per annum. Published by J. Jr. Fetors', Box ?429;-Now York. <J Die Modenwolt The April ?number of , this populur fashion magazine'hafe" been received. Tlio' wo as males ar? hrrdjy qualiflcd to oxprcss an opinion of styles of lad>P?' dresses yot wo sup .pose^froni tho favorable ^rjtipisina of our IV Ifrionds^hat tho patterns nnd designs which Di Modcmcrft. contains fomblno bistc, symmatry and originality. uchj wont into effect oa Sunday bet wo publish in another column.,, T,ho . change is, .onQ-, which will*very welllBuit those make fly ing visits to cither Charleston or Columbia?| and wo doubt not will much incroase the travoi on the Road. ' An iodividual of unknown antecedents, but rojoicing in .the euphonious and puritanical cognomen of' ^ephuniuh Platt 'has boon ap pointed by .General Canby as successor to Judgn^AlHrioh. & X " ' HYMENEAL. ' MABniKD?Oa the 20th March, at the residence of the bride's father, by,the Rev; W. B.'Manens,, Mi. J. T. CRIM, of Btcigh County, Georgia, to> Miss R.' J. HILDEBRAND, of Orangoburg District, 8.C. . M arrik n?On the 10th ' March, at the x'cBidenco ef the bride's mother, by tho Rev. E. A. Austin, Mr. DOLPifrDS GANT, of Lexington District, S. C.. to Miss 1 DELLA G. PHILLIPS, of Orangeburg Dis trict, Sb C. Married?On tho ,24th March, at the residence of Mrs; E. Jennings, by tho Ee? E. A. Austin, Mr. GABRAELR. SUMMERS, to Miss ELIZABETH J. ROBERTS. All of.Ornngeburg District, S. C. } Consignees per-Strath Jgnrollna Railroad I&inniiiWg in the Depot "to Dato. R. W. Bates, O. B. Riloy, J. M. Copes, G. D. Rast,, J. 8. Brautley, D. D< Funohes, N. Hook, T.C Rick eabackor. ,.. Per . Exiiresi. ' ? ' r- ' Dr. J. A, Hildebrnnd, J. W. Uotboj, ~Dt. B. Knotts, D. J. Harth, C. F. Gotrill. ||j j In accordance with orders reocived from tho Su perintendent, Storage will hereafter Uo 'charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable length of time. . "Wj. C. MEREDITH, Agent. COMMERCIAL. OrricE or the ?nAKosucna News, April 3, 18G8. COTTON.?Sales this week amount to about 40 bales, at the following quotations : ff > Ordinary. 22 Middling..,..24 8trict Middling......:.........V 241 1 i , vX ?. (Rough Rice?Is iu good demand at $2.30 per oushul. 'Corn $1.40. Tens $1.23. GOLD. 32 SILVER.U5 Hard Times Played Out. To One and All, what do you think, Whiskey at. Cannon's 10 cents a Drink; There is Whiskey for nil, and won't it be nice, To strp'into Cannon's uud drink for Half Prico. It's often a Drink we'd be glad to get Whop the weather is cold, cloudy and wet, But 20 cents wub too much lor poor men to eparo, Now its 10 cents a drink and Cannou's uiout there, mar 80 !y npO RENT.?THE STORE AND I Dwelling on Market Street known ae the ??WISE HOUSE," in a equveniont and healthy loca tion. Tho best known ?Stand for Millinery Busi ness, in Orangeburg. Terms very low. Apply to SAMUEL DIBBLE, mar 14 tl CHEAP GOODS AT Graham's T. 0. BY Wr?ton & Steadman, We beg to cull the attention of our Customer* and Friends to our New Stock, consisting of Staple and and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hard ?and Tin Were, Groceries, Medicines, Crockery, 'Saddlery, &c, wmeli We are' sCliiSg Y?rv low for CASH. We will pay the Highest Market Price for Cotton and ull..other Produce. Thankful for the liberal Patronage herefofo"?, wo solicit a continuance of fho saroe.; WROTON & STEADMAN. '! mar 38 , 2? "JOHN AJTOERSON/ MY jo, ?r?nisrr A X EC T?RE .. BY REV. W. G. CONNOR, Tho Old Female College Hall on Monday Evening 13th April. B@r Soo Hand Bills. ? mar 28 td IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES?vou tub District or SoiiTp Carolina?In the Matter ok C. It. Thomson, san'KRUfT?In Bankruptcy.?To Whom it mat Cunokbn.?The undersigned hcroby gives notice of bio appointment as Assignee o{?}. li. TliQmson, in tho District of Orangoburg and Sfn(oK)f South Caro. lina, within said District; who kos'bech adjudged a bankrupt jippn bis own petition, by the Distrlqt Court.of said District. Dated at Orppgcburg C. 11. the 17th day of March A. D. 1,808. ; mar2;-r^8t P. V? DIBBLE, Assignee..,' TN THE RISTRICT COURT OF !l THE UNITED STATES?vor the District or BotTu Carolina?In the Mattku or Anurjjw J. Hof.ir.it, Bankrupt?In Bankr?ptcy.?To Whom ir may Concern.?Tho undcr'slgu hereby gives no tice of his appointment as Assignee of Andrew J. Houscr, in tlto District of Orangoburg and Stnto of South Carolina, Within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis. otwt petition, by'the District Court of said D'ltrlpt. Dated at Orangeburg C. II., tho 17th day of March A. D? 1808 mar 21?31 . P, V. DIBIVLE, Assignee. IN THE Rl.STRICT COURT OF , THE ,U>\ITKD STATES?For tue District c?v South ; Carolina?In the Mattkr or Joseph, FtiN?niMifitK, Bankrupt? In D.tNKiuiPTCV?To Wuom n may Concern.?Tlio undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment us Assignee of Jo seph Funderburk, in the Distriot of Orangoburg and State of Soutit Carolina, within said Distriot, who bns been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition, by .the District Court of said Distriot. Dated at tjrungebuyg 0. H.k the 2Ctli day of March A. D. 1808. mar 2b -3t 1\ V. DIBBLE, Assignee Bill for foreclosure. ?dmiftissxoiiefs Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. OltANUEIJUKQ ^IHTRICT. John G. Milnor, Theodore A. Wilbur ] and Jacob 8. Martin, ..: ? .... .... v.. -. i Albert B. Tnber.and John Cant o.y. UnQdir decree in Equity, will bo sold in (ho City of Columbines. C, on Morfday tho G.th dhy of April next,* all that lot of Land with tho buildings there on, situate, lying nnd being on the southwest corner of Oadsdcn and Richl?nd Streets, City uf Colum bia, Richland District, butting and bounding north on Ricbland Street, south on lands now or formerly, of J. J, Chisolru, oa-jt on Oadidou' Street nnd west on , measuring and contain-' ihg in front - on Oadsdcn Street, two hundred and forty-eight (248) feet by two hundred And Six (200) feet in depth, bo the sumo more or less. Terms of Sale?One-third cash) .? the balance in ono and two years, secured by bond, benring inte-! rest from the day of Bale, payable, annually at the rate of seven per cent, and a 'mortgage of the premises und the premises to be insured and kept' insured, and (be polipy to be assigned to the com plainants.'' PurchaSorn to pay for papers and rev enue stamps. iiRLJ Commissioner's Office, ) . V. D. V, JAMISON, " Orangeburg C. H., \ Commissioner. March 10,1868. J [ I; Yjl l. i ALSO . . John T, Insbinct, Adni'r ~| TS. L Ann C. Inabinot. J Will be resold before the Court House in Orange burg on Monday,: HUh April next, at the risk of the former purchaser, two bun 'red und fifty-one acres more Or less, being the tract allotted to the widow as her dower, the purchaser not having complied with tho terms of the sale. Terms of Sale?Sei much cash as will pay tho' cost and tho balarfco on a credit of twelve months. Purchaser giving bond with two approved sureties and a mortgage of tho promises to secure the pay ment of the purchase money, purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office, ~] V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. If ., I- Commissioner. March lU, 1808. J ALSO Titos. W. Glover, *l vs. \ Oco. ?. KoitL ) Wilt be sold before the Court House in Orange burg District, on the Oth of April next, a lot of land,' with the dwelling house and other buildings thereon in tho Village of Ornngcburg, and bounded on the cast by N. Austin Bull, on tho north by the Belleville Road or RusspU .Street, on the south aud southeast by lands of 'Jno. C. "Rowe and on the southwest by lands of W. N. Siovill. /The lot (with out buildings) adjoining'the main lot of Mr. W. N. Scovill, will bo S' Id separately. Terms of Sale?Qnc-ithird or one-half cash, ns purchasers may desire, the balance in ono year bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent, from the day of salo, pnyable annually, with mortgage of th? property. The buildings to be in sured and the policy to be assigned with tho mort gage. Purchaser to pay for papers'and revenue stumps. Commissioner's Officer, "j V. ?. V. JAMISON", ? Orangeburg 0 ff., > Commissioner. March 10, 180*. J ALSO Martin Livingston and wife, Adm'rs, vs. Rosa Wolfe ct. al. Will be sold on '.the Oth day of April next, before the Court House, in Orangeburg, the roul estate of W. J. A. Wolfe, deceased, in the whole or in par cels, viz: Tract No. 1 containing 8f> acres more or less, and tract No. 2 being that portion allotted to the widow and containing 60 acres more or lew. Terms of Sale- -Ouo-half cash, balanc. on the 1st January next, purchaser giving bond with in terest from date, payable annuallj', and n mort? nf the premises, with a covenant of resale in case of a breach of tho condition of the bond. I'ur. chasers to pay for papers and stamps. Commissioner's Office, ] V*. 1). V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II., V Commissioner. March 10, 1808. J ALSO Martha M. Philips, Adm'x] vs. > Jno. C. Kennerly. J Will be sold ul the samo time and place, the real estate which was of Jacob Phillips, deceased, viz : ^Onc tra?t containing 186 acres more or less, bounded by lands of Amanda Phillips, Davis' Bridge Road, lands of John Braddy, Elijah Austin aud trac%No. 2. One other tract being the remainder iu dnwor of Mrs. Martha M. Phillips, containing J2S acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Joseph rhillips, Joseph C. Fanning, Juoob l'orter and tract No. I, Conditions?-One-third cash, the balance on credit of twelve months, the purchaser givi:.c bond bearing interest from date, payable 'annually, and a mortgage to secure tho purchase money, and to.pay for papers aud revenue stamps. Commissioner's Office, "| V. V. V. JAMISON, ?'s Office, "1 Orungcburg C. II., I Commissioner. March 10, 1808. J mar H t J Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of sundry writs of fi. fa., to me directed, I will sol) to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg Court Housp, on the first Monday in April next; for"cash tho following property viz : One Tract of Land containing :>'.?:! nores, more or less, one Wagon and one Buggy. Also another Tract of Land oontaining 83 acres, more or less, two horses and two cows. Levied on as the proper ty of Rufus Livingston, at the suit of llarnubas Williamson. ' ALSO Another Tract of Land containing 81 Oaerce, ntore or less, another Tract containing 110, acros, mors or less, aud another 83f? acres, more or less. Lev ied on as tho property of Henry II, Dennett, al the suit of Henry Livingstor., Adm'r of Barnet Living ston. . f.y. ALSO j Another Tract or Land containing 200 acres, more or less. Levied On ns the property of W. A. McQraw, at the suit of August Kohn and L. C. JoneeV >\*.V\ *VV ALSO jBy virtuo of Decretal Orders from P. A. )U'Miohael, Esq., Ordinary, to n\o directed, I will sell on the ! first Monday in April next, the following proper ? ty lo wit: Ono Tnaotof Land??V-acres, belonging to the Estate of J. V. Buir, to he more particularly de scribed on the day of sale. . ? Also two Lots in tho Town qf Branchviilo, be longing to tho Kstato of E. J. W/ Myers. I Conditions?.Cash, enough to pay expenses, the balance to be secured by bond, security and mort gage of'the" premises. Ptireh?Rcra to pay for Stamps,and pupors, oxtra.. J. W. II. DUKRF, 8. t). D. mar 11 td ALSO Sheriffs Otfice, ) OrnngcburgC. II., 8. C, \ March 12, 1808. J mar 11 . All One tract pf. Land containing if?0 acre.", more or bss. Levied on as the properly of II. J. Sightlcr, ut Ihc suit of Samuel Dotard, Adm'r. ALSO Another tract of Land containing 400 acres, morOoin less. Levied on ns the property of 1). 15. Bookhart, at the suit nf .Samuel llozard, Adm'r. ALSO Another tract of Land containing 100 acres, more or less. . Lnvicd etr as the property of S Rourk, at tho suit of tjainucl Dozurd, Adm'r. Sheriff a Office, \ J. W. It. DUKES, ? March 18, lMiS. f , S. 0. IX. mar 'Jl td lt!J ,. it EZEKIEL & KOHN, HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP F?E8H AND Gonuine * 1 ? v. > GARDEN SEEDS, Direct from.the Celebrated House of D. LANDRETH & SON. ALSO an assortment of Popular School Books, Slates, Stationary, &c. They are also Agents for the Salo of the Seed of BARTON'S LONG UPLAND COTTON, Call and Examine the Cotton, and return Sales from Messrs. E. H. RODGERS & CO. WANTED TO FILL ORDERS ORTER, FOX AND MINK SKINS, Ter which the High cot Price* will be gives -oOo COUNTRY PRODUCE, ^unK^SV^iTs Bought as usually at Market Prices. feb 2S ? I ' Iy ? '?: ' m :i< ff: II THOMAS RAY IS STILL TO BE POUND AT THE LATE STAND OV RAY & BEO'S, Prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING and BUILDING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, with promptness and despatch. Proui this date, I will keep constantly on hand READY MADE COFFINS OF BVBRT DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST YARIBTIH& Charges ns moderate as the times will admit, . YARNTSIIES aad PAINTS constantly on hand. Also two barrels MANHATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagon and Buggy Axles, fie., for sale at low rates. sept 28?lyc THOMAS RAT. ?mi 35 WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG ANP THE ADJOINING roy KSo at the Shortest Notice. BUGGIES, also tw% WAGON8, one ALSO? Districts (hut I nm still at my Old Stand, ready to do any work in roy KSo at the Shortest Notice, nil New and Second hand CARRIAGES and Hi t! I have.on hiind uuvci 4 Horse and. one j. I have cstablished a LUMBER YARD and will keep constantly on hand BOARDS, SCANTLING, &c, of all kinds usually in demand, and can fill all Orders with Despatch. My Cotton Gins and Press are in perfect ordor, and ready to GIN on TOLL for all these wha may favor mo with their C ?Ion tho coming Season. ? I am Agpiit for Dillon's Universal Cotton Tie AND IRON HOOP POR BALING COTTON. Iron Hoops for Baling Cotton being largely in use in tho Sonlh, and being sold much cheaper than Rnpo, the propriety of usiug them in place of Hope, is brought to the at tent ion of the Planters. These Ties are great Preservers of Cotton, when baled, from Fire. Every Tic is perfwt, and ready fer imme diate use. ) will keep constantly on hand a lot of the Universal Tio and Iron Hoop, which I will sell at Charles ton pr-iao*?lli cents, expenses added. A sample of tho above Tie can bo scon at this Office, whero it may be compared to the Arrow Tic. Persons then can judge for thomsclves, which thoj prefer. HARPIN RIGG8. aug 21 o ly COM I XU I Mtl.SIl 8UI?I?IA of Flour, llauou mul Nugur u( J, W. PATTERSON'S, fob S?3iuo Opposite Bull k Soorill'a. Internal Revenue Tax Notice. IWILL HKCr.lVK UPTURNS ON SPECIAL Tuxes, Inonmct*, Geld Watches, kc, nt Louisville, Mnt'oli 10th. Chili lUusc, March 17th. Griffins, Mnroli 18th. Brnnohvillp, March V.Hh. Corbet tsvillc, March 20th. Jordan's Mill. March 'Jlft. Orangohurg ('. II.. week ending ,\pril 11th. | The penalty ol '?0 per centum will be added Inj the Proper Tax of nil parties neglecting to make re-' turns before that date. GEO. \\\ 8TURGK0N, Assistant Assessor, mar 7?1m Internal Revenue TO. HOLFE Iff AS JUST RE # CKIV13D n fresh supply of Ounce Fnmily Groceries, and Gibsou's XXX Whiskey. Very low for O.sh, noT 1(1 o Clit AS. S. HUM, A CO., OFFERS j for Hille ii general assortment of Goods al prices to suit the Hard Times. Purchasers *> ill do well to c dl nnd ascertain for themselves. Just recoiTcd Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffeo, Syrup, kc, kc. sept 'JR ly JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAff.E LOW.?A fresh supply of Groceries, consist ing of Flour, Bncou, f.nrd. Sugar, Coffee, Melasaoa, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, kc, ko Also keep constantly on hand a Fresh Snpply .if Fruit of all descriptions. At J. W. PATTKIISON'S, (eh K '.lino Opposite Bull & ScoviU's. LEGAL NOTICES. 1* Cotamissioiier's Sales. statk or tfoura caiwun^,1! ORATif ? John U. Milhous, 7 1 !' rT _ . ' TB- . , I - ui -.:-???'??( ' Deborah Glover, ct. al. ) ,0i! i; d-tfo Under decree-jn, <bia case, I will sell 6th April neat. : . A hi > AH (hat Plantation In Orangeburg1 District MR taining ?009 acres, bounded otr the-north by, lands of II. H. Donnctt, on llio cast by Lowls Htephonsbn, Gabrivl Summers and Laban Williams, ?n tho south by James Iteed, and.west by James ,E, Moss and A. .. E. Olover, which Tract will be sold in parcels., ... j ? - Terrae?One-half .cash, the Damnen on a Credit of ' Six months secured by bond with in tercel from datfc, ' and a mortgage of the premises, purchasers Spaying for papers and stampei Jj )il :->,s'l Commissioner's OfUoe, y l>- V- JAMISON^.: Orangeburg C. Iir V ComnUsficnka*. I March I, .18(38. J ^ ^ ? . ALSO . Cf ji. Glover, et. al. 1 .,. , , lohn L. Glover, ot ab J ' ,l ^ Under decroo in Equity'in this tsse, X fVi'hmtck the 6th day of April next, for cash, the building (a# the taken dawn and removed by tho purcbawr) on the School House Lot in Opongcburg, . i And at the uamo tiu^c the Lot containing an aorfT more or less, bounded north by tho Catholic Burial Ground and a lot of B. Ff. Hewlett, cast by a Street, couth'by lots of B: Williamson ami !. F. Thompson, and west by tho Methodist Church lot- ' ? ? Terms?So much cash as w ill pay the costs>;ef suit and expenses of sale, balance in three mpnths. .Title to be withheld'until payment is made?pur ' chasers paying for papers and stamps. .'J .'. V ' J. F. ROBlNfl'JN/',h March 4, 1808. > Clerk of x^irtw "I ALSO- ?' 1 -.Hi ?Borah Riley, \ ts. Virt '? VY. L. W. ItUoy, Adui'r. ct. ab j . . . Under order in Equity in this case, I will sell on the Cth April next. Two Tracts of Land formerly of Wm. Riley, one containing 97 acret. and the other 100 acres, being Lots 2 and 5 bid off by Mrs. Sarah Rlley od the 4th March, 1807. whose bid was not com plica with. . A description of which will be given at the sale-: --d Terms?One-half cash, the balance on a credit untiljthe first of December next, sectired by a bond with interest from date, -ind a mortgage 'pt tho premises, in whiob shall bo inserted a eovennnf f?r resale in 21 dayu notice nfler breach of the condi tion of the bond. | Purchaser to pay fpr papers add stamp*. .,. ;.u Commissioaer's Office, V y. D. V. JAMISON* ~T Orangeburg C. if., V CominisBiorierJ!l March 4, 1808. J ALSO A. G. Collier, Adiu'r. vs. Caroline Eastcrling. Under decree in this ca.?o in Equity, I will sell fc* cash, the Estate in remainder on the determination of the widow's Estate in dower, aU that Parcel of Land allotted to Caroline En sterling, widow, of Ed ward W. Easterliug, which was assigned . to her, under proeecdings in the Court of Ordinary, con taining 843 acres, more or.less, being the ,4IIome Htcnd" containing 260 acres, and 08 aores Out-of another Traot, which was,Of tho said E. W. Euster Hng. More particular description given at sale.-].. Commissioner's Offioc, ") V. D. V. JAMISON, ' OrangoburgC. II., S. C, V Commissteaar* March 4 1808. ) ALSO- * _ _ _. . : ' ? ? ,-. i.t ht.ii James F. Livingston, V ? r vs. I Elita V. Livingston, et. al. J Under decree in Equity made in this Case, sell the Land which was of William F. Livingston, on the Oth April next. Said Laud being in Oranger burg District, and called the "House, cr Monk's Corner Tract, of which n fuller description will bo given on the day of salo. ? ' Terms?Onv-tbirtl eash, the balance on a crodifi to tst December next, secured by bond with inter est from date and a mortgage of the premises, with a covenant for resale after legal notice, in case cA? brbaeh of the bond. Purchasers to pay for papora anil stamps, j ? ' 1 'I Commissioner's Office, V' .'V: DJV: JAMISON, Orangeburg C IE V Commissioner-. March 4, 1808. J . ALSO - Juri ah E. Arthur, "| | vs. V J. O. Keitt and P. M. Ilousor, Adm'ri. J -.' Will bo sold at the same time and plncc,' o Tra?4 of Land containing 48 acres, more or lese, i? Orangeburg District, on the head waters of Higk\ Hill Creek, and bounded north and, west by lands of Mrs. M. K. Wannamakor^ south and oast by Thomas. El Whaley. Terms of Sale?One-half oash and the balance in six months, secured by a bond drawing intercec from tlie day of sale, and mortgage nigned by (ho purchaser to secure the payment of tho purchase money. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, OrlngeburgC.il. } CbmmisaiaBCcjfi March 4, 1868. j .: ALSO John C. Keancrly, y ' ., .. > Joseph E. Bailey. ) Will be sold at the same time and placs, a Plasia?" tion or Tract of Land containing 224 acres, morceS' less, situate in Orangeburg District on the head' waters of Willow Swamp, and bounded On tho north, and east by lands.of the cstato of Thomas Gleaivov deceased, and touching Amos Gl colon's land, and' on the south and east by lands of Mary S. Argoo and Gideon Blume. Terms of Sale?One-half cash, tho balance on a ' credit of one year. secured by bond with interest * from day of sale, and a mortgage of the premises,' containing a covenant tor aale, after legal notice of ' salo in ease of a breach of the bond, or the .whelo . nmount can be ; aid in cash. Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg-C. II. > Commissioner.' March 4, 18(48, ) > march 7 ? ? ; td IN Tili: mSTRICT COURT OF TUB UNITED:-STATES?Fon tub Disthict or Sot'Tit Cauoi.ina?In tuk M.vttkii of David Stivkndeu, Bankuvi-t?Is BAkkauPTOT?ToWuost IT may Coausax.?The undersigned horeby gives" notice oi his (appointment as Assignee o* David Stivendor in the Distriot of Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within said District, who ..has been adjudged a bankrupi upon his own pit it ion, by tho District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg C. IL, the 10th day of March A. D. 1808. mar 21?81 , P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF.' THE UNITED STATES?Foams DuvraiCT or South Carolina?lx the Matter or Madison P. Way, Barkbuft?Is Bankbittcy.?To Whom it may Cokobux.?The Undersigned hereby givos no licc of his appointment as Assignee of Madison P.. Way, in the District of Orangeburg and Stato of South Carolina, within Baid District, who has been,' adjudged a bankrupt npon his own petition, by the District Court of Baid District, Dated at OraugeburgC. 11., the 17thday of March A.D., 18(18. mar 21?3t P. V. HI HP EE, Assignee. IN TUK 1>INTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED 8TATES?Foa rws District . or South Carolina?In thb Matter or Iavix A. Till, Hank.i i n-?In Bakkbuttoy.~To Whom it hay Conorrn.?The undersigned hereby gives no tice of bis appointment as Assignee of levin A. Till, in the-District of Orangeburg and State ef" South Carolina, within said District, who h-\p been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of Baid District. Dated at Orangeburg C. U., the 19th day of March. A. D. 1^08. m ar 21?Ot, P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee*.