The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, August 15, 1868, Image 8
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jl'rom tho Sou thorn Christian Advocate] '
l\-wb ?&litjr iiirjaeavett. H
I ?m dreaming, dearest mother; ::.
:, vOf the bright and ghirio?B rast?; ;
. JJrp the?^Ufty.pf^ the shadow,"
. C'olvtpy i?ul Ha gloom bad cuaU? .....
Dreaming of my happy childhood, - ' 1
' Scenes of l'^o? ItOpo arid'joy^ ' '.t V
' O'^a mothor's iove, ihaV tlwasuroV V .
That pure gold without alloy. '
/>.;? P!1?,1 toi?? ?h.qo dcarCBt toother,
Mies thy kind and thoughtful care,
^ha didst guido my infant footsteps,
To tho hoty shrine of prayer
fcoviag memories of goodness,
v With thy gentlo presence fraught 5
! ) j'f{} Coife") dflf aocthyray heart in a^g^fe,; V
*By the leseons .thou hast taught.
Tatienco, hopo and fnitb, dear mother, .
Thou didst teach thy wayward child;
Thou, a pure and humblo.follower, ; ; ' |
0/the Saviour "meek und mild."
Thou hast gained thy ??Homo ' above ;> j
By the blood of the Redeemor,
? iappy lnthat SaTioar'sloTO.
. for thou'rt sleeping mother, sleeping
. . J?,fTw.long ycar? btiiciitu the BOu,: :? '?? [
And thy ransomed soul rejoicing J
'Xn the presence of our God I ?
And I'm longing, hopiog, praying
For tho rest that now is tbino: $f
j. Swiftly, swiftly, speed tho momenta
AYlicn thy homo in.Heaven shall be mine.
II 1 1 ' T ' ' ' * ~* ? ?
'\mp> ^EtT Mp R 0 U S,
/ W$ht length ought alady's crinoline to ho ?
A little ahovo two feet.
_ A confectioner advertises "broken hearts"
for thirteen cents a'p'ound.
*Au Illinois,paper says there is n man in Ol
rioy so dirty that tho assessors put him down as
4?atfe$'tate.
^.V'sAn editor in Illinois gives . notico that
$Jf$hero? will be Vno-.papcr this week/' aslhis
wife is using the scissors. i
? :?' A !
f j-The minister who boas ted of, preaching
.'Witlioufc notes don't wish to be understood as
3^?feriog to greenbacks.
^ ?' An Iruh editor says ho can soe' uo earthly
... reason why women should not bo ; allowed to
foooomo medical men. .
?'ylt is'said.that tho Editor's Drawer of Harp
er's Magsaino is made up by women,?o ore j
a great many editor's drawers. |
An exchange contends that notwithstanding
- :iee of the fair sex, while tho' pre
.r^Hsjbht stylo Of head dress continues in vogue,
^ #$r$lt.is vory.nninifeat.
y :' A printer, in setting up1 tho schtonce,*' , e
arc but parts of a"^ stupendous whole," by nils
%iko of a letter made it read, "WcYro but
parts of a stupendous whalo."
-? ~. mm? ' ' ' ' -V ;
A witness in court who had boon cautioned
to give a precise answer to ovcry qucstiou, and1
: not to talk about what ho might think the
?(juost^on meant, was interrogated as follows :
^^i^QPoS drive a wagon ?"
??No," sir, I'do not.'?
"Why. man, did you not tell my learned
friend so,this moment?"
"No, sir, I did not,"
?'Now, air, 1 put it to you on your oath, do
you uot drivb a'wagon ?"
i?K& sir."
Abatis.
your occupation then?"
Ofi^vo a horse, sir."
AGRIGTJ LT URAL, &C.
I V
How to Form a Farmers' Club. .
H. A.,..Loxington, Mich., writes:?"We
-m. wish to Organize a Farmers' Club in this cou"
ty, and arc at a loss for a constitution and laws
for ...tho, same.. Would you bo kind enough, [f |
you . bavo any forms that would suit, to eoud
ono along?"
The Jess you ha^o to do .with laws and con
stitutions in organizing a Farmers' Club the
better you will succeed. Form the Club first
and make tho laws when you need them. Let
tho farmers who are interested meet and np
? point a Chairman and a Sccrotnry. You are
then ready to talk. Some one will propose a
subject upon which the information and ex
perience of tho members are desired. Tho
Secretary's pon should record tho gist of what is
said. Before tho meeting closes it will fix the
time of another. If expenses nro incurred some
members will "circulate tbo hat" and funds
wilJ. ',be forthcoming to moot thorn. Subjects
will bo proposed for consideration at tho next
meeting, and somo will write essays and collect
special fjicts concerning them. By-and-by
materials will accumulate and the Secretary
will * send the best of them to the Agricultural
. papers for publication. Your Club may get to
be as famous as tho ono in Gotham, and after
all yon will never have or nocd a constitution
or code of by-laws. Wo adviso our friends to
gtt' ahead, get together and talk, and not stick
and stumble over tho organization.?Rural
Kno Ydrlscr.
IIoRSKS in Fl,y Time.?Tho fly, insignifi
- eunt as it is in sizo and devoid of the power of
doing any great harm, is one of tho most an
noying of the insect tribe. A nuisance to
man, tho fly is tho terror of tho horse, whose
flesh is mado to quiver whenovor tho foot of
one touches him. It is, theroforc, un act of
humanity to come to the aid of the horse,
. powerful as he is against his nimble assailant,
the fly. Jlero is a recipe which is said to be an
excellent defeinic against it. At all events a tri::!
much oxpense, nor will
?T* uu^ihng us a do
4T?kv> two or three sinall
upon vhi'Mi pour
Quarts of cold Water; lot it in
fuse ono night, an? pour the whole next morn
ing into a kettle and let it boil for a quarter of
more is rel^Tr^^^l^w^unM^fn n^poiugo, Und
bo lore the horse goes out of tho stable, lot
hMQ^part^^icb ar?iuq.s.t irritable, bq smeared
vq?viAi %t^qu<{r^.'vj? t Wwqefi and jupon.
nVcnra.^tho' nock, llank, etc. Not only the
lady or gentleman who rides out for- pleasure
will derivo benefit from the waluut leaves thus
Should a Farmer be More than a
Faumku F-tW.o,think be should. He should
no" a mechanic as woll; should know something
moro than
To plow and to sow.
To reap on J to mow.
to needs tho ability to .repair bis tools; to
understand how, to.keep bis implements in pro
per condition mthtibt being entirely dependent
uii the bigekstinth or uiuchinist, to be able to
do e;u|ftt/tei'ti]g work, to patch and mcud har
nesses, to merit!* his "tin ware, and to do many
[pother jobs.which tho denizens of towns and
vo^^l^^t^tiorov convenient to turn over to^
tlioBO who make theso ropairs a specialty. He
should ha^ajroontfitted for n workshop, with
foot-luthd'ancl small forge, and all the appli
ances, on a smull scale, of a conibiued machin
ist and carpeuter shop. Working with these
tools is a very pleasant employment on stormy
duy3, when outdoor labor is interdicted.?
Scientific American.
Salad.?Slashed potato, rubbed down with
cream,.mustard, and salt, is no bad substitute
for eggs, and imparts to salad a now and not
unpleasant flavor. Tomatoes?those warm
. ornpge-lubod tropicals "popmies d'amour'?are
excellent, too, in a salad. Their rich-flavored
pulp and skin, warm as capsicums, are incom
parable, if well spread and diffused on n proper
friendly .footing . with tho other iugredients.
French beaus, too tho most deiicato of vegeta
bles, make a salad of great merit. You .must
boil the beans as usual for the table, then mis
?'-Til '-."\ -???; ,
a dressing ib tho following proportions:
Four mustard ladles of mustard,
Four salt ladles of salt, ? ?
.v-Throo* dessert-spoonfuls of essence' of nu
?novy, BE .
Four ditto of u\pidir$oni ketchup,
Throe ditto*of tlm best Italian oil,
Twelvo of vinegar,
Thrco unboiled eggs. ? .
?, i? ?? ;
Crops -in the SouTH.?Tho prospect of
good crops in every part of the South is
checrbg. OurCQrrospoudouLs in Georgia, Ala
bama, : Mississippi, and Texas write us par
ticularly hop?ful. letters. What the people of
those States stand' most in need of, next to
good government, is money. This thoy are
likely to have in greater abundance than dur
ing auy 3'car sinco the war. In our own
business wo begin already to pcrccivo a health
ful atmosphere. Every day the mails bring
us letters from every corner and cross road
containing, nnmunts that range from fifty conts
to fifty dollars, and often much larger sums.
Thcso1 go to show that tho people are up and
doiug, and they take an iutorcst in affairs,
that they do not despair. Wo are truly glud
to bcc ity-ns well for our own sake as their.
The Jouhiiit cau never want for readers while
Southern-men have full pockets, and the pock
ets of Sojjthorn mon will not want fur green
backs sol long as Cod blesses tho Southern
land witk-^good crops.?Louisville Journal.
Mauhlehead Preserved Peach.?Take
a peck of ripe peaches, stone and pare them,
allow a bowl of white sugar to u bowl of peach;
put a layer of peach into tho stone jar, thou a
layer of sugar, and so on till they are used
up.
Let them stand for two days; drain off the
syrup, boil and skim and turn over tho peach,
stand for two days; drain off tho syrup, scald
nud skim, and again' return to the peach and
it is fit for use.
-man -a??
Items,
The stamp* furnished the Post-office Depart
ment the past year amount to 8380,000,000.
A Chinese magazine, photographically illns
tra'tcdj'h&s'bcch started nt Hong Kong.
Oscar Dalrymplo of Minn., lnst year culti
vated 1,700 acres of wheat, and made $3,000.
Alton, III., bas shipped moro than eleven
bundl ed bushels of strawberries this year.
The wheat crop is harvested in nearly all
parts of Indiana, aud is tho best grown there
a long time.
Tho N. Y. 7Y?u? has obtained a judgment
against tiid city for $25,000?an advertising
bill.
A Fishing yacht brought into Portland har
bour tbOi pthqr-.day, oight sword fish, averag
ing twelve feet each in length.
Three-wheeled wagons nro tho latest novelty
in tho vohicta lino. Tho driver's seat, separate
from tho wagon body, is over the front wheel.
Tho vnpour of sulphuric ether has been
found to preserve fresh meat from putrifhetion,
although imparting '< peculiar taste to it. It
is suggested that it might bo used to advantage
by undertakers, keeping bodies'for a longer
time than might otherwise be possible.
MjKNTAL- ANO ' MANUAL LABOU.?Pvoif.
Jluughton ?r.Tniuty College, Dabliu, lias
published boiuo curious chemical commutations
rosp^cting tho relative amounts of pKyalcal
exhaustion produced by mental and manual
.labor. According to those chemical estimates;
two hours of severe mental study abstract
?c^ itJ.L_?__._i2.L ijS&S v ,_.1
From-tho humah;systjjip as^niueh vital strength
as " is ? taken "from 'it by an i
Jyaa entire day. of mere |
bond-work. This fact, which seems to rust
upon^ strictly ?c?cu$fip ln^
?jiion^ jwho ljt$. brain Work j bUould; bo careful,
first, not te%v^rtaslc tBemsolves
exertion; and seeondly, that tbey should not
omit to take physical exertion on a portion of,I
each day, sufficient to restore the equilibrium
botwoon thi nervous and, the muscular systciih.
Med. and SttrgS Hep'ofter."
CARDS.
IZLAJ3 & DIBBLE,
Attorneys and Solicitors.
Will Practlcoln Courts of the Stale, and also of
the United States, especially In the Cuur'a of
B A N K R V?iTt??.
OBAN?EB?KCr, S. <?.
JAMES P. IZhARV SAMUEL DIBBLE.
fob 23 - ? ly
Attorney at Law ami Solicitor in
. .?QUIT.Y.
Office in Public Buildings,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE.
OUANGEBUItG C. II., So. Ca.
die 7 ly
copartnership
De TEEVILLE& AMAKE?,:
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oramjvbwij District.
W. J. DkTREVILLE, I A. P. AMAKEIt,
Orangeburg C. H. Lcwiaville, S. C.
fob 1 tf.
DENTIST.
WILL BE IN ORANGKBURG EVERY FRIDAj
AND SATURDAY.
. , ? -
I - JG?y Rooms at'Masonio Hall, opposite Cornelson,
Kramer & Co.
nprll 4 tf
E."izEKIEL,
watch m vio;h and jkivw,i:r,
(At Store forntcrjy occupied by C. Bull & Co.)
OHAXGEBIRG, S. C.
ALI .WORK WARB AN TED.,^_J
jnay 9 . ' '_,
0RAN6EBUE? HOTEL
BY
w. R. TKEADWELL.
THIS HOUSE ilAS BEEN NEWLY FIT*
Iii! ted up, and is now open for the aecommoda
liiiLtion of the public. Comer Russell and
Broughtou Streets
may 9 * . 9
BULL & SC?VILL,
AGENTS FOR THE
Equitable Lifo Iiisnrmieo Company
OF N&W YORK,
POLICIES NON-FORFEIT ABLE,
Dividend Declared Auuuallrtp-'Policy Holders
fcb.28 $ td
THE CANNON HOUSE!
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Rc
tspectfully inform flirt Traveling Pub
flic that his HOUSE is opened for
' their acco nodntion.
RATES OF BOARD.
Bonrd per Day......?...$ I 75
?? Week..... 7 00
? Month. 20 00
JAS. CANNON,
ISttprietor.
aug 8 o ly
PELZER, RODGEES & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
P. J, PELZE It, F. S. RODGERS,
W. 0. MUCK EN FUSS
july 11 4m
^1 ijmetx's patent
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN
Cotton ginned on this Gin sold in Charleston last
Season, at one to two cents per pound more than
the same class of Cotton ginned on the ordinary
Gins of the Country. This statement is certified by
twenty-five of tho principal Factors and Buyers in
Charleston.
Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac
ceptances. 8cnd for a Circular.
BRJNLEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And a full Stock of Ilnrdworc and Agricultural
Implements for sal? low, wholesale and retail.
C. GRAVELEY, No. 62, East Bay.
South of the Old Post Oliioo,
july 11? 2m Charleston, 8. C.
REMOVEO.-TUc Subscriber Re
spectfully Informs his friends and customers
thai holies removed his BABBER SHOP to his
Store, one door below J. Me.Namara's Store, where
he will bo pleased to servo all who may give hint a
call.
mar 30?ly JAMES CANNON.
I-jlRUITIiANW NURSERY, AU44US
* TA, Gn.?We oiler for tho Fall Planting, n
very large and superior stock of Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, Strawberry Plants, Rose*, Evergreens, Or
nnmeutal Trees and Shrubs, Bedding and Orocn
Hoitse Plnnts. Descriptive and wholesale Cata
logues mailed on application to
P. J. BERCKMANS.
july I8-r*4hu* Augtihtu, Uu,
.'.'.jj,i'.ii.j-j.j.i.jj"j!a..JJJ?t"-1
WM'. ; WALTON spifr
COTTON . FACTOl|
f y yr-A^D-?? J ' ' Dp'
G'u.'s Wharf; 1 ?
Charleston, s: d.
JB?Jf* Prompt and personal Attention given to tho
BaloofX'?ttt?'.'
?'?:?'? ntg 24 ? liios 0
CHEAP CASH STORE I!
. WE?: ME RECEIVING
imssii supplies
* ? 7
of
DRY (?ODS
GROG ERIK S
liVKltY \VEEK,
And will guarantee .quality, nnd price to suit all
who mny favor us with'a cull/
We will take in trado alt kiirils of ?? *5 '"? ?
COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the .highest market prices, find put our Goods nt
r.s low. figures Us nny 'house in! Town.
? oot 18?cly KEITT BROTHERS.
The Carolina Farmer
T> ELI EVING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
Mi? Farmersand Planters ofthis section demand
the publication of a periodical to bo be derotcd to
the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro
linas, wo have determined to. establish such a po
riodionl under the title of
THE CAROLINA' CARMEN,
and will issue the first number ns? soon ai< a sufli
oioill number of ??bserIben* arc ohmincH tO pay a
reasonable share of tlic expense of Publication
.- The FARMER will be issued monthly hi $2 00
j per annum, in advance ;: will contain not less than
thirty-two Inrge double column pages 'of rending
mutter, bound in handsome covers': nnd in typo
grnphienl'execution ,will not ho surpassed by any
Agrionlturnl Monthly in the country.
Being determined to do whntever energy will nc
eomplish iu making tlie FARMER, wqethy the.sup
port'of the intelligent Plahiers' and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina} and desiring
to introduce it into every county In IhoVci, States,
we wish lo employ active Agents at every P??t
f if bee. to whom the most liberal inducements will be
-Oftcred. , ? , j . . y , ? j
Address nil Communications to ,.
UM. II. BERNARD. ?
jitly 4?if Wilmington. S. C.
ri^IiK GREAT POPULAR IMPKK
.__ vCHAIU^STO^iAlL^^p'fl.
Suf/scry
_ .>...,. .^.?U
THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLY .NK1VS.
Throe Dollars a year:?Two Dollars for Six'.Mon'hs j
B^f" Terms?Cash in ndvniice. No ('?per Kent
iinles the Cash accompanies the ortlcr. No Paper
sc!'tfor a longer time than paid for;
RIORDAN, DAU'SON" & CO..
deo21?tf$ .-Proprietors..
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Charlestou Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY',
15Y A. S. WIXLIXCITOX A CO.
Daily 'Taper - - - - ' $8.00' por Annum.
? Tri-Weekly Papor - - ?4.00 per Annum.
The war closed with a large indebtedness on tho
part of our former subscribers, some of whom have
proffered us payment. To others wehuvc presented
no claim, nmid the. losses and misfortunes by which
they have becu surrounded, having been spared the
necessity of doing so by the very generous, prompt,
nnd hearty support we have uniformly received,
t We arc able to wail for the advent of better times,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
tho land lhey will cheerfully moot their obligations.
To all such wc cordially extend un invitation to re
new their subscription*.
jan 11 dh tf
(rnnxv <i,' Mtts. niniiLH's,)
281 KING STREET,
Jjcticecn Wcnticarth and Jfnzel Street*. inttJ
irithin three minutes' italic of all llw
l\inrij/al Wholesale and Retail
JImises of Meeting, King and Jfayne Street*,
and the Post Office, Charleston, S. C.
The City It all why, which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of. the house.
TEEMS OF ROAItl) :
Board bv the dav.;.$2 GO
M .; .. Week.$12 <H> to $15 00
llKNtlli S PAH NICK, MllS. R. HlI.ltKHS.
oct 18 if
Ladies' Mutual Aid Associatiou
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C
rflHB object of this ASSOCIATION is to assist
I Ladies who arc struggling by their own en
ileavors to.support themselves ami families.
Orders for all kind of NEEDLK WORK will bo
neatly and promptly executed for which tho Asso
ciation will h*j responsible.
Also, Southern Preserves, Jollies, Wincf, Cor
dials nnd Pickles. &&,', arc made under its auspices,
and the (Quality Guaranteed;
For the benefit of our friends abroad, we give a
list of some of the Preserves, &c.:
Orango, Pineapple ami Poach Marmalade Preserves,
Lomoiis, Citrons,'
West India and Ogcechcc Limes,
Blackberry,
Plum and Quinte Jellies,
Wines, Cordials,
IV ich and Apple Leather,
Crystalixot] Fruits,
Pickled Shrimps and Oysters.
All orders for Work, Proservcj, \c, to he nlU
drcixud to Mus. LEE, Superintendent,
At the Depository, v
No. T Chahhcr? Street, Charleston,
.i'dyl! tt
Dr. B. M. SMer, Druggist
YCST RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH
?J Supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. E
Alm Perfumeries, such oh Extracts, Toilet Soaps
of every description. A f?ll assortment ot Hair,
Clothes,. Nail, Tooth and Shaving Rrushos.of the
best qualified. '? ? SB*"*
'With a fine assortment of Stationery; Jnks.iliOAd
Pencils, IndcUiblc Pencils for Marking Clothes,
Writing Pens und . Holders of every description,.
Memorandum Books, &o.
.You can find anything genet ally kept in a well
Regulated Drug Store. All of which is offered low
for the Cash. Call and see for yourselves.
mar 7 . ly i
-,-__.-.
SELLING OFF
= , ? m^k If;
at
? M
NEW SPRING
GOODS,
JUST RECEIVE!)
1 BY I
D. LOUIS & CO.,
agentb;
fub 15 ly
Schedule Mouth Cnroliitu Rail Road.
kN AND AFTER SUN1>AY. MARCH 20Tot1lF.
Passenger Trains ou the South Carolina it'll!
Koad will rutt as fnllou n I
/*/r ViduHlhiit?Train.
Leave Charleston.:.;... r,:3tl A. M.
& Ornugchurg............... 12:10-P.. M.
Arrive at Columbia......... 8:.">t> P. M.
Xiyht Train.
Lear.'Cli.irlei}fi>n...,. Siltl I'. M.
<>, ...^.<-..?k .J:i.t?*. .\. Si:
Arrive at Columbia.^.i..;. f.rJO A.M.
/?)?" C/iarfrfft.ii?-Dili/ Train.
|.L*ovo Colombia..i. ti:UO A. Y.
i>iai??cburg.-. PjUj A. M.'
Arrive ut Charleston..... r.:lt) P. M.
Xi'jht Train.
Leave Columbia. .ri;:Ji>.P. M.
Oratigchm-g.10:$! P. M
Arrive ni Chaimston. . "?:'.'.0 A. M.
II. T. PEAKK,
ninr *J8?tr J General Superintmdant.
TllK STATIC OK SOUTH CAKOLLNA,
Ott A N (; KBL'ItO 1*1 STK (CT.
In the Common Pleas.
Umffon Carter. 1
v.l. V Attachment.
I Rniley !i Uro?. J
W11KRKAS the PlalntilTiIM. on the tenth inj
Of April, A. D. IHBS, file hi.-. Declara. ?n
against the Defendants, who (as it is said) are a ?
sent from and without tho \lrn\i? ef ih\*'Xtm?t
have neither wife nor Attorney known within the.
same, upon whom a copy of the Said Declaration
might be ser'vfd:
It is therefore ordered. Tliat Ihto said Dcfend-int
do tippenr and ]>lead to the said Declaration on or
before llie twelfth day of April, which will he in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, otherwise final ami absolute judg
ment will then be given and awarded against hiiu.
Clerk's OtHce, ) JOS.'EORINSON,
Ornngcburg District, I C. C. P.
i April 10, 1K0S. J
i apl 11 12 m j
In Equity.
on a x<; kiiu ih m strict.
Tho State Ex Relation?, \ Rill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit, V Pcrpotuato
In re lost Documents. J Testimony.
Application having been made by Mrs. Eliza
Robinson, tu prove the existence, loss and contents
of a deed of conveyance to her from .lames Cannon
of a lot of land situate in town of Orangehnrg,
fronting on Middlcioii Street, and measuring on the
front one hundred and seven feet, and bounded on
the North by lot of W. T. Light foot, on the east by
lot of C. Whittemorc and Win. M. Ilutsnn, on the
south by lot of the said Kliz.i Robinson ami C.
Whittennnc and the west by Middletou Street.
On motion of Messrs. I/.lar tt Dibble, Solicitors,
it is ordered, That .ill person's who desire so to do,
may appear and cross-examine the evidence pro
duced, and introduce evidence in reply before, me
I on the first day <>f October A. D. I8?8,
I Commissioner's Ollice, "J V. D. V. JAMISON,
J OrangeburgC. 11.. S. ('., > Commissioner,
.lime 20 lMiS. J
July 1 td
In Equity.
l
OH A X0 KUU m PISTJtlCT.
The State ex relalione \ Rill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit y Perpetuate
In re Lost Documents. j Testimony
Thomas Addison Murphey by William F. Rarton,
his Guardian and next friend,. aving made applica
tion to prove the past existence, Iofs and contents
of a Deed of Conveyance to him, from Rebecca
Murphey. now Rebecca Wolfe, wife of James R.
Wolfe, of n Tract of Land situate, lying and being
in the fork of tho Edisto rivers, in tho District
aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety-three
(l'.i:t) acres, iroro or less, ami bounded by lands of
Win. Darfori. Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased.
Cn motion of Messrs. Ixlnr & Dibble^ Solicitors,
it is ordered. That all persons who desire so to do,
appear nr..2 erb?? essndn^ tho evidence produced,
and introduce evidence in reply, before n e on the
?Jlst day of September, A. D. 1WIS.
Commlssionbr's Oltico, "j V. D. V, JAMISON,
Orangehnrg t.\ II. I Comtut&iloncf,
June 1?, 1WS j
juno -0 td
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In Eqiiite^
OllANGEIJUItG DISTRICT.
L. M. Bookbart, V
8am. Koiord- Adm'ri f
K. P. Reese, Adm'r. J ' ,'iv ",,"?ift"'f
By order Of the' Court of Equity in the above*
slated case, the <cro\)'tc^a of; the late William P.
Reese, deceased^ afo hereby ubttned to come in ana
prove ihoirCdfoiiarids "beforo nie, .on or "?$toro tho
first Monday of October next. .
Commissioner's'Office, 1 ? V.H>. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg C. II., \
July 3, J808. J
July
July i
In Equity
ORANGEB?RG DISTRICT.
James D. Clechley, Executor V
vs. I
D. W. & K. Wesley Sncll. j - -'$S*v
By the flccrce-in thia case, tltb cleulrora ef Jfc W:
Sncll are required within three .months from tin?
date hereof to proya their, demands before mo. *
Commissioner's Office, V ' V. 1>. V. JAMISON.
Orangeburg C. II., > Commi?sioner:
May 2!Jf 18??. J
rony.2s$ ? >fev y. f Sni
In Enmity,
ORANGEBURG DISTR1
Jamee D. Clccklcy^JBxccntor, \
F. V. Sncll'& M. A. Fair: #v
By the decree in this ease the creditor? of S. Or
Fair, deceased, arc required Mithin three mnnthtt
from the date hereof tu prove their demand* he/ord
(Vmmissiuncr** Office, *t V. I). V. JAMtSl)NV
Bee, 1
Otnngeburg. S. C, Y CoinmiSBionrri
tuny SU, UHJ8. J ** '..
I may M 3 m
ORANGERURG DISTRICT.
Tho UliUO ex. \le1latione. ~) mtl?0*
Solicit or Hunt hern .Circuit,. \ . Perpetual* ...
In re luft Documents, j Tcsllm'on jf.
Applil'atloh hnvlnjc been made By David Furtlek
to prove tho existence,'In.?? and contents, of n deed
of Conveyance from YVm. Cooper; Margaret Cooper*
1). F: Cooper,' Joel A.-Cooper, und Mary Ji Cooper,
of a tract of land in Orangeburg JJiMrict.and State
of South Cnrulitln, containing lol nc'res/inore ?r
leaf. Ott motion of Mosers. Ixlar Jk Dibble. Solici
tors. It is ordered, That all' persons who desire sd
to do* Way appear before me oft the ,17th <lay of
August next, to cross examine the evidence pre-'
dltccd and'iritroducc evidence In replyi? 'Vwfr'
Cionmissioncr's Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON,.
Orangcbiirg C. II., I Commissioner*.
May J -**V
W l(i_??ffpf* -.-A >_<d
THE STATI* OF SOUTtU CARO?&A,
I OUANOr>Ot*UU DlSTUK'Tf
I? tlio Cominrj? Fleatt;
lltiiry llls(?lipff l,
v?. V Atlasbmefil.'
llrtUey.&t'ro.. J
Whereas tho Plaintiffs did oo the illll dajref
April; 1808, ftltf llioir' declaration against the De
fendant*,, who, (as.it. is said,) arc. absent from and
without the limits of tlih* State' and haTc neither
wife or Attorney known within the same, upon
whom a cepy of ?^?id Doelnrntion may be ser?ed }
t)n motion of M Oars. Ixlar'Dibble, Plaintiff-*
Attorney*, it. ia pnl?-rr.'|wThnt the naiil Defendsetsf
?In appear and plcnif toVir?e said DrrWation en
he}?!Te thr l*5jb day of April. wbieH will be in th<
Tear of our {.ardour ili^uiwnd ci<bt hundred mtui
*.tm.r-?;,,i...?il.teHTi-o Oi.n.1 *W-J ?i?..t?i(t jii ljrinrnt
will thru t>?* ^'itcu on l r?wnrdr 1 a^aiust them.
TierVn't> J. Y. ROBINSON,
April 11th. It-.*. > ... C. C. F,
apl 11 o-Hin 12m
THE STATE OF t50lTTII CAH?lilNA,
OKAXGEHI"Rtt: ffl&mi^*2&e^
J? the C'luunon Pleas.
Joseph E. Bailey". J
Wheren*. tho rinintiflT did. on the'JHth day.of
March. 18?"K. file his Declaration 'against the bt*>
I femhiiit, who (as if said) i< ab.-ent from eMid.with.ent
tlie limits of the Slate, ami has neither wife%n'or
Attorney known within the'same, uponlwliwn a
copy of the same derla rat ion might be.serrcd ;. it ia
therefore ordered. That' f ho' said defendant' do ap
pear and plead to the said declaration cti or btforo
the 20tb day of March, I860, otherwise final aud
absolute judgment will ?hrn bo given aa^ , awarded
ngainst him. 1,. -C^^a-^^i ^.^^ik^'
Clerk's Offieo, \ 3. 7. BOBINEN,
March 2ft. 1808. .,f.,.O&JtefLXk
aprii i Ij
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STATE OF SOUTH CAltOLINA,
OitANniiBuno ftrsTJiirr.
In the I>i?triet C'o^rl.
In pursuance of General Order.* No. l(>t, from
Headquarters Second Military' District, the Magis
trates of the District of Orangeburg will make ?
report on tho l*>th and last dajs of each month to
this Court, of allComniitnienls made by them duriejc.
tho precccding half month, specifying date of Com
mitment, name'B of Prisoners and the Oifeurea fa*
which they were committed ; ?altTMagistrates sjiall
also forward to the Clerk of this Coiiri, ?fl raengal
jtanoes and other- papers, connected with tho pro
eeedings against the Prisoners aforesaid, whiek
may be hr* their posseisian at the date cf mskiag
tho reports herein ordered. . ?
By order of the Courk
J. F- ROBINSON,
January 8, 1808. Clerk Dial riet Coart.
janll tf
-.-^-,-r
17INAI. XOTICK,?WE UKCiRF/1*
Jj the necessity which forces its to put all our
Notesaud Accounts in the hands of nn Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, aud tho.?e of our
friends who desire to save costcando so by calling
on W. J. DeTrevillc. CIIAS. BUI,L 4 CO.
l._.
]^OR 1MEXT?A 1.? rue and Com
? MODIO.US. STORK, lately occupietl by tho
Uriu of Chns. Rull it <:o., situated on Main Street,
in tho centre of business. Also the 'Upper- Story,
finely Plastered and suitable for ty Residence
Kitehen and outbuildings complete. Terms Tory
low. Apply to eiter CIIAS. S. BULL or'''
K MARCH ANT.
sept 28 ly
ipoii SAI.K.?Thf? Two PI^AXTA?.
J? TIONS forming a part or the KEITT KSTATK
and known as "DARBY'' and "KENNEIILY" plaees.
will bo sold., together with the Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
S. S. KEITT,
Care of William Middloton, Esq.,
dec 21?tf Charleston, 8. C.
Jos. If. Morgan,'
vs. J- Attaelunent.
?. go to
Hi T. 1). WOM-E'S.
TTOIISKK KKPKIl.S 1F YOU wa7vt
XX '? piuohaso your Goods at Charleston Cost
Friges, go In
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-., ..its
PAVILION HOTEI^
CHARLESTON, S. C.
koa?n, 1351t day,
A. Rl'TTKUFl Kl.P, MRS. II. 1-. li?T TEttVI RLf),
Superintendent. 1'j oprlctrfss.
dec 2?