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SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, 18?'j TUE ORANGEBURG NEWS 18 TJIB ON?t'^?fKR PUBLISHED LS OR , *dt Rottes?.<!?" "??jr'.-l ANaKRPIO COUNTY, AND PAYS WK|^?tS TQ EVKBY lioUSK A?yjHB^?:iy THE COUNTY. Xi?d8eeors**of '?Ar Tenders, doubtless, ob serveda jr^ crtw? fiti tl:o margin of. their pa per, last weck, several of theso kuew what it Meant, and no such mark will be found on tlielr psperH this week. Others, however, tuny not know what it mean", Well, we will pro ceed ?# fMWJ. means your suhl* tcriptioti is due, the second mark moans pay np, and crossing tbcm means that if you don't pay op you will be^croaW out, and no more Sarve the^leaj^ure of hearing us spoxU, through the medinetof the Oranoeuvro News. Wo i?rre fpf, ^adVr,i frond ly love you, and hate to {pert iSith you, but Vc love that two dollars, too; sow tip and don't get cross, baa la.!.1 ^e?s??-? a?' A*rtlfR kX? SQUARE NOTICE. " The ladder is worthy of his hire." All persons indebted to this office for Subscriptions to the OwAHQEBURQ News are expected to come forward and pa}' up between this and the first day of April next. All names ?n our subscription books at that date not credited with the amount of subscription due?will be struck from the list of subscribers to our paper. Wo ar?&^ crying; after "spilt milk." The* ?Mi^y; otf' hist Thursday evening, iu aid of tho Episcopal Church, was, we learn, on entire auccetM. i mi Haas? aai in - Tbc Nsfws Office returns its thanks to the Fair ceapsc who were united in the holy bands of wedlock, on Monday evening lust, for a nice rot of wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Fair have our eaftscet congratulations for a fair and fav orable voyage on the sea of lifo. The Board of County Commissioners have entered i ujt/f fgf^fff^} ffcrT the:; erect ion of a Court {Josse sod Jail for our County, and the work use J>oy eonsseooped. \ Wp ?iiuk Mr. JohA ?ucaa nas^rhe snporintcudancy of the work. The 6td Jail,' burut by Sherman's' suareh through the Carolinas, is to be used, as | far as available, in the now construction. Cou^lMf-HoTEL.'r-Seven of the boarders left this famous Hotel, on Saturday last, with out sctf ^pg tfceir hills,^oriseying by .your h ave Mr. Sheriff?all colored. One of ibe.n, fit ! ^0|i ... ? ^ nous for his wit, as well as rascality, iu pass ing a Indy who was powerless to stop him, said "good bye, ntissie, Glassgow gone, too." Somehow, these black birds, got a Gle iu their pOBJCS?tt'iJ, with; which they cut a bar from Oft? of thjn osw WiutbtWSj SHthi tlio aid of iVfc they succeeded iu getting (bo Inner uuw. r' off its binges ; tticy (hen brcke the outer doer of the cell ojpjvLlMua'uv, forte, tore up the flooring bsvsVWJ LiAllTheir escape 'While these proceediugs wcro taking place the iutuut s of the adjoining cell, soute seven or' eight iu number,^c^^np a tremendous sieging aud dancing, supposed* for tho purp ?sc of -drown in e the uoiaf made by those break i ug out. il - Ufr mn Fact ** StftAttOEft than Fiction.?We here received s communication from Mr. J. A. Dsutzlcr, which we publish iu part, and to rrhich w# would urgently call the attention of nil "croakers" who say that to employ froed meu is aiding business. It shows convincing ly to our mind that we have n cktss of the beat and cheapest laborers in the world, if they are properly managed and dealt with. Wo have the testimony of a gentleman, too, who worked over one hundred bauds last year, to the effect, that he never cleared as much money to tbo hand before in bis life. There are dozens of others who worked from ten hands up, who say the same (hing. But rend what Mr. Gutsier ssjs i planted, with tho aid of one icolorcd woman1,* 17 seres of corn, manured ?lightly with cotton seed and manure from stable, mixed; gathered 255 bushels good ?m?ru. **\ f>nt*\? m out tort, without tuy Oiktfure. ?gathered three and a half bales of clean cot tweighiug 400 lbs to tho b ?lq. Bice 3 acres, 'gathered 5^4 pealed busbeb). Ouo acre of pota toes, made a fine crop. Made also a fine lot of peas, gathered 'Vmly about 30 bushels, and turned my stock ou balance. I also planted around m^^csj^oisrsiiSjboo* three aeros of sot ton, worked by my cook and a little boy nine years old?made two bales weighing 400 lbs. each ; and ono acre of pimlers madu n flue lot, only gathered ton bushels, and turned stock on; >ugar??a*jey oot-oulte J acre, undo 100 gallons fine ?yrtij>. Besides the abovo I man aged G banu?? on t?j osa fdubi ui.. G ',, ,, m for the E?tato of G. P. Tilly U miles off, and H bands ou Mr. Stroman's pjsc?,*tid mhftr^bbd crops with them all, for which I am moro than thankful to' a kino: Frovfdeneo. "HcspAtftkllr, ?'JA8. A. DANTZLEIt, uMnr.-h 0..18G9. St. Matthows, S. C." T Sou jlve'chango & MaaaVsk JTbln Drucker 1 & Co'b advertisement. They have just rc eeivcd ireeh .stock of all descriptions, and would phjpox haye.thoi^-vlriends call.. . Wo would advke them to do so, ? T Unas.----!-? Importgut to buy. your goods cheap and keep your buik tngs insured und your life assured. 8? says Messrs. BfH, floovill & Pike, and so aav wo. All ?if this can ho d?hu hv nullius- on Messrs. Scovill & Piko. See. their ?d vcrtiHcuiefil, it speaks Tola mos. f& The above firiu will please accept our thanks lor a pnpc'tf of their patent parabola, gold bur nishc i, siivor sicci necuies, which have been .pronounced by a'better ju-Ige than-we'tiro, the best needles in the marks? Sold only by M?s*.?. Bufl^covill A Pike. J he Hoard of Equalization udjourned yes terday . ' We learn that very few as.ses.snieuts on real estate huve beeu changed from the origi-1 nal assessments. -? ? n We published last week the disuppeuranco of A. J. Ostrandcr, under suspicious cireum stances. A warrunt being in the hands of the Shfcriff for his arrest. Mr. Ostrandcr, as Boon as ho ascertained the fact that he was wanted, made his appearance and surrendered himself j to the SheriiT, and upon investigation of tho mutter, Smith, tho prosecutor, acknowledged that he had foully wronged A. J. O., and had made oath to facts which he could not substan tiate. We give publicity to the above as just ly due Mr. Ostrandcr. E. T. li. 3.,?Druncbviile?is a trump. II? is ready to give two hales of cotton to help build a Cation Factory, and uivos three oheers f >r Grant ami his party?and is still able, and does, pay fitr his paper. Send along that olub. Out subscription list is increasing rapidly in that section of our County, for which wj feel grateful. We can soon boast of over one thousand "white circulation in the Couuty. We call attention to the card of Mr. E. Eackiel, who advertises a line stock of Millin ery for sale?beiow cost. Now is youv chance ladies. Wc learn that tho store room of Mr L. Csrtcn, on Lull Swamp, was broken into :t short time since, and robbed of ten or fifhun hundred pounds of meat, the labor of nc:trly two years. No clue to the thief. Mr. Cartcn has our sympathies. COMMERCIAL. Omca or tiik On.\s?Kmnu Nkws, March 10, 18(59. COTTON.?Sales for the week, 00 bales with a downward tendency. Wc quotes: Ordinary i,.2tJ Good Ordinary. Low Middliug.2/>r Middling.*'20 Strict Middling. 1 rt.M?i Middlirtsr. . ?->. . T.Vl'i-'U JltCE?Is dull at ^1 85 per oushci. Corn 1.10 Teas 1.05. Tinders, SOlbs to bushel, $1 50. GOLD. 2? SILVER. 22 .? ? ^ i.i Consignees per South Carolina Railroad Remaining in tho Depot to Date. J. II. Livingston, J. Ii. Folder, D1C. Howe, F. M. Jones, J. Chambers. J. Uounctt, V. M. Smith, J. W. Tyler, U. W. Dates, Waii MeElroy, D. H. Kii'jtts. Guano will be unloaded on the Platform at Con signee's risk. In accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storage will horcaftcr be charged on Uiaids remaiuing in the Depot for un unreasonable hmglhof time. W. C. MEREDITH, A go at. IX the DlsMvfet Courlof Ihe I! nil od STA TKS^-For South Carolina?January Term, Ihti'.i?In the Matter of F. VitmaH, <>f UarhtcrU County, S.. ft, Bankrupt?Petition flit Full awl Final I>i*cl>ari/t in Mankruptet/.?Ordered, that u lieavinr bo hud on the 1 tit L day of April, 1800, at Federal Court House in Charleston, S. ('.; and that all creditors, &c, oF said Rankrupt appear at said time and place, and shew cause, if any they Can, why the prayer of tho Petitioner should not be grunted. And that the second and third meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held nt the office of J. C. ('arpcnter, Esq., Register of Second t 'niigrcsidounl -District, S. 0., oa 7th day of April, lSoU, at 12 M" Ry order of the Court, (be 4th dny of March, DAN L llORLBECK, Clerk of the District Courts the U. a for So. Ca. marin 2t OHANOEBL'Hil COWXTY, PRORATE COURT. Bx rate James P. Martin, Adm'r estate of J. W. UarUp, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons holding any demands against the nbove Ks tale will render them properly vouched, to Thud. C. Andrews, Judge of I'robate Court, on or boforo Wednesday, 7th day of April next, after publication hereof, or their their claims will lie dc ourrcd. Haid Estate has been proven insolvent, and is now in course of aettlenutttt?Debtors will . make payniuut on or before tiial day, or will be le gally dealt with. Dated March 10, A, D. If5!',!). TH.VD. 0. ANDREWS, mar li>?4t Judge of Probate. ^JOTTOX SEKD FOR SAM-:. I'he Subscriber offuru for sal.? fit) bushels of the D1CKSON COTTON SEED, grown by himaelf the pa*,: ?nr>?VM, Vihi. !? Ihm been kepi perfectly pure, but has not hoeu selected. Price 50 cts. per bushel in lots of ? bushels or over. t< fcair? ? JA8. II. FOWLKS. t _/ --_ IMXAIi NOTIfi: lOCUEUlTOBM, JTj Ihe Undersigned ia about to close up the Ks tate of W. F. McMillan, dco'd. Creditors who do nst present their demands before tho 1st January next will be barfed. J, T. JENNINGS, nov 14?tf kxeeutor. i* IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of NKTf, Bankrupt, Ex parte TtrOMA? F. Kkn.nkui.y, Hemst LM?j*uIro*/iou? R, MttuWe and Clan & Bull. i U& virtue of nn order of aale from the Honorable the IMstrlct Court of tlie United Slates, for the Dis trict of South Carolina, I will sell at publio auction at Orangeburg C. H., on Monday April 6th, 1801?, | at the fofti Ifour$?frsa$o. , i Sevoirut tracts of land lying on ond contiguous to Willow Swamp,, vis : No. 1. Containing'IK acres more or less, bound ed by lar.t? of Mary C. Argoc, Jas. Foglc, Palis Gregory, Malaohi Stevenson and tract No. 2. No. 2. Containing 84 acres more or less, bounded by lauds of ?Mary C. Argoe, W. K. E. Bonuttt, John Phillips, Malnchi Btoveusou and tract No. 1. No. !J; Containing 125 acres more or less, bound ed by lauds of W. 1L E, Bounott, John I). Living* stou and irsftjNb.! ? LT. C.I .1 Lwa No. 4*. Containing I71>acres more or less, bound ed by lnndapf .W/It. ii. BouneU, traot No. *, John D. Livingston and tract No. . * t N6..0. >Cgatainiag'i*7l acres mord or less, bound ed by Ruu of. DoohaiM Breech, tract. No. 4, lands of j Mrs. Anim 0lover and tract No. G. No. (J. Coutuiniug 220 acres more or lens, bound ed by Run of Dooham Branch, tract No. 6, lands of Jacob Fugle and John 1C Milhous.'' No. 7. Containing 300 acres wore or lese, hoend ed by Iiiii.Im of Jolm R. Millions, tract No. 8, Mrs. R. Hughs and W. R. E. Bonnett. No. ?. Containing 215 acres, more or* less, bound ed by lands of John R. Milhous, John C. Wadkius, estate or W. Fogle, W. Tyler, Mrs. R Hughs and tract No. 8. Plat will be exhibited on day of sate. Conditions?One-half cash, the balance in one yoAr, secured by bond bearing interest from day of | Sale Sud mortgage of. tlge. property^ Pure ha.sers to pay for pnpoVs mid stamps. P. W DIBBLE, Assignee Estate of II. 'I. Bonnett Bankrupt. March 9, 1809. marl 8 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?Iu the matter of John S. I'.owk, Bankrupt Ex parle Qtoiujc, B. Bis.nakek. Ry virtue of nn, or<leV of ynl'- from'tlie Hoiiom bk? District Court of the'United Shitoi, for the Dis trict of South Carolina, I will sell at public utiolion at Orangeburg C. 11., on Monday the ?Ith April, lb'i'.l. at i lie usual hours of sale. < All that plantation art tract of lund lying in the Fork of Edisto, Ornngcburg County, containing Hwo hundred and sixty-four (204) acres more or "less, hounded by lauds of estate of Qeo. S. Hinns kcr, W. E. Moss, Uilli.ird Holten, E. Boltun and es tate of B. Jennings. Condition's-?;pue-Lulfonsli, balance in on?? year, sccurad byshonil ho* ring tutorials mul a mortgage of tlio property, Purchasers to pay lor papers and stumps. :xoxici?:. j" All persons holding Liens afcriinsl the Estate of John 8. R?wo, Bankrupt, arc required to establish the saiiio before J.' C. t.'nrpenlrr, Esq., Register in 1 Bankruptcy at Charleston, S. C, on or before tho 10th dav of April next. P. V. DBBILE, Assigneo Estate of John 3. Howe, Bunkrupt. March 9, I8G9. mar C. td ASSIGNEE'S SALE, IN BANKltCPTCY?In the matter of Thomas B. Sally, Baukrupt, Ex parte P. V. Diuiile, As signee. By virtue oT nn order of sale from the Honorable District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at public auction, at Oratigcburg O. H., ou Monday tho 6th of April, !8<t9. at the usual hours of sale. One undivided eigbib of that plantation or tract of l:i:>d lying on both sides of 4 Mile Branch, wa ters ot North Edisto, containing eight hundred and forty-two (842) acres more or lcs?\ hounded now er "formerly by lands of C. Hayden, D. Howe, D. Mur phy an 1 D. Louis. Conditions?One-half cash, tho balance in ,>nr year, iu bond Waring interest, and a mortgage, of the property* Purchasers to pay for papers and stumps. A LSO Will bo sold ni public auction, on Tuesday. 23d March. 1X0'.', at 11 o'clock. A. M.. at the residence of Thomas B. Salley, the personal property of above named Bankrupt, consisting of 1 Cow ?ndCa'lf, IX Mhcvp, 1 Sow and Pip??. sot Buggy Irons, 1 Rqckaway, 1 Mclodiau, 1 Double ?Mi"7*J Cuu and other dvtlclea. Terms C/nsh un I artiylca removed immediately uftvr llic sale. P. V. DIBBLE. Assignee Of T. p, Salley, Bankrupt. Sfnreli 9. 18C.0. mal- IS td ASSIGNEE'S S?LE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter or J. Maotin .Sw.i.kv, Bankrupt. Er parle B. A. Pbick. By virtue of an order uf sale tome directed from the lloiioi-iible District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction at < .*rangvburg C. II.< on Monday ? ah April, 1800, at tho usual hours of salo. ?All the interest of .1. Martin Sallvy iu that plan tulion or tract of land lying iu tho Fork nf Edisio. Oraugeburji County, containing three hundred and eigh'y acres (H8U) more or less, hounded by lands of .lohn Jordan, Casper Stnlcy, P. A. Panning, Frattcvs Sallcy, Indiana M. t'orhett and N. Pose/. ALSO One ninth interest in Denn Swamp Mill Pond. Conditions?One-third cash, the balance in twelve months, secured by bond bearing interest fi <,;n day of sale, ami a mortgage of the properly. Pur chasers to pay for papivs and stamps. All persons holding Liens .-.gainst the Estate of J. Martin Sallcy, Bankrupt, me required to Kstab* lish the sHUie before J. C. Carpenter, Esq , ID-gistcr iu Bankruptcy at Charleston, S. C, on or before the 1 Ol Ii da 3* of April next. , V. V. DIBBLE, Assip.ee. E. late J. M. Sullev, Bankrupt. March 9, 1809. mar 13 td T X the ??iMfrict C ourt of the Lulled I STA TES?Evr the Metrie) b/ South Cumlota? In ihr Mittler of Jahn J/ufman, Bankrupt?In Bank ruptcy .-2>(,iion is horchv given :':at all creditor* holding Lions ou die >fstatc of John TTuffmun. a ilunkiupt, must prove their I.ions before .lulius C. Carpenter, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at his O?ico, No. 7l', Broad Street, in tho City of Charles ton, on or before the SiUth day of March hist. By order of the Honorable George S. Bryan, Judge of tho District Court of the United States, lor the District of South Carolina. Ii. B OLOVER, Assignee March 11, 1809.?13 It IX the Uist vivt Court of the United STATES?For South Carolina?January Term, 1800?7* the Matter of Unfit l\ Sollet/, of Or ana - Intri/, S. C. Bankruptf-Petitum 'for Fv'i a,,,l Hu ff Ditch it ;e in. 'Bamkrupfej/'.?Ordered, that a heaiing ho had on the Kith day of April, 1809, a' Federal Court House in Charleston, 8. C: and that all Creditors, &0., of said Bankrupt appear at Said time nnda^iuoc, and shew cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner should not he grunted. And that the 2d and ltd meeting of Credi tor* of said Bankrupt will bo hold at the office of .1. ( . Carpenter, ?q., Register or 2d Cong. District, 8. C. on l?th day or April 1809, at 12 M. By order of the Court, the 28th day of March, 1860. DAB'L 1IORLBECK, Clerk. of the District Court or the U. S. Tor So. Ca. luar 12 24 mm,* mmmb & pike, fadJ i- :f? -t'T :?W ' ABB MAKING IT Aft IMPORTANT 15 ranch of their business in (he pnichase of COTTON. COEN, PK AS, and PHODU E gejerally, for Which thoy will nay full MARKET RATES. Tbalr Large and fuR StookwUJ gfrf tbaUt friends and customers an opportunity TO BUY GOODS at (he Lowest Prices, having been purchased strictly for c??li, embracing as usual onr various Assort ment of STAPLE* and FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CAPS, HARDWARE, IRON and full Stosk of GROCERIES, etc., etc., A large lot of XXX F AM IL V FLOUR fresh from tho Mills, weekly Consigned, which we are offering i CHEAP. WE ARE TUE ?OLE AGENTS FOB AND KEEP constantly, on bond the Celebrated PATENT PARABOLA GOLD BURNISH SILVER STEEL N2EDLFS, j Ladies try them. We represent tho UNDERWRITER'S FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY of NEW YORK, with ? Capital of over $4,000,000. Aro YOUR BUILDING INSURED? ^ ? "1 * ?. * Also AGENT8 for the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCF SOCIETY OF NEW YORE, Aese?? over $5,000,000. AND LIFE ASSURED, | there i? no better Inrc?tmcnt. Apply to mar 20?ly BULL. SCOVlLL & PIKE. new spring goods , STOCKEH'S CHEAP CASH STORE. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF SPRING STOCK, CON8IST ing of CALICOES from 10 (o Wijc per Ysrd.' 1 ' MUSLINS ** 20 50p ENGLISH BERGES 25 40c GRANDEN8 from 80 ? flOe " " ALSO . A good assortment of GROCERIES, and another lot of that WHITE WHISKEY,-which we offer cheap for eash. .TOHlSr D. STOCKER & CO., AT THE RED SIGN. 9ST MR. JAMES A. WILLIAMS is with us aud will be happy to sec his friends, mar 20 nug 23 ly. w. l. w. rilet, Has constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of CHOICE F?MILV if^ii?JIS^JLipifiSs DRY GOODS, SJdU?S, &c. JUST RECEIVED A FINK LOT OF CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO, OYSTERS, SA1UHNE8, PICKLES, ETC. Mil. JOHN DAVIS is with me and will be pleased to sec his frieuds. march 13?ly W. L. W. RILKY. LIFE INSURANCE. Piedmont Life Insurance Company of Virginia r?EICIES ISSUED IN FIRST SIXTEEN MONTHS OF ACTIVE WORK, SHOWING AN "?' '' ' amount of Easiness unequalled by any other Company at its Cuipjncocemoat. 11.-claims Fatronage on the following grounds : 1st. Its terms arc more REASONABLE than those offered by other Companies. 2d. Its OFFICERS are SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN of the highest character. Sd. It invests ouly in REAL ESTATE. 4th. It is a SOUTHERN INSTITUTION, and should bo patronixed by Southerners. EDOBFIELD C. II. Insured in this Company to the amount of $200,000 in ?be space of ten days. Abbeville is Insured for over HALF A MILLION DOLLARS This shows the confidence placed in this COMPANY by our neighbors. Insure NOW while money is comparatively abundant, and secure your FAMILIES a CERTAIN SUP PORT in case of YOUR DEATH. CfcH on Subscriber ul Office of Messrs. Glover i Oluver for further particular?. JAS. If. FOiVI.KS, fvh }S_iJm Agent Piedmont Life Insurance Company. CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO AHE BUYING AS USUAL COTTON, RICE, CORN, PEAS, ETC., AT THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR CASH. rjlHjl^Y HAVE BEEN APPOINTED .A-GEjSTTS f0R THE SALE ZELL'S AMMONIATED bone super phosphate. THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT A FINE LOT OF CHEAP OHBWIim TOBACCO, which will be sold LOW for CASH. For Particulars apply to cornelson, kramer & co. Get 3 k ly ORASSEBaJIU* C'OSJSTY, PROBATE COURT. Ex parte Michael Arnnt, Ex'r Estate Henry Fckel. WHEREAS, Michael Arnnt having filed his pe tition mid final return in this Conrt pray ing tor letters of dismissal as Administrator of the Lsiato and Effects ?f Henry Fekel, deceased, Notice in hereby given to ail concerned that on Friday the'.Ith day of Apt it next, ! will proceed to grant said dismissal. Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th dny Of March, A. D. ISM. THAI). t\ ANDREWS, ' mar 7?St Judge of Probate. J.1AIK NOTICE.? J The Collection or nil taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of Orangeburg Village, for the year 1869, will be held at Dr. Oliveros' Drug Store, eneh afternoon, be tween the hours of 2 and ft o'clock, front the 11th to the 10th day of March, inclusive. Those failing to make Payments during the after noons above specified, will subject themselves to sn additional ten per centum on their original As.?^ss mcnt. E. J. OLIVRROS, feu "7?li Clerk of Council. X the District Court of the United X STATER?For the District of South Cam f inn? in the Matter of Jacob F. Witt, Bankrupt?In Bank ruptcf/.?Notice is horeby given that all Creditors holding Liens on the Kulutc of Jacob P. Witt, a Bankrupt, most prove their Liens before Julius C. Carpenter, Eaq , Register in Bankruptcy, at his Office. No. 72 Broad Street, in the City of Charles ton, on or before the 20th day of March inst. By order of the Honorable George S. Bryan, Judge of the District Court of the U. S., for the District of South Carolina. Jacob Fogle, Admr. et. al. ? EQUITY. By order of the Court of Equity made in this cose, the creditors of Nathan Whetstone are re quired to prove their demands before me Within one March 5, 1809. mar 0 C. B. GLOVER, Assignee. It -T+-.-) ?? ?!?? ??? month. February 2d, !8fi9. f;*j 6 G. W. BOHVER, C C. P. 2m T. 13. O U RT1 AJ^JM^DL SCJiGJSOJf DBNTl&T^ . Office over the Store ?t SLvwrs. >B?w -Hwr?r ?d; ?r;_, -?>??? *? ??'*'? mimtA* 1 ?i J'MT A LADY of severs*-wsJii^dw Experience, wishes lo undertake the INjSJKCC- ^j, TION of o few children. Ttrwn., For particulars address .*W 4>'?.* ? -f-* !! jnar7-4t *^#^%&Ij *d> OKtl'l LAGER BEER SMAMJH. a rpiiK uwDBRinGitB? wo"di? slow? tpa*^ 5 ?pt-cifiiiiy announce to his old fri4*d* yarifclan) zril ?eC? lhat " ???ftof I PURE ARTtC^?'t>***!'f 1,5 ^<M*M >T 'A Y^T?T> : ' ';' J^iVM.^rtV. Beatlw^tf...,^ ,,3t4M. *|,Ue FOREIGN AND DOME8TI? UWQ&fy** ,4 DbCLXT CIGAtt. <t y& mar 7 Y?Ur*' &C" W- ? LENGNICK & SEM*/1' 27 HAT NE STAUET, ??f" lu'tporters and Jobbers in , . . FANCY G ? ? t) LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, i -ta*J QUALITIES AXP P&JCMfc 'JUPPif' tttnd MILLINERY G0OIt&,<.c? dtfj *w or eveuy i>Kicnirri9?j r ni vnJLtow* "ITTE WOULD INVITE THE SPECIAL AfV , . W ten?on of Merchants to be*?rge titeetfdr L'a* TRIMMED HATS, of all grade?, and full Unat eftiO FANCY GOODS. Also, to our Ktock of BON ?BT? rlAT and BELT RIBBONS, the largest in tho Cfcy> Ciias. Altbjcd L?xo*ick. Bit. Enraic^Bntk.-1 ,t>ot' mar 7 fflaliaefci t ' DOOR, SASH F?RE PERUVIAN WAM. Xhe quality of PERUVIAN GUANO soMWii{! is as PURE as it can be bad in, the- Va#Hky?l ?r es. I offer it by the bag or inorcV . (^ WANDO FKBTILIZEB* N This MANURE is warrtrnted to be'ff af.fcKfca.ft n?: ARD QUALITY, and has been successfully testest t>?i in this District, and is regarded by 'experienJied Planters <o be a very valuable Fertilisar. I ffer side .*c?-< at Agent's prices, adding freight and expenses firefjg ..;.. i Charleston. - 7>.i ..'< i. .I.!;:. S vIlfVT tMUi GOSHEtf BUTTER, LEAF LARD, fO??CfCdr r Just received 8wect Goshon Butter ant) Pure* f , Country Lard. Also a full supply of tBar'Cuheefr "'? Tobacco, and soroo of superior qbaliiy. KENTUCKY CREAM CRACKERS ? Another barrel, quite fresli. FeV'snle et the* ' " ' ^ COURT HOUSE STOB*; i'u.. ?.d?*?m Maricot Street- ( .. ?? ?{ JOHN A. IlAM!Lt*oK/\ c ? tf*****l --.. > iilt'r??t \ i x * *\*. jjc iqsvni DOW LAW COTTON PLANTER'1 7" ? o) .., ? .-t-r; vtsfl Aeai GUANO DISTKlIJUTCit, :; , ^a SEE JANUARY AND FERCARY NUJajj**.. of Southern Cultivator. _ \UtH Ml ? 1 ?| McC.vsTsvii.i.a, S. .C.,- Feb. 2fJ, 18?a>. This is to certify that I have ?eetr ?nd enamiayidt the Dow Law Cottv>n Planter, and from1 the small ox peri in en t (bat 1 saw made with, it, t have if# hesi-* tation iu saying that it will plant C?>ttoa*n4 di*-* tribute Guano a<lmirably, anil save Seed, Guano Mtf , Ubor. 11. ?T. WOBST" -r-r- .V.? u,?Ti>i< I have seen the Mnclnnr ai Work, and Kdiete sat a Planter, it is uTrsrrrplWSV.sf. IC ?nirrlDlffe^^BBB*!? very regularly. , D. K NORfcH*. ,,T Address tt, <.- IIA It PER, fcbl?7?It Georges Station, *?. C. S -?-; ?? ;ii i?u.l~ trttm i-If*. * i-?t?ie"l . ?frtui . .?l*n?.? KING OPPOSITE CANNON ?TS.7 '?' ? l*jiM CHARLlsSTON, ft. fj. THE SUBSCRIBER n.WING F?KNlSHKO T*** ; himself, nt a great, expense, with the moat iaa- H L.h proved .MACHINERY, is now piepared iu furnish DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, MOULDINCMI an'n jRnlldiiiR Malorial I At Northern prices, and as- cheap* IT not than sny like Establishment iu the South. All work guaranteed to frlxi tutisfattton. Send vot\r orders to GEORGE S. HACKER. feb27 Sea -^?.?K'.rtfii.j ~-_i.?jtxd EZEKIEL, At inic : ; SIGN OP TUB NVATCTI. n*' _. .,', ... mis . .'ibletial? lie* ? N Foil MS his Friends th.it he has moved te the I STORK ender the FIREMEN'S 11 ALL, where Un he will keep n select assortment of CLOf?ahri? *.td WATCH KS, JEWELRY CUTLERY, SPECTACU?.!, 1.. PERFUMERY and other tfaiicjr AHiclee. iCk ef . which ho will warrant as represented, aed Wiae? bsV '' ? ' ' ? sold as low as in the City, ? "I<ric?no He is also prepared torcphir W'atches andCWko, aud guaruutee tho same to perform correevry I Ok/ one year. . ? , .1, ..ij-iow. Jeweu-y neatly repaired. jan 2a if __1 ^jl- td?|ft' STORE FOR SAfcEt . TlfE SUBSCRIBER'S STORK IX ORAXGEBVtoO IS FOR SALB-. dod !0~3* MUIUiAY K?lTr^?^ IN K<JU1T1'?ORANGEHURG CO?NtV:^* The State of South Carolina. ) In. Be; Ex. Rel. L Solicitor Southern Circuit. J Lost Do^umeet?. Application having been made by Jacob H^Poo ser and Btisa R. his wife, and ChurehweR A. CrdSe wcll andElisabeth R. his wile, for leave to protethe Past Existence, Loss and Contents Of the LselWiUeed ., ,? Testament of John Humph, deceased, on motion o? Messrs. Hut sons & Legare, Solieltere foY ap^kroaM " ?** it is ordered, that all persons whrt may think thesa^ selves interested, do appear before me el Orfcnge b<irg on the 'J'?th dny of it ay next, anderesi e*> amine the evidence w hieh may be prtxlueed, and ha? *? trodticc evidence In reply. tU:o. noLtVftH,1 Office, of Clerk of Ooro?oa,Pleaa, v Ol ?hgeburg. C IL, Feb. lv0, 18?'.?. j fehlt) RIX'BUVKK'S NOT!! *' dei signed having been appointed Bl . of ?he BstaM of Henry Ellis, deceased, gives notice that ail claims sgai~^ said must be nrcsented to him, aud all persons (federated must make payment to him alone. C. B. GLOVER, Receiver, feb 20 3?